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EUGENE
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C artoonist.
• • V W A S Ira rn In a h a u n te d bouse."
■ 1 »dated th e co m ic a r tis t, F o r
cy C ro sb y
“ l b s fir s t gh-atn o f con sciousness
w h ic h I can re m e m b e r In m y U fa
w as eeetttg a c o lo re d m a m m y u n d e r
th e k itc h e n ta b le , and h e a rin g m y
m o th e r say th a t th e m a m m y w as a
gh ost
A ll th ro u g h tuy chlldh i»od I
can re m e m b e r my m o th e r c o m p la in
tu g to m y fa th e r th a t o u r house
w as h a u n te d , u n til, w h e n I w u i
th re e , we had to m ove fro m It.
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c ro p , a c c o rd in g to \ \
II
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m an. hay « (w v la lls t In the d e p a rt
m e n t, w h o la In cl»»*«' to u c h " h
hay m a rk e ts an d p ro d u c e r* In th e
M id d le W est
•‘I ca n re m e m b e r v iv id ly th a t firs t
In O h io th e e x p e rim e n t « ta tlo n
e x p e rt euco— th e o n ly tim e I eve r
1 re co m m e n d s th a t soy bean hay
saw th e gh ost. It le ft an In d e lib le
s h o u ld he c u re d by S e p te m b e r 10. to
Im p rv a a io u »»ft m y m in d .
a v o id h e a vy d e w s and f a ll ra in « ,
" I had gone in to (h e klt< hen to
ns w e ll • « s h o rte r c u rin g »lays I n
get a co o ky.
U n d e r th e k itc h e n
tie r n o rm a l se e d in g c o n d itio n s soy
ta b le I zaw a n e g ro tu a m u iy ; a red
bean hay 1* h a rv e s te d n o t la te r
b a n d a n n a w .ia tie d tig h t ly a ro u n d
th a n e a rly S e p te m b e r
h e r head, her tw o h a n d s w e re on
I f a g r a in b in d e r la used, a » lean
th e fl»H»r. She »««etiied to t»e hack
e r hay is *« « u re d . as lew« ru lth ls h
lu g a w a y fro m me.
I scre am ed In
fro m th e prec« »ling c ro p is p ic k e d
f r ig h t n t th e s tra n g e s ig h t and ra n
u p and I»**»« t o l l a c c u m u la te s on
to tny m o th e r
th e hay. F a rm e rs ha ve fo u n d th a t !
"M » *th c r gra*|>ed my hand, a n d
hay tlt^ l loosely III s m a ll b u n d le «
took me back to th e acene.
The
an«l p u t In to « m a ll shock» cure«
w o m a n w as w tlll c ro u c h in g th e re .
b e tte r a n d !»»«♦•« fe w o r n o leave«
” 1 saw m y m o th e r s la p a t her.
Soy bean hay c u t w ith a m o w e r
an d h e r h n n d w e n t rig h t th ro u g h
an d c u re d In th e s w a th a n d w in d
h e r head aud s tru c k th e w a ll; and
ro w los«*s m any leave«, c o lle c ts d ir t ,
th e m a m m y disa p p e a re d .
and o fte n c o n ta in s tra s h fro m th e
” ‘G h o st, gh oat I* •»•reamed tuy ,
p re c e d in g c ro p
m o th e r. I a»T»»arned a I««», no t k n o w
a
lu g w h a t th e w o rd m eant.
th e y m ay he harveste«, w ith g ra m
“ M o th e r c a lle d
wltnewaea w h o
h in d e rs ts b e co m in g m o re i« » p u ia r
agreed th a t th e re w as no sig n o r
In tow a an d O h io . F o r best re s u lt«
h id e o r h a ir o f th e m a m m y In th e
w ith th e h in d e r th e beaus a re «eed
ro om .
I w as w ith h e r to te s t if y
ed In la m ia n o t m o re th a n 4’ ^ feet
th a t she had been th e re , an d th a t
w id e R iese la n d s a re u s u a lly s h o u t I w hen m o th e r s tru c k h e r she dlaa p
1 fo o t a p a rt, h a lv in g e n ough ro om
l>eared.
f o r th e h in d e r'« d iv id e h o a rd «•• s
- A f t e r th a t e x p e rie n c e m y m o th ­
' c le a n s w a th may l>e c u t. I f the
e r grew m«»re n e rv o u s a n d t i m i d ;
beans have b»«‘n so w n at th e end
b u t. lik e a ll s m a ll trays, tb s e x p e r i­
o f th e fie ld , th e y a re u s u a lly c u t
ence o n ly gu vs me m o re courage,
w ith a m o w e r O th e rw is e th e y a re
and m o re Ideas fo r a d v e n tu re . B u t
lik e ly to c lo g th e h in d e r.
1 h a ve n e v e r fo u n d a g h o st sin ce
B ecause o f th e «evere d r o u th
*h a t tim e .
No d o u b t sin ce I w as
w Id f i t d e s tro y e d la rg e acreage« o f
b o rn In a h a u n te d house. I II p ro b
tim o th y , c lo v e r, and «»ther grs«« and
a b ly d ie In ou e."
legu m e c ro p s In
Boy be a n *
have gal tier I p o p u la r ltv as an e m e rg
B u tto n » f o r N a p o le o n *» U n if o r m
e ticy hay c ro p , b o th fo r hom e use
In th e m id d le o f th e N in e te e n th
s n d on th e tun ke t.
c e n tu ry , N a po leon H l. a ttra c te d hy
In Io w a , fa r m e r s have been us
th e re p u te d llg h tn e « « o f a lu m in u m ,
lu g ♦>) to 70 i* * r ce n t o f th e «••$ co m m issio n e d *h«j F re n c h ch e m is t
bean c ro p fo r bay.
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H e n ri E tie n n e S a ln te i ’la lr e P e v llle
ii res p la n te d In 111 ne is la s t y e a r. to fin d a w ay o f p ro d u c in g enough
ToO.OllO S 're « w e re harv»*«ted f«»r to o u tfit F r a m e s arm >
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hay.
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Hay Contains Vitamin I);
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One <»f th e re asons w h y hay Is a
v a lu a b le feed f o r liv e sf»»<*k Is be
cuuse It eon tn « a g->»<11\ <j-iantl*->
o f v ita m in I> th e a n t ir a c h it ic con
• t it u e n t . V ita m in P 1« p ro d u c e d In
th e h a y by th e u ltr a v io le t ra y s o f
s u n lig h t. W e a ll lik e to ••m ake hay
w h ile the sun s h in e s ,” a n d even If
w»> ha ve n o t a lw a y s been a b le to
a p p re c ia te a ll o f th e reason« fo r
th ia c o n c lu s io n , th e b r ig h t s u n lig h t,
n e v e rth e le s s . Uiiy” ov»«s th e q u a lity
o f h a y, In th a t It te n d s to In cre a se
i t * c o n te n t o f v ita m in P.
T h is c o n c lu s io n w as b ro u g h t o u t
s n d d e m o n s tra te d by th e M ic h ig a n
a g r ic u ltu r a l
e x p e rim e n t
« ra tio n
to m e y e a r* sgo. w hen th e y w e re
s tu d y in g th e n a tu re and cauaa o f
r ic k e ts In calve« a disease o f th e
le»nes. T h e e i{» e rl m e rttet s fe d fo u r
Io ta o f ca lve « a b a sa l ra tio n w h ic h
c o n ta in e d p ra c tP -n lly no V ita m in P
a n d tho se who»«* ra tio n w as not
Supplement«*« I w ith th is v fta rn ln de
velopw ri rb ke fs . th a t
P , w h ic h
m a kes It p o ssib le fo r th e a n im a l
to a s s im ila te th e m in e ra ls If con
ta in s . W ith o u t v ita m in P th e as
a lrn lla tlo n o f m in e ra ls c a n n o t tak»
pla< e, no m a tte r how m uch m in e ra l
m a tte r m ay be p r » s e n t in th e feed
th e
a n im a l
re ceive«. — W a lla c e s
F a rm e r.
Soil Particles
T h e size o f th e s o il (» articles la a
f a c t o r o f g re a t Im p o rta n c e In de
te rm ln J n g fo r w h a t c ro p s » 'd is are
a d a p te d . T h e se p a rtic le s , w h ic h de
(e rm in e th e s o il s te x tu re , ra n g e
fro m la rg e size to those th a t can
he seen o n ly w ith th e a id o f a pow
e r f u l m lcro *co |» e. As a m a tte r o f
c o n v e n ie n c e the se (» articles a re d i
t id e d In fo a fe w r a th e r th a n m any
g ro u p s . F o r a lo n g tim e Rolls have
been re fe rr e d to as sands, sandy
lo a m s ; s ilts a n d s ilt lo a m a ; a m i
c la y s a n d c la y lo a m s ; h u t, w ith th e
In a u g u ra tio n o f s o il s u rv e y w o rk
by th e U n ite d H ta te a P e p » rtrn e n t
o f A g r ic u ltu r e , th e g ro u p in g o f
« o il* w a s begun o n th e ba sis o f th e
» lie o f th e p a rtic le s , a lth o u g h th ia
g r o u p in g d iffe rs s o m e w h a t fro m Eu
ro p e a n g ro u p in g s a d o p te d a t a b o u t
th e sam e tim e .
S iz e o f
le a s *
T e x a s is 2« *)/* mi squ are m ile s
la rg e r »han a ll th e New Bngland
«ta le s. H ie d is ta n c e across fro m
east to w est I* as g re a t as th a t
fro m Ne \ Y o rk to C hicago.
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