Aguinaldo Peace Offer Debated in Philippine War Talk
Washington reports that the U.S. may seek peace by buying Aguinaldo and key leaders, amid hints of U.S. Britain accord on China, with spread of imperialist talk. Bryan remains popular as 1900 prospects grow, while Post Office pay battles heat up and political shifts stir Congress and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warthgton
Wheatlons
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Great Britain
U.S
Asiatic
U. S
China
Cpl. Bryan
Marcus A. Smith
Delesouls
Congress
Arizona
Col. Bryan
West
Chicago
Breanton Carey
Post Office Department
Willam H. Thomas
la Grange
Min
Washington
Senatore Anh
National League of
Adenintatration
OX Unar Reed
The
Huge
Wl Malone
Wlmt
Bond
Moisture Conservation by Humus and Mulch Methods
The article advocates the well known moisture conserving method for crops with intelligent carriers in farming. It stresses using vegetable matter manure turned under and mulching with straw to retain soil moisture, improve fertility, and support early summer cultivation and late season coverage. It emphasizes incorporating humus and humus-rich crop residues to enhance moisture absorption.
Insects Resistant to Leaves and Buds Defied by Soap Solution
A fragmentary note states some insects avoid leaves and buds of London purple or Paris green. It suggests a simple remedy using one pound of standard whale soap dissolved in a gallon of water as a control, though details are unclear.
Well Balanced Rations for Dairy Cattle in Feed Mixes
A veterinary nutrition note outlines economical dairy rations using corn meal and bran, cottonseed meal, gluten feeds, and mixed fodder. It details quantities such as 100 lb cornmeal with 75 lb bran or mixed feed, daily feeds of seven to eight quarts per thousand pounds, and variations with oat feed and cottonseed meal to balance the diet.
Pruning and orchard care tips for raspberries and fruit trees
The advice covers pruning raspberries in fall, manure timing for orchards, avoiding drying roots during transplanting, removing weak canes, applying fresh manure carefully, selecting productive varieties, pruning apples and trees with clean cuts for quick healing, and avoiding excessive variety in commercial orchards to promote health and yield.
Range of the honey bee and home beekeeping tips
The article explains bee foraging ranges from three to eight miles, the influence of bloom availability, and how hive moves affect orientation. It covers sight and smell cues guiding bees, safe hive relocation, and winter handling. It also mentions Manure Pulverizer, beekeeping practices, hive maintenance, and Russian mulberry grafting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Acarce
Ita
Iowa Convention Deliberations and Bryan’s Iowa Address
The Iowa convention signals Democratic unity as Bryan speaks at De Motuer. The piece notes nationwide Democratic momentum, anticipated keynote issues, and intraparty efforts to present a united front against McKinleyism and imperial policy. Additionally it covers anti imperialist movements, potential party realignments, and Senate/governor race dynamics in Kentucky involving Goebel.
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Bryan
de Motuer
Iowa
Washington
Commonwealth
National Democratic
New York
Augustus van Wyek
van Wyek
Eost
Republican Party
Reed
New England
Mr. Bryan
Paty
Des Moines
Hindel
Aa Morgan
Gorman
Otis
Philippines
Qrat
Negros Bala
Henew
Alor
Fran Reledtt
Runt
McKinlay
Takiiye
Otte
Corbin
Ole
Root
Odla
Wilipinos
Miles
Merritt
Goebel
United States
John G. Carlisle
Maj
D. W. Saunders
Kentucky
Goebel Wble
Cis
Horticultural Notes on Gar and Orchard Practices
Practical guidance for fruit growers covering mulching young trees, new strawberry beds, pruning and weed control, transplanting health, staking and tying, spacing, and soil fertilization. Includes grape and potato pest notes, with safe root protection and disease prevention tips.
Cultivation Method For Corn By Prof Davenport
Prof EK Davenport outlines a corn cultivation system aiming for high yields under ordinary conditions. Start with deep cultivation early to suppress weeds and promote vigorous growth, then gradually shallow the depth as the season progresses while removing weeds and avoiding root pruning to maintain soil integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profoesor EK
Travenport
Overstocking Pastures Warns of Long Term Pasture Damage
A government review warns stockmen against overstocking pastures, citing severe risk to sod health in the Southwest especially Texas. Overstocking can permanently injure land, requiring rest or rotation, with roots thinning if blades fail to develop. avoid overuse by limiting grazing or providing additional feed in barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Review
Texas
Richard Baker Hie
Sheep Breeding and Stump Harvest Techniques Highlighted
The article advises selecting pure breeds suited to local conditions for profitable sheep farming and notes the importance of good care, food variety, water, and shelter. It also provides a practical stump removal method using a stout wooden pole, rope, and pulley to lever out decayed stumps safely.
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Wollaa
Food Cookers for Farm Livestock Feeding
A livery farm keeper should have an appliance to cook food for cattle and poultry. Warm mash benefits cows and hens, especially for market stock. Various feed cookers are available, cast iron stoves with kettles suitable for small sheds at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utock
Controversy Mounts Over Capt Carter Court Martial
Washington reports that Capt Carter, sentenced fourteen months ago for harbor frauds near Savannah, remains in service with full pay as the military court verdict awaits presidential approval. Grudging delays cited by AG Griggs, Carter’s lawyers travel, and strong political connections surround the case amid broader national debates on free coinage and policy.
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Washington
Carter
Savannah
Grigze
Richard Crocker
Bryan
New York
Otis
Philippines
State Department
Manila
War Department
Gen Otis
Gen. Otis
Cuba
Porto Rico
Birmingham
Ali
Shelby
United States
M.W. Trimble
Ida
Chas. J. Allison
Ohio
Alabama
Amo. L. Allen
Merriam
Ciocianati
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Loui
Omaha
New Gricany
Atlanta
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W.J. Bryan
Costmasters
Harti Vrowbte
Washington News
McKinley
House
Senate
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gen. Ous
Philippine Army
Judge van Wyck
Rapray
Wuldow
General Otis
Fenor- Hove
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