FARM NOTES AND POULTRY CARE TIPS
A compact report on farm practice covering sheep quality not selling off the farm, proper poultry housing to deter rats and weasels, clean pig pens with separate feeding and sleeping areas, gradual pig feed increases, and floor bedding to prevent udder injury in cows. Also notes on white specks in butter, horse market trends, using cellars as milk rooms, silo construction advice, and market whims in vegetable sales with a note on London tube color coding.
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Indianapally
Iowa Manufactures Flourish Amid Diphtheria and Fires News
The dispatch reports Iowa manufacturing in 1905 reached 4,788 establishments with output of 100,004,101 dollars, up 21 percent since 1900. Cedar Rapids led with 10,270,700 dollars, Des Moines 15,084,058, while slaughtering, packing and dairy products dominated. The piece also notes health scares from diphtheria, local murders, accidents, and civic affairs including postal routes, church construction, and a large farm sale in Tasper County.
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Hillitin
Cendus Bureau
Washington
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Des Mounds
Move Money for Militia Aide to Increase Guard Appropriation
Move Money for Militia chief W H Thrift outlines a plan to raise the National Guard appropriation by about 30000. He expects four regimental colonels to meet with Gor Cummins and Simwale, draft a bill, and circulate it to all guardsmen to pressure Senate and House members. Shaw to Head Three Financial Institutions in Iowa.
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W. Ho Thrift
Town
National Guard
Gor
Cummins
Simwalé
Senate
Hlouse
Shaw
Howke
Towa
Bank of
Coroner Rules Loren Phenis Death Natural Causes
The coroner’s inquest into Loren Phenis’s death concluded the cause was natural causes or heart failure. Phenis, about 20, was found near Deer Streak with head and shoulder wounds initially suspected as murder, but the verdict cleared foul play.
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Pheula
Loren Phenis
Phenig
22 Years Without a Bath Divorce Petition
Mrs. Phoe be Nnomwana of Marshalltown filed for divorce from her husband, alleging he has not bathed for twenty two years and brags of it. She seeks custody of seven children and eight thousand dollars alimony or one third of his property.
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Des Maines
Tml
Upton County
May
Ther
Moorhind
Bat Aly
Tnjah A
Walton
Ackley
Agnes Ring
Mika Rang
Cedar County
Avery Farmer
Butler County
G. M. Craig
Bremer-frutier
Louise Busse
Miniterer
Té & Svenson
Olive Township
Clinton County
Ilves
Gordon Vorstyd
Vass
Norway
Admerien
Chines Johny
Keusnunjua
Tralin
M. W. Bailey
Clinton
Mason
Mini
John Tt. Sage
Sage Fins
Kate Shelly
Teter Koenig
Duhugie
Great Western
Mex
Koenig
Phe
Lawn
Des Moines
Glenwood
Morgan Brantler
Barlington Railway
Brattler
Burlings Tan
Pacific Dunne Hon
TOOL
Jeffrey Nut
Aria
FL A. Qiges
Andubon
Rives
Missouri
Audubon
Bred GC. McCutcheon
Ualktein
Oscar Berger
Seattle
Wash
Tolstein Bank
Ida County
John B. Macuw
Boyden
Ull
Rune Awas
Phoebe Nnomwana
Marshalltown
Wellsburg Opera House Opens Statewide Sightings
Brief state happenings report varied events from Iowa. New opera house built at Wellsburg. Authors restaurant Waterloo reportedly unsigned. diphtheria cases in Des Moines. J A Minon named postmaster Charter Oak. Adaims county treasurer I T Homan dead. Atlantic remodeled club house at 2000 dollars. Drillers near Muscatine struck natural gas. Patton place near Jesup residence burned. rural mail delivery expansion eyed in Lyon county. 288 arrests in Tort Dodge over past year.
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Wellsburg
Authors
Waterloo
Des Moines
J. A. Minon
Charter Oak
I.T. Homan
Adaims County
Atlantic Wis
Muscatine
Patton Place
Jesup
Lyon County
A. V. McGregor
Athintia
J. A. B. Tweed
Duwood
Lee Kellogg
Fort Dodge
William Prochl
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuynes
Mab
Dubuyue
Uinhlon
Magles
Great Western Ceal Company
Mascatine
Kvarge Schatmeyer
Dingis
Lean, Lh
Eaton
Liwa
Hollywtew Molies
Peace Treaty Terms in Japan Russia Agreement Published
The peace treaty text between Japan and Russia, signed in 1905, is published detailing articles on hostilities, Manchuria, Korea, Port Arthur, railways, and ownership. It notes limits on military moves near the frontier and calls for future conventions to regulate rail and trade links.
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Attseta
Japan
Portsmouth
N.el
Nicholas
Ig Ns
Russias
Komura
Jutara
Tuan
Imperial Order of the Rising Sun
Wakalirn Komuro
Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure
Lts
Waiton
Russiag
Serge Witte
Committee of Ministers
Empire of Russia
Baron Loman Rosen
Imperial Court of
Russia
United States
Korea
Mongurea
Manchuria
Tuiotumng
Chni
China
Maureharia
Imperial Runsian
Port Arthur
Daten
Corettory
Anpan
Ohie Nege
Changebanti
Iwanehigts
Anid
Ching
Linaotung Peninsula
Mancharia
Tt Jg
Husig
M. ‘Ceraoutehi
Campania Disaster Aboard Cunard Steamer
The Cunard Line liner Campania was struck by a massive wave off Newfoundland on Wednesday. Five people were swept overboard and killed, thirty six injured, with steerage passengers hardest hit as water flooded decks and a door hall was smashed, trapping and killing five aboard.
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Bix
Cunard Line
Campania
Cunard One
Ateamship Caimpania
Newfoundland
New York
Thors
Ralla
Enxbin
Big Fair Pays Dividend at Portlands Lewis and Clark Exposition
The Lewis and Clark exposition closed in Portland with a grand total attendance of 2,545,600 over its run, the last day drawing 56,000. The financial outcome suggested a dividend of 0 to 40 percent, placing Portland high among world fair records. The Oregon legislature appropriated 500,000, with most spent on exhibits and the Portland forestry building slated to remain as a permanent structure.
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Portland
United States
Omaha
Oregon
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest
Secretary Loomis Vindicated in Bowen-Loowla Dispute
Assistant Secretary Loomis reveals a letter vindicating him from President Roosevelt regarding the Bowen Loowla controversy, signaling a political setback for critics and reinforcing Loomis’s position within the administration.
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Loomis
Roosevelt
Bowen- Loowla
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Professor Farrington
Hoard's Dairyman
B. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Agricultural Department
Chicago
Aalla
Indianapolis News
Manutnetuckg
Denison
Killa
Jake Clouser
Gilbert
Inpumene
BIG Fair
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