03 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
1
The piece argues that amid strong economic growth a rising discontent signals a revolt of values not crisis driven. It discusses oscillations between materialism and morality, Darwinism's decline, wealth's power, and Wall Street as the revolt's spirit, noting broad public concern for liberty over pure efficiency.
In San Francisco last night Battling Nelson of Chicago boxed Young Corbett of Denver into defeat as Corbett’s seconds stopped the fight in the ninth round. Four to five thousand watched, with receipts near $15,000. Nelson leveraged calm defense to punish Corbett’s aggressive swings, delivering a decisive right to the jaw that left Corbett unable to continue.
A Chicago professor advertises a teaching course for women to improve their speaking abilities. The notice hints at potential backlash and mentions a remark about lynching, while alluding to the twine trust being placed under receivership to manage its affairs.
H L Bolly argues seed value comes from parent plant quality not grade. He warns against seed bureaus that supply random wheat and urges farmers to test germination and buy pure bred, locally grown seed rather than mixed lots from elevators.
The Daily Trade Bulletin reports January wheat movement at about 2,000,000 bushels, far below December and January 1904 totals. Pacific coast shipments to the east help maintain supplies, snow protects the crop, and farmers remain disposed to sell. Estimated U S crop 552,000,000 bushels with 106,000,000 bushels left for export or on hand by mid-1905.
Readers are urged to share hands on potato growing experiences from Dakota farms. Report last year crop results, methods, seed varieties, land preparation, timing, and failures with practical details to guide beginners and help tailor future discussions.
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