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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
3
Practical guidance on pig and poultry feeding to promote growth, egg production, and wool quality. Emphasizes understocking vs overstocking, gravel for hens, managed wool and beef feed, crossing pollination in corn, and the value of unthreshed grain for poultry. Includes remarks on forest products, ice cream trade for dairies, and graded milk and cream concepts.
Old soldiers of the War of rebellion in Cincy Maude recount field and camp experiences as the Iowa Department Grand Army of the Republic holds its thirty annual gathering in town. About 5,000 attended amid parades, speeches by Gen. Eli Torrence and Gov. Kann Woods, and officers elected for the W R C and Prisoners of War Association.
A sweep of items across Muscatine and nearby counties notes a mysterious horse disease spreading, 44 wolves killed in Muscatine County in one week, cement sidewalk projects planned in Taman, personal crises and crimes, deaths, divorces, school fines, a pioneer’s illness, long-married couple’s anniversary, a state teachers meeting, a lightning strike burning a barn, and hog losses in the same region. Entities include Muscatine, Davenport, Dubuque, Biskesburg, and Border Plains.
General assembly discussions at Winona Lake indicate a move toward uniting the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches. A joint committee of cooperation expands to twenty one members to draft consolidation terms while pledging to preserve legal and corporate rights of both bodies. A broad church reform mood animates sessions across denominations with evangelistic programs highlighted and resolutions calling for action on Mormon leadership.
A Washington correspondent reports President Roosevelt plans to address Congress and the nation on immigration remigration. He warns of a yearly influx near one million steerage passengers, surpassing prior records and potentially swelling the U S population beyond that of several states. The piece cites projected 1905 arrivals and the impact on labor and citizenship.
Prominent Illinois lawyer and former state senator Herry Is the victim of a deadly shooting in Savanna. He was shot from behind at the Opera House block corridor, three shots fired, one fatal. A mystery suspect escaped, with two prominent families tied to the case. Investigators named two possible suspects at a coroner session.
An enormous blast caused by a heavy celluloid explosion injured between thirty five and forty people, among them firemen policemen pastors and employees, with several in serious condition.
Sunday school lesson on John twenty one to twenty two, explaining the resurrection as the first fruits of those who slept. It contrasts pre Christ beliefs and the New Testament witness, notes Mary Magdalene at the tomb, and outlines the post resurrection appearances and the gift of the Holy Spirit as preparation for Pentecost.
President Samuel Boenver of the Southern Railway argues against secret or discriminatory practices in tariffs, while Spencer criticizes unjust discrimination. The piece notes International Railway Congress conclusions favor commercial, open rates. Walker Ulnea urges fixed government rates to curb deviations, per the Senate witness before Washington.
Urban hna iran bars on all his windows and doors. He is afraid burglars may enter. The QB jokes that his cook might escape and return to the city.
Harry J. Spalding of New York City writes that for two years his scalp was covered with sores and hair fell out. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the itching and inflammation subsided, sores disappeared, and his hair grew back strong. He recommends the Cuticura remedies.
In a dialogue, a hiquiguthus person asks why the world grows wiser. A student of cause and effect cites a newspaper story claiming lobsters are becoming scarce as a key piece of evidence.
Detroit Tribune notes a drastic price drop from 12.50 to 10.09 in an intense fire sale. Dobbs remarks on the garment’s cut as the sale highlights sharp markdowns and quick turnover in stock.
Albany resident Mr. James Watkins describes recovery from locomotor ataxia after six boxes of Dr Williaus Pink Pills. He reports improved circulation, restored strength, and regained balance within months, though occasional calf twitches persist. Dr Wil Maton Pink Pills are available at drug stores with early use advised.
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