Knights in Boston Parade Draws Vast Templar Crowd
Boston welcomed 36 000 Knights Templar with 1000 mounted riders in a record conclave parade. The event, largest of its kind, drew 1 000 guests on horseback, showcases, and grand stands seating up to 25 000. Estimated expenditures reached 850 000 for Massachusetts and Rhode Island commanders, plus exchange badges and special regalia.
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Boston
Knights
Templar
Knights of the Temple
Dartmouth Street
Columbus
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Masonic Brotherhood
Order of
Kmoightsa
Union
National Capital
Washington
Chicago
Knights Templar
United States
Ling
G Rand
Hich
Order
McCurdy
Omarameth Zrand
Old Boston
Mitch
Potatoes See Growing Support From Secretary Shorton
The U S Department urges farmers to plant more potatoes as a profitable substitute for wheat. Secretary Shorton notes demand remains steady. U S acreage tops 3 000 000 acres with New York Michigan and Pennsylvania leading production.
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Shorton
United States
Tave
Naviée
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Elinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Kanang
Miingiv
Misaguri
Maine
Maassachusetta
New Jersey
Virginia
Kentucky
South Dakota
World Wheat Crops Totals From Government Estimate
Government dispatch lists national wheat crops in bushels for many countries. Figures include United States 400,017,000 and Russia 15,053,000, with a total worldwide crop of 2,402,670,000 bushels.
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Russia
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Aretria
Italy
Belgium
Spain
India
Canada
Roumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Argentine
Australia
Netherlands
Hwitgerland
Denmark
Scandinavia
Portugal
Greece
Servia
Chile
Afries
Gen Coxey Tours Nebraska for Free Silver Movement
Sotes of Current Event. Gen Coxey tours Nebraska in the interest of free silver. S A Abber, thought killed in the Denver hotel disaster, is alive at Pueblo Del. Alfred Paxton named receiver for the Davie Carriage Company in Cincinnati. The Prince of Wales cutter Britannia ends her racing season.
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Coxey
Nebraska
S. A. Abber
Denver
Pueblo
Del
Alfred Paxton
Davie Carriage Company
Cincinnati
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Improved poultry feeding troughs for farm hens
Rural advice outlines using covered pans or troughs to feed poultry, noting that loose grain or soft food scattered on ground or boards is quickly wasted and fouled. The article emphasizes keeping feed clean and accessible with a covered trough design to deter waste and pests.
Beekeeping and Farm Practices Highlight Humble Innovations
The article describes a tin trough for small chicks, a boxed grow-box with a hinged lid, and advice on starting a small apiary with four to six swarms. It also notes windbreaks on sandy soil using evergreen plantings to protect soil and reduce wind erosion.
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Mooney
Food trough care and dairy farming guidance
Instructions for feeding trough hygiene to prevent disease in poultry and cattle. Advice covers trough covers, washing, and preventing spoilage. notes on farm size and profitability, cow numbers per acre, and equipment like separators. Includes methods for tethering animals and constructing durable tethers for fields.
Pests and farming techniques from Minnesota station notes
A fragmented report describes tobacco worm damage reducing leaf value and rapid worm growth. It also covers seeding methods with Wheat Drills and Troadcast Seeders, comparing shoe and chain drill types, press shoe variations, and suitability for dry and moist soils on Northwestern prairies.
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Prairie
W. M. Haye
Minnesota
Precautions Against Drought and Fruit Evaporation Practices
The article urges regular soil cultivation to retain moisture and speed up nutrient release, highlighting how surface wetting dries without tillage. It notes atmospheric dew adds ammonia to moist soil and discusses fruit evaporation in hot weather, advising harvest timing to preserve flavor and value by avoiding waste.
Home Economy Tips From An Old Household Manual
Oddball household guidance covers cooking, cleaning, and preservation. Tips include steaming fowl before roasting, celery sticks for flavor, and soap-strong soda-water for knives. Dessert ideas use fall apples with custards, while laundry hints cover silk, wool, and starch removal.
Reform in Beds and Bedding and Dessert Recipes
A Victorian style advisory piece argues against the double bed and heavy coverings, promoting a single iron bed with a light washable blanket. It condemns tight bed making as unhealthy and unclean. Also included are peach meringue and peach compote recipes with step by step directions and a Red Cracquettes dish.
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Arctic Wilds
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Neal Conclave
Bishop Foley
Detroit
Cardinal Gibbons
Europe
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Irish Pariamentary Party
Brandan
St. Louis
Damean County
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Twinslirt
S. K
Tle
Yale College
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Alexander
Paris
Jairvaux
Waller
Tamatave
Jesse Jones
Indianapolis
Security Bank of
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Diiza A. Tolman
Minneapolis
Most
Sir Hugh Wourdy
Boston Public Garden
Masonic Temple
Eld
Knights Templar Campare
Trougia
Wermankind
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