Judge Bishop Suddeny Passes Des Moines
Judge Charles A. Wshop of the supreme court died suddenly at Waterloo on the 9th while waiting to attend the dinner of the new Hotel Ellis. He collapsed in mid sentence, was carried to a chair, and died instantly. He had been presiding at a state convention and was preparing for duties at a banquet. Mrs. Bishop and their six year old daughter visited, and tributes noted his career from district judge to supreme court justice with service in Polk County and Des Moines.
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Sioux City Bank Holds Sack in Tumult Over Credit Claims
The article discusses the Sheldon Brown bank failure and its creditors, noting the supreme court ruling on the People's Savings Bank case and the status of preferred creditors. It also covers tuberculosis testing results on cattle, osteopathy legislation, and a Des Moines city hall election ruling affecting voting rights for women.
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Supreme Court
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Sindlkr
Gather Creditorg Atsa
Health board report shows measles deaths exceed scarlet fever
Secretary Louis A Meas reports measles caused more deaths than scarlet fever in 1901 five month period. Measles Whooping cough and diphtheria also figure among reported infectious diseases with totals across the state health board. Penny Provident Association deposits exceed nineteen thousand dollars to benefit West Des Moines school children.
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Allamakee stockman sues Milwaukee railroad over frozen cattle
After eight years a stockman from Allamakee sued the Milwaukee railroad for damages after a carload of cattle froze on a side track. At Waakon he won a jury award equal to the market value of undamaged stock minus the damaged stock. The supreme court recently affirmed.
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Milwaukee Railroad Company
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Democratic Platform Reflected in National Convention
Denver, Colo. The Democratic platform calls for government by the people, restraining corporate influence, direct senatorial elections, strong trust busting, tariff reform, income and inheritance taxes, expanded railroad and bank regulation, postal savings, a public emergency currency, eight hour workday, and immigration controls. It endorses irrigation and forestry measures, Panama Canal funding, pension expansion, and Philippine independence with neutral bases, plus international arbitration to avoid war.
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EAT BERRY BASKET CARRIER DESIGN DETAILS
The description explains a berry basket carrier whose size varies with basket dimensions and capacity. It can hold up to two dozen oblong strawberry boxes using a simple frame of thin boards and four broom-handle legs. An iron barrel hoop encircles the carrier, providing a strong light handle and securing the sides to lift above vines.
Combating Insect Pests of Cabbage Plants
A farm bulletin describes three caterpillar pests harming cabbage, the imported cabbage worm, the cabbage plas ia and the zebra caterpillar. It explains life cycles from egg to butterfly, distinguishing markings, methods to collect chrysalids, and recommends hot water as the most effective home remedy. It notes not all pests are dangerous, mentions safe handling of chrysalids, and advises against unnecessary chemicals.
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Imago
Bagging berries to thwart rose bug and rot in north vineyards
Massachusetts correspondent notes two major pests threaten grape crops in sheltered northern areas. Rose bug destroys blossoms and black rot follows fruit set. bagging clusters with one-pound grocer bags is proposed as a practical control, especially for self-fertile varieties.
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Massachusetts
Farr
Home
Brighton
Barrel Hoop Trellis for Grapes and Vines
The ordinary wooden hoops from barrels can be fashioned into an attractive arbor to support grapevines. This simple project repurposes hoop components into a sturdy garden feature that blends with outdoor spaces.
Orchard Fertilizer and Trellis Guide for Small Plots
A Farm Name expert describes trellis systems for Atta chem vines tied to heavy stakes with wire for durable, years long use. The note covers fertilizer ideas for orchards, critiquing recent lime and slag usage on peach orchards and sod. It observes clover regrowth and questions the benefit of phosphoric acid in slag, recommending early lime application on sod.
Fellow That Does Not Spray Orchards and Insect Threats
The piece says orchardists who spray and care for their trees suffer when neighbors neglect their orchards and become insect breeding grounds. Laws offer no real fix without enforcement, so communities must act to stop one uncooperative grower from harming surrounding orchards.
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E'Thans
Handy pruning tool builds reach with chisel attachment
A Tennessee reader describes making a pruning tool by attaching a chisel to a long pole. He uses a hammer to drive the tool against limbs, keeping it sharp to cut cleanly with no ragged edges. The tool allows no-wood climbs on trees.
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Tennessee
Thinning Apples and Care of Fruit Trees
Thinning apples and other fruit is advisable and profitable. Pro thinning yields higher quality fruit and better prices, improving color and vitality of trees. Keep sweet potato vines mulched and contained, and fry fried rows for better growth.
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