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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
6
The contending theories around Mrs. Stokes and her alleged killer swirl as Williams, Rawson, and Tawson weigh motives and evidence. They debate whether Stokes acted with premeditation or if another party killed the woman, while plans to question Stokes again unfold in the library.
In a tense Gull Island interrogation, Rawson probes motives behind a shooting. Stokes, Bassett, and Williams confront jealousy and presumed guilt as Rawson presses for facts, noting five hundred could have been involved. The scene centers on motive, confession, and the search for truth amid accusations.
In a tense room, Stokes accuses a man named Joe Tracy while Bassett and Williams debate trust in Sybil’s accusation. Rawson questions Basett about Jon and Sybil, and plans to track Tracy’s movements as the inquiry continues.
Barsett, Fiora, Shine confront Stokes in his room after a summons from the director. Stokes explains he slept then moved through the house, claiming he did not see Miss Saunders or hear her voice and noting his wife was briefly in the hall. Rawson asks for precise movements to reconstruct the night’s events.
Pathologists from the United States Department of Agriculture enumerate 89 diseases that may attack rhage bushes, with wheat facing 81 ailments, corn 28, tomato 42, and apple 66 possible maladies.
An excerpt discusses doubt and pessimism with remarks that certainty is unreachable and that some people merely think without committing to firm conclusions. The fragment hints at doubt influencing reasoning and action.
Charles F L Rogers, Deputy Colorado State Entomologist for Weed Control, explains that eradication of weeds by cultivation remains the most economical method. Plowing and subsequent cultivation kill living material and seeds, but perennial weeds resprout. he advises separate working areas and using a knife edge or duck foot cultivator to sever shoots just below the soil surface for effective control.
Yellow corn proves preferable for hens with higher vitamin A content and better hatchability. Feeding trials show improved chick growth, egg production, and vigor when yellow corn is used. Missouri station tests link yolk color to chick health. white yolk offspring lag in growth and leg strength.
At the Nebraska station hogs fed corn and tankage gained about a quarter of a pound per head daily when shorts were added. Profits rose by about two dollars per head as gains increased and feed costs fell. Shorts are not a replacement for tankage as a high protein feed, but resemble corn with higher protein content, helping packer yield. In the test 75 pounds of shorts replaced 68 pounds of corn and 15 pounds of tankage.
Agricultural notes offer thrift tips for farmers including honey production, using sunlight as a disinfectant, economical feed crop strategies, and garden care. Advice covers using horse-drawn implements, scattering hydrated lime to control cucumber bugs, applying acid phosphate by the ton, and tamping earth around young trees. It notes seed corn quality and weather impacts on New York crops.
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