The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-25
MORRIS COUNTY CHRONICLE FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1904

ling farm work The tail END Of the winter has bees /
flesh is cheaper the cattle interests and
the losses have been heavy
lators made on Nearly every line Of business now
last season mas regulated by trust methods agr
tne osses sus culture and the farmer only trust
storage butter. IN Providence
tor calf and the The congressmans seeds have ar b
~ be first cous rived-just the radish onions
thlng no one and beans. The seed catalogues v
were IN any also here with blooming list of novel
oks ties to catch suckers
inherent expert Land worth $3.50 per profit e
ht Tue ises' ably used in England and France and O
dheu Wneh lhe Germany for forestry purposes while c
se OF tnree anu farmers the western prares
NIL ing $50 land claim that it will
not pay to grow trees.
70 ~ The south is growing rich and devel-
ma 10y 80 oping at marvellous rate-wealth In
\ o =. - iron, wealth in cotton, in oil, in fruits
&c nisn'' - 10y in winter gardening. Prosperity for a
this section long delayed, but has
,4, ,u AZ, come at last in wonderful
d - th clio 1t is safe say that half of the
INV +lo, ,roro American people ready to pull up
ucb nsefu, and and any show of lettering I
ao, s;ross their financial condition. when most of
them could better themselves right y
T. oil Good corn where they If they only went to
Iooa IL low and work in the right way.
tsn o. Poultry bees and fruit growing work
.o+ nov oon+ - splenddly together The the
determined no. only live thing it safe to give the run
Of the orchard to, and they do good
work on the bugs and grubs while the =
e order of the bees perform benefcent mission
free TRANSPORTS in fertizng the bloom of the fruit
Of stock there trees. q
making the ac- ;
nds IN the citvI Many opposed to the re- {
the NET proceeds of the cornsalks from the field
.onsigrments 81 a fodder crop the ground that
such tends to impoverish the
SOIL A clover rotation in six or
,rs can greatly seven years will put fertility into
by selling one the soil twice than could be
nv man is land extracted from the decayng stalks
,res than he can :
q modern sys Good farming is well nigh impossible !
ate TO let IT go9 without the aid of egume crop the
let il all 20 course Of rotation. 1t almost i'm
possible. to make one-half Of west
farmers understand that, throwing
is the bane of entirely the value of the clover
lis brief tenancy plant forage CROP 1t is still the
systematic best crop which the farm produces in
Keeping of stock the sole matter Of ferizng and
It's of the farm waiting and exhausted soils.
er crop, and in .
nued process of II we have farm produce to sell we
sknning with find in the long that it pays best
imsef and the to let it go whenever it brings fair
price When brings so cents a
bushel hay So ton, oats 40 cents !
,rease the yield wheat 80 cents hogs $780, would
by cultivatng always sell rather than hold There is
fter the plant is unavoidable loss connected with
he blossoms holding farm produce after is ready
lily true if the for market shrinkage, rattage deter
during that pc Grafton of quality :
cultivation may
long the When it is remembered that 1t pos
rule, the po sible for one bushe of seed to
,nehaf the cu produce 700 bushels of under ia
vorabe conditions 1t will be readily
seen that seed the farmer plants is ;
suggestion, but perfectly under his control Not
that account only should each of used for
pigs to seed be carefully inspected and select
Il means SOW a ed, but it would pay to go even fur
n. and you will Their and make each kernel used sub
lie place of lot ject of investigation 1t is right in
ve feed. The this line where lie almost untold posi-
proportional In blities in connection with the improve
hogs to be kept ment of the crop.
twenty small
is plant consists He was of low degree, unshorn
down. If it is kempt ragged, dirty and looked to be
high it becomes lousy wthal He wanted a handout :
and drawing his whisky tinted phiZ
into grotesquely pathetic and abject
sing 10 note the expression said he had had hard luck
y Win WHICH and all that Human being? Yes. :
DISCUSS every Hungry? Probably. Deserving of hui =
8 of the ground mon svmna+by9 roub+ful woud Won
y Tue eis'n u feed him? Yes, probably and thereby
the question niousv ond ola in tho
rodent his noLin oF oro+hor noros,t i,s+ ,ito
bruary has just him We LOT hin, oo bunorv for s+or
lure weather vo+ior 10 tho onv er+b ro,,od Gov
s and petty sucb casas of brman daoroda+ion | 0
down to uaor IN mind that The nrod,ooI son !.
len agriculture NOS rafornod hv brnoor alono q
dependent upon y.
of the barba- xUhu o ho ,,o,, .,u.s oo, | v
~ .s' ment stations still like the idea Of n
@ e anu pe a farmer doing little experimenting q
Dandon. No vorv co tisfactory results srch rIov
80 cannot fail to give him greater in
boys both in +oros+ IN biS ,rorr r. 49, and sov
seeming lack of ord raon ius+ IN tho sa,,o ia 80
be somebody. vaar ofter vao- 20 a. hos+ ,ooro+o |
errngly and re- mons wort Tbera oIrravs 10 ond a. =