The Morris County chronicle., 1903-01-23
go PARK PLACE, MORRISTOWN, n. ].


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inter wheat We heard an Englishman the other
heat growing day roaring because have not the
as good as 1t same laws here which they have in
England which will send hired man
to Jail if he throws up his job. This
turkevs are sort should go back.
Ike everybody
year. At So The state of Missouri has farmers
able crop. who are out IN the papers with afida-
Wits to the effect that their crop Of corn
,ctions Of the this year is yielding high as 140
: and half bushels per 1t is entirely proper
heir soft corn to have this sort of story backed up
rop, and that Wy an amuaW@
Here's woman to tie to- She and
recommends her husband lived on South Dakota
d inst before farm and help hard to get so she
means Of re- fixed a basket on the gang pow put
the melting her baby in it and drove four horses
8. while she plowed forty Of land.
You don't read of this kind in the soci-
sh herd Of ey Journals
estino nricos We came across one bright man the
icing at biob other day who had attached the power
or reaction furnished by bis windmill to his wifes
N such STOCK washing machine and the scheme
roach of tho worked so nicely that she can hardly
wait for washing day to come around.
The drtier the clothes are the better
fgures-gold chine.
,oO: zinc Sill In the state of Ohio the crows have
emical mate learned the bad trick from their York
ducts and ce brethren Of digging up the sprout
,etroleum and ing corn An Ohio farmer adopted the
O-makng a novel method Of stretching twine on
0. poles at intervals across his field to pro-
tect his from the crows, the birds
,,o,o, +,uo,, for being afraid to fly un-
80 - % der the strings.
y ~ ~ usslns The claim is made that the soil of
. I @ :, ~ ~ North Dakota is SO well adapted to the
- .. ~ - ~, production of fax that this crop may
n,,,s,, 49, 49, be grown continuously the same
, 1879 ., land year after year. We are inclined
ood ~ to doubt this story, for in every locality
ee'inDA0 =" where we have known fax to be grown
ro.+ ,uo fax following fax has proved almost
II the crop Of
h pokos ~ The government has 100000
o Tho vaId acres of the public lands set aside as
ucb &c sovon forest reserves. This is all right, and
,nld be addad the area should be doubled. What is
cboco Fodder all wrong is allowing the sheep herders
+bo oo is in of the west the range Of these forest
!, soil reserves, for 1t is not possible for young
timber to grow and develop where the
Used over 300 sneep arc "ilo"eu ~ A
49, h;d 80 It having been demonstrated that one
nolo o,+ cause of the failure of alfalfa to do well
nod and in many localities is the lack Of that
haa S1O loft bacterial life in the soil necessary 70
orc Witch sbo the plants development, we incline to
fore sbe sold the opinion that it would be good pol
dressed nrod icy to put the alfalfa on land which
bich +ba stip had previously grown clover these two
to ash for or plants being relatives in the legume
asked. Iamny'
For some years an effort has been
duAieS "oous made to secure corn with small cob
Ter crops, this S soouoDtI, smell sbanlr whore
eu rseiy ny it was attached to the stalk, thus max
anu ing the corn easy to husk by hand. The
'AeAe "ne"'' introduction of the harvester
can De sue makes bad work with this kind of corn
ay any pce iol the ears being easily knocked Off by
~ '.e So, se- the operation of the machine New
= anu nol ol things always beget new troubles
y y ,4.a 49,, SO called grade Angus steer won
,oIs 90 - first honors at the late Chicago stock
oad,nc ,aI show. 1t is due to every raiser Of pedi-
greed stock to say that the breeding OF
this animal full blooded sire and
aoricultural a seveneighths dam for If it gets out
nosod to nro that a common grade steer win
facores for first honors away from registered stock
machinery in there will be plenty of fools who will
xactlv an on Immediately want to know of what use
anada ia CON- blooded stock Is anyway.
oducng terri -
in the Cana. The writer was well acquainted with
an enormous DR.. Sheldon Jackson, home mission
of improved ary who for years worked among the
ry To hold native tribes of Alaska. 1t was largely
la imposes a through his agency that the govern
Ill machinery ment was induced several years ago
try, and make an experimental Shipment OF rem
' being built deer from Siberia to Alaska. This has
apital to pro proved to be great success these am
eded in that mails very readily adapting themselves
to and thriving well under Alaskan con
ditlons The small herd imported has
ken marked now grown to very large one, and thu
litter of work reindeer bids fair to solve the problem
Hereafter all of internal transportation for that coun
in cash. The try.
never to re-
'ould turn up Now listen to the woes of lightning
ssponse to the rod man. He lit down in Nebraska
r. plow few with team Of good horses, new
hway as to spring wagon, timber tongue and
spend much lot of rods He was all prepared to roo
hade of cot up q lot of the unsophisticated oil
rms which he grangers Of that state In just weel
ding home at he was after warrants for the arrest
in twelve Of these grangers who h
edit for work claimed had beaten him out Of every
faithfully ap thing he had In trading horses so tina
ay John will he had lost his team and his rig ant
ley and some his rods and had to walk back to town
days work of Finding out that Nebraska law did no
'ervison OF a prohibit men from making hors
ice the work trades he took the first train for tn
!. east with no money and a lot Of expe
rience.