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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
3
A Civil War tale recounts a young doctor, fresh from college, who clashed with an old surgeon over treatment methods. After a fatal misdiagnosis of a swamp fever case, the veteran forced the resignation threat, but the doctor stayed, earning a wary respect through a dog guided capture method and a steadfast refusal to abandon prisoners.
Fragmented narration recounts Bond a Grand Army veteran and poet linking a bloodhound tale to Civil War era figures. The piece mentions Andersonville and a Michigan man, touching on wartime suffering, memory, and veteran reflection with fragmented, stylized phrasing.
A Chicago Inter Ocean reminiscence recalls hats worn in Civil War campaigns from Stone River to Chickamauga. The account recounts holes two bullets pierced in a cap at Chatta nogea forts, a hat lost in a river near a pontoon bridge break, and a comrade's face washed with water in a hat.
An elderly Captain recalls the early days of the war. Hats and uniforms varied wildly, with regiment details showing shifts from dark gray to army blue. The piece notes mistaken identity in West Virginia and the rapid move away from fancy designs to standard dress as battles began. It also mentions two brave soldiers, Maley and Stanley, and a long, confused reminiscence of Civil War era experiences.
New Zealand premier Richard Seddon travels to England to attend the coronation and a colonial premiers conference. A long serving MP for twenty five years, he rose from a former saloonkeeper to a prominent statesman and millionaire. Born in Hampshire, he moved to Australia before settling in New Zealand.
In Tyrol parishes of Mimalite and Rietz nearly every household engages in rosary preparation. Women work for pay by the piece, stringing ordinary rosaries for 10 to 18 kreutzers per dozen and up to 44 kreutzers for more delicate dies after material costs. Italian statesman appoints Gen Ottolenchi minister of war, a Hebrew-born Jew in a European cabinet role. few Hebrew cabinet members in Europe, unlike Beaconsfield or Sonino converts.
The article explains tiling costs depend on land form and outlet access. For a 4 inch tile about 150 dollars per 100 feet, and per acre costs range from about 15 dollars for sandy sloped soil to around 45 dollars for heavy clay with steep slope, plus digging, outlet gratings, and extra ditches.
An opinion piece argues dairy cow numbers lag population growth, risking milk shortages and higher prices. It notes milk demand rose about 20 percent while dairy cows grew only around three percent over ten years, urging sustained breeding and stable feeder prices to boost production.
Professor Andrew M Soule argues that stock raising fails without strong ideals and indifferent effort among owners. At the Tennessee Experiment Station beef trials show large variance in gains and dressing percentages, with losses totaling 103166.10 dollars. The piece notes blood, breeding, and time influence outcomes and urges improved stock quality.
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