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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
2
A practical pump drainage plan channels waste water from a pump to a cellar trough to chill dairy products. A 11 foot distant well feeds through an 1 inch pipe into a small under porch trough, then into a ten foot long large trough in the cellar holding about ten four gallon crocks.
The report describes Dr. M Ekenburg’s process of drying skimmed milk in Sweden. The US consul in Gothenburg, Robert S Bergh, notes growing American interest and potential exhibitions in Sweden or the United States. Two patents cover process and apparatus. Powder preserves better than cream-containing milk and could reach large annual production. estimates value a hundred million plus.
An article urges farmers daughters to raise produce at home to earn pin money. It cites eggs, squabs, and chickens as desirable city-bound goods and shares a New Jersey example of cucumbers sold from a small plot. It also notes woolly aphid damage on apple trees and mentions gender bias in Mexican industrial jobs.
A 12 by 10 foot dairy room design features a milk tank 18 by 16 inches, 10 inch tall bottom clearance, and a 6 inch ventilator. A well box 18 by 24 by 8 inches connects via a 1 inch pipe, with an overflow and drain to assist milk cooling and handling.
A dairy keeper should retain cattle only while they yield a clear profit. Without profit and loss records, neither owner nor animal earns credit. every animal needs a ledger stand ing account. Proper bookkeeping forces disposal of unprofitable stock at the earliest moment. Profitless stock is a heavy tax on farmers and breeders.
Treasury bureau figures show U S exports to the Philippines grew from 94 597 in 1897 to about 5 million in 1902 with rising values also seen for Porto Rico and Hawaii. Imports from these possessions have risen greatly though less steeply than exports.
Former Senator Pettigrew and Western Democrats announce a new party to emerge from old organizations as Bryan supporters drop silver and call the money question settled. In New York Manhattan Bend meeting they plan to distribute literature ahead of Bryan’s eastern tour. Pettigrew, Dubois and Shibley lead the advance, asserting the silver issue is dead and seeking more money.
The 1898 Texas Democratic convention backed the Chicago platform and approved free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at a 16 to 1 ratio with full legal tender status. The Chicago Record Herald noted the money question would dominate the 1900 fight, while Cuba and Porto Rico gains should not distract from U. S. needs. The piece suggests Dallas alignment with other states and hints at changing positions for the next national platform.
The excerpt compiles editorials from multiple papers. It discusses Bryan’s nomination in New York as minority party activity and notes Democratic harmony obscured by criticism. It contrasts Roosevelt’s popularity and party loyalty with opponents' doubts about 1904 outcomes.
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