The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-11-07

- country had three short po-
40 % "a tao in the last twenty-five years
I On RNI lkSTS in 1901 when 7,65600O bushels
S1fl S imported and in 1887 and 1881 when
& we drew foreign countries for
80. W. ~ about the same amount.
m Y" s@ %A An eight inch square box perforated
@ s@ b1 with auger holes laid the length of the
Fl IA M&I corncrib about three feet from the bot
% gyA&M EAa tom of the crib will be great help in
T preventing the from spelling If it
@2 Nd4E[JEMNJ is not thoroughly dry when picked
this age canned goods
SISEdSAs illustrated by the fact that last
hhhW EN& t1MME 1000 tons of old tin treated
EMA AENdh to the tin and the steel From
E% A NW this recovered S25 tons of tin and
PhFlN%Nk% Ha 10000 tons of prime steel scrap for
zas@s$SgSN Is,flH melting.
.rl9nI, Taking cows as they average
100 nCS 4Uu 10 dairy rations average price it
25NSE col4 i1D will cost not far from II cents day
to keep the dairy With this basis
from should not be diff
100000 bushels fcult to tell whether particular
COW paid her way not
yer come across a man
used manure spread country
than pleased getting their first pull the national
treasury the large of $1200o000
being required for the coming year to
one woman who is so the of the rural mail
keeping her prem delivery system the granger
she epes her Stops feel that his uncle has entirely for
ghbors lot gotten him.
chickens sell for SIS on Sudduh pear claimed
market trely hardy and blight proof in the
bring west and northwest is attracting
aise the latter attention. pear yet developed
- comes up this standard. There
of corn in th this fruit but
$40 2S acres nrodc it is best and whether
bushels In 1902 there it is worth 81 tree the price asked
acres producing 1882, ior IT,
ing The best dairy will make a
pound of butter at cost of Il cents
. cow q, d s ,; and in few less. There
,,d ~ ~ 80 vastly which cannot make
h nil - 80 600 pound of butter for less than Is cents
. -, ~, n ~ and if charge IS and
oied If ken a al tho 20 cents for their product were dis
thor should nm nth posed of there would be great thin
~ ~ $3.50 W. ming out of the dairy herds of the
country.
ia d t Is 49, - There any
i;ov mn 70 tbo o,on being out of work where the
1orr and dooo Th writer lives, for the of
49, ar;u 49,, ~ a bushel is being offered cornhusk-
to nor - n ho icb and their dinner thrown ill., At
: - ~ = - these figures pretty man could
earn 81 day and some of the very
saving the seed corn much ST. and
day selecting the hest then does not take much skill
tying them two Oh gray haer 10 MUSK corn
ging them in dry and
dried out when they go Where there only
dairy say twelve fifteen, kept
" every time. ON the 100 acre farm and where the
dairy is not made the leading feature
atelv load Of notatoas by
,sbel and another man put at the head of such herd
place sold load at 80 e ps oee Deeus anu ne shouu hot
ind of noatoes first LOT less than SIPS In this way
rye First man should grade of feeders be from
md man for the latter such herd which will just
ing ohout RAISING noa type farming
t man doesn't be fed and fatted on the farm
inst as kindly TO tbe celery doing best
grculure and does as it could well any better
does other IL was very easily rased-a paper OF
le miner the manufac Seed the Boston self bleaching
railroad corporation box the last March, plants
closest relations with Twice aspned oeIofe maj senS
ten the best paid en- trench inches deep feet wide
lines are men whose IS feet long dug bottom
apply science in the ueep spaced ana hperaly ered
practical work plants set out in June inches apart
each way hiled up twice boards
things which make loss set round the of the bed
tho farm, arc ving 70 all the fine celery good family
acres poor grade of some to sell and plenty put
Of systematic rotation in boxes in the cellar
flo c,oyor poor GOOD ov Go you and do likewise.
AIRED for farm machin-
haphazard weeds we nave only to go back hundred
of years to how greatly the condition
within the of OF the apormg man has been i'm
degree if proved In l94 the peasants of Bava
rla' were serfs, and 1T was a violation
of the law to pay them than 10
way doing business GENTS lor uy WORK Inc empower
tad and conservative WV "i ni''e nne VI %''A''
lany, the of which anu ie VINO ueanoeu Ut ac
Americans bidding eepeu n,sne, rae VI "ases was
given eight days Imprisonment at hard
labor bread and water and twelve
prominent farmer to adj pe@ WIZ /" "oioSs ls pde
district, and the "OA e"en u"' esue ~ o+ 'he
with it that it iaiu MAUI wants Pi''o
oeraed. This sort of uay anu MS anu any atetpt 10
ying the thing too far, pun o Nun "ouu 'r' an III
e German papers, 'uiie'uoN'
lf, The late cool exceptionally
with wake moist smmor vro,gbt op, o,r;o,s
him to have sort congos An rrusua growth f troa
of what he is capable ond ebr ro,nr1
Utilities which life holds +ros e. oar t l,,ost 1,d ~
For this it pays 1o oro &c MT in lat Nh, ,
from the rroytb of f,o, +roo 20 eo Foot n
nvironment the 5;t a. ~ 100 90 ,oou ~. .
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