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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
GiSsuplos mruocncs MiuSc.

9angsmoen pil @aIOrisierne ben int
ten0e Mfai reiie en- 8auta oper Clos
p~oIo8utanSeu, bopGreuoe Sognepreit
til isn6re Nuroal Sans Snco6 Sta.
bel, fsot 1869, bpS 1889. 8eO Rigs'
foriamIin9en ~fremmeote ban iom fer'
tie 8eprGientant for 8riitianS amt.
Oct er nogle Seoelinser, iom paa
Ggen 9efoitning bar ifafiet Stenen
tilpeie % fuact SEN %fordrbcioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
WarsnoGaternc. ,

IarsnSiaternc. Telsenhe Snbbe.
retuinger ira forificILl8e ann!er al
Norge ON IdrSiOiiBterne er atteianl.
men bateret lite V}ui:
Sra 2iiter % Ranbal5
MINT mel6eS, at AorSitbiigterne er
go6e. 8aaren cr life tioitg, mer Ser
er life nogcn 6oocrmon9el. 8ieoic.
len er fjsrt no % QleIringen or be-.
gpn6t. WaH bar haOt rigeIig &egn
% bar al 8rurS til ot bore iornsiet,
huis Ser bare liot mart fommer Col
Ira 8nrme. 8rp$pCrtrn er life fom'
met langt, boilfet itDIOes, at Gul0en
bar boISt iig temueIiG tin, men BOG
life pprre, END at Raaifelilierrle Ons-
BAG isr SfiGrtors0ag bar u~oipr1tng'
ne / Sdberne.
Rorbre @erQenbus. 8aa.
rem bar pRrGt len % folo, og bpa0
man MI iRrlig enifcr, er 8arme. o.
man bar bapt nO8ie Cages Hean.
Wan pleier at Iao / Gluten al gpril,
men Set bar man life funnel aisre
iaar, oa oct bar uErct for foIbt. 3
GRr6af / Sogu, bpor man / alminoe.
liebco pleier Of ina i YPibten al
April, er Saanin8en BOG begpn0t.
an6re SteSer bar Set pRret for folot
til at plsie og barOc.
SBnbre gerRcnbus. gda.
rem be9pn0te ti6lig, men giorbe ct
Sil6aaetog. Rcgnet | Boaifen sior.
De goot for 0pargieOsIinsen, iom bar
iproig. @aaroRucr, iom bespnote
3bie 8aaieoag, eufslte Gteoer Iiot
igr, or mn / iulS Sang. Set ier goot
no for anret.
Re6enes Amt. Ge it6ite 1nqes
Reeu bar nGret al en- ppperlig @irf.
ming. 9ar life Regnet fommet, bnr.
be oct feet temmeIig Saarlig no, oa
ser err liSet @anS / 8aseragene og
ineen Sne. Dan bar faaet en- goo %
tiolig @aar; Der er inaen 1Rle
Marfea iaa @aarouueH paa De fleite
SteSer err / NIB Sang.
Smaaleueues Amt. Del
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Siifup @ercIicn 90 17Sc @ai. Sra

9rorbbiem mcI0eS oen 29be 2LpriI:
NiIfop 8erelieu bar til iomtlige
Stiftets SogneprGiter rettet en- Sen'
jtiQing ON at ofbolbe @itSStjeneiter /
Rirferne t7be Moi I ben llbitrGf.
ming, ErGiterne timber set mnIigt.
9iifopen begrlmSer i'm 9enitinin8
meo et SerlpiSutug til Be atoorti8e
8iSer, bort 6oIf MI %giennemleper, og
opfororer iErlig til Of iamles / Bpm
til 8uS, at ban pil page ooer bort
6oIfS 6rerrtio. 9iifop 8ereiieu uil
ielo prG0ife / 9omfirfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
@utomobilrutcr / Saumarf. 9aRii

attumobtIieIitub m~oerbolOer ole
rcoe en- Ipffc reaelmGsiig traiitcre'
Sc Rnter: Gpfiaping-gtpiteb, Shib'
befisping-al$Icp og giipcbierg-
6orum, ira lite 2Sltni truitfcreS fire
me Ruter, oc8uOcr aobuer SelIfnhet
4OnFurranic i 8uteR 9io6enbaon-
Gragsr, Der biOtiI bar pGrct traffic.
ret al ct unbet Selifub. Gaumarf bar
ouian en- automobiIfabrif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

sc poIitiife gsleer begprote at uoieo.
mes, o. at Scr'or en- Iauere Stroi M
bar tilitrGffeli8 boor man isr bdooe
drperNt uteget beiere. Erntc lia, at
man i aaret 1905 ifal faa RetStieus
belle for, at ocn milSe. ireoSirIe SSn'
Gtntdttu bar cit oprerf Sorfattcr.
Wlen iIiat fan 10 o9ioo flu bGnoe int
Der tpf og rll&iiif Stprc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
SAT- Efenc o ~
tiifalsS eaer tiaeis.

wNsrtisfer,sut,r uusev @Tngss'. @ri1r.-. iii.
hIe&- "a "5tttrfpsrpsYtI' tnttr 20 Gsnts for Is 0rs
TOT h1cr 9du9, Ca 80 GfutE ~. Crh for ait ion 5ssS.
mar Is Orb. Hpsrt, a'eH7esisy ~iRssggss ~: Toe NIT
trt sNo 20 Santa. ptna, uaa atrastssiq msofs.J.
ant g,unIEsT. SstlsaHrr ia It's a bo1iar: al
if1aa GEntHtsr.
~ aGstefaSsHibRa fnarr Is SeHis ~. STAT.
ess Orb atsr sr aiztt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Sra Odnmdrf.

Sunbrebr Mar bar BET Den 14oe
01ai. iioen oen barife &omponiit s.
4. 9. Sartmann ieotGS. 0a9en nil
Sc / Risbcnboou blipe minoet oeo Ct
6anetog til @arniioRs a~irte8aaro,
buor Wteitereu ligger begrapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
srpusrlaacus smprcrpurt.

Neierier / SrenSelaecn erportereoeS
! isritr apartal innr pGicntlig til
gnaIanS f0S.4f0 aiIo8rdn Smer
til Ell 8rrbi al tSt,SS5 arouer req.
net citer SIR. III pr. ailo. Sioraa.
rets iomIeoe Smererport ira Srono.
hiem uar 1852 8iIo til eli SGroi
al 730,2f7 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
iiInffrn Qncn.

itipffcn I epcn. Sra NurSfiorbeio
meSSeles Scn 30te TpriI; Qigct al Ell
Some ira ptre Iesoal ianote& 6rebag
ilou6oreuct oeS gsoaI. MAN anita.
ger, at ilcre Sig al fprllOttcoe eftcr'
baanScn iIpoer op. NOitlitutngelt
pea @sSal paagaar prb llHitiitniugS'
forrtauo aareitrlrp ue 10 @Siitcuter.
Somtcr uopiieS, laa gtnb0anin9 fon
ioreoaa / CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Oct Rfe nprife 9aau. StortinJet
bar Sen 2Sen Wtai nteo ale Stemirer
moo A q Ssire og 2 SocinIiftcr)
oeotaget 9u0getfomiteens SnSitinin3
arguaeuoe GptogeIiu al ct mt
StatSIaau pua 40 WtiQ. 9r., % Sen.
IrageIien al 2aanstS GettobeIsb lii
8eieroefonoet. 5 StatSroao hos
8rouprinSregenten iamme 8ag 5Ieo
Stortingets 9eiIut1ing tnget tilfslge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Geiirren al @anita, 8. g. 8alia
hnr ben 2Soe april meo 6amiIic Ior'
labt Sinn for at ubpanSre til Ime'
rita. Get poaitaoes, at 8oulta III
ifal bliue Repnblif. I'll ErGiiosn1
ifal bare uSieet 5orger @eiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Soralo Soaroroaoe. I

'tufuIU NWutUt""' NFNtNN |NVNt
ne til Ct Nomtmelt Tor SaralS
Sadroraoe | Oslo bar beFlitttst at up.
isre ct iaaoant for Dc for SaauSat
nrrenSe lRiSler, ialt $500 aronrr.
Ionumcntet bliOer en- R,nlelter, 5ka
@pter hpi. mco grcuccRcIici % 10
inaa Huneitene pmfrin8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
arlS Srnasnrift. snmtliae grl

pe6 9eina, aaoals. og Ran6selpen er
mi / f1io Crit, tuffet bGre De iibite
Cages rt9eIige Reobsr, meIoes Der
ira Ssnefos Sen 2oer Mai. Ssuefos
grltg goor ioog for ferite Sang eftcr
Gsrfeperiooeu meo iumtlige 81 Ste
ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
6 ssifcnss iubetrrnst. lra aram.

" SpfiCHut iNututWNui. SIu <iuur
men mcloes Set lite Mni: Smoraes
aloffen 4 uobrsS Sfo | @isbmdro
Stensbnes iurrise 6aarb pna 2ier'
itranoen. Der mi eiehes al 4iebmaro
Collie, Der Iigeiom Stensbpe boeSe
8oaroen. saoen greb iaa raft ON iia,
at Siensbpe meo sSriie % bereS to
minoite gsrn. Der Ina / Sopebbrg'
ningen, fsrit / ii6ite Gieblif fit reboet
liz Ito unrtrent nsane. Z al oereS
9srn ioo / Ell Sibebnening. vi oisic
lit Inn ben iterite, Ell Ssu paa II
@ar rehbet iig ITO gieunem 8iuSua;
DC spriee 6 (5 bigger oe + Gut | III
beren 3-t0 Mar iubebrGnote. Scr
uSeH SollieS TO gtageS 8adrb soc.
laebes oeino totalt Nnboaoarbeuc
paa beege Siber. bpproi Dem enc eIe'
brS al Sfomager Sch. 9er9lunh %
cen aHbeu al Sanna 2iunGS. s 9era'
limbs 8aarb boeoe 3 Sduilier. &c
Heite ueo mango Born. De haooc
fln 6eIois ~aSiureret % tit lioet eHer
irtet rc6bet. 3 Sauna Sinnrs's
@aarS boeoe TO 6omiIier, iom bnnoe
asiureret. gnSui6ere bIep 2 @aaroe
pao oen mo6iuttc SIDE al 8abeu itpgt
beifaoi9et. Ge / oiSie @uoroe bocnoc
6omiIier iif oelpiS tit Snobo sbelagt,
SSlOen fornto0eS opItaaet / cit Stbe'
bpouinq iii SoIieS @aaro. Mon for
! mc0eoe ferit, at Der bar forsoet en-
SIoSpaaiptteIie. Wen EoIitiet me6-
Seler poa 8rumbIag at foretague ltr'
6~erisgcIier, at Slners Spfomit ipneS
at ifplbeS llioriigtigbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
M9enter snifes.

gt iGt0c o. X. Hair Tonic, Ct ptCuuoer.
Itgt gtIooeI III at tenie 6oaUeE Tor Sld3 OF
forplr oels Gert. Gaida .. X. Sore Healer,
Ct iortrGfeltat ytlooei I'll at helbreOc Guar
al ate SLags. Scr urruiere URperretatIg
ifrlu TT =. &. Eauniactarlng So,
yitd)uils. " 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Sra Uorae.

@acroen Berg / 8amle er fis6t al
Solpor % gIias @rRsmpr, 9nmIe,
for ca. $4,000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Staffrls 9pr! On Rienoomnrelig
SiIoragaie bar mdit I 0e iioftc Gagc
bPret 8i6ne til 6eroppe. ifripc3 Der
ira 8initra. 5 Sen Oolhiomme Iteile
SieloitrGfning metlcm &arpefoS %
&iritru Statioucr po1 Rprbiiocn al
Sernbauelinien bar CT 8ieo iaret ira
Copper uboper ct Iau8t Stpffe % er
hIenen itdoenoe | Ell ItScu 8rottc mi6t
/ TieIbiiben buorira oen life fon
fomme boerfen frem eler tiIbage, H..
geiom man onier set Tor ganife ttrllt'
Iigt for ltoget Werucife al fomme
oerbeu % fao rco0et Goret eucr
0rpbt set. Oct bar MI aQere6e frj,
itet benp 3tIpPreIic oeroppe / 5iciOs
fleiten / ca. s Ig9n, % man bar
funnel bsre BET ornle GDrs Sfrig no.
oper 9alen. "a man ueoe ira 3ol.
bin6en til enfeltc (t0er fan ie On
rel, bar man Sc ijOite Gage beriro Of
ipret en- WtrngOe &iiIelfiib op i 8rot'
ten, men en0nu noett RciuItat, ou Nj
Itanbett cr for itur % p1nifeIi9 ut be-
regue. 4ntaQeIiQ bIiocr Oct on set
arme 3DrS SfiRbnc 1t iulte libel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
sneen pan silciielp nor enSnu hel

Vt UFFFf
fife Mni uiRonanlig hsi Iaa bel,
ii Ger par SteSer, bpor man fuhac
Iio6e | SlRoen og tage i Seleorai,
trnnbene, ifripeS til g~ispifsblaoet
"Sambolo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

olporIise Opgnue meo friife Srrotrpf
ira en- iterf % iamIet 6oIfeoilie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

TiIialgS. - Gu goo 5arm, 100
aerts gpht ppSpr'et. 7 g2il ira Session.
% 81 NIL ira Gitrnuosr. WtHn Rovit
Excitement. Bepits 3probuuo. S,rrp ON
&tltaar CO 9rts til s, 8. Sisrlsib, 7ee0rab'
Soma. 60a4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
cTuifcS. SomcfteoO.

- nogeu Ituloe utos, huOr Der euonu er ct
gpet Stptts Qometeao guuo ii iaa. ION eH
suttg 6utnoe turee oparbsIOe I'll et Siem.
easr ON uoseu oil iRlge opoprtst 2auo bila
ltat. heiit / ct 6auit eaer UprIf Settlemsut.
CpiuSuinscr oil meo SdtHemmel.gheo mo0-
tages. Horesie; Someiteao, care "3ec9rub.
Rufteu", 1ecprab, Sotua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

lsaa fell Sppr. Sra g1Iciun6 mco.
oeleS bcn 3oie Mai: GI ioriuunnrc
MluermeIter SsoerberB cr ircmoelea
bortc. Get piier iig ocaoUrre, at
Qcr8mauomS Iopport ira Srifmig
iii Goliiict beritebs por bpggct pan
Lore Rpater. Sngeu ticnhcr TIL at
S~Shcrbcr9 hor nrret ! Eritou0. SOog
isaes ser / Sisen rrnOt 9pcn %
Sapneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

ga SO. WsrHb % ADiabtg ~ aRiace
~nNENS. sler'ur i0r en- ntustfJr5torgs
Nebctubt4lrbsurtlytl iUm gus
pgUbci hptTt tHsiR sitm. ErigrS mcagtlu;
Qoog 9ernos,igrs 400 ,yovtIeHsitt. Strp rrnr. Us.
Ziegler l. Co, Dept c. 325 Dearborn ST., Chicago, W..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Tiliatas. - Gn 10 6eitefrriter
- @aiplinr gHajuc, en- 4 Rulrr TesomgIc
meb iulenGnbigt 5tIbcbpr o. go0 guant %.
vi goot Cplag Of @rocerieS, Erp gogo5 o.
SfO. iGmt BOT Ciftre. brli1gguhe st goot
uorit Settlement. fem DiIl I'll HRrmeite Sp.
iEor uTruisre luosrrstntH9 iiTIu til ,. 8.
@rpHuolo. Salcu. NttuH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Srufnct. 49, @eb Sahrcu citation
ianote8 SenSaa ben 30tc Npril en- ca.
45.aorig RattS ltggcnbe I %atoet,
Ge anitiacbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bite
iig frugtesIeie. 8na Sigct fnnotcS
inqen Spor al more goIN. Gen for
ulpffebe bar en- 9trbeibcr ira &riitio'
mia, S'|ohan 8nitli 8%ulbran0icn. Sor
por gnfcmanS % baoSe ire Born
uoidttc | 8ran. Oct ut6itc al otSie
itl1lSe MI fo~nfirmeres, % 6oOerrn
bar / Sen Muleoning reiit opoper Ill
Sa0eIono. Man6en bIeD begrd0eit
paa 8ran3 airfegaaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Tiliai8s. - so Aeres, 30 8cres
- o2o9rfst. ReitrR. StUg o. 5apusgaua.
Ct gammsIt %ltauotHdptit Settlement. 6Uis
pGre $4,000 9ris $3.50. Strtu itrdr TT
w. @oeHleH, laoertpooo, RtHH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Srit Situatiuu. I'll G~ronobien
meSocleS ira Sonniu9su11l: Hna Den
lille Samss / Gorsangeriioro err scr
uObruot cit heftie RgrpcicbcrcptoCri
Ontrent ale biemmcrTrcnNc 9ebo'
ere, Iom nritm noelltftPnOe bcItaor
al apin6er og @ern, er angrebet al
Snoommeu. Zen monOIiNe Ss'otf'
MING cr borte pua Stiff, Situotio'
uen bcifripeS JON iortpilct % betGn'
felig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
CiIiaIas.

ViliaI8s. - Dad, 8uS 4 TrduSs
- fer Qtrc. ~Cusrbrugeiie al Gpit MS
EaSiagerer meiem Dc tie Observation-Disclosures
/ &EeH. COB Forretniua 10 8tSie5 "a en-
DAD I goo StaRo. 6ioee WruHoc for Sat
get. SsHusno Tenn i'rdr til 3. u. QiuitaUes
irH 325t9 South 8rodowdn, albert 2ea.
Diinn. 705
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

.GnIfcS. -lluge Gamer (iTanolunut'
- iie) I'll At IGrs at bltUe SugCpleieriisr.
SeuusO eoer mart III @~GibiHotpu Bart so.
ipttaL, 1910 &mccuues Npe, Gbtcaao, 81.
-Sb1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Orr. u. ~ Solution. IS Gpsraro Ct. Sta. a.. @urs
ceiier, Aasf f4er: -}sl par 62 Mar gummeli ga
bapoe Hem 9unabTot. n. Slice MstcorH iureTte
MIC. SEQ e. bis pda. bet I'll Isle Var til nit gu q
Er. Hiee bar aTugHtt en- Eipstio pda AZ belbrsoe
STpt. 6dRS HpFiir CpoalrIis iGtier ban fsrne
R1tte al Serbcus SpcrIulIitsr. Senb iHgen genef,
Sate sto ea ScifytUelis AZ bit SiltGlst. Sfrip mag
fitrr ri ersue.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20
he DOES NOT WANT MORE LAND.

49, ~ w AN AkO1SA1 14<A1N41s
You have a good farm of 100 acres
and are not content but want more
land. Let's see. You raised last year
ian average Of thirty three bushels Of
cornSto the acre and thirty-two of oats;
your hay gave you one ton and quar-
ter to the acre, your potatoes ninety
five bushels; you got $50 from your
poultry yard, and your cows returned
you $50 each for cream sold; your
steers sold a good way under the top
OF the market, and the only full blood
ed thlng you have on the place is
a shepherd dog, which followed you
home from town one day See here;
you don't want any more land. If you
had more acres to work, your crops
would be still smaller The trouble is
the acres you have want a coat Of
brains. We passed your place the 9th
er day and saw your stock eating up
and wasting a poorly built stack Of
what was last July fine timothy and
clover hay; we saw your milk cows
one cold morning out in the cornield
AOAeNe9AAAeo et4A4OAS lAC STAINS OIu AOLlCCQ
toward night that your hens roasted in
the trees around the barn; we also
saw your wife with a shawl over her
head digging around the wood pile to
get little dry wood to cook your sup
per with, and you recollect we met
you in town loafing on dry goods box
and cussing the government. You
know that your boy was pulled before
the mayor for getting drunk and rails
ing Cain one night lately and that
about that time one of your best horses
was ruined with barbed wire cut
because the halter rope was rotten
and the barn door off the hinges. You
don't want any more land. The more
you have the worse you will be off.
Better just stop and have good think
ing spell all by yourself and see if
you can't better yourself under exist
ing conditions. 1t is entirely possible
for you on this farm to double your
present income, and that's no joke Ell
Their. Brains and work will make the
old farm give you sixty bushels of corn
W IUC CN1C3 LWO duu q ud1l LOllS VI uCJ
ffty-fve bushels of oats. You can get
$500 income from your cows, and your
poultry yard should give you $3.50 If
properly managed. Run in debt if
need be for manure spreader tomor-
row and get those 400 loads Of manure,
which makes a bog Of your barnyard,
out on to the fields. Test those cows
and fire the improbable ones. Get
$3.50 bull at the head of your herd, SOW
at least twenty acres of clover this
spring and every spring thereafter, ro-
tate your crops, build silo, save your
corn fodder, get dry wood handy for
your wife, quit loafng in town, fill
your home with good reading matter
and quit cussing the administration
and wishing for more land You will
think inside Of three years you have
more land than you can work. The fore
going is perhaps not very nicely said,
but it is the truth and sizes up the case
of a whole lot of you fellows.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

We are asked whether if crop Of
seed clover plowed under in late Sep
TENDER will so seed the land as to in
sure stand Of clover one year later.
We have known this to be done quite
frequently: The clover seed crop to be
plowed under, as stated, crop Of corn
to be taken from the ground the next
year, this to be followed with oats,
and fine crop Of clover to follow with
out additional seeding. In ordinary
seasons this result may reasonably be
looked for.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20
TESTING SEED CORN.

Hundreds of men who read this item
will be planting a field of corn before
long. Most Of them have their seed
corn saved after a fashion; some have
it in the crib, some up in the attic, some
in the oat biz, some down cellar. Few
Of them really know just what per
cent of this seed corn will grow. Many
Of them will test it by selecting few
kernels here and there and planting
them, but that will be all. There is a
better way-a method by which the ex-
act terminating power of the seed corn
can be determined. It requires little
time and patience, but the work can
be done during stormy days, Take
the corn selected for seed and lay it all
out on the table or on the floor First
make careful selection as to type,
throwing out all ears which are not
up to the standard which you select;
then put the selected ears In groups
Of ten each and number each ear; then
take out four kernels from different
parts of each ear, laying them opposite
each ear; then take box five inches
deep and large enough to test each ear,
marking it off in one and one-half inch
squares after 1t is filed with two inches
Of sand or loan. Number the squares
in pencil so that they will cor
respond to the numbers on the corn,
place the four kernels In their proper
square, lay over them sheet of cloth
and r1a0n on fhaf on inch 0r CD ne damn
sawdust Set the box in room where
the temperature will not be over 20
and inside Of week you can gently
raise the cloth and find out just what
kind of seed corn you have got. Ears
which are thus shown to be defective
or weak in terminating power can then
be identified and thrown out. Good
seed has more to do with the yield of
the corn crop than most people think.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The stump Of tree represents some
of the meanest and most destructive
work of men. 1t is too often economic
wreckage, the sacrifice Of the useful,
the artistic and beautiful for paitry
present gain. Some men seem to hate
a tree on general principles, when It Is
one Of the most benefcent gifts Of ma
ture.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

Where a farm is kept one-half in
grass, with stock to utilize the grass
ard other products of the farm, it will
in the very nature Of things become
more productive each year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

A boy can never be interested In
farm work unless some effort is made
to make his work pleasant for him. II
he is given poor horse to care for, a
poor tool to work with, hard and un-
pleasant work to do and no tangible
and visible money return for his labor,
he will take the first chance to leave
the farm and try his luck at something
else. 1t is really very easy PROPOSE
ton to interest most boys In the farm,
but they must be treated as boys and
not as hired men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

If there is any talk about a trolley
line in your neighborhood 1t will be
good money in your pocket to get
next to the project, give the right Of
way through your farm and help it all
vOT1 nan
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

Those 100 young roosters which you
will raise this spring should be prop
erly operated upon at the right time and
converted into 100 eight pound capons
to bring you over a dollar apiece next
winter. Just as well have it done as
not. The old way they are not worth
over 20 cents each.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

A reader in Illinois wishes to know
whether speltz would be good crop
for him to grow on his farm, located In
central Illinois. We think not. Speltz
is not as good or as useful cereal as
either wheat, rye, barley or oats where
they will grow, but has a wide field Of
utility in the dry or semiarid regions
where none Of these cereals will do
well. 1t would be, however, all right to
experiment with small patch and see,
but we would have no confidence in it
as useful plant for the locality
named
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

A practical and profitable system Of
crop rotation is more needed all through
the corn belt than any other one thing.
Where corn will grow neither oats nor
wheat will do very we'll, and the temp
tation is ever present to follow corn
with corn, to the manifest injury Of
the crop and the soil.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The summer supply Of fuel should be
got together right now and put where
the good wife can always have dry
wood. If we were woman and our
man should make us hunt fuel to cook
his meals with, we would feed him on
raw oatmeal and soggy biscuits until
he came to.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The habit and growth of trees are
very excellent indications Of the fertili-
ty Of the soil where they grow, this
supposing that the rainfall Of any CIV
en- locality is sufficient for vigorous
tree growth. Where trees grow tall and
thrifty there is a strong soil. Where
they grow gnarly and scrubby there is
poor soil. The vigorous and thrifty
timber growth will always be associat-
ed with an equally vigorous and
healthy growth of the lesser things the
shrubs, bushes and vines. Large trees
will be found where hazel brush and
blackberry vines grow to a height Of
eight feet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The common gray rabbit, which is
generally supposed to be timber an
imal, has with the settlement Of the
prairies become a very common at
tache Of all prairie farms. He finds the
cornfelds fine place in which to
breed and hide and takes naturally to
road culverts and the bits Of grove
scattered all over. He has to dodge
the hen hawk and the big barn owl
during the summer and the farmers
boys during the winter. We have
known as many as 100 Of these rabbits
to be killed In a single day cut on the
prairie the past winter. The principal
harm which they do is to the young
fruit trees, and In this connection they
must be closely watched.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

When farm produces much more
forage than can be consumed on the
place, such as corn slower, hay, straw
and the like, and this surplus forage
Is either wasted or destroyed, the gen.
eral plan Of operation on such farm
needs changing. More land should be
put In pasture, smaller area Of ce-
reals raised and more stock be kept
The silo Is most valuable factor In
such new plan, it's use ON the average
sixty acre farm being good for the
keep Of at least fifteen more head of
stock than It would ever carry under
the old plan
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

One trouble is that men are apt to
regard the whole cornfeld as the unit,
when the real unit should be each in
dividual hill. If the field as whole
looks well and thrifty they think they
have a good field Of corn, when close
examination will show that some hills
are missing, some with a single kernel
in, some with altogether too many. It
is this way Of doing which reduces the
yield of corn per acre.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The acre reclaimed is always like the
lost sheep, an acre which always gives
US more pleasure to cultivate than the
ninety and nine which were always
good.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

The farmers everywhere should get
up on both hind feet and insist that the
telephone poles which now are found
along almost all public highways stuck
out about four feet from the fences
shall be removed back on to the fence
line. AS now set it is impossible to
NOW the highways with any ease. We
often wonder what lunatic started this
plan Of sticking them out into the road.
They would be moved if on our farm
mighty quick.