The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-12-11

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pnols mo farm home Is complete
wl'Ait one. They add greatly to the
az l'dlveucss of farm life.
i fnent "sochls." church and
oih'uIsc. tend to keep the young folk
10 PIPER social lines. Above all. don't
aloV Yourself To lose interest Ia the
yous folk OF the uclghborhood. In
VIC nem TO your home. ana make Il
pleasant for them when they come |
iH' lem know you enjoy their pleas
we. u Will Tighten their lives ar well |
N a-l TO your pleasure. There is mo- |
n,u-ctiou that comes TO ms Ia later |
NC bore Vivid and attractive than the |
rhl@brance Of the home OF some hos
plnR couple whose house was the
r'ihflng place OF the young men and
Wonn of the ncighborhood. Your
own children viii be proud Of their
hoin aud Il will go far to give Il that
ailudion that shall keep the boy ON
ihe hfm. aud ir he stays there, lac will
&c biz that one good girl stays with
him.
~ most powerful attraction to the
boy for farm life is the matter Of
pride Let him feel that his fathcr's
farnhas ON Il better cattle. handsomcr
houa, finer hogs ana better crops
'hm are to be found ON the farms OF
the ielghbors, and he would be less
than human II he was not interested
m Tim. The live farmer OF the TWEEN
tiea century viii raige only bloodcd
stod There are two reasons for this.
liu Il Is more profitable. second,
theris n pleasure In IL not TO be found
IN q, rearing of scrub stock. At pres
entKices of blooded stock they are at.
taiuble by any enterprlsing farmer.
and hose bred for many generations
for De development OF some particular
feature or trait are more desirable for
the uan that desires TO turn that trait
to pnht than those bred with no spec
ial purpose in view The farmer that
llvowlth a purpose aud has no cspoc-
lal dm Will be likely TO rear boys like
himself. like produces like"
~ the time a boy has reached the
age Of eighteen or nineteen years
lofim long before that timc) he will.
II be have within him the material OF
wh,i men are made. have made II
selection OF his life work. II after
having passed his early life amid the
atiuctlons and pleasant surroundings
Of Arm life he has strong preference
FOR 0me other vocation. mechanical or
Professional, he will be likely 20 bend
ever effort 10 its attainment All the
iam born and farm bred boys are not
going to stay ON the farm. Some Of
then are needed FOR other fields OF nc'
iloi. and when they have n strong ma
tuul inclination FOR that other field
ksnxooner aud more actively they be
NJ their preparation for Il the better
4 ono decide FOR farm life, the prep
lrhtion for Il should be thorough nnt
lD'efui. The day has passed for the
h1crgetic boy TO be satisfied with In
Inherent preparation for any bust
boss, whether professional or pastoral
10 must be educated I'm any line 4
bret the competition OF the age II
which he is TO live and work. TIT
hlgher his education and the NOR
thorough his preparation for his work
The more Interest he will take In II
and the greater the consequent sue
cess.
There has never been a time IN thl
history of the present generation whei
HE prospects OF the farmer werl
brighter. Steam and electricity ar
year by year bringing him in NOR
ilrect contact with the commercial
world and its markets. He can bu!
cheaper and sell higher than at an!
time for yeats. Free agriculture
schools are to-day within the reach o
every farmers son, ana II costs les
for proper fitting for agricultural M
than is required in amy other profes
sion flor farming is n professionl
There should be free and full feellnI
and sympathy between father and sol
in the plans FOR work and the future
The son should be consulted and nd
ylsed with as n he were partner II
INC business. BY precept and exampl
be should be taught 70 respect hi
mother and sisters and pay them th
little attentions 20 which they are en-
titled. II takes something more thai
external surroundings 10 conslliut
Phone" Whatever they may be, the
arc the mere adornments, necessary.
: true. but, after all. home Is what Il
Inmates make II. Mutual Interest
mutual confidence. and mutual love
these three. and the greatest OF ther
q love, for where It exists the other
VIII be found. Where Il does not ea
ist. In nine cases out OF ten the faul
will be found at the parents door an
due to their example.-New York Trlt
une.
Newspaper Man writes with His Teeth
Louis schuelke. Jr., Is probably Oh
only newspaper man who writes wit
bis teeth. He Is the Waterbury Conn
Republican's correspondent at Bunke
Inn.