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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1903

Page

3

Nitrogen Yeast Patent Lets Farmers Enrich Fields Free

Washington reports a government backed nitrogen yeast that enriches poor land by supplying nitrogen through clover and other leguminous crops. Experts describe benevolent bacteria in root nodules that fix nitrogen, enabling long lasting soil fertility without cost to farmers.

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All-Canadian Route Aim Guides Canadian Pacific Policy

William Whyte, head of the Canadian Pacific railway, says the line will be all Canadian with no American branches. He notes continued expansion within Canada, a new Rialto to Regina branch, and plans to move the entire crop to elevators before winter. Whyte emphasizes Canadian labor, land sales to American settlers, and boosting Canadian wheat to compete with U.S. flour firms.

Montreal William Whyte Wit,nipes Bigmond Minneapolis, St. Paul Sault Ste. Marie Canadian Pacific Gretna Emerson Twin Cities Asamigoia Rialto Regina Canadian Northwest Canada Minneapolis Canadian Northern Railways

Fierce Colorado storm causes extensive damage and casualties

A devastating storm on Colorado's eastern Rocky Mountain slope drops hail chunks up to ten inches, killing sheep in corrals and injuring cattle and horses. Farms, barns, and crops suffer total losses. rail traffic falters as washouts halt Rio Grande lines. Also note Andrew Carnegie offers 340,000 for a Dublin public library.

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Watching Digestion With Roentgen Rays

An Aug Bouton article explains early X ray explorations of digestion using a cat fed bread, milk and bismuth to show stomach shadowgraphs. It details wave-like contractions, pylorus function, two stomach regions, and how mood affects digestion, noting cats’ gender differences and how stress halts motion.

Bouton Crestion Wen Galen W. BH. Cannon Harvard Medical Shop Sears At & Tat Canon Rows Balthazaré Pylorus Gol Crcen

Turbulent Virginia postoffice shooting shocks town

Postmaster Albert Entie at Reames station Virginia killed a man attempting to rob the office. Across the nation reports note a Strathcona of Toronto defeating the Rondqeoit of Rochester in a canoe race, wind storms in Carthage Missouri, and a fatal fire at Yonkers destroying Empire trotting stables. A Milwaukee and St Paul fast passenger train collided with a light engine at Capron Iowa, injuring no passengers. Cardinal Gibbons near recovery after absence due to fatigue. A Columbus jail escape and a Rome report on papal audiences are also noted amid fleet movements near Villefranche.

Albert Entie Reames Station Strathclona Toronto Rochester Carthage New York Iernaldo W. B. Chisholm Cleveland Delparr J. 8. Smith White Paina Empire Yonkers Capron Iowa

Explosion and unrest ripple through cities from Bulgaria to Ohio

A Balkan dynamite blast in Philippopolis wrecks buildings as police later link it to Macedonian revolutionaries. In the U S capital Lieutenant General Young assumes command while General Miles heads west. A Langley airship test in Virginia ends with a crash into the Potomac. In Hillsboro a planned white mob attack on a Black man sparks fears of a race clash, as authorities struggle to control the unrest and locate the suspect.

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Attorneys threshing over Jett and White evidence

Cynthiaula Kentucky August arguments in the Jett and White case continued throughout yesterday and will be resumed tomorrow. The case will probably not go to the jury before Tuesday.

Jett and White Cynthiaula Argu

Vicksburg Park Commission Organized in Chicago

The Vicksburg military park commission was organized yesterday with General John Black of Chicago elected president Col Charles R B Koch of Chicago named secretary and Judge T B Qrear of Jacksonville as treasurer A committee was appointed to draft rules and by laws and the group adjourned to meet in Chicago August 18.

Vicksburg Park Commission Springfield Vicksburg Military Park Commission John ©. Black Chicago Charles R. B. Koch T. B. Qrear Jacksonville

Prominent English Baron Sir Tatton Sykes Wealthy Yet Eccentric

The article notes Sir Tatton Sykes as among England’s wealthiest barons with Yorkshire estates and a large rent roll, famous for his eccentricism and wearing multiple coats in winter, sometimes a dozen. It also mentions a widening insurrectional mood in Macedonia and a U S political family’s marriage intrigue involving Miss Adelaide Fairbanks and Enigma Timmons with a past divorce and reconciliation.

England Sir Tatton Sykes Yorkshire Bol Heto Rich United States Fairbanks Miss Adelaide Timmons United States Navy Miss Fairbanks Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio Timimone Navy Horace Ballen Indianapolis

Molasses Feeding of Cattle Sparks French Farm Experiments

Paris reports French farmers using molasses in cattle feed up to 80 percent in mixed rations. M Guttmann of Rubeschaae, Germany, feeds 690 oxen and 500 horses on treacle, claiming energy and appetite benefits. Pigs, horses, and cattle receive specific daily amounts, with treacle mixed into forage and grain. Berlin milk falsification and inspection figures cited. despite women milk detectives, fraud remains widespread.

Paris Ai, Guttman Germany Nancy Br. Gutmann M. Jversz France Berlin Bischoff Sckemches

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