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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1905

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Book farming boosts crop yields with modern methods

John R. Spears explains how by book farming soil can yield more. He cites 1901 potato yields of 150 bushels per acre, but notes growers reach 290 and even 400 bushels. Canadian farms near Ottawa reported 772 bushels per acre on small plots. Turnips yield 400 bushels then, today 600 to 800. mangles exceed fifty tons. String beans pay well, with pods selling for five cents a quart, potentially $1,000 an acre.

John R. Spears Ottawa

Tennessee Legislator’s Ad journment Remark Echoed in Tennessee Echo

A South Carolina representative recounts a Tennessee tale from the Fort Donelson era. With Nashville besieged, Governor packing as word of the fort’s fall arrives, Speaker Welch claims Heaven if adjourned. A East Tennessee member quips that adjournment to heaven would deprive them of a quorum.

Tennessee South Carolina Fort Donnelson Nashoville

Falling Asleep in Sections

A New York college lecturer explains that sleep occurs in stages with senses succumbing in order: sight taste smell hearing then touch last. He notes the mind may be active or deranged while senses fade, and jokes about police on the west side remaining alert as long as some senses stay awake.

New York City West Side New York Herald

Judge Bishop and Gen Butler in East Cambridge Court

In a Massachusetts superior court session Judge Robert R. Bishop presided as a back-country farmer testified about dates. He claimed 1882, explaining the year by noting Ben Butler defeated Bishop for governor. The piece also cites Congressman Scott on electoral college certification and notification gaps.

Bishop Gen. Butler Superior Court East Cambridge Mass Robert R. Bishop Ben Butler Rob

Open Street Test Of Vienna Stage Celebrities

A Vienna street experiment by Gerda Walde Louis Treumann Edward Eysler and Alfred Dentsch German tested public taste without theater trappings. Disguised as ordinary passersby they performed songs like Go Open Your Window Kissing Is No Sin and Now They Play and Dance for Us. Takings totaled 68 kreuzer, split among the quartet, proving the public’s judgment may differ from theatrical presentation.

Vienna New Orleans Times Democrat Gerda Walde Louis Treumann Carl Theater Edward Eysler Alfred Dentsch Tiut

Neither Fish nor Bird Doctor Emerges in Yankee Tale

In a Harper's Weekly tale from York Murder Me a fisherman Jed Brooks recalls a humorous misunderstanding about an osteopath at the harbor. A visitor asks if there is an osteopath, but the old man discovers the term refers to a bird, not a fish, leading to the punchline about a new-fangled kind of doctor.

Jed Brecks York the Hill Mark Twain Brooks Jed Brooks Steve Harvard College Harper's Weekly

Town in decline argues against growth and trains in a frontier debate

In a Springfield Republican piece, Hiram Hicks and Rastus Green dispute the town’s fate. They lament decades of stagnation, arguing no hotels or depots will redeem the place. The grocer EMI Jones and other locals voice a somber, determined view that the town is "going down."

Hiram Hicks Bill Jones

Pose for the Artist Portrait Joke In Congress

Representative McNary of Massachusetts jokes about Irish bulls and a sitter wanting to be painted standing behind a tree. The anecdote likens a contractor’s wealth to a portrait commission and ends with the artist asking for the sitter’s pose.

McNary Massachusetts

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Herman Enderson Harness & Saddlery Bowbells, N. D Bowbells Meat Market Rembember D. Faamigge Tate & Hurly West NE Bowbells John Shippam & Son Drinkwater Proprietor City Dray N. Dak Electoral College Charles F. Scott Kansas Washington Rastus Green Hiram Sicks Ant Emi Jones Ailus Springfield Republica Roswell, & Miller Hats R. B. Cox Fancy & Staple Groceries R. B.cox Jens Peterson H.dyckman Thro, Albrecily Acwider Cashier Womlwend, Jr Asst First National Bank Capital North Dak Axel Gillstrom Langworthy Lumber Company Langworthy Lumber Co N. D Peter Dahlquist Mer
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