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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1903

Page

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Pasquale’s Bold Plan Ends in a City Hall Wedding

In a crowded tenement district on Mulberry Street, Julia Budos, aged fourteen, falls for Pasquale, a street vendor. After eloping with him and fleeing to safer confines, Pasquale’s risky scheme leads to capture and a court clash before Julia’s father reluctantly consents. The couple wed at City Hall as onlookers witness the dramatic outcome.

Tulla Morelli Mulberry Street Julia Pasquale Erito Sons of Italy Lion Park Pasquale Searn Warren McVeigh Boston Journal

Newspaper man wins legal tussle with bumptious attorney

A Philadelphia newspaper writer testified in a neighboring county and faced a pushy county lawyer. The lawyer pressed him about his profession and writing, leading to a courtroom moment where the writer defended his candid, unattached role and joked about the value of a court scene, with the judge and jury amused. The exchange ended after the lawyer had no further questions.

Philadelphia

Small town roots shape nation's top politicians

A Portland Oregonian analysis notes that highly capable politicians often emerge from restricted country towns. It lists numerous senators living outside major cities and highlights how small local delegations overcome regional rivalries to gain influence in state and district conventions.

Portland Oregon An. Platt New York Owego Quay Beaver Gorman Laurel Philadelphia Haltimore Spooner Madison Proctor Procter Elkins Morgan Selma Teller Central City Platt Meriden Conn Delliver Fort Dodge Blackburn Versailles Hale Ellsworth Bacon Macon Lodge Nahant Hoar Worrester Nelson Alexandria Cockrell Warrensburg Depex Peekskill Daniel Lynchburg Senate St. Lewis Ike Omaha Detroit Milwaukee Portland Indianapolis Indiana Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland

Pessimistic View On Life Of Children

Mrs Growells declares this paper says half of all births die before age sixteen. Growells agrees and complains that many people would not be missed. The exchange presents a bleak social observation about mortality and value of life.

Steam Powered Fishing on Susquehanna Yields Record Hauls

Fishing at the mouth of the Susquehanna is done with steam boats operated from posts by steam gear. A record catch of 3,000 bar rel of herring and shad was reported from one bank as spring fishing progresses.

Orchard Treatment Advice from The Farmers' Review

The Farmers' Review urges thorough orchard cultivation like annual crops, stressing soil tillage to improve air and water supply. It explains mulch benefits, water conservation, and fertilizer importance, arguing trees need mineral nutrients especially potash and phosphates, with cautions on nitrogen rich fertilizers. It ends with a note on crest in fowl biology.

Farmers’ Review Jenas Garwood

Clean and Dirty Milk in Farmers' Review

The article warns dairymen that milking with soiled hands and dusty clothing contaminates milk, stressing sanitary routines, bacteria risks, and the need to keep dairy practices clean to keep milk wholesome and long lasting. It cites W J Fraser and discusses scrub feeding by W B Anderson.

W W. J. Fraser University of W. B. Anderson

One of Nature's Tricks and the Leaf Like Camouflage

A fragment discusses how tonects resemble leaves and twigs as a protective concealment from enemies. It mentions a London society and a moth species inhabiting rocks with concealing cases, suggesting camouflage as a natural defense strategy.

London Rocks

Grain Ration for Steere in Corn Belt Feed Lots

The article compares large scale feeding in the Midwest with Britain, noting English Scottish practice uses six to eight pounds of grain per steer daily plus turnips and hay. It discusses grain efficiency, citing trials where 2 to 15 pounds of grain per pound of gain occurred, and references rising corn costs and Argentina’s corn crop outlook.

Corn Belt W. A. Henry Middle Western Wisconsin Great Britain Scotland England Authentia Britain Frederick B. Mumford Missouri Experiment Station Kansas Station

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