Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18

business men and farmers Of Phillips
county, to so heedlessly let such a
benefit as q creamery go by and be
established some place else. There
is no sensible reason as TO why we
could not have one. We have the
milk, and it would bring in steady
income no matter il it is small, to the
farmer, and the farmer still have his
COWS and the profit in increase Of
young stock, instead, as it is now,
the money and prosperity are being
shipped out on the cars in the shape
OF good mllk COWS fattened because il
did not pay to make butter. Spring
is coming, and Of course the increase
OF fresh milk COWS and gallons land
gsllons) of milk, and what shall be
done with it? Former experience
says the consequences will be a
glutted butter market and barrels
OF butter shipped to soap factories,
and no money to the farmer from
his butter. No wonder, most of
farmers think COWS don't pay, when
they never receive cent Of money
out of them only when they sell the
COW or the calf, land thereby whack
off an income with violent Blow
Now let some one get to work and
have creamery here, all in running
order for the summer and let it prove
that 1T will be blessing and a benefit
One creamery at Alma, Nebraska, has
been successfully operated there for
several years and you have only to
ask the farmers round about as TO it's
merits in making COWS pay,
FARMERS Wire.
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OF INTEREST TO THE LITERARY GLASS.
The ball attended at the time Of
the battle of Waterloo was given by
the Duchess of Richmond on July Is,
1916, the officers left the ball to pre-.
pare to resist the French.
Also, the Duke of Brunswick com.
manded the famous black Hussars.
Rose Hartwick Thorpe, was the
author of "Oariew shall not ring
tonight"
temple Bar" was the west gate Of
old London.
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We acknowledge a very pleasant
invitation from the Woman's Press
Association to attend that meeting
at Topeka March is, 1897.
The February number Of "The
Sunday School Missionary" is filled
with extra good reading and reports
from all parts Of the country where
the mission is hard at work. Also
the contribution from Kansas has
increased greatly.
The Legion Of Honor Normal
Drills given IN the normal depart
ment OF the Kansas State Sunday
School Journal should be thoroughly
studied by Sabbath School workers
Mr.. Eugle the general secretary and
editor of the Journal advised the
study of the normal method, and to
make normal graduation exercise
as one Of the features of cur county
convention.
Cuba has some very warm sympa-
thizers in the far west. In Wyoming
near Caspar and Ferris an old pioneer
is quietly recruiting a company Of
Mountalneers to 60 and fight for
Cuba.
War-like Greece is again stirred
up. Does history repeat itself? 1t
is certainly fulfilling the prophesies
of the old Greek writer's who said
that the spirit Of contention was I'M
beded in the soil and was born and
bred in her peoples. The recent re-
ports from Greece detail another dis
turbance that has already amounted
to war preparations.
The Omaha Bee, says it does not
look like a woman suffrage year for
Nebraska.
We were unable to attend the
Hyperion Club last week and wonder
what the extra call was for. Expect
we will find out living SO far away.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell of Idaho