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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

4

Rallying cries blaze trail for Republicans in love feast

Speeches by Senator Beveridge and Senator Hemenway at a party rally urged continuing Republican policies. Beveridge vowed to advance laws on honesty, labor, and anti corruption while endorsing Fairbanks for president. Hemenway praised GOP progress, urged currency prudence, and backed Fairbanks as the next national nominee.

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Mr Fairbanks the Favorite In the South

The South appears ready to back Vice President Fairbanks for the Republican nomination with Roosevelt out of the running. He enjoys solid Indiana support and pledges from Kentucky, plus backing from Speaker Cannon and Senator Foraker and their followers. With a conservative record, he seems likely to secure the nomination despite several rivals.

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A Deadly Pun in Pearson's Weekly Quote

A condemned murderer questions a death warrant, misnaming it as a newspaper, in a brief line from Pearson's Weekly. The remark hints at dark irony surrounding capital punishment and media.

Pearson's Weekly

Onions and Odd Facts from a Distant Era Life

A mosaic of curiosities and rural wisdom looks at pests laws about chickens, forestry tax breaks 30 year exemptions, and the value of birds in orchards. It also notes plum pudding trade, bamboo farming profits, and seasonal agriculture tips with emphasis on farmers learning from colleges and experiments.

Farm notes span health, crops, and forestry in 1900s period

A broad digest covers medical, dairy, and crop topics. It notes failed parasite efforts against pests, butter adulteration concerns, and wheat and Alberta land boom. Corn yields in South Dakota reach 66 million bushels on over 2 million acres. China begins its first forestry study in Mukden. U.S. manufacturing value tops 15 billion with exports near 1.086 billion. Iowa potato grower yields 86 bushels per acre, hay and alfalfa use rise, poultry products hit 500 million in value, and alfalfa proves fertile for southern soils, offering soil restoration potential.

Seed corn test urged for next year’s planting

Farmers are urged to test seed corn now for vitality and germination. Do a six kernel sample from each ear. if January test fails, seek sound seed from nearby or northward sources and order in ear to allow proper testing. Last minute planting risks failure and disappointment.

A Job Waiting For Them In Scientific Agriculture

A Geran authority says professional vocations in medicine law and teaching are full, urging German youth to aim for careers in scientific agriculture. Despite European conditions, the U S faces saturated fields in those professions while agricultural colleges fail to produce enough experts in animal husbandry crops soils dairying and forestry. The coming years’ main problem is feeding a growing population and skilled agriculturists will find ample work when qualified.

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Considering a New Location Before Buying Real Estate

A friend plans to spend six months to a year in a new country before buying. The approach would let him learn soil fertility climate and neighbors and school opportunities. Traveling with a pushy agent could miss these important details. A trial residence helps assess the change carefully.

Restoring a Southern Farm in Cherokee County

A Washington bulletin details a resident’s eight year effort to rehabilitate a one horse farm. Through crop rotation with oats cowpeas and Merlinson clover and annual lime manure the soil yields a net $50 per acre on $100 per acre land. Fertilizer use rose from one quarter bale per acre to significant gains, while adjacent cotton land remains valued at $1088 per acre.

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