Preservation of Our Best Native American Saddle Horse Blood
George M. Rommel defends American saddle horse lines as sources of carriage horses and outlines government carriage horse breeding aims. The piece notes Kentucky’s strong breeding tradition, Morgan history, and the need to preserve productive conformation and action while avoiding casual stallion castration. It also covers experimental funding in 1905, and urges careful breeding to maintain value for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Rommel
American Saddle Horse Register
Saddle Horse Register
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Morgan Obreeders
New England
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture
United States
Kipley Paroled After Jewel Heist Quarrel Case
Chicago announces former Detective Daniel C Kipley a parolee from Joliet penitentiary. He is nephew of late Chief Joseph Kipley and slayer of Joseph J Hopkins in a dispute over Diamond Lil Arlington. His release was secured by his mother Mrs Anna Kipley widow of former detective captain Max Kipley who filed a large petition.
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Chicago
Daniel C. Kipley
Joseph Kipley
Joseph J. Hopkins
Lil” Arlington
Joliet Penitentiary
Anna Kipley
Max Kipley
Boss of Typewriter Firm Arrested for Cane Assault
James B Hampond, president of a New York typewriter company, was tried in police court on December 17 for striking Horace G Allen, a Hammond Company buyer, with a cane during a dispute over a stock certificate. He posted $200 bond for good behavior for three months. Hammond denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James B. Hampoond
Horace G. Allen
Hammond Company
Hammond
Allen
Two Drowned Today in Auto Accident at Milwaukee Bridge
A three man automobile plunged into an open draw of the Oneida street bridge in Milwaukee. Oscar Z. Bartlett a Board of Trade member and Albert Kunz his chauffeur died. A. F. Solliday of Solliday Motor company was rescued. The driver failed to notice the open draw until twenty feet away. The car somersaulted hurling Bartlett and Solliday thirty feet from the water.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Oneida Street
Oscar Z. Bartlett
Board of Trade
Albert Kunz
A. F. Solliday
Solliday Motor Company
Kunz
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Solliday
The Farmer of the Future Foresees A New Alliance
A speech envisions subirrigation to beat drought and floods, forests producing wood and crops, women as outdoor horticulturists, and closer ties between producers and consumers. It forecasts a school alliance that values farms for poetry and education as well as output.
Land Poisoning and Soil Fertility Decline
The article discusses rapid soil exhaustion from cultivation, citing Virginia tobacco lands as a clear example and noting abandoned New England farms as further illustrations of fertility loss and degradation in cropping systems.
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Virginia
New England
All Depends on Soil and Crops in This Area
In this read of a Baltimore American and Kansas City Times dialogue the tourist asks about local farming,Native notes soil and seed choices. The exchange shifts to a midsummer view vs a snow scene and ends with a small quip about Peterby’s income referenced by the New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Boni de Castellane War over Custody of Children in Paris
In Paris a custody trial over Count Boni de Castellane and Princess de Sagan reveals the count renounces a $60,000 annual child maintenance and suggests his mother, the ex-Brigands In Turkish Parliament, a strange blend of barbarism and civilization is noted as brigands and former politicians appear among Constantinople parliament delegates.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Bonnet
Constantinople
Schwab predicts switch to open hearth and electric steel
Charles M. Schwab told the House Ways and Means Committee that in five years no Bessemer works will remain in the United States and rails and structural steel will be made by open hearth. He said within ten years the open hearth method will yield to an electric system of manufacture, noting Bethlehem Steel imports Cuban ore and urging no turbidity in steel production.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
House
Ways and Means
Bessemer Steel
United States
Schwab
A Queer Census and Odd Claims Across Time
A brief column mix contrasts a speculative India census with modern curiosities. It riffs on peculiar occupations listed in Allahabad and invites readers to imagine their own census truths, followed by a grab bag of ads and notices for health cures and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Globe Iwrotter
Allahabad
Two Story Brick for Sale on Main Street West Side
Centrally located two story brick block on the west side of Main Street with alley access. For inquiries contact D. M. Best at home phone 2 on 55.
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Main Street
D. M. Best
Nervous Prostration Promises Relief With Nervine
An advertisement by Mrs D I Jones of Cleveland Ohio extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous illness. It claims sickness stems from nerves and promises soothing nerve restoration with a money back guarantee if the medicine fails to help.
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THE
Tonsiline CO
Canton
Ohio
Miles
D. I. Jones
Broadway
Cleveland
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ESAT
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van Aken Bros
Florist
Anoarden
Elkhart Daily Review
Oliver Lodge
Rothamsted
Carmon
Colorado Experiment Station
Missouri
Tie
Belmont
Joliet
Daniel Kipley
Typewriter Company
TIP
B.C. Godfrey & Sons
Mehlin
Wilbur Templin Music Co
Kansas City Times
Brigges
Peterby
Griggs
New York Herald
America
W.C. Davis
Steel
E. W. Grove
A. L. George
Elkhart Cleaning & Dyeing Works
Lexington
Indiana & Michian Electric Co
Lexington Ave
W. H. Theis
South Side
S. Main’St
J. H. Neds
Son
Main St
J. H. Lehman
Bucklen Block
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South Main Street
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