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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
11
A described old fashioned method uses stanchions to fasten cows in stalls. The design includes bent red cow parts, adjustable ends, side clearance, and a three inch guide. A plecksmith anchors the stall with eight strong chains secured to the stall post for stability.
Farm topics cover animal gear assembly, poultry breeding and care, cowpeas and alfalfa growing, seedling strawberries, hatching egg selection, new Iowa creamery prospects, and pork eating trends. Includes legal notices on penalties and public safety. Page blends farming practice with market updates and statewide farming advice.
A fragment from Pearson's Magazine describes Boer prisoners in Bermuda attempting dramatic escapes, including a packing-case ruse with a submersible lid and a drifting box spotted by a British gunboat. It also notes language quirks and a fact about London's male voters not fully registered.
The American Economist cites Department of Agriculture data showing beet sugar production in the United States rising from 77 000 tons in 1900 01 to 185 000 tons in 1901 02. It notes 31 factories in 1900, 11 started in 1901, and 9 more under construction in 1992 with capacity up to 1 000 tons daily.
Readable kitchen guidance covers safe storage, freezing, and buying practices, plus methods for frying poaching and scrambling eggs. It includes gelatine desserts, baked Apple Plum Pudding, Brown Bread for Cream Toast, Potato Gems, Walloped Crabs, and Baked Tomatoes with stuffing.
The Camden County letter warns that any sugar duty reduction would aid American sugar producers and the Sugar Trust, harming four to five Republican states and risking future electoral retaliation. The Brooklyn Times notes allegations that the American Sugar Refining Company aided Cuban planters during the war, effectively profiting from a mortgage on Cuba’s crop, reflecting on justice appeals. The piece also references ongoing citrus growers’ frustrations amid the policy fight.
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