Dairy Advancements and Farm Practices From American Cultivator
Articles discuss the Hegelund milking method boosting yield yet needing careful handling, plus guidance on high quality stock, sowing oats with cowpeas for hay, and a run of practical farm tips from the Indianapolis News and Farmers Voice. Entities include Wisconsin, New York stations, American Cultivator, Purdue University, and Indianapolis.
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Wisconsin
New York
Marie
J. L. Hills
Beans and Pras Insect Control Method
A historical home remedy advises placing beans and peas in a barrel with an uncorked bottle of nisulphide or carbon to release gas that settles and kills insect life. After three to four days ventilate thoroughly, cork any remaining liquid, and store safely. Do not inhale fumes or use near fire. air out seeds and barrel after treatment.
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Breeders' Gazette
Wi _ancko
Purddue University
Tet to Como. Blanche Wilbur and Thomas in the garden play
In a garden scene Blanche Wilbur and Thomas pretend to be mother and father while small Jack quietly hides, and the mother asks what they are playing. Wilbur says Blanche is mother, Thomas is the child, and Jack notes he is not yet born. The exchange explores a playful family tableau with a baby reference.
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Como
Blanche
Wilbur
Thomas
Jack
Lippincott's
Native Chinese Firm Opens Shanghai Cotton Mill with Mandarin President
A Shanghai based cotton mill is launched by a local Chinese company. The president is identified as Mandarin, signaling official local leadership and control. The project underlines regional industrial growth and domestic entrepreneurship.
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Shanghai Fan & New Cotton Mill
State of siege looms as Teamsters threaten spread
Chicago unrest deepens as the Teamsters Council declines to deliver goods to boycotted houses, signaling possible widespread strikes. Mayor Tolke warned troops may be called if violence increases, amid hostile letters to employers and growing labor conflict in the city.
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Chicago
Aveelk
Yenmsters
Joluth Cornell
Social Uniona
Venmater's
Ated
Leah’ Owners' Association
Inter
C.F. Shueay
Avlong
Tolke
Netion
Chenga
Levy Moyer
Robert d. ‘Thorne
Frederick W. Job
Victor W. Sincere
Employers’ Association
Tt Inoginge
Tela
Witteon
Chicago Street Scene as Strike Paralyzes Delivery Network
Chicago union teamsters clash over deliveries to houses as employers push back amid a widening strike. Police guard wagons while 2,000 union members march with banners for George S. Pieren’s funeral in Louisville.
WILL END PUPIL S STRIKES CHICAGO BOARD THREATENS ARREST
Chicago schools face a spreading strike as eight buildings suspend classes over coal deliveries by non union teamsters. About 2000 pupils left desks amid rioting. Superintendent Bodine deployed 36 truant officers and special policemen to serve notices on parents, threatening enforcement under the Illinois compulsory education law for noncompliance and truancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Education
Porenta
Chicago
W. J. Bodine
Harmed News Notes and Legal Actions Across States
A jumble of items reports Vira destroying fifteen business buildings in Home City Kansas leaving the railway station and two elevators standing. Creditors seek a receiver for M B Benedict Manufacturing of Syracuse. Farmers flock to Newa Comanche lands for leases. Franklin County Mississippi grand jury returns 800 whitecapping indictments, injuring sheriff and Law and Order League members. Governor Hoch grants absolute pardon to William Allen White's relative for a 1997 Kansas City case.
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Hurt
Vira
Home City
Kan
Benedict Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Nowa-Comnanche
Grand Jury
Franklin County
Mississippi
Law and Order League
Wilhelm Doltz
Russell MM. Uindsey
William Allen White
Kansan City
Hoch
Bank fraud case and local crime shake Iowa officials
A sprawling 19th century report details Snyder facing charges of fraud after absconding with $125,000 from a bank in Missouri while a banker was shot in Wanburg. The piece links a private bank collapse, deposits of $148,000, and grand jury action. It notes gun violence, an officer’s shooting, and ongoing investigations in a broader Iowa context. It also mentions statewide lecture course funding and town educational efforts totaling about $100,000 annually.
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TH. Jr
Snyder
Fis Beet Weonghe
Towa
St Louis
Suisder
Olin Liveaty
Tribune
Mareh
Letel Snyder
ETI
Appointed Consul Threatened Murder Amid Tornado Chaos
Levbert Wright of Dex Moines, newly named United States consul to Puerto Pita, Dominican Republic, faces threats from a rival during a murder trial. A revolver was stolen from his trunk with a note warning of bullets. A tornado swept Downey and Centerdale, destroying farms, bridges, and property totaling about 100000 dollars. J Dwight Lamb, Clinton boatbuilder and president of Lam Boat and Boiler Works, drowned on a Mississippi pleasure trip near Belleyne after losing balance and falling overboard.
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Appointece
Levbert BR
Wright
Dex Moines
United States
Puerto Pita
Dominican Republic
Wiles
Niel Matthews
J. Dwight Lamb
Lam
Clinton
Mississippi
Belleyne
Burglar Sturderan Woman Near Huxton
A woman, Mrs William Darby, was lethally struck by an unknown burglar during a break‑in at her Buxton area home. The attack marks the third burglary incident in Buxton within a week.
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William Darby
Huxton
Buxton
State Happenings Amid Local Troubles And Tragedies
A chaotic roundup cites ten cakes of smellpox near the poor farm in 1nate county. Plans for a municipal water plant at Lone Yee surface as Harry Davis faces a 30 day sentence. George Beacon in Whiting reports a mysterious incident, while Muscating island growers say crops are thriving. Casey plans a $40,000 gas plant to start July 1. Ed Ryan convicted of burglary in Davenport. sentenced to three years. Fairfield population exceeds 5,000 after growth. Major Philip Daitz, banker of Walcott, dies at 7. Riverton to spend $700 on a village pavilion. Shenandoah marks 27 graduates. 15 boys, 12 girls. Sam Bullivan, longtime U S Express driver, killed in Chicago riot. Mrs Sophie Spiva seeks divorce in Davenport court. Mary McGovern wins $3,000 in damages from Des Moines Interurban. Winterset: Ian Rehard, 20, gets 15 months for forgery. Lenn Cray pleads farewell. Chas Banielt and Join Story arrested in Sydney for game law violations. Benedict caught taking catfish. other actions include duck and jackdaw poaching fines.
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1Nate
Lone ‘Yee
Harry Davis
Davenport
Han Beet
Geut
George Beacon
Whiting
Muscating Island
Jookline
Casey
Ed Ryan
Shenandoah High School
Sam Bullivan
United State Express Company
Dubuque
Eheot
Chicago
Sophie Spiva
Clatelet
Mary McGovern
Des Moinex Interurban Company
Wax
Winterset
Ian Rehard
Pretty Lenn Cray
Saite
Thme
Fort Mundson
Chas, Baneilet
Join Story
Sydney
Gama
Green
Benedict
Momm
Gannon
Turbulent Yearly Ledger Reports Widespread Fires and Fatalities
A chaotic clippings reel details lightning strikes killing a boy, a man dying in a collision near Des Moines, a farm home destroyed by fire with insured damage, and a city census showing population shifts. It notes a major insurance dispute in Burlington, indictments tied to bank affairs in Illinois, and local political turmoil over school superintendent posts plus a notable arrest in Ames for diamond theft. The report also mentions a statewide crop outlook, a temperance fighter's death, and a university alumni dedication ceremony.
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Ntibowe
Madsid
Biedaad
Muowals Neekont
Prod Tagen
Hen ‘Thos
Lowe
Inauranes
Baie Boeh
LeMnes
Censis
Clay County
Oxcepla
Wacker
Eh.w. Crabman
Maaanechusetts Wate
Midleton
Harribun
Enate of
Town University
Henry Morgan
Wallington County
Land
Clay Township
ST Gates
Nyhig
Mia
Russell
Des Moluoa
Lina
Howart
Monneeh Grubber Maort Enemelag
Lone Mree
Alex Tu
Mdekhald
Bank of Jilnocille
Rendi
Nuk Bank
Town
Kansas State Normal Yeltours
Jordan
Lowa
Hell
Ottumwa
Kingley Jordan
Hilsworth
Otto von Krog
Tis
Fred Alyn
Denver
Cole
Ames
Atasling
Ray Charlton
Alao
New York Life Insurance Company
Whiolysale Furniture
Chittenden & Roxtman
Burlington
William Tarys
Ohio
Jarvis
Burelington
Chittenden & Tastman Company
Nauranes
Jaevi
Yon
Moran
Beillwater
Minn
Will
Bhovl
Rawlings
Monoua County
Pelo Déerg
Ankster
Mathis
Des
Ridar Wax Cever
Wae
Coe
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E. M. Pike
Indianapolis News
Astire
Barna
Packig
Stregta
Ag Iis
Tt Large Tenanre
Teamsters
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters of
Lousea
Losines
Iabor Jeaders
Dunne
Shen
Mn Union
Nen
Allege
Singgard
Pollice
Charles J. Casey
Henry J. Newman
George Miller
John Halden
Frank Novak
Charles Gilhooley
Edward Feeley
Mark Looney
George S. Pleren
Unlon
Louisville
Ahmed Han
Iowa
Browght Hack-Hambur Barker
Dew Moline Lawyers
Tor
Bridwil
Merchants, Exchange Bank
Wanburg
Wis
Cal Rees
Baldwin Pasly
Reed
Ka Elild
Dreowlog
Fle
Mees
Firet
Coursia
Si Nian
China
Wiley Qhove
Downey
Hill's
Newater
Centerdale
G.G. Wright
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