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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1902

Page

2

Grape Root Worm Threats to Western Vine Crops

Grape growers in western New York and Ohio address serious threats from grape root worms. The article describes the beetle and grub lifecycles, feeding patterns on leaves and roots, how they hide underground, and methods to reduce damage through soil cultivation and timing of sprays using arsenate of lead or disparene. It also notes the observation methods and the “possum habit” of beetles during late June to July.

New York Ohio M. W. Slingerland Cornell University Experiment Station

The Cross and the Coin

Professor Jasper Flint, an atheist and antiquarian in Chicago, finds an Arab manuscript and a hidden coin in Jerusalem. The coin bears a cross and awakens belief, leading Flint to abandon materialism after a vision of Christ’s era and a moral clash over its ownership. He ultimately accepts the cross as his faith.

Jasper Flint Oldberry Library Uttle Library Prof. Flint Jderusalem Jerusalem Kedron Prof Chicago Vale of Hinnom New York Chicago Savant Vatican British Museum Toure Joseph Flint Filnt M. Flint Louvre France Caesar God Thant Edward B. Clark Chicago Record-Herald

Forcing the Lettuce Crop Under Glass

In Geneva station trials forcing lettuce under glass, soil fertilized with stable manure produced the best crops, though only small amounts were beneficial. Clay foam outperformed sandy loam with manure. Chemical fertilizer alone was slow but aided when combined with stable manure. Among nitrogenous fertilizers, dried blood edged ahead of nitrate of soda and ammonium sulfate.

Geneva

Back to Nature and Wild Woods Call

Poem excerpt extols leaving man made cities for mountains and forests. It speaks of divine order in nature and a quiet place where one may hear God speak, urging retreat from human vanity and shallow plates to the hush of wild woods.

A. Warburton

Venus Stolen During Summerville Party Seen By Servant

A Summerville woman reported her Venus statue missing during a party. The housekeeper, Miss Lee, hinted the statue was hidden under the stairs as guests arrived, humorously noting the masterful timing of the theft amid comfort and decorum. The tale echoes a comic clipping from Capers Took All There Was.

Summerville Lee Miss Weeny Venus. Where Is It?” “Well, Miss Margrit

King Alfonso's Liberality in Soldier Acquittal

By order of King Alfonso a Santiago court martial acquitted a young soldier who refused to kneel at mass due to his Protestant faith. The prosecution had sought three years penal servitude.

Alfonso Santiago

Tonios for Domestic Animals Ad for Stock Totals

Tonios for domestic animals promoted as essential like spring towels for dam animals. The ad lists condition powders for horses, sheep, and poultry. It offers International Stock Food Black Draught and mentions D. KH McArthur as the druggist.

D. KH McArthur

Board Proceedings July 24 1902 County Commission

The minutes detail July 24 1902 proceedings with bills approved for pile driver work boundary creek bridge road overseers and other county duties. Afternoon session covers cedar piling work road overseers payments and hiring actions. Morning session includes heating plant inspection and bids for courthouse work and road projects.

Board of County Commissioners Dalen Rooke Kurth Lata Edwin H. Hobart Boundary Creek Wm. Bergman Peter Backman Lloyd W. Wells J. W. Caldwell G. Gundersom Stc O. B. Kofoid Wm. Cote Somemee A. A. Knoke Turtle Mountain Lodge Andrew J. Wang Court House Yard Patrick Scully Joseph Soucy Sraotia Cassie B. Fraser Herald Perrin Scotia A. G. Burr Wm. C. Cook Boundary Creek Bridge Geo Morrison A. McCaslin Township Mueen Vie O John ‘Kiefer Patchell Boundary Creekreek Bridge Stoy Bottineau Ward Bandavin Township Papalett Raeon

Pneumonia in Cattle and Cover Crops for Farms

The article notes pneumonia in cattle in the west, detailing symptoms and that medicinal treatment is of little value. It advises care, protection from weather, a lean diet with pure water, and salt-lime-sulphite mixture as a feed supplement. It also promotes cover crops as a practical, profitable way to improve soil nitrogen and humus with limited mineral fertilizer use.

Mayo Kuosins

How to Use Poultry Manure in Farming Practice

Poultry manure is a concentrated fertilizer requiring careful handling. It loses value with carelessness and when mixed with dry dust. Keep it slightly moist, not wet, and store in barrels to avoid microbial damage.

Pear Trees Damaged by Rapid Thaw at Geneva Nursery

A Geneva station botanist reports severe damage to pear trees in a nursery cellar after thawing too quickly. Sand around the routes froze, a small wood fire was used to thaw, blackening and killing the tops of 25,000 trees. Gradual thawing might have prevented the loss.

Geneva

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Bottineau Courant Post Office S. D Mechan’s Europe Germany Capers Capers Cherry Nashville American Board Proceedings North Dakota Eagle Mare A. Moore Jules Beaudoin Geo. Fitzgerald Thos. W. Patching J. A. Greig F. Bradford Herbert Rollins Bottineau County First National Bank of Essor Merchants Bank OF Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C W. H. McIntosh Prea F. W. Cathro Cashier Bottineau Meat Market George Betlyeha City Dray Neil McKinnon N. D McBrayen C. W. Beyer Bottineau Machine Smith Shop Fifth Street Bottineau, N. D Bicycle and Gun Repair Christopher Simon Prop's Bicycles Thompson Street WILL Emonin OSOAKIE WILL &CO_ BIRMASOK
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