The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02
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Attempts Made by Western Rooster to Make the Hens
Wear Their last Feathers and Devote the Moult
Il ing Time to the Egg Industry ssssss sgi.a.s.ss
PROFESSOR JAFFA, nutrition expert at the State Uni
yersity Of California has plan by which hens will be
compelled to let go of their at all times OF the year.
whether they want to or not .s.#.s*. e#.sa
Professor Jafa is conducting experiments which
he says justified his belief that he will be able
troll the motng period Of hens which normally begins the
middle Of the and continues into September October
November. .4 &" e..S 81 NV
If the hen be persuaded make her old feathers
for another and throw her soul into the bus
ness, Of fresh eggs will be tossed into the market
that will be limited only by the physical endurance OF the
hen and the capacity of the country to absorb them
The egg is said have emssaries trying to buy
up Professor Jafa .....~
An ceboat sport of Michigan, N. d. took two of Mchi
CAMS faest young ladies for the bosom of Lake
Cary They spun For it happens that certain of the farm
es fences down into the lake. and when it is frozen
project and frozen to When
running smart clip the boat tried to jump the fence
and the post reached up and caught it. The post stayed
put but everything else took spin The boat hove to for
repairs and will have headlight installed for night sailing
hereafter; also moving machine attachment for clipping
off fence posts '-'-.' .-- -: ;,<"*.'
At Bethany, W. Va, John Whitsett married. At
night serenading party of ten including the Of United
States Senator Scott before the house and made
dev1l1sh calculated to wake cemetery CharleS
Whitset brother Of the happy man, went out and offered
the party money to buy Christmas treat they would
away and leave his brother and his wife in quiet The boys
refused unless shown the bride and bridegroom =, <~
The brother returned to the house and the din
newed lasting until the bridegroom, armed with poker
and his brother with pistol rushed from the house and
attacked the party. Armed also of injury andof
stern JUSTICE they succeeded in licking the entire gang
who fled, all but young Scott Happily he knocked in
sensible He carried home, and physicians worried
about him.. IT,. -.. ..=:..~ - -" j.
There moments when wants to be alone,'' and
if gang deliberately sets out to interrupt these moments
with noisy din and endsh cutlery, all thinking people
will rejoice when they get caught up WITH matter how
United States senator's slapped with bat
in the encounter.
Herman jerusalem New York leather merchant, pre-
sented petition to Supreme Court Justice Bscho to have
his changed to Jerome. The petition granted
Jerusalem, Jerome, born Kie Russia So years
ago. His fathers Jeel Jerusalem He said that
he had his sign from front Of his office because
people would stop and remark ''Jerusalem!!' <.:-.i
The Rock County Minn.) Herald has received letter
in defense Of certain lady in that vicinity The writer
says: s.< ....~- .:.. ...~ : @# .~.:>s = 80
in Rock Rapids has Hbtaai aPsnEaa for
has been Put the Blacklist By his Wife Never at
spend money boos Let his DEAR Wife to Sweet
facts and Can proof by the best people in Rock Rapids
Lived two Decide them know what say to be true
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Alloys idea of humor is shown in sad Christmas jok
at Louisville. On Sunday night rang the Moema
doorbell When the answered one t
be seen, but the doorstep package addressed
Benjamin Moellman For months the latter, boy
49, has been suffering from heart trouble, and when
opened the package and found shroud bearing card X
bright and happy Christmas to you he gasped for breat
and tainted He died thirteen hours later. The youhft
humorists being sought AFTER but what you do
them after you catch them? ....s% ~. :%#*
With every visit Of the stork to his home in Butte
county, Iowa, George Cramer farmer gets check f
$1,000 from his father in Germany The stork has pal
twelve visits Atho he had been than ordinar
successful at raising crops Cramer has cleared
babies. "''' $3.50 800 J.. 49, y -: @"% .>
8 Gramer to Iowa from Germany without a Ger
When the first little to the Cramer home, the
father in Germany we'll pleased that he forward
his check for 900 and declared that he would dupca
it with each visit Of the sor This thoughtess decar
tion made the spur Of the moment has kept grand
humping himself to get thalers enough to keep up with
glorious climate of Iowa. And the end is not yet.
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