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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
8
Emmetsburg Iowa listing for Dr Poland dentist Crown and bridge speciality Gowns block Emmetsburg and Polk Street office over Freeman's Grocery Veterinarian and dental services for animals calls across the region seeks prompt attention and describes multiple offices and locations in town and near Steam Laundry area
A long, folksy piece argues for mixed farming pairing hogs with corn and dairy, warns against shipping to commission houses, and critiques wild road spending. It recounts a rustic tale of a farmer with a drunk husband beating his wife, and ends with a vivid family scene over a disputed land deal.
A travelogue critique notes the southern Negro sections show little gardening effort. It argues teaching soil care and cultivation could improve livelihoods and social integration, contrasting with white, immigrant, and other gardens that flourish.
A Swede rises from poverty to become a traveling superintendent earning a substantial salary through diligence, while another youth wastes potential with gambling. The piece then explains humus in soils, its effects on texture, and how to restore it via green crops, manure, and plowing under clover.
The West Independent notes a decade of change as western states reduce dependence on eastern capital for crops movement farm loans and municipal projects. It asserts western wealth growth over six years and claims low interest funding from local surplus replaces eastern investment.
Minnesota experiment station reports confirm alfalfa as a hardy, long grown variety in Minnesota for forty years with superior protein content and feeding value compared to clover and wheat bran. It also notes hay contains valuable fertilizing materials that improve soil fertility when plowed under.
Vienna World correspondent interviews several Kishineff refugees including merchant Chaskel Suessel and family. They describe Governor Rauben’s delayed protection, looting by mobs, mass arrests, and Cossack intervention from Odessa under Count Maushin Paschkine, with masked officials among rioters and widespread fear.
The Golden Gate plaster reproduction from Freiburg cathedral arrives at Harvant University as Kaiser's gift. It traveled in thirty three cages, the arch stands twenty eight feet high and weighs about sixty tons. One hundred eighteen casts include German setup directions. Professor Kune Frincke notes many more colossal statues await unveiling and completion will take at least three months. The piece sits inside the museum’s main entrance. The British weather service gathers North Atlantic temperatures from ship masters for charts including gulf stream extent.
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