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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1903

Page

3

Pirates Reserve Lord in Bloodless Prisoner Bargain

Captain Pope and Crystal seize the Bellona after boarding from Terceira. They subdue Lord Fitzgibbon and crew, loot, loot and threaten to draft him for liberty while offering homeward passage only for a two thousand guinea payment. The schooner crew refuse to join the pirates as Pope tests loyalty aboard the brig.

Pope Bellona Terceira Crysal John John Spaniard Captain Pope Crystal Grindal Earl Lord Fitzgibbon Earl Fitzgibbon

The Age of Dragons and Dingley Tariff Debate Angles

A composite piece discusses medieval dragon lore and diverges into a critique of the Dingley tariff. It contrasts historic myths with 19th century protectionist policy, arguing the tariff was a societal contract between government and people. It cites losses to wage earners and farmers during tariff reforms.

Is It an Agreement Between Government and People on Tariff Covenant

The piece critiques a New York Tribune stance on Cuban reciprocity and the Dingley tariff. It questions whether Congress should examine moral obligations, contract theory, and the notion that tariff law is a perpetual contract binding future legislatures, highlighting objections to protectionist rhetoric.

United States Congress United States House of Representatives Senate House Tribune Horace Greeley the Tribune Havemeyer Sugar Trust Cuba Savings Banka New York Tribune Congress Economist The

Hessian Fly in Missouri and control measures

Missouri faces three possible Hessian fly broods annually with wide variation due to temperature and wet or dry seasons. The fall and spring broods are most destructive. destroying any brood typically yields a lighter next year. Effective control centers on delaying the fall brood by sowing winter wheat late, destroying volunteer wheat, and deep plowing stubble. Beneficial parasitic insects also help reduce numbers, while hot dry weather worsens conditions, per University of Missouri Bulletin 62.

Missouri University of Missouri

Argument is Wasted to Wage Earners in Davenport

A Davenport La. Republication quotes a critic arguing against free trade. The speaker urges wage earners to challenge proponents by urging them into an alley and calling them fools, reflecting a sharp public exchange on economic policy.

Davenport

Use of Natural Phosphates in Farming Cited by MA Station

Massachusetts experiment station bulletin reviews natural phosphates for crops. It notes profit potential and possible cost savings versus dissolved phosphates over years, but cautions turnips and cabbages may underperform with natural phosphates. Florida phosphate yields poorly. best practice likely combines natural and dissolved phosphates.

Massachusetts Experiment Station South Carolina Managuano Florida

Yield of Barnyard Millet on College Farm and Outside Sources

Barnyard millet yields 12 to 18 tons per acre on moist college farm land and up to 35 tons per acre in outside reports. Our tests show 12 to 14 tons per acre on medium loam with good fertility, not highly moisture retentive. Drilled 15 inches apart, about 60 bushels per acre of seed at 35 pounds per bushel. broadcasting yields 90 bushels per acre per Hatch Experiment Station report.

College Hatch Experiment Station

Nut Growers to Meet in New Orleans 1903 Convention

The National Nut Growers' Association will hold its second annual convention in New Orleans Louisiana on the last Wednesday October 28 1903 at 10 oclock. A two or three days session is expected. Louisiana state city of New Orleans and association officers invite all interested in the industry to attend.

National Nut Growers’ Association New Orleans Louisiana

Nitrogen Drives N Gauge Gradient in Wheat and Grains

Nitrogen emerges as the dominant ngre gradient in wheat barley and oats Pati Tye and other grasses across studied plots. The findings highlight nitrogen availability as a key factor shaping growth and nutrient transport in cereal crops.

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