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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1909

Page

3

Icebound Intrigue Between Mathilde and Stewart

In a frosty lake scene at a country estate, Mathilde faces social pressure and a hidden marriage. She confides a dangerous secret to Norman Hudson while concealing her status as Mrs. James Stewart, planning to flee to a Breton village if needed. Norman pledges discretion as suspicion lingers.

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A Long farewell and a witty supper table exchange

A Punch snippet recalls a humorous scene with a Major Burlington being addressed as Captain and a landlady boasting about fresh red candles on the table at supper. A boarder quips about Eskimo jokes, highlighting social jests of the era.

Burlington

Discouraged. Cogger Sells Racing Car for Astronomy

Cogger admits selling his racing automobile after turning to astronomy. Sparker asks why, and Cogger explains he learned some stars travel hundreds of miles a day, prompting his shift in focus and discouragement with racing.

Cogger Sparker

Broken testimony and racial slur in court shorthand

A fragmentary quotation alleges Ephraim Jackson, described as a colored prisoner, struck his wife on the head. The judge is noted for criticizing the testimony as water and for a dismissive comment about ignorance and crime. The text mixes stray lines from various sources including the Detroit Free Press and miscellaneous figures.

Ephraim Jackson

Care of Cows and Dairy Hints from Epitomist

The article explains dairy practices for calving ease and milk quality, noting that milk must be handled carefully from calving through early milking. It covers feeding with root crops, avoiding six weeks before calving corn, and the importance of clean, well-brushed cows, proper milking speed, and adequate shelter and ventilation to maintain butter quality and healthy cattle.

Nevar

Dairy and sheep farming tips from Indiana Farmer

Practical notes on clean bedding for dairy cows and the value of combining wool and mutton production. The piece cites L C Reynolda on dual-output profits, orchard values from American Agriculturist, and a reader question about soybeans and cow peas with the answer covering soil type, sowing time, feed use, and seed sources.

College Main Farmer and the Secretary’s Hiring View

Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture says the best man for his department is not judged by college record or number of degrees but by exceptional achievement in a single line of inquiry and the ability to clearly present results. He draws on deep agricultural knowledge gained on a Tama county farm in Iowa.

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Bumper Crops Shown in July Agriculture Report

The July report from the Department of Agriculture shows crops above the ten year average across cereals led by corn, oats, and barley with a total grain output well over five billion bushels. Acreage for hay is not given, while corn planted reaches 109 million acres up 7.4 percent from last year. The report notes high condition ratings for corn, winter wheat, spring wheat, oats, and rye, and mentions the first beef trust exposure after The Jungle with Britain ordering one million pounds of canned corned beef from a Chicago packer for inspection.

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