RAILROAD RUMORS HIT NORTHWEST DURING SURVEY WORK
Abberdean D. D. February 4. Air is thick with railroad talk in Eureka area with Milwaukee surveyors said to bypass Twinton North Dakota and head northwest toward the Missouri near Cannon Ball River. Crossing planned then lines split west toward Black Hills Knife River country and Helena. Milwaukee, Northern Pacific and Soo each have survey crews in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Knife River
Helena
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Soo Lines
Seld
Dying After Saving Girl Berry Contracts Smallpox
Nelaon Berry a prominent La Crosse youth dies after nursing his sweetheart Julia Jamieson who had smallpox. He contracted the disease while caring for her, and is now seriously ill with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelaon Merry
la Crosse
Wis
Nelaon Berry
Julia Jamieson
Berry
Would-Be Jags Across River Draw Bridge Crackdown
Large authorities aim to curb fast driving across Fargo Moorhead bridges. Some arrests were made under state law but court ruling left municipal bridges and city ordinances unclear. Amended ordinances may be adopted to regulate Jag sagona drivers and their horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uackmen Harten
Fargo
N. C
Moorhead
Fiber Plant In Winona Sets Southern Minnesota Focus
In Winona Minnesota arrangements to establish the Union Fiber company plant in the old harvester works building have been completed. Papers signed by city and outside interests, machinery arriving, remodeling underway, with operations expected early in the spring. The plant will be the largest flax tow product factory in the northwest and a leading industry for Southern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiona
Minn
Union Fiber Company
Harvester Works
Northwest
Minnesota
Nurse to tend child at smallpox hospital
Mrs. P. J. Martin wife of Waterloo Iowa mayor Goen has gone to a detention hospital with her daughter to nurse her through a smallpox siege. She has been vaccinated and expects not to contract the disease but provisions are ready in case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Goen
Iowa
P. J. Martin
Frozen Man Found Dead in Great Falls with Foul Play Suspicion
The frozen body of Hans Teafte, a 45-year-old laborer, was found in a ravine in Great Falls Montana. Authorities say he froze to death though peculiar circumstances and some suspicion of foul play are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palls
Mont
Great Falls
Hans Teafte
Hmitet
Burglars Kill Policeman in St Paul Shooting
Policeman Charles Meyer of St Paul died from bullet wounds received while attempting to arrest two burglars at a University avenue saloon. The suspects fled and were not located as of early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayer
St. Paul
Charles Meyer
University Avenue
Boy Drowns After Ice Slip Near Piedmont Home
Ross Wilson, ten, fell through ice while skating near his mother's house and drowned. His body was not found for hours, and a dog locating the scene alerted rescuers to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont, & D
Ross Wilson
Pastor United to Antigo in Wisconsin church move
Rev. C Malley, after three years as pastor of a Baptial church in Huron, has accepted the call to serve the Trast Presbyterian church of Antigo Wisconsin. Mrs Malley has joined him as he relocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Huron
Rev
C. Malley
Trast Presbyterian Church
Wis
Malley
Frozen to Death on a Lake Near Osekis Minnesota
Lem Batts, a middle aged resident, was found frozen to death yesterday on the lake about a mile from his home in the timber. He leaves a wife and two children. Royal Cegles, a colored man living alone on a homestead near Windsor, Jamestown area, was accidentally shot and killed near his home while coming from the east to claim a Dakota land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osekis
Minn
Lem Batts
Jamestown
N. D
Royal Cegles
Windsor
Political clash over railroads stirs public debate
A Second district Republican guest at a Saulspaugh night asserts the Van Sant railroad battle arose from a dispute between Soo, Canadian Pacific and two other roads. He blames Thomas Lowry and W D Washburn, saying Robert Jamieson sided with the Lowry Washburn faction and fanned the issue, suggesting the governor was used as a tool by rival interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. van Sant
Railroad Kings
Thomas Lowry
W. D. Washburn
Soo
Canadian Pacific
Robert Jamieson
Minneapolis
Lowry Washburn
Robert
Northern Securities Company
Mankato Review
Four Stockmen Die in Wreck Near Apple River Illinois
A rear end collision on the Winois Central near Apple River Illinois at 3 45 am yesterday killed four stockmen and seriously injured six. The bunk car occupants were crushed while others escaped by jumping. A special train with surgeons was sent to the scene as officials investigate the cause of the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wereek
Dubuque
Town
Apple River
Unknown Man Dies After Carbolic Acid Attempt in Duluth
An unidentified man was found on a Duluth sidewalk bleeding from the mouth after reportedly drinking carbolic acid. He was taken to a hospital where doctors said his test was severely frozen, and authorities believe the poisoning was an act of self destruction related to the cold. He is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
House
Senate
Richardson
Ways and Means Committee
Morgan
Alabama
Pipe cost his life in Minnesota fire incident
Michael Winnega, a wealthy farmer four miles southwest of Adams, Minn, died from severe burns suffered when a lighted pipe apparently ignited his clothing as he rode home in a sled. His team helping him from town found him lying in the bottom of the sled after the fire. The blaze likely started from a spark from his pocket pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
Adams
Minn
Michael Winnega
Here
Sparka
Decoy letters aid capture of robbery gang members
Sheriff Reiter trapped a shoe theft ring by decoy letters at Worthington and arrested John Tilford, Fret Smith, Albert Franskie, and Amil Franshie, along with a man named Mirn, in February. The suspects are tied to burglaries in Omaha caves and local stores and cars, with strong evidence of an organized gang operating for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charke
Worthington
Mirn
Reiter
Omaha
John Tilford
Fret Smith
Albert Franskie
Amil Franshie
Ethem
Western Osceola organizes creamery company in Bird Island
Farmers in Western Osceola have formed a creamery company and will construct a creamery in Bird Island Minnesota A W Stone has sold his hardware store to Tinnes and Knutson and will move to Washington KH has operated in the area for twenty years M J Ryan hired D H Lora of Northfield for his new brick store contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Creamery Company
Bird Island
Minn
Osceola
A. W. Stone
Tinnes & Knutson
Quarrel Shooting Near Arpin Leaves Man Wounded
In Grand Rapids Wisconsin near Arpin, a man was shot during a quarrel over a dog at the Moody farm. A. H. Moody is injured, Herman Helmz is in custody, District Attorney Wipperman will investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Wis
William Moody
Arpin
Herman Helmz
Smallpox scare ends. centers reopen in Minnesota
After two weeks of precautions, the academy, schools and churches in Center, Minnesota, reopen. No smallpox or diphtheria cases reported. scare exaggerated by outsiders with only a few mild cases documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Train Collision Injures Four Near Mapleton
A light locomotive crashed into a Northern Pacific passenger train near Mapleton at 7 o'clock yesterday morning. An engineer, brakeman, and two passengers were lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casselion
N. D
Mapleton
Northern Pacific
Farmhouse Burns Near Winona Destroying Hogan Emerson Farm
A farmhouse eight miles east of Winona Minnesota owned by Hogan Emerson was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The blaze damaged a load valued at about $1,600 though most household goods were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Hogan Emerson
Here
Car Repairer Henry Carlson Injured In Truck Accident
In Staples Minnesota on February not fully stated Henry Carlson a car repairer suffered injuries after a truck rolled toward him while he repaired a car on the railway track. The incident occurred yesterday morning and left his left side damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowen Lis Poot
Staples, Minn
Henry Carlson
Busine Exploded in Meservey Elevator Blaze
The St Paul and Minneapolis elevator at Meservey was destroyed by fire at 8:50 yesterday morning after a gasoline engine exploded. Losses reach 10000 dollars and 6000 bushels of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busine
Maron City
Town
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Meservey
Death of an Old Gall Hunter Near Here at Eighty-One
Joseph H. Farwell died at his brother's home on lower Atkall near here aged eighty one. A Massachusetts native, he took part in the 1849 overland rush to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Farwell
Lower
Atkall
Here
Massachusetts
California
Senate in tumult over Philippine storm debate
In Washington the senate endured a three hour Philippine dispute marked by bitter personal exchanges. Senators Lodge Tillman Spooner and others clashed over Manila dispatches and race questions, while the chamber also advanced a commerce and labor department bill and debated tariff measures and judge salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Teller
Manila
Gen. Wheaton
Philippines
Lodge
White
Colorado
Teller 80
Apooner
Wisconsin
Tillman
South Carolina
Spooner
South
Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
Carmack
Tenn
Tennessee
Beveridge
Indiana
Arthur H. Noyes
District Court of
Alaska
House
Senate Debates Censorship in Manila Dispatches
Washington January 30 to February 1 reports show the senate debating press dispatch censorship in Manila with claims that no censorship exists and counterarguments that copies filed with military authorities amount to censorship. House passes permanent census bill amid civil service transfers debate. senate discusses Philippine tariff and independence references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Manila
Philippines
Grealey
Army
Beveridge
Indiana
Rowse
Hopkins
Illinoi
Friends of the Civil Service Law
Pepe Sion
Markets Say Wheat and Cattle Prices From Major Centers
Latest quotations from grain and live stock centers show St Paul and Minneapolis amid mixed futures. Reports cover wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley across No 1 Northern, No 2 Northern, and cash trades, plus cattle and hog prices from Chicago, Sioux City, South St Paul, and Milwaukee with multiple bid ranges and cash figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern
Minneapolis
Ryn
Duluth
Manitoba
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Par
Dairying Tips From Illinois State Dairymen’s Meet
Proceedings of the Illinois State Dairymen’s Association in Peoria January 7 to 9 highlight dairy education, milking machine hopes, and butter quality. Talks cover creamery buttermaking, starters, separators, silage use, and silo importance, with practical farmer anecdotes on milk flow, costs, and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anipals State Dairyman's Convention
Ilinois
Alrymen
Usle
Walter R. Kizozey
State Farmer's Institute
B. H. Farrington
University of Winconaln
W. R. Hostetter
Oscar Erf
University of Sll- Nois
Southarm
F. A. Leighton
Prof. McKay
Iowa Agricultural College
Dewitt Goodrich
Wisconsin
A. H. Thompson
M. S. Campbell
Hila
Mr. Campbell
Benclid N. Cobb
Buff Jersey
I. M. Wentworth
Towa
Joseph Newman
John Stewart
J. R. Biddulph
Geo. H. Gurler
R. Murphy
Irvin Nowlan
FP. A. Carr
J. R. Biddu
Duck Inquiry From the Farmers Review
To the Subscriber Fred King ducks were dying. Feeding method advised: ducks need bulky food such as chopped clover corn blades cabbage or other vegetables mixed with the meal. If using corn meal substitute wheat bran and two thirds mash should be bulky food. Mix up the mash thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Cattle Breeding Advice From John C. Honnold
In Udgar County Illinois John C Honnold urges buyers to seek good blood and quality calves or feeding steers. He argues inferior stock wastes feed and lowers profits, recommending two year old finished steers 1200 to 1400 pounds and starting small to learn the market and avoid early failure. He stresses discipline and identifying ideal animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnless Ones
Gner Moust
John C. Honnold
Udgar County
Linois
Roosevelt on forest reserves and water protection
President Roosevelt stresses forest reserves as vital for water and wood and urges better protection from fire and livestock damage. He notes arid regions rely on saved water for irrigation and highlights wildlife restoration in Yellowstone and the threat from overgrazing to birds and mammals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohai
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Yellowstone Park
Pedigree boxes for hen breeding and laying practices
A farmers' column describes using sixteen by ten inch breeding boxes with paper, straw, and later sod for nest warmth. It explains how proper nesting aids egg production and reduces lice, noting moth balls placed among the eggs. Authored by Fred B. Kelfer from Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Review
Fred B. Kelfer
Clark County
Lnals
Peapariog Birds to Show From Farmers Review
In preparing birds for showing, H Eppersen of Champaign County Illinois outlines a course: confine weighty birds to a clean room with ample green food including wheat oats and corn, ground feed, and abundant water. handle daily to keep them gentle and smooth their legs with sweat. Birds have free range except breeding seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eppersen
Champaign County
Iilyoia
Mixed virtues and flavor in butter compared with keepers
A short moral about butter quality contrasts length of flavor with keeper life. It notes that high flavor implies shorter useful retention and argues that a great plague of grasshoppers in Hay, New South Wales, darkens the town by obscuring street lamps at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
New South Wales
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Girl
FIBER
Pipe
I Congress
Yeaterday
Tilman
Teols
Ita
Dairy and Poultry
Department of the Parem
Emma Clear Waters
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