Halsey-Happenings--
and County Events
Short Stories from Sundry
Sources
Good morning. y
Merry C hristm as.-< "
Day» are growing longer.
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How do you like our new bead ?
Mix» Melba Meal went to Albany
Monday.
Lawrence Welle ha; a guest ever
the holiday».
Del ma Wahl arrived home T hun-
day from school.
Miss Helen Arm strong is home
from Eugene for the holidays.
Hugh Cummings of Corvallis was
a visitor at the 0. W. Frum home
fared by soma that hu might have
smallpox.
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J. W. Southern went to
Frida v.
Brownsville Briefs
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Who wished this white Christm as
ua?
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Our thermometers are playing
tag with »ira.
Travis M artin want to Portlau
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A. G. Powell went to Albany on
I Thursday.
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Chester Rice was an Albany visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cross drove or Friday.
to Eugene Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Ehnore was an Albany
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Atnanda Mitxuvr is tpeading shopper Friday.
Christmas at home
Mrs. A. W. I^wsort spent Thurs
Kvuusth Vauniue la bums from day in Albany.
W . 0 , tor the holidays .
H erbert Irw in was ‘ an Albanv
Mrs. A. P. Phillips of Albany visitoi Friday.
was in Ualsay Monday.
Kenneth Overloads ipsttding tbs
Beulah McKern was married re holidays io P srlla iid .
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cently to 0 Strickler oi Lebanon.
Theodore Telxie weul to ,Port
There will ba a Christmas en- lan d today to spend Christ m at.
ieitainment at the M. t . ch u rc h
Mrs. Eldora Boyden Went to I,a
touigut.
Crosse, Wash., for a visit Friday.
County Clerk Russell is a member
Mr. and Mr*. H.
A. W alker of
oi the legislative committee of the Albany motored to Brownsville F ri
Mist Alberts Koontr, atudent at County Clerks’ association.
day.
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W illamette university, is home for
The Christian ehurob program
the holidays.
Miss M ay P age is spending
has beuu postponed a week on Christmas with home folk* a t
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson of account ot bad weather.
Yatnbil).
Brownsville were Halsey visitors
John Brassier and taanly will ba
Sunday.
Nutgrowere fear that
many
guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Harry young tree* have been killed by
Mr- and Mrs. Fred Robins expect Mrusstai Christmas day.
the cold.
to spend Chriytmas with relatives
Mrs. L. E. Walton, who assists her
Mrs. L. V. Branson left for Stay-
at Lebanon.
husband in the drug store at H arris
Mrs. William McMahan and daugh burg, spent the week end in Halsey. ton Thursday. She expects to move
there soon.
ter-in-law, Mrs. James McMahan,
A
party
of
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Odd
Fellows
hired
an
John Edwards returned to his home
were Albany visitors Monday.
Albany bus and attended a meeting n Portland Friday, after a visit in
Wdliam Smith of H arrisburg was
of the lodge at Junction City Wed Brownsville.
fined $260 Monday because ho was
nesday night.
Mr*. N ed C allaw ay and d a ugh
caught with liquor in his residence.
Mis» Myrtle Tobay, who teach*« ter M arg aret were p»«I<|iigfrr* to
Miss Enid Veatch came home from
a t Oregon C ity , is ap e u d iu g th e Portland today.
V . o t O. Saturday to «pend the holi
holiday» with her mother. Mrs
‘ Red ” H co k e r went to In d e
days with her parents, B. C. Veatch John Gormley.
pendence T u aeilay jto »pend C h ris t
and wife.
Delora Weils arrived from J odc - mas with relative*.
Mr. and Mrs. Wahl and Mrs. A. tlon City yestsrday to spend
Mr". D. M cK ercher of Crhtv-
C. A rm strong were Albany visitors Christmas with her grandmother, fo rd sv itle is sp e n d in g C h ristin a* at
Thursday,
Delma Wahl returned Mr». L. A Pray.
P o rtla n d w ith her parents,
with them.
Beulah E. Northern and Clyde Do
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Little Blissina Byers of Indepea
Ted M itrner was called upon again
dence has been visiting at the home bell, the la tte r a Ito eburg youth,
Sunday' to fill the pulpit at the Har-
of her aunt, Mrs. Will Robertson, were licensed Wednesday to marry.
riiburg M. E. church, as the pastor
and other relatives.
Ray Osbume, who has been visit
is »til) Hl.
Mrs. George Hayes was a passen ing friends at Rrownsvllle and Hull-
W. H. Beene and family left S at
ger to Albany Friday to hear the ley, left Friday to visit a sister in
urday for Long Beach and propose
cantata, ‘"The Messiah,” given by Eugene.
to reside In the sunshine state the
the Albany Choral club.
Mr». Grace Goodill w ent to
rest of .the winteriBb
Eugene Moaday to spend the hol
The
W.
H.
Beane
family
loft
fur
B ert Mlncldey and W. F. C arter
idays with her daughter, M r*.
have shipped out 7 carloads of sheep California Saturday instead ol K itty Turner.
They
thus far, and the sheep raisers are Wednetday, a» expected
James Waggoner haa nine foxes on
ntay be gone six month.
keeping more than before.
Tne ' H arrisburg Bulletin’s pre- his fox farm , east of, town, two of
Miss Cleona Smith, who is teach
which have ju st arrived from Prince
ing at Sweet Home, came home the Christmas number contained 10 page; Edward Island.
la st of the week to spend the holi and was in colors. It was well pat
■Mrs. Peggy Lovely was called to
day» with her father, W. L. Smith.
ronized by local advertisers.
Sheridan Thursday on, account, q fth e
Helen Arm strong came home Sat
Mrs. A. W. Shedd and little daugh death of her little niece, daughter of
urday accompanied by Ardath Call, ter and Miss Lucilc Shedd came
Mrs. Davo Paine.
well of Portland, who will spend the down from Shedd Friday to attend
Paul Turuer, who ha» been
holidays with her. Both are gtuderts the meeting of the Ladies’ Club.
visiting hia grandmother, Mrs. O.
of the U. of O-
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M m . Bliss Brer» an d her two P. Goodall, returned yesterday to
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. A party and general good time daughters, Bliseina and Betty, laft Eugene, where be attends the (J.
was had In the vacant side of the yesterday le t th e ir h am s in In d e of O.
Reynolds building Friday evening pendence, aster a visit w ith rela
Leslie Haskin of Brownsville, ex
A fter some games were played a ivea.
pert floral botanist,
,the sweet-
taffy PbH * •» enjoyed.
Mrs
Auaelins
Acklsy
and briar rose, now so common, iifld, in
Aokley, ol
Misa Nettie Spencer is the repre grssdson, W illiam
Oregon, was introduced here b y .lhe
sentative of Douglas county at the Hartland arrived Monday to spend mother of L. E. Blain of Albany.
Chriaimsi at tbs borne of Mr. and
Portland meeting of the Oregon
Mrs. S. A. Andrews of Saattlw a r
S tate Teachers’ association during Mrs P. J. Furster.
rived Friday to spend Christmas
the 'Christm as vacation.
Duncan McKercher of Crawfords
with her friend, Mrs. Laura Blksen.
Miss Pearl Pehrsson came home ville shipped a 100 pound dressed
Jack Elliott and Reed Miller of
deer
to
the
Hazelwood
at
Portland
from Monmouth, where she is a stu
O. A. C. are spending the holidays
dent at sta te normal. Friday, to spend Thursday, for which lie received $1.00 with home folks.
He sent a n o th e r to d a y ,
the holidays -with her parent«, Mr. a pound
L I). Vidito received word the, past
th e fo u rth th is y ear.
and’ Mrs. P. A. Pehrsson.
week th at he had been appointed
Cecil
Bilycu
and
Mias
Mildred
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Penland wiM
aide-de-camp to the commander-in-
have aa dipner guests Christmas day Carey stole a march on their chief of the national G. A. R. This
friondt
and
ware
quiellv
married
Mr. and Mrs. Witxig »nd family of
at the M. R parsonage bv the is an honor that he is juMb de
Corvallis and' Mr. and Mrs. George
paster Mor.day svemng. They serving of and came as a complete
S tarr and daughter Louise of Halsey. were guest* of Everett Carey and surprise to him. Times
£.»
Grant Reynolds, the S. P. track wife after the ceremony
Their
The new Methodfst
Episcopal
walker, has a system all Ms own. home will probably • ■* iu the Coos church was dedicated flftnday by Bi
•He bought a ticket to Shedd Monday bav country.t
hop Shepard of Portland, assisted by
and then walked back with the cold
William Gleason, 71, on his way District Superintendent Uanford and
north wind at hie oack Instead of from Sand Point, Idaho, to the home Rev. Parounagian, a former Brotvhs-
having to face it.
of a »<m in. Klamath Falls, left the ville pastor but now at, Salem work
Victor Woodfield and hia crew, train at Albany and Thursday was ing for the near east relief. Many
who have been constructing the new found lying in the .mow on the Al were kept from attending the.e serv
He was ices by the bad weather.
lead for the telegraph company, were bany bridge, exhausted.
called to Oregon City last week to thawed out and put aboard a train
A. N. Preston and George England
help In clearing up the trouble caus for Klamath Falls. He had two
pleaded guilty to robbing the Kpurlin
tickets
for
that
place
ar.d
.aid
his
ed by the snow storm, and were sent
wife was traveling with him. The home, near H arrisburg, and were gent
from there to Portland.
Democrat calls him a civil w ar vet to the penitentiary for a year. Too
The aix-months-old eon of Mr. and eran. If he is 71 the war broke out other two accused with them appear
Mrs. John Sleutel. living east of when he was H and ended when he to have known nothing of the com
town, was found smothered in bed was 12. A pretty youthful -oldierl mission of the crime, but Graves, wdl
Friday morning. On account of the Mrs. Gleason, missing him. left the lie sent Io Portland to be tried for
intense cotd the family were sleep train at Eugene and waited till he stealing a suit of clothes.
ing In one bed and the baby was kept arrived.
too closely covered. Funeral at the
An hour h iluy nu»k*» fu r» reading
reivic Bones Indicate
Alford schoolhouse.
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County Judge Payne tags this leap
Condition of Chickens
Tenant farming and soil depletion
>»ar is a Axils. The girts are too
A hen laying well I* s «nod eater
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ahy, and reams of paper have been Her Intestines are. therefore, fuller go band In hand
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end
more
distended,
and
require
more
used to teH us how much more braz
The dirt farmer, If he would be »uc
enly hold modem girts are than those room than when she la not lay.ng
reneful. mu«» also be a brain fnrnier.
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of other days. We incline to .a g re e When laying, the ovary uDd oviduct
Eterote* 1« n»»er*’i preventive of di
with Judge Payne. Or
,he sre of greater size snd require more
girls are more independent. There romn. T ' provide thia extra room the gestive trouble« Io live stork
distance from the rear end of the keel
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are more ways open in which t . to the pelvic bones lm reuses with a
rtarofnl dairymen hev» found that
can earn an honest living.
consequent Increase In size of the ab wenn end cold cream never mix eetla-
domen. A spread of three or more
At the eity couneil room last week Angers In the smaller breeds, and four feettwtly,
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J W Rector was caring for a w an or more Angers In the largi r breed*,
An ounce of carbon disulphide pre
derer With a very badly »wollen face indicates that the ban la in laying vention wilt save more than a hoekel of
Dr. M ark, w m eelled and P "” *f***‘‘ eanaluo*
oern iroia woovite.
>is brouMg poison «>•*- n had
Sunday.
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Alford Arrows
hL K tk, MNlERPHISR
School Notes
‘BM vipnw Cerraapcadears)
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Lake Creek Locals
Lieu Rolfe went to Buena Vista
(By Special Correspondent)
one day last week.
Flnt«r»rtM* O»rraiH«4ttr«>
Leon# Paiiucr of Mouutoütb i t
Mr and Mrv. I.ee Ingram went to
Basketball practice was turned o '
the
a.
Springfield one day last week
er to the hoys last week, as the | Monte
B. E. Cogswell of Portland
weather was too cold for the girls.
Mifet
ru b e), who Uachen
spending the week at hiz ranch.
Perhaps the boys arc made of stern I
I i” ; >*stu€ h'.'itt« 6un«j«iy even«
er
stuff.”
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Fred Burkhart of Salem spen’ sev
eral days last week nt his farm.
We certainly would like to know
E. D. Isom and E A. Starnes at the meaning of these student Ixsly
tended an Odd Fellows' meeting at meetings which the teachers are not
Creswell Wednesday night of last permitted to attend.
week.
The low er g ra d e ; are w oiking on
th eir C hristm as program and wc are
went an operation for appendicitis
the day after Thanksgiving and is sure it will be a grand and glorious
since*«.
Philip Cogswell of Portland under
recovering nicely.
The funeral for the little Sleutel
baby, which was accidently «mother
ed to death at. its home near Halsey
was hold at the Alford schoolhousi
Mondav, with interm ent in the Al-
ford cemetery.
E. D. Isom lias received a letter
from Joseph LeBeatl, who came to
his home a couple of weeks ago amt
was taken to a hospital in Albany
by Mr. Isom and E. A. Starnes. He
is still in the hospital but expects to
leave after new years
Increase Capacity
of Small Vehicles
Two Side Supports Will
Prove Convenient.
Loud« of merchandise, which lire
light In weight hut large and bulky
In size, can easily be curried on smull
wagons b.v providing two zldo sup
ports of (he kind shown In ihc draw,
lug. The supports lira made by pall
ing a 10-lnch hoard to two lengths of
or 3 by 4-lnch wood, as shown in
the upper right hand detHll, and the
supports arc then arranged on the
wagon box. as shown In the left-liund
view, with the 2 by 4-lnch legs cross
ing each other. The legs should l-e
bolted together to keep the supports
In position securely, so that heavy
londs will not disnluce Ihpni. Isirge
i 4" mio '' b o a « o
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The «now and tyld weather havo
been .the t-auMc o t tptxçh trouble with
. pump* and w atrr pipes.
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Among thodv Httcniing church
from IVorltt Sunday tverv Mr. and
Mrs (tflhipx and Mrs Shaw
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Thanks to the janitor, the school
house has been quite warm except r
the north rooms, where the wind
M«T- «L S. Nicewood returue<i homo
I comes through the cracks nround the Sunday afte r spending several weeks
| windows,
with l-elatives ngar Ashland.
Monday morning the student; were
greet cd by a very unplenaant odor.
Everyone was very much puezlnk It
was quite plain th at something was
being burned in the furnace. Ah<»ut
10 o’clock some one investigated and
it proved to be a cat that had crawl .
cd into I he furnace. If some onr
injured the cat lie certainly took'hit
revenge on the students ami teachnrs.
The Study Club
Rev. Mr. Parker and A. J. Hill o f
Halsvy ' hiqnisl i-he bud roads- and
came div church for Bunday aficrncon
services. : ■ .
Those present from Pine Grovt*
were Grspt McNeil and family, Mrs.
tlle r t .p; , Hihl ¿»iiphtpr lenA and
P ''le1b jl|lc .
Miss Palmer and I ho school chlTd-
ren -are preparing n Christm as pro
gram Cor Wednesday eve to be given
at. the church.
The Women'i club enjoyed a Christ
mas program and party Thursdr.v
Last Sunday about 16 pdople from
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mark*. McFarland neighborhood rains to
Sixteen member« were prcient snd J.-ike Creek for the services n rj psr-
responded to roll call with ïcH.ani
I able ipiotations.
Mrs. ü J. Smith gav» an able talk
took of the. I>< kCI dinner.
Bei n ut ■ mnettnge have been well
I on the holy land and the origin of altftided tin: week, eotuidering th e
our Christmas customs, which w* s’oftrty vvealhct. Six new members
ilh stra te d with prints. A program were taken into, the ehurclt Sunday
cf C hristm as music w as given by- inorning by M r Mtigbee.
Mrs. E nglish, Mrs. C lark, Mrs. Sltif
ford and Mrs. Mrinkaril. A reading
by Mrs. Pearl Blicdil was mtieli tfn
joyed.
Followed the Christinaa tree, ivhii Ii
bore greeting? for each member fpnm
Portable Barnyard
Stand for Lantern
the hostess. Little Elaine Ktrnltiy
then entered bearing a basket of Found Very Useful as It Uan
gifts, which were distributed.
Be Set Where Needed/,’
The tables were gai with Clui^l
ini fmms mo eqqlpfletl with ePt-b-fe
mas gretus and red ribbons Pl»e«
cards rcpre>enteil trees each with a llg'il the u.ie of ■ lantern I;. • i i « c c »-
tiny doll. The hostess was asjil»|ed ‘ *it,tr,< In ninni en»-w the tant*iH in
Inin» en » ill'll driven Into tli« Wall
by Mrs. Drinkurd ami Mis. latnlmer nr a no'ir-bi ' post but fh|." Is uofc
Miss Lucile Shedd of Sliedd mid lisilily b- ( » i i »* the litntern 1» net at
Mrs. Inez Freeland were guc L, .
<ni'» hi ■ » < ->qvnd«n» lututl'tt)
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Cabbage Flavor
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Is Undesirable
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Sid* nupportt on Small Wagon In
erts»« It* Capacity for Holding
Bulky Load*.
Mix. \n n ir *ion<»fc of Corvallis &tu|
liter Marie u civ m e rts at th e
Martin Cunmnnjpi
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P'W’abie dsntorn »lajid of ||.g Hm»
H»c«n in tu» ,i sv-byj ha* i»»cn finti**
-y*ry. u»»fni
it >-»e be »»i lust
.'»li»r* 'l-e light <» newted
It eon
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Some Crop.«« Often Fed tu *”’*'•
Dairy Cows as Means of
Supplying Succulente.
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p k rf *.f
in> h ti-ftti i***|
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< nrr»»w dlMl Th# <yh«r ** «♦»
b * "i* disk j»5
iqonu»
ef -
loads of bay and straw, und shocks | ( P r e p a r e d t y th e U a tp » 4 P l« )« « P e p a eU f|« P (
of wheat, mils, etc., run rcndl1y.be
o f A g rtc u K a ra )
Succulent feed» In Ihc ration nf
carried w ith the asslstum e of such ii I
rack, und, ns It Is light in weight. It dairy cow» hate come to bare shell
can be eel up bj one mnn.- Popular | linportiinc, that many «tup* not grown
Mechanics Magiitine.
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pilmnrlly for this piirp"«» ins,v efltef
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Into the ration
Cabba»» and rqta
too«. t|i"hgh not generally grown for
Use of Disk Harrow Is
dairy feeds, are often fed to dfllfy
Favored on Old Pasture cows a» » inennc of »applying »uls'U
If an old pasture Is to be aceifcd to lence and dl»po»lng cihnnnlcally . of
tqcs «- h
sweet clover, nml particularly If it Is products that ere nttifrivtee unni»r
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on a piece of land that Is not especial krlsble,
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ly well suited to funning purpos«# so
Impart Bad Odom
. Boriatile Lsntara Atand ffroves rf
that It is not desirable to have It
I.Ike "»her succulent (ead* cnhhnge
Ccssfdsrsbt» fenvrtdent* su tbs.
plowed. I would advise the use of the snd potatoes may have u tmdenqy to
Faro».
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disk harrow on it this fall and tti»n Impart unde«lrahle flavpr» «mi oflor»
go on and seed iinscarllSed eweel clo to the milk, «ay« the Colled H tat* «f I wo nuta aa bidb aled In tl<«9 ' .était.
ver seed at the rate of 12 to 18 pounds
Impartment nf Agriculture, If fed tin Tbc (roll, rod la l>enl. «a slioxiu, t»
to the acre In seeding the unset,rl
der certain conditions
Teats have form uh eye at tile top Jo» 'holdlag
fled seed 1 should want to bm e a gnr
been conducted by the dcpiirtiiichi to Hie lantern, a otre hook boftr. sl)p|a>d
mins I Ion test on It and know the i s t - determine the extent to Wtdrh *!»♦«• thrAngh »he eve fur »hl« btp,,„ee „„.j
centoge of bard seed» Some unarart- crops affect the fle'or of nitIL sud' tb* end; of. the, mJ jir<, | k o i pi»»i"'i|
fled seed contains a large nnionrt of how they may b* fed and the mid» imo lite ope» end of *p. pi,,,, t i , »
seed that will grow immediately, that
Whole outfit It ligf.t in weight nod c»»
handled ao as to mlnlmlzb anrti
le, It Is not hard s““d.
It was found that mi the average b» çan led »’oiiod < » ti v - Popv tCg
The only ndvantage of seeding the eli'«n dairy cow* mnainue. i i ; uiuell ■» Met-hiiitlc. Vaguxinr.
unsvarlfled seed In the fall la thui the 14.3 pounds of cabbage wllhbi one
work cun he done away from the pres hour before milking time, abnormal
sure of spring work und, further and objectionable flnvOrs are pro Covered Farm Machinery
more. It will give the seed the full ad duced In t(i» milk. An Incrasse tn
Donhlp.e Length of. Life
vantage of early seeding the follow the amount «»f eshbag» f"d liueip'lfle«
1/lfllM? »hr lengtli of tilt I1f« ,|f
ing «nrtng. The freezing and thawing these flitrbr»
An sverege of 25 farm marhtneiy h giving it 11 slieltw
of early spring will usuati* soften the pound* of cabbage may he renautned »h«» will pro» 'ct It front ' old uuta'
seed that Ilea neor »be surface s-iffi
Immediately after milking, hn ’ erar. weather Tbst '• »he w»e g w
clgntly SO that It will germinate
without haring objectionable flayors fa. sf »ha d»i sr Ift e v * e r agricultural
Where spring seeding I* prs-tlred the In the tnllk become noticeable sw|i» »n gn ieeiicf t'nberriro of wiaeensbi,
scarttled seed should be used
of these flavors may be el|ntju«fed It; fnif» *«.
I should prefer to use the white proper aeration of the milk, and
)’eepte- are. Issrsilng Hi»» Hie Ufa
blossom sweet clover for pasture pur other» greatlj redured
hf fsvnr. "levhlurry If re ill/ CO'isMe*-
poses because of It» longer sen son of
Flavor of Potato»».
sbty ItffgOJC,
»hey fm uerlr
growth and grenler yielding <-apuclty.
Kinder, mowers and otbe;
The feeding "f 14 * pound-» of p"’j) _»hviig»jl
—H I.. Wnlefer, North Itakota ttollege
»oes sn hour liefore minting mgt farm ibyrhlnert of thl» »,pc. t< s e ll
of Agriculture.
flavor the milk to * »Ugh» extent, hut houtsid thofltd lag* .A to 25 vAers
hardly enough tq he .detected, by tp» >uf l a n - r r ipretders. *ven of fbs bee»
Bank Rutabaga Turnip«
average ennsumer.
increasing tW; S'wAe would probatd< om last longer
to Keep During Winter
utnoiiM of fwdiuee* docs not irtcre«*» thuWr feuA year» •» »fle t«;;*
the nlin-irmal flavors and odor, pro
Rutabaga turnips may be kept In
perfect condition throughout the win duped In the milk. Dairy ’co*» til».'
Iw fed ns much as 2fl pouii'l* df Iflil«-
ter If dug In late Novemlier or early
toes
Immediately »tier milking wiih
Iieeeinber and hanked In sofl Cut off
the tops close to the turnip» and trim no rttsultanf off flavors in the tuilk.
the roots, place the turnlpe In banks
The g'Xid corn farmer doea not
contulnlng from 5 to 18 bushel» each,
plant nubbin*. Why should the frulf
and cower with * to 12 Inchca of soil.
grower buy scrub trees to ael an or
There Is no necessity for putting
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straw around the turnips; die »oil will chard!
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keep them cool ami moist.
Too many farmer« still d<> not real
The turnips may be taken from the
Ize that the experiment stutlon* «»4
bank any time during the winter ns
needed. They will keep III perfe. t agricultural college« exist largely |u
save costly mistakes and lung aspe-
condition in the bunk until the weath
rteuc« atrugglr» hy fannsr*.
er turns warm In early March.
isneu
hollaed -It* crnnjnns'l
, ,'lTbs *veysg' 'liivestmeut for fan»,
»rar hlnery on n I UH acre funn 1» sp
proxlto»'»1' *1 d»»' arrarding to »be
!»*22 cefl»us a we!! cM*tr««*s<l ma
chine ahed,’ »affable fer a farm of tBfl
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