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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

3

Highways in Europe and England's road system

The piece discusses historical road funding and management in England and France. It notes tolls, troop interference, and bread shed before a better system, explains four road classes, and cites provincial maintenance by communes with occasional government aid. It mentions road widths and repair practices from the American Asphalt Journal.

England Macauley Eresty Taw National Treasury American Asphalt Journal

Chestnut Cultivation Pioneer Skips Dated Growth

Coleman K. Sober of Union County owns the nation’s largest chestnut grove, spanning 205 acres with over 190 000 trees. He aims to profit vast wild mountain lands and recounts grafting as a boy, now harvesting about 4000 bushels next year at an estimated $4 per bushel, with firebreaks and controlled regrowth on the property eight miles from Shamokin.

Coleman K. Sober Union County United States Philadelphia Press Sober Igmberman Lewisburg Shamokin Sian Farms

Rarm Telephone Tints Framing Pole Rights and Roads

A correspondent asks about rights of way for telephone lines across towns and fields. The president of a line-building firm explains franchise needs, pole placement, crossing existing lines, and farmer veto rights. Government road funding is unlikely. urban taxes fund roads, with farm lands bearing road costs.

Ilegal Pripuies William Wilson Orange Judd Farmer

Durable flood gate system for stream banks

A compact set of instructions for building a flood gate along small streams. It outlines tying four pieces, joining them with planks, forming a gate in a J shape, placing frames on each side of the creek, sinking into rock, and anchoring with a pole between forks to create a cheap, effective barrier.

Letting Down Fences for Temporary Stock Move

A brief ad style note explains a simple method to lower a wire fence between staples on a tree to move stock without disconnecting gates. Two staples are driven a half inch apart, wire placed and nailed into position, then released by pressing the wire down after use.

Orange Judd Ferrer

Exterminate Rats in Philippine Barracks Urged by Gen Chaffee

Gen Chaffee orders immediate rat extermination in all troop housing in Manila to avert plague. Officers and civilians must disinfect quarters and use arsenic poison. detailed methods given for killing rats and disposing of corpses in carbolic acid solution.

Philippines Manila Chaffee Washington

Remarkable Niagara Oyster Feeds 75 Men with Pearls and Meat

Two Buffalo fishermen hoisted a colossal oyster from the Niagara River. The shell weighed 212 pounds, 2 feet 8 inches across, 19 inches abreast, containing 50 genuine pearls. They exhibited it a Buffalo saloon for a week, cooked the meat into stew, feeding 75 men. The find occurred when their net caught a snag in shallow water. one man jumped in, found a rocklike mass, and later revealed a giant pearl-oyster.

Niagara River Buffalo

Skun ks Thief Plagues Montour County Farmer

Francis Woll a Montour county farmer reports 75 fine skunks and 300 bull frogs stolen from a remote farm. He suspects a skilled thief who knew skunks well, noting the fenced enclosures were breached and every animal vanished in one night while he had been unable to find any trail.

Francis, Woll Montour County Woll Hazleton Chicago Inter Ocean Wolf

Prodigal Prince David Kawananakoa Hosts Hawaiian Musicians

A San Francisco correspondent notes Prince David Kawananakoa, nephew of Queen Kapiolani, entices Hawaiian musicians to stay a month at the Occidental Hotel after the Buffalo expedition. He entertains large crowds in Honolulu and once hosted 1,200 constituents at a campaign feast. The prince funds music during dinners and values hosting in Waikki style open-air gatherings.

Prince David Kawananakoa Kapiolani Hawaii Cupid San Francisco New York Tribune Buffalo Midway Honolulu Prince David Occidental San Fracisco Occidental Hotel Honolalu Waikiki Congress

Wu Ting Fang Critiques Oriental Art Difference

A Washington report notes Wu Ting Fang visiting the Corcoran to contrast Eastern and Western art. Dutch painter Hubert Vos displays portraits of races including Thibetan lamas and Li Hung Chang. Wu questions two portraits while Vos explains three quarters view and the Chinese minister comments on the tone of a physician’s letter.

Wu Ting Fang Corcoran Washington Hubert Vos Hemicycle Vos Prince Ching Li Hung Chang Mr. Wu Ching

Invention age quip lands in Brooklyn Eagle

A thin man with a wart on his nose quips about modern invention while a bald companion notes his widow wife owns a phonograph that endlessly replays her first husband’s records. The exchange captures a playful, era reflecting banter from the Brooklyn Eagle.

Brooklyn Eagle

A Ditter Blow and the Slippery Street Irony

A prostrate horse groans and moves an injured leg on slick pavement as an automobile ambulance is summoned to the veterinary hospital. Town Topies notes the odd humor of fate and a horse’s good humor despite injury.

Vanity Declares Harsh Words Against Store After Altered Outfit

A Vanity complains of insult from a haberdasher who refused a complete harmony outfit. A clerk recalls a bow tie moment as the customer, Too Literally Harm, leaves without selection, prompting a store dispute referenced by the Los Angeles Herald.

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Europe Rattan Riuhin Ertelion Polen Wren America H. W. Conn Department of Biology Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Piaod Gatr Mutual Reserve Fund Frederick A. Burnham Ant Highty A. Berthiaume Bottineau Mevater Hox Viadosta Ted Prodigal Hawa Cape Ashington Star Jones A. G. Burr Athens Naxaus D. Wi Nannie Davis Tom Peerless NTG M Lauhdry oRriine Reel Law York Boehnke Cinger Malin Barect Bohen EE
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