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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

8

Drainage and Roads: Importance of Underdrainage

The essay from Prof. Ira A. Baker stresses drainage as essential to road durability. It explains underdrainage lowers soil water, prevents mud and frost damage, and extends road life across earth, gravel, and stone surfaces. It argues tiling along one road side, 3 to 8 feet deep, improves stability and reduces maintenance.

Ira A. Baker University of Illinois

Plowing the Orchard Dampens Fruit Growth and Yields

A National Rural insight warns against deep spring plowing near trees and recommends limited plow depth and spacing. Orchards should be plowed no more than once every five years with wide unplowed strips, weed control, and spring dishing followed by summer harrowing and cover crops like rye or vetch.

National Rural

Unruly Live Stock Warns Farmers to Maintain Fences

In a Ohio Farmer piece by J. L. Irwin the author argues that spoiled stock arises from poor fences and lax control. Preventive steps include repairing enclosures, keeping animals content, and removing any misbehaving individual before it influences the herd.

Ohio

Good Gravel Roads in Iowa in Scott County

The Scott County plan uses license money from saloons to improve roads. Ashes were first used on a rock foundation, then gravel was shipped in. Small rocks were laid on large ones to form a 16 inch deep bed. Later they omitted large and then small stones and built roads entirely of gravel 10 to 16 inches deep.

Iowa Scott County

Good Cows in Demand In City Markets

Report notes ongoing demand for good milk cows and fattened cattle despite hay scarcity. Trade remains active and prices are at their best in city markets, with no observed price decline or reduced demand in years.

Soldiers riot at Mrs Powers saloon near Presidio

A mob of 500 to 600 soldiers from the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth regiments attacked Mrs Powers saloon outside the Presidio in San Francisco. They smashed windows, wrecked the interior, and started a fire after an alleged drugging incident involving Morgan of the Forty-sixth. Harris was assaulted. cavalry and provost guards restored order. Damage估 $2,000. An investigation by police and military officials is pending.

San Francisco Presidio Reservation Forty-sixth Volunteer Infantry Presidio Morgan Forty-fifth Forty-sixth Harris Powers Forty-sixth Regiment

Jasper is Burned Down by Fire and Robbery

The Texas town of Jasper in Jasper county was destroyed by a Sunday morning fire at 3 a.m. Seventeen houses and all businesses burned with no reported injuries. Robbers had earlier blown open the post office safe and county treasurer’s safe, then fled as flames raged. Loss estimated around 100000 dollars.

Beaumont Tex Jasper Jasper County

Fishing Boats Lost After Squall Off Charleston Coast

A fleet of Charleston fishing boats was swept by a squall 40 miles south of Charleston. Three boats are missing. 15 crewmen, mostly colored, are unaccounted for and feared lost.

Charleston D. C

Nine Hurt in McKeesport Collision With Train

Nine people were seriously injured after a car on the United Traction line collided with a train on the McKeesport and Belle Vernon branch of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad in McKeesport. One death was reported as possibly fatal. Capt Howgate Dies in Washington at 67 after embezzling 380000 from the government and eluding secret service for 12 years. National fete in Italy features a troop review by King Victor Emmanuel who grants the premier the collar of the Order of the Annunziata.

McKeesport United Traction Company Belle Vernon Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Howgate Washington Henry W. Howgate Secret Service Italy Rome Victor Emmanuel Sig. Zanardelli

Reward Offered for Lynching Suspects in Modoc County

June 3. Gov Gage offers a five thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of those implicated in the lynching of five men at Lookout Modoc county on Friday last.

San Francisco Govv. Gage Lookout Modoc County

Notables of the Day Highlight Cambridge Union President and Notables

Hendrik Van Zijl elected president of Cambridge University Union. Mrs Louis Botha described as one of Transvaal’s most beautiful and well-read women, with some musical talent. Proposals to raise 10000 dollars for a telescope at Alleghany Observatory in honor of Prof James E Keeler. Gen Catchings, Missouri, reflects on a long congress career and future law practice. Ernest August Renner, survivor of the Napoleon coffin transfer crew, shows Hanover birthplace. Henryk Stenkiewicz, Polish gentleman type, reclusive but literary, smoker of strong cigars.

Hendrik van Zijl Cambridge England University Union Louis Boths Transvaal James E. Keeler Lick Observatory Alleghany Observatory Lick Gen. Catchings Missouri Ernest August Renner Cincinnati Napoleon I St. Helena Paris France Hanover Henryk Stenkiewicz

Quips and Anecdotes from History and Theater

A collection of short anecdotes notes court etiquette in Charles V era with two ladies claiming precedence Henry J Byron on plays compares a good play to a cigar a young law student asked where to start Mason answers Anywhere John Lawrence Toole humor at a dinner with 80 guests and a famed grace request France Italy Spain vine yard sizes listed as 4.5 million 7.5 million and 4.0 million acres respectively

Charles V Solomon Henry J. Byron Jeremiah Mason New Hampshire John Lawrence Toole Grace Toole France Italy Spain

Blacksmith Recovers from Rheumatism After Dodd's Kidney Pills

Goodland Kansas June 3 N E Albertson a leading blacksmith suffered chronic Rheumatism keeping him awake in pain. A friend urged Dodd's Kidney Pills and his condition improved quickly with pain relief and full recovery. Claims the pills cure Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy Rheumatism and Heart Trouble even after doctors gave up.

Goodland Kan N. E. Albertson Dodd Bright

Famous Foreigners and Notable Exiles in the Era

A collage of prominent figures and expatriates with high salaries and fading loyalties. Notes include Joseph Chamberlain photographing in London, Herbert Jenner-Fust’s Cambridge past, Curzon and Minto salaries, Lord Hopetoun in Australia, and Sir J West Ridgeway in Ceylon. Salvadoran ex-president Carlos Ezeta negotiates a loan while hiding from a price on his head. Adolph von Breuning’s restoration to the Kaiser’s favor follows a disputed marriage to Gordon McKay’s widow.

Herbert Jenner-Fust Gloucestershire Cambridge Oxford Lord. Curzon India Lord Minto Canada Lord Hopetoun Australia Sir J. West Ridgeway Ceylon Carlos Ezeta Salvador California Mme, Ezeta San Francisco Senor Ezeta Adolph von Breuning Legation Washington Gordon McKay Boston

Western Canada Offers Prime Life for Farmers and Sportsmen

An old reader extols Western Canada for its comfortable farming life and abundant game. The piece highlights duck and snipe hunts, wapiti and moose, prairie scenery, and nearby farms with affordable dairy and eggs. Settlement details are available via Canadian Government agents.

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