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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1906

Page

8

Weather Bureau Evidence in Court Cases Reveals Its Role

Historical note outlines how Weather Bureau records influence civil and criminal trials. It cites cases on property damage from rain and wind, lightning claims, and a Connecticut burglary where rainfall helped resolve mistaken identity. It describes methods, biases, and the utility of meteorological testimony in court.

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Macaroni wheat adds new hope for Great Plains farming

The Agriculture Department notes macaroni wheat introduction via European pac­kage to Russia. It highlights its adaptability to Great Plains conditions, high protein content, and growing production from 1901 onward. Americans now export significant volumes, while domestic processing expands with new varieties and potential bread product use. The Weather Bureau cooperation and dairy record-keeping guidance also feature in a broad agriculture report.

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Trials of a Turkey Raiserc

Members of the House of Representatives joke about Representative Charles D. Landis of Indiana who experiments in turkey raising. Landis bought bronze turkeys with a turkey house and literature on wealth from turkey farming. One hen fled to the woods, the others raised several broods, but a rainstorm caused the chicks to die after being confined in a field. Landis mourned as a woodland brood hen returned with a husky brood behind her.

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Automatic Watering Pot From German Publications

A description of an automatic watering device for houseplants uses a thick cotton wick about five feet long inserted into a rubber or glass tube. The tube is bent in a U shape with unequal legs, and the wick ends protrude. The short end soaks in a pail overnight while the wick draws water to saturate.

Watering device with wicks aids plant care

A German inventor touts a thin bovine watering system that uses a suction started wick to distribute water. The setup involves a pail, tube, and several wicks feeding pots, allowing a caretaker to leave for the day while plants receive needed moisture. In warm weather, covering the pail and wrapping the tube prevents the wick from drying.

Young man bills for pump repair sparks dispute

A farmer and neighbors failed to fix a malfunctioning pump. A watchboring farm youth solved the issue after a brief attempt by others and charged five dollars. The owner mocked the time spent, but the youth sent a bill of 450 dollars for ten minutes of work and common sense.

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More Epes Than Kings

Innkeeper recalls entertaining a sovereign who ate two eggs and was billed a guinea each. The king notes eggs seem scarce here, while the host replies that scarcity applies to eggs but not to kings.

Representative Longworth Violinist with Rare Set

Representative Longworth is a violinist with a collection that includes a Stradivarius, a Guillauma, and an Amato violin. Seoul, the capital of Korea, has a population of 22,000.

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