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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
Maple Sugar.

We are asked to say something about
how maple syrup is made. This seems
at first thought like too simple thing
to write about, but when we consider
that majority Of the young people in
this country never saw a sugar bush or
had the pleasure Of sugaring of in the
maple woods, it is not SO simple ques-
ton after all. Maple sugar is made
from the sap Of the hard or rock maple
tree. This sap runs very freely for a
short time in the spring Of the year and
is obtained by boring a small hole in the
tree and attaching spout upon which
hangs bucket to catch the sap One
hundred pounds Of the sap will make
from three to four pounds Of sugar. The
sapi is boiled down and evaporated in the
woods and is marketed and used either
as syrup or as sugar in cakes. In pio-
neer days the making Of maple sugar was
always great event, and some OF the
pleasantest memories Of the older people
OF today are connected with this yearly
event. There is delicious flavor asso-
ciated with the sweet Of the maple that
is found nowhere else. Vermont makes
more genuine maple sugar than any
other state. There is no commodity
which is adulterated to SO great an ex-
tent as maple sugar and it is very diff
cult to obtain the genuine article unless
bought direct Of the maker, and not
always then. The soft maple will also
yield quite quantity OF sap, but it is
lower in saccharine value than the sap
Of the hard maple and not OF SO good a
flavor. The greatly increased value Of
the maple timber for manufacturing
purposes is now causing very many Of
the old sugar bushes to be cut down and
the timber sold
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
Corn Planting Time.

The cornfield is SO very quickly and
easily planted nowadays with the i'm
proved machines that more attention
should be paid to the time OF planting
the crop and the preparation Of the
seed bed. In general way it is safe to
say that corn should not be put into the
ground until the earth is well warmed
up. II 'corn does germinate in cold
q ed bed, it never does well, and gets a
set back from which it never RECEIVERS
later on. The old Indians sign, to plant
corn when the leaves on the burr oak
tree are as big as squirrels foot, is not
far wrong. This time in the season sell
dom comes before the 10th May in the
north half Of the corn belt Corn is
semi tropical plant and will only do its
best under semi-tropical conditions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
Labor and Bee, Sugar.

A serious barrier to the beet sugar in
terests in the corn belt is the existing
scarcity Of labor. Farm help is becom-
ing higher priced each year and nothing
is harder to get in the locality where
the writer lives than good man willing
to work on the farm, unlets it be good
girl willing to work in the farm home.
How is a lone man with twenty-five acres
OF corn needing blowing and ten cows to
milk night and morning to take care Of
five acres Of beets? That, the problem
We find it hard to sohe. The beets will
grow, no doubt about that; they will
make sugar and lots OF it, no doubt Of
that; it will pay to grow them, no doubt
of that, but where are the help to come
from? Our American girls don't take
kindly to outdoor work, neither can we
set them to milk the cows, and then il
ney would, there is only very few kids
IL the average farm home. 1t looks as
il the sugar beet. the foreigner, the big
family and women with no up to date
notions will naturally affiliate, while the
corn. hog and COW western farmer will
preferto make SO on an acre OF corn,
ratherthan $40 on an acre Of sugar
beets
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

sn. or the limitle prairies Of the west.
t brings water to the desert and con-
verts it nto paradise, lays it's healing
hand upon the wasted fields Of the fair
south and works out marvel Of regen-
GRAFTON and development, bores into
the granite hills of the far north and
gridirons the earth with steel, and dots
all the prairie west with splendid farms
and the homes Of happy and prosper
Gus people. Its work always benifcent
and progressive, its story that Of q
modern Arabian nights fairy tale;
always seeking for the new and the
better, sbeautifyi-g while it utilizes,
never in rut, scattering traditions to
the Winds siezing natures vagrant and
untamed forces, scientist, capitalist and
inventor working as a trinity to literally
make bread out Of stones. Is it not a
glorious time in which to live!
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

A poor fellow in the corn belt, crossed
in some love affair and tired OF living.
undertook to commit suicide. = few days
ago, with corn knife, weapon resem-
bling Cuban machete. 1t was very
unpleasant job to clean hun up and lay
him out II people will commit suicide,
they should do it in as decent manner
~ possible for the sake Of their friends.
In Floridaa crop OF early potatoes
can be harvested in May, the land can
then be planted in tobacco which is
ready to cut by the first Of August, it
can then be set out with egg plants or
tomatoes, and third crop raised by
December. 1t costs $50 an acre for
fertilizers to grow these crops on
Florida soil, and ifthey do well they
will bring in return Of $50 to $3.50 per
acre.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
A Voting Contest
FOR A
Western Cottage Organ,

given by the leading merchants of De-
cOrah by which $50 90 Western Cot
tage Organ will be given away abso-
lutely free to the church, lodge or school
voted the most popular by June Is, 1900.
Contest to commence Saturday, Feb.
"a, 1900. The following merchants will
issue ballots with every 25 cents cash
purchase which entities the holder to
one vote. All votes must be sent to the
City Clerk, II. f. Auchmoody within
seven days from date and every week
the votes will be counted and result
of the vote will be published in the
Poster. Republican and PUBLIC OPIN-
ION. The organ is now on exhibition
at Marsh's Music House. The follow
ing merchants issue ballots:
Elliott & Co.-Variety Store.
IngvolC stad & CO.-Lumber.
j. Jackwitz- Furniture.
ID. E. Reed 4 Son-Hardware.
Vance Bros, Groceries.
J. Il. Chinnock-
Wangler Bros.-Drugs.
M. T. TOrsen-Jeweler.
X. i. Haugen--Dry Goods (only).
Ben Bear-Clothiag (only)
Miller & Son-Laundry.
f. Rudolph & Co.-Harness & Coal.
+. Richard Schrubbe-Book and Sta
tionery.
B. .. Marsh-Music.
J. H. ackenstadt-Tailor.
Dunbar Bros. Flour Feed & Wood.
F. d. Baker & Co.-Bakery and Con-
fectiOnery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

When man can keep warm in q
breech clout and sleep under tree, and
when he wakes, reach up and pull his
food off the tree and then roll over and
60 to sleep again, it will be a hard job to
make him want any better suit OF cloth
ing, or do anything save roll over. sleep,
reach up for food, and then go to sleep
AGAIN
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

The recent death OF the inventor Of
the Bsssemer steel process has brought
out some interesting anecdotes. He
was devoted to flowers, and his con-
servatory was fitted with mirrors SO az
to produce the effect Of endless pew
spective To keep the surface Of the
mirrors clear from moisture, he had
hot w~'"r pipes arranged behind them,
VIII the glass so warm that II
nevS IS obscnred by dew. He was
color an I'd the introduc-
tion ED ~ into
his Sc he confused
green s..d red
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

A physician who had been investigat-
ing the matter told us recently that
from the weeds growing in pool Of
stagnant water in a pasture he had been
able to develop and cultivate the genu-
inc tuberculosis germ, and cited the
fact rs strong argument in favor OF
furnishing the COW with a supply Of
pure water.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
ID. P.h.on. Wa. ON.

:, oAnsing-7"Jes' ~ | wuz comm
out Of Marse Jones gate VIII de fowls
ali met de pahson. Wife (aghast)--
w-wot did he say? Mr.. Johnsing He
said he WIZ comm ober to TEX dinner
VIII us tomorrer.- Truth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
The Genius Of American Civilization.

The southern group OF cotton mills
will Us year not less than 100000
bal, OF cotton, while those Of the north
will use 100000 bales. No fact in the.
economic developncnt Of this country
is of reater interest," than this of colt,
manufacturing in the south. rin -
1863 the raw cotton was raised ~
labor. not pound manufacir II
the south, the. crop all ship
north - to Europe, the val i
Pr, wasted or at be- &,
AS Azer: no lie crop ~
free labor, mills ans factories ,,s., up
in all se'''ons OF III south for nan,
ufar the linz, aud the see me
AN II only \ ue less IN
the self ,,.- is the Z, s.s OF
Amte civil "a that no matter
whe tonci. I'D arid ,sr,rt in
Caiifolpi u soutn laid wrecked and
wasted BY war, the granite backbone Of
the continent ia Minnesota And Wisoon-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

"CN NINA exclaimed 4Ayear- old
Haw as pass w''N arched spine and
elevate1'ail stru 20 around the dining
room table. "see ktty's eat so much
Eat she tant pull her tail down"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

1t is fact not generally known that
60 per cent. Of all the bread-stuffs pro-
duced in the world are grown under
some system OF irrigation.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

You and the drag and the cornfie Id
keep in close conjunction right up to
the day OF planting the field. Weeds
killed young are well killed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

The dog catcher at Sioux City, Iowa,
sold 3Ol dogs taken up by him to the
Indians who live on the reserva' ion near
that city. The Indians use them for
soup stock and say they are very good.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

The Navel orange OF Ca 10 nj has
by sheer merit forced itself to thei lead
in the London market and is there rated
as superior to the best citrus product OF
Spain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
FARM, ORCHARD, 4
x T. AND GARDEN.
Edited for PUBLIC oPNuoNby
J. S. TRIOO, Rockford, Iowa.
Edited for PUBLIC OPINION BY

Throughout the corn belt corn is Is
per cent. and hogs 30 per cent higher
than year ago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

Ten cent cotton in the south is
measure of prosperity which is only
equalled by thirty three cent corn and
IS hogs in the corn belt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

A lady reader OF these notes at Fort
Madison, Iowa, has made 1854 81 from
sixty. Buff Cochin hens kept during 1899,
or >2.57 from each hen. Eggs sold
brought s2l.S3 and dressed poultry
el32.81. This Is good record
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

The finest asparagus in the world il
grown upon the tue lands of Califo, MIA
and it is now being shipped in immense
quantities to London and other European
points. The canning OF this vegeta BILE
Is also becoming great industry.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02
A Born Croaksr.

We have good friend a farmer who
is born pessimist. His lard is rich, he
has good health, the rain ard the blessed
sunshine pass him not by and his crops
sre goa aud still he is always looking
for =. He seems 10 b. always
10 for la'r olts. h,,g Terra,
b. ail-stor "a cych low
pr, agric ~ mise N all
sort "a is sure stbing ~ I ny to
tn ion o. ows' Z seems
who'll, pable Of sensing any = the
m ~ blessings which invest lsis
~ misiit and = y looks = W
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

Confronting the beet sugar interests
Of this country is the bald fact that
Cuba can easily produce 100000 tons
Of sugar year at a cost Of two cents
pound or under. For background to
this picture we have Porto Rico and the
Philippines, each with sugar as their
best natural product
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

1900 persons from one county or
district in Hungary have come to this
country during the past year. These
Hunns locate on the cut pine lands Of
northern Michigan and Wisconsin and
drift into the mining regions Of Penn
sylvania They are great workers, pro-
life breeders and hard drinkers.
The one indictment that stands ever
against the crow is that he is a ruthless
robber Of other BIRDS nests. Nothing
suits him better than to find the nest of
prairie hen or ruffed grouse and feast
on the eggs, while he will take in no end
Of eggs Of the smaller birds. No possi-
BILE good he can 90 in the way Of grub
eating can ever atone for this fault.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

eagle or turkey buzzard sail and sail
by the hour in the blue heavens above
you. 1t is the very poetry of motion
and the mystery of how it is so grace
fully done will grow upon you as you
look. With all mans ingenuity he has
never invented any kind Of transpor "a
ton SO perfect as tots.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-05-02

Ladies' Favorite. --Morley's Little LIVER
Pills for Bilious People are the ladies'
favorite, because they are SINAI asily
taken, and do their work qnie but
e6ectually. One dose. Solo " BY
agent In every town.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
A pNAOTlaAI YOlLMY,

faet IN DIoDsjDg confusion 1hg IlDjDg
" gpgy DpNDph WnWbpIp Nv adorned NJ
tho bottom wlib n plDjnd pDttp VI gvAy
tnffntn viz inches vida, flllg gults fvoD
from th0 cashmere, DDL w mounted VI
the slmG wDisibnph
The fpll bodice ~ mOuDiNJ In small
bok plDlls On y slTlght yoke md gntl
er0I NJ lbO whist THO yObn Nv ponoool
ed by no lDvgo pDllDv W wlIlp lurrpln
with sp0llOpnI o1gp borJnpol WITH W.
yer brald md trimmed Win pD,ys "
tho bpDld, which plp arranged w UtIlp
hDlf GIrpl0s, VIII u wlp v ilypp BUTTON ~
sltbor oDd Tho vide pulDtDvp w VI
white tDtyolD derby dpDpo1 rDlval ne
whist and dipping l0n point IN tl@ @pn
toG Tho ooIlnv bDnd mDIabeg tDs eolD
lnrn, nDd DO long, comfortably nl,ol
sIpoyns Dpp Finished wliDlOut eDpnltnr
~~ plIIDdnDphIn LoJRpp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15

principle, lot saiIors survey the eoasts
Dna establish light houses ior thsiF own
guidance. 10 suggest that IL To DE-.
Glare TINT aotbipg shall by done nj NIL
are tbe ilew struggling states, wherein
sbe government OF tIe United States
owns ~ per cent VI the soil and ~ tbe
great landowner of The country, 10 bs
charged with tin expense OF aoIDiriBg
Information WHICH Ii NJ equal yaIne 10
MisA0Dri, Iowa, Nsbraskn and nd the
states below ! think not. ~ Ha
government enterprise, looking tD fba
development Of gDyerDmeDt properly,
looking 10 tbs creation Of eoDdlttODs
which VIII deysvlOp . sppsTb popula'
lion who're waste places now exist
The nrgDmcDt made by senator
Garter and Othar western senators from
tbe mid vegtOD 10 doubt md tbs effect
0f bringing Wsny eastern senator's into
line aDd yOttDy for ~ tDeSssse IN tIs
appropriation w extend ths irrigation
md geological surveys tbis ssas0D,
Senator Garter stvsek the ksyDOie 10
chs whole sttpWttos wleD wv dseiarsd
thar w Montana "psOpIs bwys tSksD
owl nearly VII tho water md psetstMsd
nearly aIl 9f tbs lDnd tbst Individual
effort Nv eDpObB OF IeeMimtDg,"
VN eongvsps 10 longer ntne,spt ~
withhold appropriations which VIII
make homes for millions ~ American
GitjHaDs would sesD like blocking Ubs
0bDuDoIs from Which would eventually
Dow much ~ tbs revenue ~ Wept lbe
operating expenses ~ tIe government
A fow million dollars judiatopsly as
peDdod IN the building ~ dams, rosep'
yOjJs, Gpd eyURls ~ tbe Drid region
would be . boon IN y number 0f tbD
mODDtHtD states w would DDnD w
bones 10 thousands NJ people tW tho
OyOr crowded enslesn pDyG 0t our eppD'
wy md return 10 bbe tNnsDIy ~ CbO
UUifpd srntes every dollar ~ the Optgi'
mi Investment with Iibeppl Interest
The government today which owns ~
pep conf NJ the lind wv tho Wid lands
belt, GnDDOt 0xpeat tO mn y purchaser
HDlOss n irents the sukjoot NJ building
dams, reservoirs md eaDDE IN y BbnyNl
splpit, md Just Nv a0og wv tbepe isg dis
position shown by congress 10 solve Tho
question of iUiRpHiop IN tbe arid wost
inst TINT soon VIII tbem DO homes
oTeatpd f0p thousands ef UDeb spm'H|
eubje0tH md mopey WIZ dow freely
iDtO tho UoasDvy by reasoD " noyoID'
mNUt nh psteDded tW tho reclamation
NJ tIe UIlablp lDDda w tbe Rrid vest
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
LeysIy vbip1r wor Summer,

HGrlbDS nDi Menus Dp0 tDg OyollGBt
things IBIS yonG Heretofore WI have
worn lh0m ~ nrnnm md While, hui orr
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tbnm " tNp Aanlo WnlGllnl Nv thnlr
gowns or fDDey Wrists ThlA w u very
good ploGD Of news, FOR In Nils wny We
GHD remodel some OF 0up lnyt y0nr'B
dp0ssoB which apa somewhat .hS worse
for wpDE Mnw Persian lawn mn1e
IN ibis manor, nHd " WAS quito ne
pretliest ldon for trimming lhni ! hny0
como across Tor " gpont Whllai the
sbapoly b0vthh In nns yalnD0loDnep ~
soptlOn md lnooi another, M Irlsh llmr
Iiy, VIII the dnlnilost W Dresden d.
signs IN moss r0sss, had u bDrlhn ~
wonderfully original Ont, trimmed IN
point d'osppll On tho odgo wnB u NO.
rios Df ln0 lnGk# tl0D pink aDlln I'D
hons s0WOd on I'm hyC rnWg close ~,
galhnr VhO Nnls wnro Wnght md held
by M 0nnmeled seApr ring, .
Those s0OpfplDs npe MI lilo rDgo w
Mo present Time, w gold Mlgrne, jaw
clad, rose Mol1, silver and 0xlnlNpl
They nv0 particularly pfl0olIyo Those
Dvo Misc fnslnnNd by th0 newest ~ nlnf
pins, which Dn Fastened IN such u
manDnp IhDt lh0y nnnn0t 00nln llndonn'
Vhlt standby for u numbnr NJ ynnly,
lhn sllpkpIn, hns buI fvW admirers,
stitched bolts fnslmnpd Win y ymnll
bDnklp ~ my pln scam W 0nd favor
with u lnpgo number Of women who
Nsunlly mnnng0 ~ Wnnr WhNt others
bnyn overlooked,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15

pillars IN ille democratic faith we are
constantly reminded Of tbs perfect bars
mony ID The democratic pnrty IN fel'
lowsl0nn growing out of the recent pri'
mnyy plaeiioDs, Whit u tfnyfstyt IL
~ enough TO eBpao tbn immortal Jotiar'
son 10 turn over IN bis grave and weep
nj The attempt TINT II being made ~
Yellowstone 10 show tllDi the demo-
cratic batbieD nIe dwelling together
IN harmony md fbnt life bere Among
thu lending warriors ~ Tho TWO fne'
lions ~ Nv peaceful aud serene w u "
among tle angels dwelling within tho
snles " the eternal city, There never
WINS ADoh harmony ~ now prevails IN
tbs twOtiDa democratic eiraDs tent In
Yellowstone county, The CLARK beDys
and tbe DAILY lions baye baeD provided
with u double f0v0e Of keepers sDd not
withdrawing tbe preeaDtt0D TINT bps
Vs7b WssB W. vsy"bt W. 'nEofS"H
from tbe cages tIe community N con-
slDDtIy fbianfeDed with y How NJ g0ye
tbm VIII swoep everything before "
md VIII oppso tbe banks N ibe mighty
fellDwaIODe ~ overflow VIII ibe blood
FEM lbe Victims iInf VIII fDDl IN lbe
wDy NJ dem0mDtie harmony, IN lhe
lDDgDpRo NJ the ADnpoDJD HDDJDvd Tbs
IN ibV JamoerDtlp pAply IN
Yellowstone ~ y bird NJ u harmony,
Llto lpIp nmoDg I've stalyNis " tbn
pWly N one continual round of pleasure
WIZ y performance every bopP 10 WOye
~ lbe oDlooknW fbpt th6 daM'
D0Ibs6 pyOpoe0 W ooUtiDn0 tbe bDrleF'
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)Dl tbo entire opmpntaD, 10 Wptlep
what tbe nOnt ~ o0DFeqneDoes lfBD
sweet scented thing " u bpImoDE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Tbe HiIliBRs Times VIII herenftar

ThN HilliBRs Times VIII herenffar
Issue Az \ twiGeNrw ook DowspppeL Nv,
Morris, mo editor, bpyiDp concluded
~ ADOPT thN plan nj Vhe 1insotN W
seDdlpg tho Times NJ wv TsnderF, w
addition W the lsHgiUR NJ the Times N,
y spmi,weokly Nv, Morris also pDpouD'
COS thAf ha win mike some dneldea
ObNngea IN tbe meohppiool mvt NJ bis
once, W. congratulate orr oootom'
poTAry Oh the %eyidopoes ~ prosperity ~
tbe Vimes ofioe which Nv Norris "
enjoying with tho pest NJ VIM people
heTeabOpfa Hnder Tho MCKINLEY admin
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