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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
2
A dense miscellany notes political figures, industrial names, and social quirks from the era. References duo of Krupp, Kruppa peace-makers, Krupp pensions, and Kaiser Wilhelm. Mentions Edison, Hetty Green foreclosing, and labor unions. Includes a curious cannonball calculation and stray remarks on morality and culture.
Special Correspondence describes Chicago as a mixed panorama from Dearborn Street canyons to river vistas. It highlights sculpted landmarks, Lincoln Park veterans gatherings, and sunset skies over smokestacks, praising shifting views that reveal urban beauty amid industry and river life.
Missouri horticultural leaders announce the forty-fifth annual meeting in Springfield December 2 to 4 with prominent state and national experts to discuss science and practical fruit growing. Greene County growers welcome, $150 in premiums for fruits and flowers, and a plate of five specimens judged for size color form and condition. A Ozark Apple Growers gathering precedes the event with railroad rates, and all fruit will be prepared for the World’s Fair.
An article argues farmers should keep detailed records to track income and expenses, halt unprofitable crops, and curb waste. It stresses cost control, proper tool care, time savings, and avoiding idle spending on embryonic ventures like trotting horses.
An ornate New York church once presided over by Hiireh transforms into a residence and studio. Artists Mr and Mrs Frantios Tnietti acquire the building and renovate the red brick church into living quarters a studio and stable. The couple plans to use the former sanctuary as a residence while remodeling proceeds.
Hijumin tiwey, a one legged Viluahie member, played guard in a Surduse N Y football match. He powered every attack and stifled opponents as KAidtren held the line until halftime. The final score favored the other side 10 to 0 after a strong second half showing.
The article weighs foreign imports against home seedling development for apples. It emphasizes that progress comes from seedling trials, despite long waits, high labor, and uncertain results. It urges growers to plant many seedlings to share the burden and advance fruit varieties.
The National Bureau of Forestry reports work across 20 states with 105 field staff and 90 new student assistants. A $291,860 appropriation for 1902 03 supports data gathering for plans, tree studies, farm wood lot exams, and treeless area analyses for forest extension. Plans include Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York New Jersey Maryland Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia North Carolina Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Montana Arizona California, with further expansions anticipated.
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