Seattle Search For Note Venues Ends In Tragedy
In Northwest notes a seven year old boy, James A. Crawley, was found dead by suffocation in a diamond pine at Butte. His death is attributed to accidental suffocation during a local event tied to the National Christian Endeavor Conference of 1907.
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Seattle
Christian Endeavor
ConreDion
James A. Crawley
Yrary
Diamond Pine
Butte
Otto Chenoworth
Casper
Wyoming
Natrona County
Pacific & Oregon Eastern Railway Company
Balem
Ore
Huntington
Baker County
Alturas
Madog County
Cal
Edmund Hackett
Kallepell
Mont
Bismarck
N. B
Kalispell
Maher Creek
Ardlair
Bullo
Anclair
Arthur Cummings
den Hankel
Dolamar
Roddington
James A. Keoeth
Ninth Cavalry
Manley
Junction City
Kana
New York Herald
Oscar
Sweden
Gustave
Marstrand
Patrick McGarry
Chicago
W. Ordway
Ornway
Bikins
Trenton
Frank Leavell
Leavell
Prince Troubetako
Petersborg
F. B. Gray
Commercial National Bank of Houston
Tex
Texas
Council of the Empire
Jerry Simpoon
New Mexico
Holdiga
Bimpoon
Capri Chasey
Stanley Dollar
Dollar Stramett Company
San Francisco
Victoria
Karawiga Mart
Stanley
Two Butte Miners Caught In Gaveda In Speculator Mining
A chaotic report lists two Butte miners named O Nielani Anderson trapped in a Gaveda within the Speculator area. both bodies described as badly mangled. The incident follows a long chain of regional crime and mining news across Montana with multiple named locations and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
O'Nielani Anderson
Ming
Thetanty
Disposal of Corn Stalks and Alfalfa Cultivation Guidance
An Illinois University inquiry advises farmers to plow corn stalks under rather than burn to conserve nitrogen and humus. Burning may be justified in dry springs with heavy stalks to protect future crops. Alfalfa needs well drained, clean ground and should not be pastured. cut for hay when flowers appear to maximize quality. Agricultural notes include seed yields and soil health tips from Cyril G. Hopkins and Underwood Johnson Co, plus forestry work on pole durability and fruit tree planting timelines.
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Astownen
David Bradley Mfg. Co. Ag
Avid Bradley Mfg. Co
IHL
Gentieméen
Cyril G. Hopkins
Ate
Underwood, Johnson Co
Farmers’ Review
The Round Headed Apple Tree Borer In American Orchards
The Round-Headed Apple Tree Borer, native to America, damages and can kill apple trees. Prevention relies on wrapping trunks with paper or wire netting to exclude borers, plus late summer checks for grubs to remove with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saperda Canada
Thomas Say
America
Chemist Speaks On Poll Sample But Not Mineral Proportions
A chemist describes what can be determined from a plant sample but notes uncertainty about the size and proportion of minerals available for plant food. The statement underscores limits in assessing mineral content and availability.
Fostering the Wood Lot for Fuel Wood
Albert Bates of Du Page County Wisconsin argues in Farmers' Review that wood lots mismanaged by trees growing too far apart produce poor stove wood. He advises planting or encouraging seedlings to form straight trunks with dense branching, spacing small trees three to four feet apart to yield easily split fuel wood and better wagon packing.
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Albert Bates
du Page Co
Farmers’ Review
Raising or Buying Small Fruit for the Family
Farmers increasingly raise enough small fruit for their families though many still buy none. The piece argues buying is rarely cheaper and encourages every farmer to raise all the fruit their family can use, noting efficient fruit-raising operations require little time.
Pruning to Secure Light Against Bitter-Rot Disease
Orchard owners discovered that pruning to expose inner limbs to sunlight helps control bitter-rot. Experimenters will adopt pruning to secure sunlit branches as a practical method to reduce disease spread.
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Lehi
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
Victor
Calve
Beesley Music Co
S. Main Street
Northwest
Nagamaki
Herbert Ambler
Cosgriff Bron
Laramie
Wyo
Dillon
Owen Ellis
Mig Hole Valley
Ellis
Windom
Sid Houk
Houk
FP. J. Haines
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Company
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Nihili & Malsom
Citizens’ Bank
St. Petersburg
Moscow
John J. Hogan
Portland, Ore
Louise Jenkin
Portland
Hochan
State Savings Bank
F. Augustus Heinze
M. Sailors Largey
Thomas’m. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
Great Falls
Douglass Catnick
Bowers Brothers’ Ranch
Supreme Court
Helena Hans
Nipper Company
F. A. Heinze
Anaconda
Washoe
Amalgamated Copper Company
Utle
Grand Lodge of Wyoming Masons
M. R. Johnston
Congress
F. W. Mondell
Lewis Town
Lewistown
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Herr Moullery
Commerce
Herr Delek
West Prussia
George MceHoxe
JD Harrison
G. Matale
Penn Chemical Works
Campo Beco
Calaveras County
California
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
W. L Kerr
Host
Wisconsin
Larraben
Black Hawk
Bureau of Immigration
Aviguet
Russia
Italy
William F. Powell
United States
Hayt
H. W. Furoles
Indianapolis
Agriciturt
United States Bureau of Forestry
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Frorticulture
Niiver
Grange
Sdgrande Western Rage
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah County
Tiatic
Sanpete
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
J. A. Benton
Floyd Green
The
Elk
A. Slade
Opera House
Main Street
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