Profitable Dairying in Iowa Aims to Double Returns
Iowa dairy expert Hugh G. Van Pelt outlines how state dairymen can lift incomes through better herds and improved milking, feeding, and milk handling. Short courses, statewide institutes, and county creameries drive gains, with potential annual dairy value near 60 million dollars and many cows producing far more than today.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa
State Dairymen’s Association
Worth County
North Iowa
Lowa
Dairy farmers study milking and butter fat testing
The article notes short courses for dairymen covering milking methods and using the Babcock tester to measure butter fat. It emphasizes selecting profitable cows, eliminating poor ones, and explains Iowa butter production as a major income source, with about 1.5 million cows yielding roughly 140 pounds of butter per year per cow.
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Babcock
Iowa
Poetic Names for Mexican Laundries Amid Outdoor Rinsing
The article describes traditional Mexican laundry practices using outdoor stones pools and rinsing streams. Laundresses pound garments on flat rocks and rub out spots without soap. Clothes dry on bushes or a forked pole before delivery to customers.
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Heaven
Mexico
Mexico Washerwoman Advertises Journey Through The Street
A fragment notes a Mexican washerwoman using a street journey as advertising. A reader asks what a term means and the speaker admits unfamiliarity with baby talk. Amid clips on land values, Canada reports average occupied farm land at 238.60 dollars per acre, up from 25.70 the prior year.
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Canada
Pulitzer Arrives in Liverpool Amid Quick Return to New York
American publisher Joseph Pulitzer arrived in Liverpool on a special train from Dover and hurried aboard the Mauretania bound for New York. He travels with one son as his health has been poor and he seeks to reach his home soon.
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Son
New Y York
Liverpool
Eng
Joseph Pulitzer
New York
Batavia Carpenter Believes He Is In St Louis
A Batavia New York carpenter named Fred Miller walked into St Louis police HQ claiming he woke up in unfamiliar surroundings and could not explain how he arrived there. He appeared sane, neat, and not intoxicated. Officers notified Batavia police to verify if he is missing and await a response.
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St. Louis
Fred Miller
Batavia
N. Y
Police
Sergt. Conlon
Rich Man's Son Burglar
Gifford Pinchot former U S forester and James R Garfiel former Interior secretary attend the Roosevelt club of St Paul conservation banquet in St Paul Minnesota.
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Pinchot
St. Paul
Minnesota
Gifford Pinchot
United States
James R. Garfiel
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt Club
Denver Times Sold to Jared Husted by Patterson
Denver Times transfers ownership from former Senator T M Patterson to real estate man Jared Husted with a July 1 closing. Patterson cites heavy workload managing two papers and says he will keep the News. Funeral for the lost crew estimated at 250000. Missouri University opens summer session. several enrollees name Latter Day Saints as their church, a first for the school. Walter Wellman arrives after abandoning pole attempts and plans dirigible trips. Kansas express firms vow to resist wholesale rate cuts ordered by the railroad board. River drowning of Judge Harris in Tiptonville raised by night riders is reported as he swam in the Mississippi.
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Denver
Colorado
Denver Times
United States
T. M. Patterson
Jared H. Husted
Patterson
Times
M. &. U. Columbia
Missouri
University of Missouri
Judge Harris Crowns
Tiptonville
Tenn
Judge Harris
Mississippi River
45 Jewish Families Expelled from Kiev
Forty five Jewish families were expelled from Kiev with 29 forced to leave without preparation. Others were given three days to arrange for their departure.
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Kiev
Humber
Quake Tremors Stir Italians in Panic
Tremors in Italy's earthquake district sparked widespread fear as King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena urged calm from the town. Royal reassurance failed to ease nerves while people fled their homes. Camps were set and army tents in demand as authorities scrambled to stabilize the crisis.
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Naples
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Willionaire's Wife Fined in Smuggling Case
Mrs. Charles W. Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin pleaded guilty to smuggling in a United States circuit court and was fined 100 dollars. Her husband is described as a millionaire leather manufacturer. Arkansas Democrats Launch Ticket in Little Rock nominating Gov George W Donaghey for reelection and naming H L Lorwood Earle W Jodges John W Crockett W P Kirby John R Jobe R G Dye and Fred H Phillips for state offices.
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Sra
Charlies W. Allen
Wisconsin
New York City
Charles W. Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Pallty
United States
Arkansas
Little Rock
George W. Donaghey
H. L. Lorwood
Earle W. Jodges
John W. Crockett
Supreme Court
W. P. Kirby
John R. Jobe
R. G. Dye
Fred H. Phillips
Red Bay editor sues over forced swallowing after dance report
R I Page Jr of Red Bay files suit for 10000 dollars against C W Weir and others of Quitman. He says as editor of the Quitman Globe he published a dance account, was assaulted by citizens who tore the article from the paper and forced him to swallow it, then compelled him to leave town.
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Russellville
Alabama
R. I. Page, Jr
Red Bay
C. W Weir Et al
Quitman
Miss Page
Quitman Globe
Morse Detailed as Military Science Professor at Illinois University
Major Morse of the Twenty-seventh Infantry U S A has been detailed as professor of military science and tactics at the University of Illinois Urbana. He will succeed Lieut Col Fecht retired who departs at his own request. Morse to report to the university president September 1 next.
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Maj. Morse
Illinois University
Washington, D. C
Benjamin C. Morse
Twenty-seventh Infantry
University of
Timber Fire Near Fort Collins Reported By Guard
News of a large timber fire 55 miles west of here was telephoned by the timber guard stationed in that section. The report notes a significant blaze affecting forested area and mobilizing local responders.
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Colorado
Fort Collins
Here
San Francisco
Cal
Charles E. Paxton
Cudahy Packers Mortgages Five Million Bond Issue
The Cudahy Packing company mortgages property in New York City and the southwest to Illinois Trust and Savings bank and William H. Henkle of Chicago to secure a five percent gold bond issue. Dated May 1, the mortgage runs twenty five years.
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Cudahys
New York City
Cudahy Packing Company
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
William H. Henkle
Chicago
Crum Named Minister to Liberia by Taft
President Taft nominates William D Crum of South Carolina as minister resident and consul general at Monrovia Liberia Crum previously held a Roosevelt appointment as collector of the port at Charleston D C His Negro race sparked protest in the South during that earlier tenure
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Liberia
Washington, D. C
Taft
William D. Crum
South Carolina
Monrovia
Roosevelt
Charleston
D. C
South
Greenwood
Eague ‘Coma
T. W. Davis
State Library Association
A. & M. College
Davis
Richard Wohitttaker
Mississippi Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Miners Return to Work in Scranton Strike End
In Scranton Pennsylvania 12000 miners from the Pennsylvania Coal company have resumed work signaling end of a dispute. The workforce returned to mines after meetings and settlement discussions with company officials and union leaders.
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Scranton
The
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lone bandit robs tourists on night train spree
A lone bandit robbed a Pullman sleeping car near Corrizogo one mile east of Robetart New Mexico, forcing occupants to pile cash and valuables in a heap then escaping with plunder toward the desert mountains. Police pursue as several thousand dollars are reported taken from passengers and the conductor and superintendent are compelled to assist.
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Fi Paso
Robetart
Corrizogo
Corrizzorn
G. F. Hawks
Hawke
Bert ‘Stee
Soaepaay
Oklahoma's 2 Cent Fares Are Enjoined
Guthrie Oklahoma report states Rock Island and Frisco lines, together half of Oklahoma rail trackage, were ordered by Judge Hood to revert to 4 cent passenger rates under state freight rates. Several carriers received temporary injunctions. others exempted by the state commission.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Rock Island and
Frisco
F.C. Hood
United States Cirentt Court of Appeals
Harry L. Finley
Rock Island
Frisco Systems
Santa Fe
Katy
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Midland Valley
Kansas City Southern
Iron Mountain
Hook
Wichita Falls & Northweater
Missouri Chief Josephine breaks world milk record
Columbia Missouri the prize cow Chief Josephine of the College of Agriculture set a new world milk production record in a four month contest with 11 5346 pounds totaling 96 4 pounds per day over 120 days surpassing the previous record by ten percent The earlier holder was Consantha Fourth Johanna
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Columbia
Missouri
Josephine
College of Agriculture
Consantha
Cotton Pickers parade and Delta crops in Mississippi
Mississippi notes from Greenville and across the state describe the Elka Cotton Pickers preparing for a Detroit parade in July with a Detroit Club to gin cotton and show corn oats and wheat on Detroit streets. Reports cover farm improvements, cotton tax changes, and civic events from Wesson Greenwood Vicksburg Holly Springs Aberdeen and Noxubee with local officials and leaders.
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Greenville Lodge of
Elka
Delta
First Social Call Reveals Neighborly Gossip and Odd Sayings
In a rambling exchange Mr Makinbrakes praises a new neighbor while riffing on courteous behavior and curious threats. The talk shifts to sports with questions about the Cube's championship chances and ends with a quirky joke about cats, wells, and pump handles.
Embryo Emancipator A girl pays fare with statistics
A Brooklyn trolley incident features a little girl paying half fare to a conductor. When asked her age she coolly opens her purse and adds two pennies, then answers that her statistics are her own. The remark ends the exchange with humor and defiance.
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Brooklyn
Divorcing Threat Echoes From Troubled Couple
A woman voices harsh resolve in a bitter claim about divorce, suggesting she will separate and seek court action. She vows to write to her family to take the children, underscoring a fractured domestic dispute and potential custody moves.
Heiress Accuses Betrayal Amid Broken English Retort
The heiress voices anger that vows were broken. Daron Fucash replies, admitting his foreign background leads to a certain amount of broken English in the exchange.
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Daron Fucash
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