Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13
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your attention 'h' e''a'ns' W.aN'ns ~ 'n' .
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Improvements 30 NS'''"'''''' ana u'''''4''
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".T. incorporated p! %, I.i.''A'''s'
Besides 'a' '",H'y''.A '",''I.''',l ''''.
s;.., 'i Che prr-'ni day. there are several
towns which hold annual "'''' 'a'A as
Winthrop Me''er' olT e"a' ana '~''s''. ~
Ihs large number engaged 'a '''' hTAn'a o' N
industry and 'lr Importance 10 no.'' VIA
rrisrra,e % all other pursuits oi lie' HA'
lei % various eaa'imens 'y our L's'''''
iurr i1r its encouragement.
Hisu1t with che STATE % County that
We have 90 DO on this oe'AN1n' but with
oar owu town, BE- situation, products, aul
inhabitants. Ntheme 81 suggestive OF ideas
that a glance a's7ue o' iae principal T''Hl''
sal. iaai eau De aocoupH'hcl ia single
BALI hour.
Notice che situation OF our town Win
che Hla., Aulro>,9ss.n' a7wins through IT.
entire length, on either s'i' OF which A'e
valuable tracts ai interval land, while TAR
thsr back are che upland farms, which, a.-
though n1' 80 easily ,u,uu'oi' yri yield
b1lat'ully together with 'ars' quantity
0. what Is termed moaI.w land, bordering
tlr smaller streams. THIS diversity o' s'u
aegri' an Opportunity ''r che cultivation
o'a Ar-. variety o' craps, without oa.is.us
our farmers o. cyaaue their attention -
any one.
The Trgsnt has h'en termed a cold, wet,
and backward -a'la, poor bay season, Sc.
The older farmer, inform g' there Is but
litGs l.E.rgucs iu the raalyails OF tbe Gsm
products, with ", year hy year, So ar as
climate is c1n'grnd. L1tth' hta' itmay,
W. have the promise o' " seci time AMI
harvest when We have done or duty
I.i' point e'rrcsiy settled, our duty in
flaming embraces ia' whole 'la1ci au-
Oh. moment Vs. ea4a''s O. assert 'r.l' is
proper 90 he done, we mea; with countless
theories ani opinions.
A.A tar farmers OF i.' town. which i'
tar Irue.I.. crop, AMI ih1y wal i,l yau
Oh. Hay crop. For 'a.' tary are cu4rayur,
.a- u TrrIare their ground, % as % pro-
-a-. che largest amount, auI continue tag
aa-..' $50 O. do. lat the land now under
cultivation, hr made o. yield two tans u.
English bay Pr acre. AMI 'a'nS you cher.
would nF as many asr.s devoted % I1;1inE-,
e.T7 aai other SrA.1' a' 40 lT'-.ni' Ger
t4.a.y ult, '.r ta,' .s q crop easily harvest
Cd, and when secured yir.insa s'oiIr.at.
How D. iaerel-' tae bay crop IN ih,'
town. isa question ofn1 small, imp7rauc',
ana will suggest thr.s WAYS by which
th.ak ta.s can h-ac-amp,shei
Ir,t. Our pastures mus; De improved
a-la.t oy.r,,1ckel.
They are mostly % an upland nature,
a1l many % them having been cleared o.
t.r Wa1I 'ar q long time, are beng over
PUN Ui'h bushes. To- l'a' attention has
hr.U given % this point. We ara APT O.
.iUs pasture " d pasture whether %
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