Tragic Romance in the Life of Jim Younger
Alix Mueller, a St Paul reporter, loved Jim Younger the outlaw who spent twenty five years in prison. After years of struggle to secure his release, court and law blocked marriage. Jim Younger died by suicide in St Paul after a lonely battle with illness and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Younger
Strange
Terrific
Alix Mueller
Boise City
Idaho
Younger
Minnesota
Justice
Miss
St. Paul
Sewater Prison
James
Gane
Mise Mueller
Denver
Salt Lake City
Miss Mueller
Stilwater Penitentiary
Youngers
Haif
Mss Mueller
Mies Mueller
Board of Pardons
Northfield
Miss Murélier
Jim
Bob Younger
Les
Cole Younger
New York
Blood in the Human Body Proportion
Blood constitutes about one thirtieth of body weight, with total volume varying by size. The body’s blood supply circulates through vessels and heart, delivering oxygen and nutrients while removing wastes.
First Drainage Work in England
The article traces early drainage efforts from 1660 theories to 1764 when Joseph Elkington, a Warwickshire farmer, devised successful wetland drainage transforming vast marshes. His methods, aided by hidden water sources, dried lands for sheep. Parliament rewarded him 1,000 pounds, while Johnstone documented Elkington’s ideas for others, but his methods faded after Elkington’s death.
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England
Walter Bligh
Joseph Elkington
Warwickshire
Par Hament
Board of Agriculture
John Johnstone
Elkington
Johnstone
Fall manure spreading and Canada thistle seeds
The article weighs fall manure spreading advantages including soil enrichment before freezing and labor savings, while noting fall rains can soften ground. It also reports on Canada thistle seeds, showing variable seed production across years and regions with dry and wet cycles.
Citizens critique the Spleure erase with envy and skepticism
Critics of the Spleure erase often express envy rather than virtue, framing opposition as personal motive. If true, public debate may reflect competing interests and value judgments rather than clear evidence of merit or harm.
Fruit Package Costs and Delivery Methods Discussed
A historical overview argues fruit packaging must be cheap yet protect contents. It compares bushel apple boxes and barrels, noting shipping costs, uniformity, and practicality for distant buyers versus local delivery, citing Professor Waugh and Farmers' Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh
Pfarmers
The Grape Plantation By S G Soverhill
S G Soverhill outlines a grape and raspberry interplanting method for fruit growers. Plant grapes twelve feet apart with a row of raspberries between rows, cultivate weekly to keep ground weed free, and use horse drawn implements for minimal hoeing. Stakes and wires support berries, with posts twelve feet apart for grapes and hedge posts favored to avoid rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Soverhill
IMF Nois
Fruit Storage and Grower Independence
Prof. F. A. Waugh argues that storage facilities are essential for profitable fruit business, enabling season-long holding during glut and reducing dependence on buyers. Storage is most beneficial when controlled by the grower, whether on farm or in rented spaces, to enable large scale operations for perishable fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Waugh
Cranberry Crop Outlook for 97902 Harvest Decline
The 97902 cranberry crop of the United States is estimated to reach 725,000 bushels, down from 1,040,000 in the prior year. The estimate comes from the secretary of the American Cranberry Growers Association and reflects a reduced yield for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Cranfry Growers’ Association
Vulture lock feathers at the hock described
The term vulture lock is applied to projecting feathers at the hock. The feathers must project to be thus truly called condemned.
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Alix Llveller
Canada
Washington
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