Home Course In Tree Preservation II How to Trim Trees
OD celebrates trees as divine and warns against "tree doctors" harming timber. The article highlights Beecher's plantings at Bosko Belle Ossining and contrasts damage in Butler Pa Philadelphia Cincinnati and nationwide. It argues against over trimming, favors natural growth, and prescribes spacing for maples pines and sycamores to protect roots and reduce drought stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Butler
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
General Markets Quotations From Liverpool to Chicago
Liverpool wheat steadied after opening lower as American weakness dwindled with lower stocks and smaller shipments. Chicago hogs and cattle opened higher but eased, cash wheat and corn mixed. weather and receipts forecasts loom, with several market opinions noted from traders and analysts.
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Liverpool
America
Paris
Buenos Aires
Jackson
Chas
Washington
Sam Finney
W. A. Fraser
J. F. Wright
King Farnum
Shorts
Finley Barrett
Bartlett-Frazier
Shearson-Hammill
Chicago
No. 1 cured hide and other sale items listed
Classified line reads numbers for hides and wool prices with partial words. Mentions No 1 cured hide 25 lbs and up, No 2 cured hide 26 lbs and up, No 1 bull hide, No 1 horse hide and No 2 horse hide, plus medium wool pricing and truncated text.
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Parry
Waterloo
Kansas
Wellington of
Aristos
Public Debate Friday Evening at West High
Waterloo west high school hosts a triangular debate with Marshalltown and Fort Dodge on the income tax topic. West high affirmative Ralph Sach Dewey and Fred Wray face Marshalltown team in Waterloo assembly, while Chaplain Warfield and Cobb represent the negative. Fort Dodge delegates debate in Marshalltown and three judges from Waterloo, D A Long J Frank Brown F M Williams, are named.
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Waterloo West High School
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Stex
West High
Ralph Sach
Precence Dewey
Fred Wray
Builring
Jor Chapmain
Clark Warfield
Louis Cobb
Port Dodge
Waterloo
Messrs
D. A. Long
Waverly
J. Frank Brown
Vinton
F. M. Williams
Town Salis
Japan Stirred Over Treaty 0.4 Adaption of US Japan Pact
Tokio February 27 Amb O'Brien and Komura exchange congratulations on ratification of the US Japan treaty. Officials and press express satisfaction and gratitude for assurances of friendly relations and immigration sincerity. Governments and business groups prepare to participate in Panama Canal expo, seen as a major event for Japan.
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Tokio
O'Brien
Coun
Komura
United States
Japan
Washington
Panama Canal
Count Katsura
Great Western Trial Details Contested Blame at Street Crossing
The Great Western case centers on a fatal collision at Atlanta street crossing last Wednesday. Mody engineers Le Menderik and Leary face charges, with Abe and others accused of negligence. About twenty-five witnesses were summoned. testimony covered the street obstruction by a car straddling the crossing and the driver’s attempt to navigate around it. The trial continues as attorneys present arguments and stenographers transcribe proceedings.
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Great Western Ewltehing Craw
P Mildkthey
le Menderik
Leary
Abe
Ktrael
Henry Austin
Atalberry Street
Great Western
Ie Presby- Lorian Hospital
Cy Ak Cierce
Cy Ak Cierce of Week Diye Che
Ity
Mere Austin
Penne Nis
John Willams
Woman Worries After Baby Swallows Pins
Cedar Falls February 27. While fixing lace curtains Mrs L F Larsen had her mouth full of pins and the baby swallowed the entire lot estimated at one to two dozen. She is not physically harmed but mentally distressed over the outcome.
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Cedar Falls
Larsen
Beccame
Rats Cost England Vast Agriculture Losses
London readers learn from Sir James Crichton-Browne that rats cause about 75 million dollars yearly in England’s agriculture and could cut grain imports by roughly 26 million if exterminated. Port of London sinks 8,000 to 4,000 rats monthly, yet infestation remains uncontrolled.
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England
London
James Crichhton- Browne
Wilson
Jennie Kline Seeks Alimony in Divorce Plea
Jennie Kline formerly of La Porte City now in Cheyenne Wells Wyoming asks for 500 dollars temporary alimony to prepare for trial. She resists the divorce suit filed by A P B Kline claiming she has a good defense. She says she moved to Wyoming in 1910 with her daughter for health reasons and later rented a hotel with her husband living there until January. She states he left her with 65 cents and that she struggles to run the hotel. Her declaration alleges Mr Kline owns property worth 30 000 to 49 000 with liens sizable.
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Jennie BE. Kline
la Porte City
A. PB. Kline
Cheveanne Wells
Wyo
Wyoming
Town Tal& Miss Alice Cone of Ottumwa visits Busby
Ottumwa social notes report Miss Alice Cone visiting Mrs. A. J. Busby for two weeks. Also listed are visits, district Bible classes, moves of Dr. Scroggy to Chicago, travel plans of the Maynard family, and local vital statistics noting fifty five January deaths in Black Hawk county and a delivery boy threat resolved.
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Alice Cone
Ottumwa
A. J. Busby
H. O. Davis
Oelwein
Mr. Davis
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Black Hawk County
G. H. Sumner
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Funeral of Harold J. Hanson Passes in风
Harold J. Hanson funeral held Wednesday afternoon at 2 31 at the First Lutheran Church. Rev H Mueller conducted the services and fellow students from the highest class are expected to provide the music.
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Harold J. Hanson
Firet Lutherpan
H. Mueller
Four Seriously Hurt In El Paso Rail Wreck Near Pastura
Four passengers were severely injured in the Chicago express wreck near Pastura New Mexico, about 242 miles northeast of El Paso. Reports say none of the injured is believed to be in critical condition. Names were not reported. El Paso & Southwestern Railway is part of the Rock Island system.
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el Paso
Tex
Fe] Taso and Southwestern Railroad
Chicago Express
Pastura
XN. M
el Paso & South-western
The Loyal Bookeeper and a London Market Scene
A historical sketch recounts John Stubbs the loyal bookseller who challenged Queen Elizabeth by opposing a royal marriage. His punishment was the removal of his right hand in Westminster Market, followed by a dramatic fainting episode. The tale is paired with a quip about turkey dinners and a New York raconteur’s joke about Nolachucky and seasonal sunbathing.
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John Stubbs
Elizabeth
France
Westminster
Camden
Stubbs
New York
Nola Chucky
Folters
Publicity to bolster investor confidence in corporations
Secretary Mac Veagh asserts that openness by corporations to disclose actual financial and physical conditions strengthens trust with shareholders. He notes a past era of personal control by officers and directors has ended, urging frank dealings to protect investor interests.
Hypnotized youth quiets after hospital admission
Den Dar hee, a young man from Taitsville, Mo, brought to the St. Joseph state hospital as a mental wreck from hypnotic influences, has quieted down. Superintendent Petti john says Barbee may regain mental faculties in six months or more, following a hypnotic show in Richmond, Mo, ten days earlier.
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St. Joseph
den Darhee
State Hospital
Taitsville
Pettijohn
Barbee
Tiarbee
Richmond
Raining the Wind and Family Struggles Across Papers
A collage of brief clippings shows hard luck and humor from early 20th century papers. Dannbauer pleads hunger and contemplates selling the stove after a bad day. Maud notes a thoughtful gift for mother while jokes on wealth and virtue volley between papers.
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Dannbauer
Kansas City Star
Tillotson Quotation on Affliction and Cure
A compact moral reflection noting that all afflictions reveal disease and aid cure, illustrating the belief that suffering exposes weakness and guides remedy, attributing the insight to the preacher Tillotson.
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Tillotson
The Curious Glasses Benefit Tested For Vision
A dramatic optical sales pitch argues most glasses wearers see well without them but gain relief from strain. It explains the eye can temporarily function with defects, but fatigued muscles demand glasses for harmony. The ad invites tests to determine if glasses help.
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John Davey
Norway
OJ Bining
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Geo. E. Booth
Res
Marsh-Place
Mline
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Texas
H. W
N. S
N.S
York
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennnsylvania
Wanes
Reading
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Aa Ae
Northwestern
Atchison
American Qmelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
American Sugar
Erie
iWlas Oek Bn
Hitnois Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Waterloo Markets
S&ée
CON
Fort Tudge
Great Western Chew ON Trial
Mody
Jennie Kline
AKG
Alimony
Will
Blowers
Fifth Street East
Mrs
BE. S. Newton
California
Mr. Newton
Des Moines
J. A. Scroggy
Russel-Lamson Block
H. B. Maynard
Clara
Helen
Evanston
Shaw
Maud Maud
Jessica
Maud
Cleveland Prin Deak Jr
Washington Herald
Charles Buxton
HveriaAnaAn Optical CO. Syndicate
Grant Ave
Fifth and
Allen Street
F. E. Stewart
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Afulberry Street
Frank Andrews
Washington Street
Cormier
West Fourth Street
K. C
Cara Courter
West Sixth
A. G
Care Courier
L. G. Lyon
Lemmon
Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Coast Extension
Ailbert E. Lager
L. H. Woodruff Co
J. H. Goodrich
Telephone
Black
Conger Street
Corey
Omaha
Neb
Whalesale
A. C. Hitchenck-Hill Co
Whalesale Groceries
Bet Holden
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