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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
4
A piece from Woman's Home Companion discusses dairy costs per day per animal and windward bedding concerns, then shifts to window-box gardening. It covers plant sequences for bees, practical window-box construction, soil care, drainage, and container materials for home gardening.
Practical notes on raspberry cultivation with soil preparation and pruning, plus advice on winter sun scald prevention for trees. It discusses rye and crimson clover as green manures, their timing, feeding implications for livestock, and the value of green crops for soil protection and fertility. Canada’s trade figures are mentioned at article end.
The Weather Bureau crop report notes favorable growth in eastern districts while rains delay farm work in lake region and Gulf states. Winter wheat holds excellent condition with regional variances. fruit buds advance in many areas. Walter N. Erimock found guilty of stealing SHON from the San Francisco mint.
George Gould and WN Laketrood official Hanes tour the Missouri Pacific and West railways. They predict another year of prosperity for the West, citing strong wheat conditions, solid bank balances, and regional credit, with cattle and cotton uncertain but likely favorable as soil and water conditions improve.
Reports describe numerous union actions from Pittsburg to Winnipeg. Firemen, patternmakers, carters, and shipbuilders seek wage gains and shorter hours, while bakers and traveling bar makers negotiate settlements. The Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers meet in Columbus as broader union mergers unfold.
A Washington correspondent reports on national food supply trends showing Americans as both producers and consumers. The piece cites per-capita yields, state leaders in crops and livestock, and the United States role as a gravary and packing-house for the world, with notes on population growth versus production.
Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka tells of a couple’s wedding where a trilecreen fumbled and admitted neglecting the clerklmane fee. He jokes he can fix a gas meter to stop a taper while Beverly is shot and killed in Henderson Kentucky. the shooter WLEL Catlin is charged with the crime and claimed the victim threatened to kill him.
The report notes American crews seized by British action and pressed into service while ships built at Marietta Ohio navigated the Ohio River falls at Louisville. It also mentions cooperative Fineyards celebration in Kentucky and warns that Napoleon Bonaparte’s actions threaten Europe. Headlines claim the duchess of Oriente faces hardship due to the French Revolution.
Seventy five years ago a Sabbath keeping stage service began routes between Albany and Buffalo with drivers pledging to work only on weekdays and to avoid profanity and liquor while on duty.
A. dus] of Lenivitle Times and Lt. Cua mings clashed at Colunch O Aara's camp under General Twi Washington monument funds faced a shortfall with eight feet remaining to a block. $4,000 sought from Hersche doxatite donors. James Bachowin marked a birthday at United Stars. A nomination for England was rejected. A prize fight occurred opposite New Orleans between a feromona jack and three hullddas with the jack winning teeth. Edward Evereth Witlem F. Seward and others funded $500 to free "Daphtte" after a Tuabk favor request. shelled corn sold in the Sandwich Isle at a price per pound.
The article lists events from twenty five years ago including Russian seamen shipping to the United States for privateering, the Marsland resolution in Congress, Garfield on government rules, Keely motor fraud findings, Clarksville Tennessee fires, Tweed’s death in Ludlow Street Jail, and Ulysses S. Grant being dined by the king and queen of Italy.
Ten years ago Chicago subscribed to one million dollars of fair lands. The English Bank failed in London with ten million in liabilities. Eight killed in Rockport building collapse. Twenty two migrants arrived in Chicago for a world fair village. Mexico barred railroad pooling and ticket scalping and adjusted freight tariffs. A New York Cuban revolutionary society formed under Jose Marti. U S Treasury planned gold payments in greenbacks to curb exports. The Duke of Veragua arrived in New York welcomed by the U S government. Commissioner Blount signaled loss of U S Hawaii protectorate and flag removed at Honolulu.
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