North Dakota farmers urged soil fertility and crop rotation
Prof. Shaw and Prof. Churchill addressed the Grain Growers convention in Minot, urging nitrogen replenishment and moisture retention. They warned that 1906 crop removal cost about 43 million dollars in nutrients, promoting clover alfalfa and peas, and stressing corn yields with surface cultivation and crop rotation.
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Datwta
Prof. Shaw
North Dakota
Great Britain
Holland
Belgium
C. Churchill
Grain Growers’ Convention
Farmers’ Institute
Magic City
Churchill
Hallam
New England
Shaw
Canada
Amateur Bouts In Frisco Start Boxing Tourney
San Francisco hosts its first real amateur boxing tournament since the fire at Dreamland under the Olympia club. The exhibition features club members and invited guests with weight classes from 105 to 200 pounds.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Dreamland
Olympia Club
Mulatto Woman Tries Suicide After Quarrel at Fare
Despondent wife Mra W Miller attempts suicide by arsenic after quarrel with husband. He saves her by removing most of the poison, but she swallows more and fights for life. She admits distress, with no remorse, and says she and Miller have been married two years. She drank heavily in recent weeks.
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Margo
Dink Amd
Soko -W. Miller
Lallyblock
Mallardan
Omee
Jane
Bhey
Trout
Miller
Sally Dats
Ants
File
Blout
Tramp Waanders Twenty Two Miles In Bead Night
Mrs Ole Solberg driven by grief for her dead child wandered twenty two miles from a Lansford area farm staying near Langford then was found exhausted and returned home by a search party as doctors expect her to recover with rest in the county.
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Glenburn
N. D
Ole Solberg
Lansford
Langford
Idala
Ft Je
Falling Tree Kills McKenzie County Farmer George Armstrong
In Williston North Dakota on January 28 George Armstrong a farmer from McKenzie County living near Alexander was fatally injured by a falling tree. He died within hours despite Dr J H Belyca vag being summoned. Armstrong and Emil Peterson were cutting wood three miles from Banks ranch when the tree they expected to fall brown in a different direction struck Armstrong on the back of the head causing a brain concussion.
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George Armstrong
McKenzie
Williston
N. D
McKenzie County
Alexander
J. H. Belyca
Armstrong
Emil Peterson
Banks Ranch
Breeders Association Opens Fourth Annual Session in Washington
The American Breeders Association convened in the National Rifles armory with Secretary James Wilson presiding. Delegates from across the country include practical breeders and heredity students. Reports covered animal plant introduction breeding dairy meat and plant stock. Dr. David Starr Jordan led a committee on eugenics.
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Washington
James Wilson
American Breeders’ Association
National Rifles’ Armory
St. Louis
Champaign
Lincoln
Neb
Columbus
David Starr Jordan
O Ireland
Stanford University
American Garpstion Society
British Parliament Opener Sets Irish Question and Pensions Debate
London January 29 The session opens amid anticipation of Irish policy debates and education and old age pensions bills. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman faces divisions over naval expansion versus retrenchment with economic forecasts ranging up to 56 million pounds for 1909 and plans to either increase or curb military expenditures.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Bing Howard
Economiste
Edgar
Birnell
Medal for Gotham's Mayor
Mayor McClellan will receive a gold medal at a University Club dinner from the Société des Architects Diplômés for services to art and architecture. The honor honors his appointment of a city advisory architect, creation of an architectural awards jury, and work with the municipal art commission.
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New York
McClellan
University Club
Societe Des Architects Diplome
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
France
Municipal Art Commission
Taft Speech Prompts Big Cleveland Meeting
Cleveland January 28 Secretary Taft is expected to deliver a speech on political issues at the Tippecanoe Club. Republican leaders from Ohio will attend a banquet to cheer his remarks and greet him as the next president of the United States.
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Cleveland
Taft
Ohio
United States
German American Dinner Honoring Rudolf Leonhard at Astor
A complimentary dinner for Dr. Rudolf Leonhard, the German emperor’s representative, and Dr. John, hosted at the Hotel Astor in New York this evening. Columbia University’s President Butler and James Speyer, key figures in establishing two professorships, will attend along with Kaiser Witheld’s appointee.
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New York
Rudolf Leonhard
Kaiser Witheld
Columbia University
John
Mulholland Creditors Meet Over Bankrupt Broker Assets
John Mulholland, a prominent Middle West financier, faces a creditors meeting in St Louis to discuss settlement of his bankruptcy. Assets total about 3.02 million with liabilities near 1.80 million, affecting over a thousand creditors across eight states.
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Bt. Louis
John Mulholland
Middle West
Mulhollmad
Mulholland
Eia
Governor Burke to seek renomination and push river project
A close ally says Governor Burke plans to run again despite a preference to retire to law practice. He backs the Mlezonyi river improvement and will convene in Bismarck to rally regional interest with pledges of address from Minnesota and Iowa governors and others. Date for the gathering remains unsettled.
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Bismarck
N. D
Burke
Mlezonyi
Sioux City
North
South Dakota
Johnson
Minnesota
Cummins
Iowa
Sheldon
Nebraska
Crawford
Katharine Meagher Sues for Three Months Wages
Katharine Meagher sues School District No 82 Cass county for 195 dollars claiming pay for nine months at 50 dollars a month. After six months she was locked out by district quarrel traced to neighborhood gossip. Counsel R M Pollock for plaintiff Barrett Richards for district.
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Fargo
Katherine Meagher
Cass County
Mina
Meagher
R. M. Pollock
Barrett
McFarland to Meet Loughrey in Six Round Philly Duel
In Philadelphia on January 25 packy McParland the Chicago light weight will fight Young Loughrey the Philadelphian in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club tomorrow evening. Loughrey has faced Tommy Murphy and other Road men and is expected to test the Chicago fighter.
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Philadelphia
Packy McParland
Chicago
Young Loughrey
National Athletic Club
Loughrey
Tommy Murphys
Bard
Old Guard Ball At Waldorf Astoria Promises Grand Military Event
Invitations sent to governors of neighboring states and prominent leaders for the Old Guard ball at the Waldorf Astoria. The event is billed as the most magnificent military affair in years, with attendance expected to exceed previous galas.
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East New York
Prominest
D Corg
Re Army
Hayey End
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