Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-15
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1 repealed liz assistance L. uanHessss-s.y-
AgE ti1e E2sest and sil-eE,a-s1 Farmers
welcome anF dla Thai can tse given
Them y agricultural institutes bE En-
i'=r1Insniai stations ana tgg experiments
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longer , me sesi-u against book lel4s'1-
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sss---sL1Elsa4s1f tarlnt=r q the old s111sll
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ST ia- greater acnsT edge and sz i
l1lssl esrtaZE- i pays largely Bat -
receive us profit the frZsi ErgEer
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I1aa a7E Dsaasl ~ ordinary farming
e1iza people c2 not o=leTe the bzs
s1s'HrEe9e= egFr-@ their rls.a4zs. ana
ar more disastrous. tnaa arg ue-s-
4 t. farmer as1otss bis laaa Wa9-lT
2 -r.1lt -rgE-nz. and l1at tails hs has
n9 rss31rae. fa-s and The extra es-re.
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-''iit cl-i-re successful deser naay lar
i1e-s IRON engaging il i.
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SUCCESS 1n growing fruits Once Il
seemed AZ 4 some fruits grgE az
-losf spontaneously. Apples ~ere
eoZz1221 everywhere and sTsry y=az.
li@1 t1s trees LOOK 70 bearing alter
pate yearz- After whl1s worms de-
y1Erea To laaFas. Or the cooling lgta
lag IL ezgs ana aa-e.led TIE w9-l ia
the hali-gryEn fruit, That caassl Il to
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t11s easiest 1rslt % Grqw- The apple Is
from these CEASES one d tie most liz
certain and d3raegll Att=r the labor
ot p-snIng- 1aan1rang ard cultivation
taa1 BEEN 19 r. the apple grower needs
y - up nights aud study entomology.
c'r Ms venture Elli bs failure
Attempting - Do TO much IS
more common E-ist- se 81 fruit growers
tsaa q farmers ia Any other branch Or
Their business. Berry patches poorly
cultivated and OrergrgKu with weeds
become an fyesore. costing more FOR
taelr removal than has ever been made /
IRON the fruit The same amount Of
lzoor expended on one-nalf or one
quarter the acreage might have pro-
ouesd q profitable crop. Even with /
the larger and more easily grown fruits
a. apples and pears, the planting j. a. I
most sure 70 bs beyond the ability Or ths I
Folld-bs fruit grover 70 care Tor ana 4.
man ufe. 4be care needs 70 Be two- T
to-o- 4 not foar-fold, what vas once 1
t-AO-gAt nezdiuL aanares once A..
thp2gnt unnecessary are nov required. 4
q i3e iruLt viii not come At2e- q
lev years wasted 10 Enisdirected effort.
ii1t orchard i ezt dom. dug Up. or it,
oH7sler s@its o1l IL disgust and engages
70 another business
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1890 !. - Ii. III Z = 49,. --'i7
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