Rocky Ford tale touches on many topics in wit and comment
The Rocky Ford Enterprise reports a mosaic of remarks from various papers and figures. It cites Wichita Eagle on England, discusses elections, money in politics, a Boston water commission bid, a St. Paul court case, and satires on travel, theatre, and Cuba. It nods to GG Campos, graffiti on crime, and a Chicago offer, with notes on Japan railway work, health warnings, and immigration trends in the south and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nansen
North Pole
John Millais
Lord Leighton
Royal Academy
President Dole
Hawaii
Republic
St. Paul
New Jersey
Carleton Simon
New York
Amelie Rives Chanler
Prince Tranbetzkol
Orinoco
Venezuela
United States
Morton
Albany
Fort Omaha
Sarpy County
Nebraska
Victoria
Prince Henry of
Battenburg
Edwin A. Abbey
England
Delaware
Ohio
Lincoln
Dakotas
Chicago
Alaska
Bank of
Juneau
Abraham White
Boston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Sillver
Minnesota
Menomonie
Tammany Organization
John C. Sheehan
Tammany
Edward R. Masterson
New Brunswick
Masterson
British and Foreign Arbitration Association
Denver to Leadville Shriner excursion noted
A train load of Shriners traveled from Denver to Leadville on the 14th to view the Ice Palace, enjoying a merry time in the Cloud City. The event followed a Denver to Leadville trip reported by local papers, highlighting regional celebrations and tourism in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Grand
Huerfano County
Walsenburg
Leadville
Ice Palace
Cloud City
Colorado
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Supreme Court
John J. Ritchey
Benton E. Rhodes
Boulder County
Capitol
State Forestry Association
William D. Crampton
Freshwater
Park County
Wilson
McIntyre
Crampton
New York Mining Exchange
Gulf
Pueblo
Trinidad Police Force
del ‘Ney
West Creek
Douglas County
Jones
Cabinet Resigns Not in France Senate Crisis Deepens
Paris reports the cabinet rejects a Senate demand for inquiry into the Southern railway scandal and protests a resignation. London warns the move risks constitutional crisis, options being ministerial resignations or Senate expulsion by mob, with Deputy calls looming. Also covers Miners’ Day drilling contest entries and prizes, and Berlin’s view on Transvaal home rule. Fire deaths at No 7 Church Street Soho. impalement victim, others rescued. Russia asks powers defer on Prince Ferdinand Bulgaria baptism as Russo Turkish détente cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Paris
M. Ricard
London
The
Times
Chamber of Deputies
Leady Lie
Leadville
Ice Palace
Butte
Montana
Cripple Creek
Victor
Aspen
Gilpin County
Lenadville
Carnival Association
Miners’ Union
New Method of Potato Raising Described by Texas Grower
In Farm and Fireside, T Greiner reports a Texas grower Mr. Ford’s method of early potato production. Seed potatoes sprout in a warm sprouting room for six weeks, then are crushed into a mass in barrels, planted in furrows with 20 to 40 tiny potatoes per point, aided by heavy manure. If rains come, yields are claimed high. the method aims to produce six crops yearly and large tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far
South
Ford
Texas
T. Greiner
Diversified cropping and farm notes round Prairie Farmer text
A collection of practical farming tips on crop diversification rotation and manure handling. Advice covers potato pits and cabbages storage, microbes in soil for nitrification, disposing of manure promptly, using old hose for tree protection, and importance of a garden, diverse crops, and enjoying farm life amid market lows. Key voices include Ellis F. Augustine, Mrs. James Deasy, and Orange Judd Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
Western Farm Notes on Dairies Bees and Orchards
Field and Farm notes urge checking winter mulch on strawberry plats and warn tough days ahead. It warns against butter fat loss from careless dairy practices and high interest costs. It reports sheep feeders selling in Douglas Wyoming and plans for more feed crops, active Mesa County beekeepers with a permanent organization, and over 200000 sheep planned for shearing near Casper. It discusses nursery trees versus bare roots, orchard sizing, and planting age. It covers building house for a creamery with 400 cows, dairy co operative layout, and leadership. It also notes a Larimer County sheep feeder's hard nosed approach to feeding, and the Fairmount district creamery plans near La Junta. Finally it observes alfalfa and bees, alfalfa pollenization, and rapid granulation of alfalfa comb honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyoming
Bee Men
Mesa County
J. A. Harris
M. A. GI
Appoin County Bee
Larimer County
Fairmount
la Junta
Otero County
Colorado
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Rocky Ford Enterprise
Rocky Ford
Chlef
Wichita Eagle
Milwaukee
Peing
Kruger
Transvaal
Flood
Water Commission
United States Senate
H. D. Money
Mississippi
Troy
Guerrita
Paderewski
Cubao
Campos
Japan
Tokio
Joe
Yokohama
Kioto
New York Board of Health
Jose
Allianc
Toin
Vid Hammel
Hammel
Colorado Condensed
Aspen Times
Callicotte
Kelley
Sloss
Cardinal Satelli
Father Orban
Washington
Catholic Winter School of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Dole
Grand Rapids
Senator Quay
Edward C. Eckhart
Waupun
Eckhart
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Kentucky
Jackson
Walling
Cincinnati
London Times
Washington Commission
Great Britain
Bering Sea
Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
William Wood
Gasker Brothers
Moonshiners’ Organization
Virginia
Palisades
Hudson
Joseph Love
Kansas
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Love
Brookside
Florence
Colo
Coal Creek
John Bruso
Martin Piacino
Half Acre
Martin Placino
Placino
Bruso
Blythe
Molle Gibson
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
France
Berlin
Chronicle
Leyds
Chamberlain
Enghind
Rora Ata
Church Street
Soho
Palace Theater of Varieties
Constantinople
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Porte
Russia
Boris
Sim
Ellis F. Augustine
Prairie Farmer
James Deasy
Maine
Western Farm Notes
Casper
Burlington Railroad Company
Powder River
Denver and Gulf
Orrin Junction
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