The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
With the Long Boau.
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THIS month the coal prices are dragging bottom
If you have the hole in your cellar it might be as
well to step and take the medicine the baron adng
out to the common people. as EzEs3 F fss# IS.
E. H. Pierces Carrots recently obtained horse
by trade otherwise that goes for certain length Of time
then-no The horse knows when he has enough
When Carrots and the hired their way to-
the other day they got far red who was
resting up for spring milking the pasture fence and
the stopped 1t stopped shortt also stopped long,
being four hours before Poso temper gave out and he
unhtched horse and led him back to the barn. the
hired following kindly bend pulling the neighbours
spring Poison is now carrying an ad on his barn
door which reads 'Webu horse for sale cheap stands
any kind Of work-wl wait for the cars; also for the
Millenial' |#s @@#E -
Where are the "knockers'' who used to speak dis
paragngy of Minneapolis? All dead they all rich?
Now everybody speaks well of the town. real estate moving
glorous buildings going up everywhere and every
body is workexcept the strikers, and they few
People who went to the coast regretn and coming
back rents are high money easy and there's big crop
coming on Get on the wagon! -. F.. :-..I e -
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This the prize season Of the year. You do not have
to shovel from the walks the alfalfa from the
lawn April is the great ''bechuxt and betune! s%:
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Uncle Eery finished seeding his upper 40 in Hennepn
county to wheat this week and into the exchange
get bis sarbuck Buge to what the boys were doing
in his old town. .:.:'
'sYou know" said uncle, IT don t like the way this
crop is starting out
''What's the trouble9'
'Wal the southwest has 900 bushels Of wheat
foot high growing like box aders Praps they got
500 100000 bushels Now up here soil ticklers
putting a crop that will thrash 300,00000O bushels
There's sO0O0OOOO bushels Of wheat in sight. Now
drempt other night after got to thinking Of it when
went to bed, that Canada showed up with 20000000O
bushels That made round billion OF bushels OF
wheat An1eky Now with crop like that where's the
price going to I want to know 49,: .-'
Uncle stirred uneasily in his chair. .. :"
'EPerhaps rust drouth wet or insect
life will help you farmers keep the prices up" :.
"Wal,'' said uncle, Ftp'raps they will: they don t,
us farmers will be selling some mighty cheap wheat
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Little Georgia, who has always studied his animal
book with much interest," has been for time wanting
to do this so he told George that difficult to find
the food supply for healthy lion who needed about
wolf day to keep his in order After several days
thought George figured out way Of keeping lion for
year pint Of moasses One drop Of moasses would
be all that fly would want, he argued The fly would be
enough spider the spider would make good meal for
sparrow, the sparrow would satisfy hawk the hawk
would feed fox the wolf could eat the fox and the lion
might then royalty from the person of the wolf
By starting fly per day drop of moasses George
figured that the pint Of nolases would feed the lion
for year. $780,. .y..z >..> - J..
Father now trying to get George position as pres
dent large trust company that is affiliated with
good strong insurance combine. "A. ). n.