Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27

which will always exceed the supply,
md that Is the cherry. M NJ
We grOw lot Of cauifhower each
year Just for picking, for which pur-
aooe it Is hard to beat =.
The western farmer reeihes the ad-
vance in the price Of raw cotton by the
advance tn the price paid for his over
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The horse at one time had five toes,
but it was not until he got rid Of them
all but one that he was able to strike
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: The cosset lamb develops very rapid
" into the bunting buck. His career Is
best terminated early, with mint sauce
and green peas as side dishes.
A freak reported from Dakota Is a
Wild red raspberry which bears fruit
of good quality year after year upon
the same wood, like juneberry or buf-
falo berry.
Thousands of acres Of meadow land
have this season yielded three tons Of
good timothy hay to the acre, which at
the prices such hay brings makes it
very profitable crop.
It is a singular fact that nearly al!
fruits and vegetables common to this
country when taken to Japan always
deteriorate in quality in two or three
years so as to be almost worthless.
In the sharp contest going on now
through the range country the govern
ment always takes the part Of the
homesteader as against the cattle
barons. If this were not so it would
be hard lines for the settlers.
The seven corn states, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska
md Iowa. produced S33,OOOOOO bushels
pt corn in 1901, 1.703, 600, 900 bushels in
1902, and the department Of agriculture
estimates the yield at 1906. $1,000 for
1908: sEEssz <
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It is altogether too common a thing
that farmers are willing to be repre-
vented both In congress and state leg
aslatures by lawyers Why should
lawyer be better qualified to make
laws for the government Of the farmer
than the farmer himself? ssssl
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e far as we know. TIE first organized
attempt to work up big peat marsh
into a fuel supply Is po~ under way
near Tomah. Wis 4 company has Sc
rured 800 acres Of peat marsh and is
now digging, grinding; pressing and
drying the peat and furnishing an ex-
bellent quality Of fuel.
Here Is way Of making fine onion
pickles and man can do it for his
wife: Get peck or half bushel of
small onions. Make sack Of mosquito
netting and drop quart at time in
boiling water. Keep them there four
minutes; easy job then to peel them.
Put in brine for three days. then into
vinegar with red pepper seasoning.
In point Of fine flavor and texture Of
meat the black bass stands at the head
OF all our fresh water fish. with the
possible exception OF the brook trout,
and, contrary to the opinion Of many
people. the bass is not best when cooked
just as soon as taken from the water.
It should be dressed and laid ON
ice for twenty -four hours before be-
ing cooked.
American exports to China have
risen from 100000 in 1898 to $19,r
100000 last year. The slant eyed
enigma of the occident Is beginning to
eat our wheat and tell the time Of day
by our dollar watches. While millions
of these heather earn no more than $40
a year. still If they can be induced to
buy even so cents worth Of American
goods during the year it will mean
big trade for this country.
Recent experiments in Florida: prove
that a pound Of either beef or pork
may be there produced from cassava
roots at a cost of cent against q
cost Of 80 cents when produced from
corn in the west. As this plant can
, be most successfully grown in the
south country and produces enormous
~, it would seem as though new
and very profitable use could be made
OF much land which Is now unprnduc-
i've.
A friend inquiries about Arizuna-eoll,
crops. climate and whether people af-
fected with catarrh are benefited by
going there. Arizuna Is q hot country
and dry one-110in the shade IN sum-