The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-18

y A turkey today is worth as much
- l,ylAlH money as sheep few years ago.
NgNSNNd 1t may be noted here that the King
N XII drag makes an excellent snowplow
lW II and can be used to great advantage for
n III this purpose
"a ~ Just for fertilizing purposes the
aSSEgSsAAAz ~ mammoth clover is the best It's root
81 system is larger, and it will afford
ssS3 ~ heavier crop to pillow under to supply
humus to the soil.
ssSsg va A few women can make good crust
sS3S rAAne. for a custard or pumpkin pie which is
& palatabe and digestible, but many
cannot. These last should make the
YSA crust and bake it before putting in the
yg filing.
The fact seems to be established be-
always Iol- yond controversy that the crop
10 SICK hogs' nine years out of ten will be better
one and mature at least ten days earli-
e Duroc-Jer- er if planted on fall blowing rather
hog gives than on spring blowing.
ut when this
leeuins pul- The central west is in general way
results not good fruit section. Extremes Of
temperature often defeat the best eff
VI lne aver forts of the hortculturist. II one
which Deats would go where climatic conditions
winch sells kind and favorable he must seek the
brings twice pacifc coast
ear-old steer
produce. German farmer living in the west
gets thousand dollar draft for every
ser plants child born in his family from his rich
VS. I'VE rect father in the old country. 1t looks
pKlns Ia De- though he were trying to bankrupt the
ms Degn TO old man, for he has had twelve remit
tne neld ana tances in fifteen years.
, which they
nI anu LIS The bee men furnish the best of sci
entifc testimony that such product
" 10 Keep as artificial comb honey is imposst-
lulns unem bility, the bee alone possessing the
oot LOT lons power to cap the cells. The aduter-
WINE tne ated honey could be made the artificial
80 SICK Il comb can be made, but the combine
VERY uay' ~ ton cannot be accomplished
GIVE to their
The up to date cook will learn how
best to prepare the low priced cuts Of
poSS"so VI meat. Ten pounds Of beef be
Iuue as open bought for so cents ten pounds can
specimens u be bought for $780, and the fifty cent
I'll lndsquel lot of meat will contain just much
y lresn Iu nutrition and may be made just pal
7nl llgnt pe atable if the cook only knows beans,
iuaue Oueto. but most cooks don't
AieSn eA'ho There are 1,315,65O acres of alfalfa
growing in the five states of Colorado,
Utah. California, Idaho and Washing
years ago - ton, and the acreage is increasing
GU lor seeu greatly each year. 1t is good for four
.op do wnele crops year in all these states and in
: lounu OUT some of them for six. In connection
: II"t % : with the irrigation projects it is prov
we pi"ne ing the most valuable Of any crop
sAian pota which can be raised.
arnng more
- ~ It is just as true today as it ever
- - 80, that the safest and most honor
80 able way for to secure COM
petence is to do it little by little, TAX
80, 90 ,bo,+ ing a lifetime for the work The haste
Ia" to be rich and make money fast is the
- 49, - economic curse of America today. Ev-
,inr, w. ~ cry man wants to draw a prize in the
- 800 business lottery and is seldom content
20 with small savings and safe invest
- 80 - ments.
- o0n1 luAn North of latitude IS degrees all ten
~ enu eon der things-roses raspberres, black
I'll Stion l berries and the like-need to be we'll
0AS "a 'o protected with earth covering in
order to insure their living through the
!, - !, severe winters. While we have a few
= non n ~ varieties of the rose and raspberry
80 - which will pull through occasionally
~ LIS they are still not of the choice Sorts
y. 70 and even these benefited by prop
49,, 1o4 err winter protection.
~ ,o,fo.ro The many corn shows where men ex-
,oord o,ow, hibit cOrn-ten ears mOre-ln com
up perfect IL pS- 49, - - 49,
n shows held ' 1S on n0So Wy oAouo AueaS
have done u Mnae soou oohn leailS % Ano D,s~
overs along go GUS u ooln "fe ny ~ neans t.o
biggest horse is the best horse, and yet
+n,io+; threefourths Of corn raisers have
: t - the idea that size is the principal thing
- - in good ear Of corn These are be-
pisoa o.,o ing educated to more correct and bet
hich has be- ~ - -, ~ eoo ~ - W % "
damned that, ~ y 1 49, ~
Is too much
= is fod nd plans for the farm work Of the year,
. +bo farm decide how the crop shall be distrib-
! - . nyr uted and rotated, how much stock shall
oino soosnr be kept and of what kind see If little
co 7nIoss ba tile draining will not reclaim