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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

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Reaping the Harvest in a Deathbed Indian Estate

In a shaded Indian bungalow, Dr Power lies dying and Rachel Power vows to seek Gen. Vandeleur, her grandfather, for support. After power’s death, Rachel contends with loss, relocation, and a controversial marriage proposal from Dr. Dealy, which she rejects, setting a decisive path toward her mother’s father.

Denly Rachel Dr. Power Col. Worder Rome Gen. Vandelenr Reef Anul Rachel Dr. Dealy Duracks Jeygart Gen Vandeleur Himeelf

Wanderer Bobby Chooses Metropolis Over Wilderness

A fragment begins with Bobby, a law graduate, debating practice in his country town or the city. After hearing warnings, he crosses the wilderness, endures a night in a swamp, forages for food, and writes a note declining a local office to pursue law in a larger metropolis. The piece shifts to a courtroom vignette about a drunken theft case and a magistrate’s reaction.

Bobby Hudson River Woulls Daniel Boone Jim Hobby Post Office

Home Made Farm Implements And Orchard Tips

A compilation of practical farm notes on small grain cleaning gear, a cross frame fanning mill in a compact box, and advice on peach orchard planting. It includes a double bay saw horse design, forage and livestock feeding cautions, locust and alfalfa cultivation, and general farm management tips from Indiana and Vermont sources.

Alther Alde Instructors Jones and Morse Vermont

Horace Malady on Roaring in Horses and Management

Horace Malady explains that roading? roaring in horses is a common ailment tamed by light feeding. If the disease allows work, provide light rations and minimal hay. He notes the condition resembles asthma but stresses treatment over diet, highlighting that proper feeding aids relief though does not cure all cases.

Horace

World egg trade and U.S. poultry industry figures

The passage cites Russia as the leading egg producer and Great Britain as the largest foreign buyer, with Britain importing about 1.5 billion eggs annually. It notes U.S. egg production and consumption scales, including 1901 New York City receipts of 2,872,000 crates and Chicago per capita use, and claims poultry and eggs in the 190? census year were valued at $281,178,247, exceeding cattle, hogs, and even several crop values.

Rotelpe Aweh Ching Great Britain Rusala Eagland Belgium Denmark Germany France Egypt Morocco Russia Chicago Washington Baltimore New York City United States

Odd Fellows Conclave Opens in Baltimore at Opera House

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows begins its annual convention in Baltimore with opening exercises at Ford's Opera House. Grand Master Edward Rossman delivers a welcome, Governor John W. Smith and Mayor Robert M. Meane respond, and Grand Sire John B. Goodwin reports strong membership across lodges, encampments, and Rebekah lodges totaling 1,320,056.

Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Order 4 Baltimore Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Ford Opera Houpse Sovereign Grand Lodge Hennert's Hotel Opera House John R. Cockburn Indiana Edward Rossman Grand Lodge of Maryland John W. Smith Robert M. Meane John B. Goodwin Georgia Odd Fellows Ubm PLC Grand Sire Rebekah Lodge Australia Rebekah

Denounce Roosevelt Open Shop Policy At Chicago Labor Meet

Chicago Federation of Labor denounces the open shop, criticizes President Roosevelt for defending independent workers, and supports abolishing written labor agreements. A 9,000 word letter condemns non union exclusion as lawful under statute, business, and morality. Delegates applaud reading. the letter blames a White House coterie for Roosevelt’s stance. The meeting also discusses current events and other local notes.

Tcore Chicago Federation of Labor Roosevelt John Fitzpatrick Open Shop Committee Ir. Hoosevelt Miller White House Liles Federation

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John Strange Jeypere Teypore Indies Mrs. Leroy Miss Power India Sam Dacre Ly. Dealy Tia the Woods Justice of the Peace Cansell Tobacca Tte Ben Vevay Maka Doudle Saw-Iokse Lords Stamford Conn Yale Cole County Wani's Island
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