Basebal Scores and Schedule From Yesterday's League Play
Today's schedule lists Toronto at Baltimore two games, Montreal at Jersey City, Buffalo at Newark, Rochester at Providence, with yesterday's scores Newark 3 Buffalo 2, Providence 4 Rochester 2, Jersey City 5 Montreal 1. Club standings show Athletics 70 31, Boston 48 52, Cleveland 64 40, Detroit 44 61, Washington 57 44, St Louis 42 66, Chicago 54 52, New York 32 65.
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SHOOTS SISTER IN LAW AT BOTTOM OF THE STAIRS
A man fired at his sister in law at the bottom of the stairs in what police described as a domestic incident. The victim, named in reports, was wounded and transported to a local hospital. the shooter was detained for questioning. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
Deaths and suicides in quick succession across cities
Bedridden for 27 years, a rich Philadelphian died after a self funded life, with a nurse for care. Addison Wright, a Philadelphia widower and manufacturer, killed himself at Reading railway station after world travel and a nervous breakdown. William Sherwood of Evansville died in a hospital from blood poisoning after wearing green socks. Fred Fromuth, linked to Harm on Fromuth, took poison in Cleveland restaurant after learning his wife worked there. Recovery doubtful.
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Chicago
Suspects Face Sentencing For Brick House Theft
Samuel Jefferson and David Price, two men, pleaded guilty in police court to stealing a brick house. The case was postponed on the motion of their attorney, with sentencing scheduled for Friday.
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Firebug for Livelihood in Chicago Arson Case
A man testifies detailing his role in setting fire to W. A. Harris and Max Covitz store as part of an arson indictment. He says he received 100 dollars for the job and that Harris and Covitz demanded total destruction with more insurance. The witness describes acquiring gasoline, igniting the blaze, and receiving 400 dollars in cash plus a note as payment, with plans discussed in New York and Chicago.
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Unclear OCR fragment on pension clergy note
Fragmentary report discusses pension clergy and weather effects on fields, referencing Iowa Homestead. Dense garbled text mentions temperatures and droppings, suggesting agricultural context. No clear people, places, or events beyond Clay Center and Iowa.
Little Bits of Farm Lore and Practical Hints
A compact rural column offers tips on alfalfa and hay curing to prevent waste, cautions about pasturing cows on alfalfa alone, and notes on healthier potato seed handling. It advises selecting prolific tomato varieties, using machines for transplanting, proper site placement, and silage timing. Also includes moral “donts” about pessimism, mercenariness, poultry inquiries, dead fowls, and saving money by halting ads.
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Dairyman
Water Sports Season Promises Canoe Tilting Fun
A fragment notes the water sports season with canoe tilting and tub races as sources of excitement for contestants. Spying balance and unclear text hint at a local event with about a dozen participants.
Moveable manger from Iowa Homestead description
A detailed description from Iowa Homestead outlines a movable hog rack and ascent manger built from oak boards and 2 by 8s. The rack uses runners, braces, uprights, and wire to attach a single tree for moving. A separate Farm and Fireside note recommends placing a bushel basket over a hog’s head to ease loading into a wagon.
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Iowa Homestead
All Around the Farm Farm Progress Brief
Cover crops prevent loss of plant food and weeds near seed. avoid using a nondescript bull due to cost. The barrow follows the plow in tillage. Corn tassels out and ripens, increasing dry matter fivefold. Manure from dairy farming is a divided profit. best service for the least money is in tarouch News' Advertising.
Clover failure prompts soybeans and cowpeas as substitutes
Report discusses clover failures in farming regions and promotes soy beans and cowpeas as profitable substitutes to corn belt crops. Soybeans are yielding from one and a half to three tons per acre, with the crops providing valuable returns amid poor clover performance.
Crop Rotation and Seed Value for Clover and Legumes
The text explains well geofn cowper vine as a valuable per acre seed with high protein content. It notes yields from ten to fifty bushels per acre and seeds selling for $2 or more per bushel. It recommends crop rotation with clover or other legumes at least every four years and substitution if clover fails. It stresses leaving all residues and manure on the farm to supply organic matter and nitrogen.
Ditch Nest and Barrel Setup for Hatchery Noted
A Farm Journal item describes a homemade hatchery: a barrel with tan nest filled with tobacco stems, secured by roofing paper and wire. The run uses plastering lath, with two wide boards at night to cover the entrance and provide ventilation. Eggs stay moist for a better hatch.
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Farmo Journal
Critter Wisdom for Sows and Cattle Care
Practical tips urge balanced rations for sows and cautious feeding of corn. Avoid extremes and feed stalks with corn if used, and inspect hoofs and horns with simple tools to improve livestock appearance and health.
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Cass
TO REACH other county papers issues a week for a dollar a
A terse ad notes a weekly rate of one dollar to reach other county papers, implying a circulation or distribution offer. The fragment provides limited context on publication name, region, or terms beyond the price and purpose.
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