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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
7
The article explains using forage crops like rye alfalfa clover succotash rape peas and oats to supplement pig diets. It advises rotating forage crops for season long supply and pairing green fodder with grain to meet dry matter needs. It notes forage can cut maintenance costs but growth relies on supplementary grain and finish on grain before slaughter. R. S. Shaw.
Echo Minnesota dispatch reports LéMian Downer aged 14 from Belview vanished with Max Mielke 20. They reportedly married but remain unfoundedly missing. Downer employed at a hotel. Separate item notes a sinkhole near Livermore Iowa washing away a county road. Water spouted 100 feet the day prior.
Mrs Aimee Lloyd pleads guilty after changing her plea in a case heard near the city. Court records show a new guilty conclusion following the second plea, with sentencing scheduled at a later hearing.
L C Ward, the lumberjack sky pilot, disappeared after leaving the church in Walker Minnesota. Searchers scoured nearby woods but found no trace, and his fate remains unknown fueling fears of accident or foul play. Ward was a known missionary in northern Minnesota's lumber camps.
North Dakota vital statistics official Robinson reports June tops marriage figures statewide with December second, noting Christmas month second. In Fergus Falls Minnesota Ole Larson and Son, a Fisher hardware firm, filed bankruptcy with assets of 23,438.39 and liabilities of 17,946. Deadwood South Carolina records a rare hop smoking arrest as an early prosecution in years.
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an ally to ease digestion, claiming one tablet digests 3,000 grains of food and that leading physicians endorse the product as harmless and effective. Free samples available from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan. The remainder references a local arrest and political notes from Fergus Falls, Grand Forks, and Fargo regarding a power accident, a political meeting, and a gubernatorial bid.
A profile lauding Woodrow Wilson as Princeton University president, detailing his reforms such as doubling the faculty tutor system, expanding student support, and proposing mixed class social centers. The piece highlights his leadership age 51, intellect, rhetoric, and influence on American education. A brief biographical note follows with separate notices of Hans Nelson’s identified body and a Minnesotan student’s suicide by strychnine.
Rochester Minn February 21 Sisters of St Francis submit eighteenth annual report. Hospital has cared for more than 24500 patients and performed 5523 operations. There were 1151 patients treated for appendicitis, not counting those with appendix removed during other operations.
A fire in Pier son, eastern Woodbury county, gutted part of the Hatfield hardware store and harness shop after oil ignited on a stove. The blaze opened a large hole in the business district and caused extensive damage.
Ohio Governor Harris has signaled a run for renomination in a letter to the State Grange root. Reports from Washington name Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati as a potential candidate and son-in-law to the president. Harris has not formally announced but is considered a contender as Longworth’s ambitions gain attention.
Rushford Minnesota Feb 21 special The residence of O H Haasarud was destroyed by a chimney caused fire. Firemen arriving around 6 pm found trouble from the defective chimney. After dousing the flames a watch was kept. At noon the garret flared again and the family narrowly escaped. Off hydrant distance limited hose use. losses around 2500 with partial insurance.
Fourteen of fifteen workers at the Globe colliery near New Castle on Tyne were killed by an explosion today. A rescue effort followed as officials investigated the cause and assessed damage.
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