Rocky Ford Enterprise News Roundup of National Oddities
A pasteboard of sensational items from political gaffes to social follies. Notes include Chile’s naval purchases and a famed New York shooting case, a divorce suit in Chicago, Mrs Astor’s parrot class, Prince Henry rumors, and the humor of aging ambitions. Also coverage of church salaries, Chilean money, and a Kansas rain report.
Duel on the edge of justice and a betrayed heart
Don McGregor arranges a duel test between Overton and Livermore with pistol practice and a sharpened conflict over Fedora. Livermore shoots first and spares Overton, while Fedora’s wedding to Jack casts a pall of guilt and regret. Overton contemplates love, wealth, and moral choices as they flee to the city and a chop house breakfast.
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Livermore
Overton
Jack
McGregor
Campbells
Qnally
Fedora
Laddie
Donald McGregor
Gillee
Aweel
the McGregor
How the Duel Ended in the Wil. Chapter
The narrative follows Mc Gregor’s tense realization the shot came from Livermore’s pistol as Overton aims and fires. Jack contemplates vengeance against Livermore for stealing Fedora, weighs killing him, and is haunted by Mazette’s memory before Overton fires into the upper tree branches.
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McGregor
Overton
Jack
Livermore
Fedora
Angel
Devil
Little Mazette
Overton Watches Fedora Wed in Fashionable Church
Jack Overton, an ambitious painter, delays his bachelor life as he plans to witness Fedora's wedding. He engineers attendance from the church loft, while Mazette clings to loyal hope and Musette frets over his misery and lost inspiration.
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Overton
Fedora
Jack
Mazette
Chanter Will. Mazette
London
Midas
Times
Moody
Musette
Hook
Crook
Evils of the London Fog and Its Hidden Dangers
Reports from Chelsea experiments show six tons of solid matter per square mile in a week, with soot and tarry hydrocarbons harming life. Metropolis bears 3600 tons of fog compounds in a 600 square mile area before winds disperse them. St Pauls gallery mold deposits reveal 1 percent soot and harmful chemicals endangering Portland stone and paintings.
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Chelsea
William Thiselton- Dyer
Kew Gardens
Berkshire Downs
William Richmond
London
Coal
Church
St. Paul's
Profector Church
London Chronicle
One of the Hoys Delights in Navy Dock Test
Congressman Adolph Meyer visits the Illinois battleship testing in New Orleans via dry dock test on the Mississippi. He is warmly greeted by officers who joke about the secretary of the navy and the Washington boys as Meyer prepares to return to Washington.
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Illinois
Mississippi
New Orleans
Adolph Meyer
Gen. Meyer
Washington
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Lights for Letter Carriers Readable by Evening Addresses
New York letter carriers have purchased small electric lights to read addresses on letters and packages after dark. The device is a black cylindrical battery pack worn in a carrier’s pouch with wires to a lapel light. A pocket button activates a reflector and a two candle power lamp for illumination.
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New York
Germany’s Modern Schools Highlight Education Rise
Germany now leads Europe in education with high literacy and schooling. The article notes distant past hardships where teachers earned meager wages, forcing some to seek extra income by selling items from front of houses.
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Germany
Europe
Dairying and Poultry Practical Hints for Farmers
The article outlines pasteurizing milk in Sterilizing bottles using a boiler with a perforated bottom, cooling methods, and odor control in milk. It discusses sources of germs in milk, the coney flavor from manure contamination, and the need for clean dairies. It also offers turkey care tips, lice prevention for poults, and general poultry brief notes on breeds, costs, and equipment.
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Michigan Experiment Station
Juliust Nelson
New Jersey
Mix
Kansas dairymen brace for winter feeding changes
Butters E C Lewellen told Kansas dairymen that a dreath year pushed plans for winter feed ahead. Farmers plan more alfalfa planting, while California and Kansas compete for butter markets in New Mexico and Kansas. The Illinois commission to the Buffalo Exposition will return $19,300 of the $75,000 appropriation.
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California
Kansas
E. C. Lewellen
New Mexico
Illinois Commission
Penal Assembly
Westward farming boom boosts irrigation led lands
The article notes a rush for farming lands as homeseekers move west, with debtors selling out to pay debts and buy supplies. Colorado attracts eastern farmers trading one acre there for two or three irrigated acres here, driven by irrigation agriculture. The Sunny San Luis Valley receives many immigrants, including interest in ROMEO area lands. A tramp calls his shoes “corporations” due to missing soles.
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Colorado
San Luis Valley
Particul
Romeo
Zeph
Chas
Felt
Boston Building
Denver
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