The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-12
INSTITUTES IN WALDO CO

lite ISln. Il afmefS institute
he hall of Tranquility Grange,
When the hour for opening
j. Was we'll filed with represen-
.rrs from Llncolnville and sur
.0nS. Secretary Mckeen spoke
ing on The care and handling
Easing his remarks upon three
DE- principles Of soil maintenance
ment, namely: Conserving veg
rr III the soil, tillage and drain
lhese general principles, the
jruded, depended the crop pro-
lcity of all soils. The worn
ty are not so different in total
pant food as when the forests
I'd. but continual cropping has
vegetable matter and with it a
ut Of available plant food. The
One packed and baked and hard,
u-- not hold the moisture neces-
lowing crop in a dry time, nor
urpluS moisture in seasons of
= Restore it to its original con-
aiing vegetable matter, open its
.ldge and remove the surplus
'@ places by drainage, and we
nile soil. one rich in available
ternoon, Mr.. F. S. Adams spoke
!. setting forth the necessity for
idings, or as he termed it, facto-
work then in these factories, the
ol machines, that is, dairy bred
.e Maine bred Jersey standing at
ud finally plenty Of feed OF raw
e them to manufacture into milk
duets. He urged the production
tarchy foods possible, in corn for
!Y, mixed grains, and thought it
As much protein as possible to
.p produced foods by growing
.ddition to this he believed it was
purchase from the West and
bN products of wheat flour and
OIL
cning. Secretary Mckeen spoke
'd farm methods. There was a
eft 'uG OF young people present
mel much interested in following
El from the primitive tools and
.Abol of former times to the i'm
Is aud intellectual methods of to-
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and Ice cream Was served in the
le receipts of their laborS
u Nfttpn dollars. all of which will
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