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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

4

Dick Brayton Accused as Horse Thief Amid Community Fury

Dick Brayton is accused after Bill Green and others uncover a birch diagram and a found knife linking him to horse theft. A crowd questions innocence, while Wayne and Porter defend him and plan a search. Dick is captured by the mob, facing an uncertain fate as suspicions rise.

Crow Bill Dick Brayton Wayne Mrother Warne Ehough Bill Green Averill Mr. Stevens Mr. Vorter Curi Brayton Mr. Porter Nather Samantha Nannie Mr. Boone

Tt It Was Decided to Take the Prisoner to Mr Porter's

A serialized 1894 tale fragment discusses moving a prisoner to Porter's, followed by notes on a London Spectator story about a tortoise as a domestic pet. It then recounts how Prince Patrick got his name during Queen Victoria's Ireland visit and the birth of her seventh child Arthur Patrick Albert.

Mr. Porter Robert Bonner London Patrick Duke of Connaught Ireland Prince Albert Dublin Prince Patrick Arthur Patrick Albert Emerald Isle Duke of Connaught

Sound Speed Tale From the Washington Post

A man with a plastered nose tells a young rider that sound travels at 2,000 feet a second. He recalls calling a man a liar and the other man tagging him with a punch before he could blink twice, warning never to call someone a liar while close.

Washington Post

Monkey Rights at Issue In Washington Court

A Washington police court recently ruled that a monkey owner need not supply shoes to his barefooted pet. Pietro Florello, a hand organist, faced cruelty charges for using the animal to collect income. After legal review, the court dismissed the case.

Washington Pietro Florello Temple of Justice Signor Florello

One of Fapa's Love Letters

A girl plays a trick by reading a father's love letter to her mother with her own name and her lover. The mother reacts with anger, bans contact with the man, and the daughter hands the letter back, leaving the house quiet as snow falls outside.

Fapa Halcyon Indianapolis Press

Insinuation at the Detroit Journal office

A scene unfolds with a man asking if flesh and blood can reach such perfection while a woman protests a insinuation about her complexion. She grows hysterical, yet wonders if pretty girls would have less zest in life.

Mr. Butterfield Detroit Journal

Silver ships reflect a royal hobby of the Duke

The Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha possesses a premier collection of model ships, mostly crafted in silver and flawless in detail. From boyhood he nurtured a love of ship modeling, turning it into an art as collectors and private buyers rush to enrich the renowned set.

Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Counting the Cost

A sharp business man riding in a crowded street watches his horses bolt in panic. He asks the coachman to stop them but, upon hearing no, the man remarks to crash them into something cheap as a solution.

Corn Crop Aims to Show European Value at Paris Exposition

The American corn effort at the Paris Exposition will cook and sample corn in many forms to prove its value as human food. The plan highlights regional dishes and the potential to expand both corn use and profits by better utilizing stalks and new byproducts.

United States Department of Agriculture Europe Rhode Island New England Corn Stover

How to Pump Water Into the Barn and Popular Goose Breeds

An article describes elevating a water pump to feed cattle in a barn during winter, noting the box-lined, hay-filled platform prevents freezing and can be lowered in summer. It also lists Toulouse Embden and Chinese geese as popular breeds with brief traits. A third section outlines steps for making a handsome lawn by leveling and grading soil for a gentle slope from house to road.

Toulouse

Dairy and farm notes on bone meal and butter packing

A farmer explains bone meal usage for barnyard fertilizer and soil strength in small square yard proportions. The piece then details butter making and packing in wooden tubs with cold soaking, boiling rinses, salt, and a tight cover for long storage, plus a brief note on Shorthorn bull pedigree and carpentry-like stock details.

Rexford

Barrington 40th prize winner at Birmingham Shorthorn Show

Barrington 40th class entrant tied and exhibited by R H Dyke Banbury England, took first prize £50. The animal sold for 510 guineas about £32,700. Ants on Fruit Trees note ants aid cherry trees while the real foe is the aphis which damages young growth. Bordeaux mixture or kerosene emulsion recommended as spray.

Barrington R. H. Dyke Banbury Oxfordshire England Aphis

Judge Rules on Adulterated Milk Per Boracic Acid Knowledge

Judge Bishop of Des Moines held that a milk buyer knowing boracic acid or other harmless preservatives are added does not constitute adulteration under the statute. Adulteration would exist if an additive is used without notice or if a bar article is included. In the case, the purchaser knew boracic acid was used.

Bishop Des Moines

Mixing Alfalfa From Soil Inoculation Technique

South Jersey growers obtained good alfalfa yields by mixing seed with soil washed from vigorous New Jersey station plants. The mixture stood overnight then was sown thickly with careful fertilized soil. Soil from this mix was used to inoculate seed for extended sowing. Alfalfa is highly desirable among clovers on every acre.

South Jersey New Jersey Station

Early May Planted Corn Yields Best At Indiana Station

Six years of trials show corn planted in the first week of May yields heaviest. Three inches deep is as deep as cultivation should be, with no strong gain from deeper or drill planting. Beetles and borers can be deterred by scraping off rough bark on apple trees. caterpillars on apples are easy to kill when seen on a sunny day. Magistrates impose fines. defendants see opposition, some claim to be born leaders.

Bil Bill Brayton Averill S. M Josh Balcomb Wayne Dearcon Snyder Northwes Dick Brayton Dick Hrayton Mmn Bill Green Dhl Mr. Boone Deacon Snyder Athleas Indiana Station Vick’s

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