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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
7
MATHEW S. DUDGEON outlines cooperative farming marketing strategies and ethical practices. The article discusses cooperative models, member benefits, price stability, and market access for farm products.
In Dunglow County Donegal the Templecrone Co operative Agricultural Society lifts farmers from poor egg prices to higher profits through cooperative marketing. Patrick Gallagher leads as manager learning packing, weighing by weight, and sales, with eggs graded by quality. The system promises better eggs, larger yields, and potential adoption in American villages.
A Massachusetts Avenue shopkeeper ignores fire bells and continues business until a fire crew appears. Fifteen minutes earlier a blaze had struck the building, prompting the owner to fetch his insurance papers and ask the fireman if a fire remained.
The article recalls 18th century Eton discipline under Doctor Parr noting flogging for faults and even for absence. It contrasts harsh treatment of lesser pupils with immunity once a boy was deemed mediocre. A head assistant suggests a pupil is a genius, the reply is to begin flogging the next day.
New York reports Dr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon led the Wanamaker expedition to western reservations and published a book praising American Indians as heroic yet doomed. The work includes Custer saga recollections from White Man Runs Him and Red Cloud, detailing battles, loyalty, and the last stand with Custer.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts pursed tribes fleeing gold seekers from the Black Hills. Chief Plenty Coups calls for unity in a Crow led council at the Little Bighorn valley to end wars, bury the tomahawk, and share a final meal before parting as brothers.
Sir William Ramsay spoke at St. Bride Institute on epolling reform and suggested that Britain should have adopted the Chinese writing system. He argued Chinese symbols convey ideas instantly and are read quicker than spelled languages, lamenting ancient failure to switch.
San Francisco aviator Lincoln Beachey celebrated Christmas by breaking a world record with five consecutive loops from 750 feet and a successful landing on a narrow street at the Panama-Pacific Exposition grounds. He also performed a double loop from 300 feet, challenging Pegoud, the originator of this stunt.
Paterson New Jersey based Joel E B Crandall announces an Undertaker's Correspondence School teaching how to re assemble body parts.
At Veignies frontier station a freight car carrying sacks of potatoes was found to contain 6000 packets of tobacco. M Gernex and assistants hid as the train moved to Noyon. one accomplice was captured near Paris, admitting prior similar crimes. The contraband valued at about $4000 was seized.
In Leeds Kansas sixty business and professional men including clergy swept the streets to oppose striking employees and press the municipality to resist concessions.
A minister prescribes a method to convince self righteous individuals of sin using Romans 3 10 followed by Romans 3 23 and Isaiah 53 6. He prompts dialog questions about who speaks these words and emphasizes that all have sinned and pursued their own way, culminating in Christ's atonement and the need for salvation.
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