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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
3
Michigan fruit grower R M Kellogg urges focus on quality and branding to win consistent customers. Cultivate top fruit, use neat packaging and distribution, and present a professional image to attract and retain buyers. Build direct sales to private families and avoid price-cutting or haphazard peddling.
A historical note discusses Broad Windsor beans or Windsor bean varieties grown in Europe for fodder and food and their poorer performance in U S climates. It also outlines fowl foot care, noting corns from narrow perches and remedies such as hot water soaks and boric acid ointment with vaseline, plus flax seed application for corn relief.
A New York Press summary reports a method by German farmer Wuestenhagen to detoxify sugar beet tops and leaves for animal fodder. The five step process cleanses, destroys oxalic acid, preserves sugar, slices, dries, and stores the feed, reducing oxalic acid to 0.42 percent and increasing sugar content.
Captain Streeter of Chisago has an imitator in Kansas City amid shifting Missouri River currents that created an island of about 130 acres near a main Business Street. John H. Mensing, who first found the land in 1857, defied soldiers by a stockade, saw the river erode land then, and now claims squatters’ rights to the island valued at 125000 dollars as Interior Department proceedings falter and East Kansas City Land Company pushes its case.
Marie Friedl aged 15 and Felix Kopstein aged 13 were arrested in Vienna for carrying an elderly woman’s heavy package without a license. They were held six hours at a police station and released with a warning under Vienna’s municipal Messenger law granting carrying rights to a specific corps.
In a hazy report the pastor of a Negro church pleads for the rain to stop as a prolonged downpour disrupts daily life and work. Local residents endure muddy streets and postponed outdoor activities while awaiting clearer weather.
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