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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
,rieer on lle-urarlSet as iray ttrnttils
gone through the sweahjn1lle 1slaGA


-Talsgg q faru with a1fotirer'
tl,er.. are few containing tha soil ner-
oscar io a profitable croI' OF
,,nr,, tiInoLrr Lay 5Iee'' il lis t'esE 10
I,sr mixed SEEDS. Wlrl. mixture
sn,srll ire depend sourcwlall Oh lie
I.cilrt ,lQd Glg.. streii2ll. {. tne'-so4l.
Wt,sr., eluy.r hay is HaII1'r siesfreL Ii
r,.Hlur. OF alsike cfoyer and timothy
1--WE sJ,fenaJ d results. pfrrtrca1ir5E On
so.. tiHlu js- inclined 10 be svgt&ItghI
,,unD,- NJ clnver. 10 the tcre 1s 1he
,,stga. -seetilrs lor red CLOVER. thot@n
o., .nnI lin. uus been a. clover SIX
,,u,lnus is usually sullclenJ As @1rlh@'
,ir4rr Us no, euoug., Glove En} -growA
ar, In. i,rrll FuitJuDlr as ttlirotrJ is
lev i.,c-,,v. ID. rto,-r t'i, a. Inlich
,,,or.., 7aluabIe Tor - mixed IoL Of stoc& ;
4, SIMS TIE cow siseeIn -CatEt~
,,Dtps ipottr~ than etIher -~tiiIoEtiy or
n,kel huy an6 is VERY Nitiuabir ioF
7.,. ,~gI,rey5 w4ere tirsr,' IS All abun1-
an., ~ would not hestltt" L" teed
r,yi,. 49, less Of i'll 10 swln" a. q 'tE4">
,,,p j. Ia. ruughrg, iruIu curn aloNsL'
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
RHEUMATISM lGuRED
ffne-L,issase Gfeiaec rteadiystg,n.
vsyHtiarus' EinRSFitis stper CHE,
~srsarrusrE rRteL.

-DrEyiILIaTus' FlrkRiias uuresrhes,.
tryul a,4cause trey suplrv JA7 1eees,,,.
r eieIIre,ats 10 the YiIiateI u4Jua apa'
npIs ui1trrrs1to1 casJre uy Ill Iup1fne,
asd eIect Ii crire, Mir. t}okeF.osgs
e 1Jg FITCH street, SyIztGus". Ny. ,Er5
furnish living eylaenes { Jns -trah.g
, TN --srst1eunert. -TIAsre IL b usenrbe,
auatisIuilrruyfanla yeF'r since Lcanaa
t-1pamger, she1sars. ~ y gluudmasa,
-wus "a great SIfterer 1rul lauscaw,
rragl1nutrsI and lay Jrottr"r lair0 haaiSs
/ disease ina nAt lorJ- ADuutR Yss1
l. AGO EaAadla hard cold an rIeanrat,Ym
h caughtGRe InJuy BI khr Lire1t gsrs
surru palrS, confined 40 u. neighbar.
g. hood of tha-tinP5 and bBeY eteHedfopp
right ifIfo tss bol3e. The JAIL isuls48
v~asintanse aud / uiso maj uIzzY spe9S
-"FIne doctors CntFed II trmbs
rrIaric and scrar1G rheuluuJISn When
Il dun t. get better uuUf'" IueIre trr,t
IL brptteU-lIl-luTV sugEesFe6tirF
rrv9Dy wiit1uns Pink PHI + 5ungIt
thpee bexes, and. ry tn" tlGi-- I h.
v taken THEM the palLand u~4zzluesshsl
ertueiv tEttzInt. .IewGITJL Iy mar
sure oEgD crrre so !. pDugtr Ituta nE
boxes. nut Iulun JIAke uIu4e a. Dt1hsn
AS I found that tWHs-enU1Trrv cured.
s Beiora iJO0k the pills Il painwt
50 severe 1nub Ihnd TO-CryU- uunssan
.r~yneu tgwas cuHed t=wHs 50 ~tLnnkfulan
tratnfuL and Lam glad t. 7-guIulHea
them- toaeEery One wnu suffers VII
cheuIuaTasnI.'
+ -BrrTYriiiulns Pink Pills nave rrrs
I7seu1ree case otauEeIll4a, scltItiua- uDrgoEl
ness uartiut prsrf1 ysls, iorulnuJUr Rtrx
. 80 andss ST T1tus' fdH4aca EhnG nav npsn,
sponaedpJosothe mode OF rrearlHsu
AL 4Grugsrstsa sell BrE WIiuulngErfl
Pills OR thevsw-uteee7ssu Nv IRalL DDS
paid On receipt of1Ir9ce, o. ceITszp
pex. arz boxes torS3.50 by the Or III
! Iaius Mediclne Co SCHENECTADY M
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
s;fUU Reward, SLID.

-Tse~reaaers q tais nIPeU VII b pfeasaa
IN .asru -tnet tlPrT IS n teSSt che IIredHsl
ssx..ss-tl,, =ss3euc- hSs ben aDfs' 10 eur IL
AL ffts sfrsgea. KID thai Is LItarrL tinlEs
EOstgrrh 1Cure l. tisr 7olfy positive ciIre HOW
haaorvu DC the medical fraternity AIIdrll
~,sts,y "a Constitutions dIseasS rsflnfres 4
,,sy,rf;r-tpoaai tree ruFSiL. Halls Lsitirta
Ffa1re as =raxsn stnusrLaitJ, scit,S tiirSstb
blood z1-n mucous 1snrI4ees 10. .nM
.s-,t.-a -t4ssr4hv dfesrroytIT the toIrttitinn
- Nts,e E1isasse. saEd .giTIuT the Eultism
.rr-,.rth nv iyuIadhag z-p- the constitution AM
1.ssistfp- -narure IN GtofzIG us ICE AM
TT,ro,.tetcrs have $50 EulzscD Haiti IN IL a,iE
yfvs -tssExers that they ao.ferIfne ttInnfAl
rIlolt1rs Tor sauv case ttsHat itftaS no GH0@
EE..pC for LIST ~ gtestinrcntais
adtir.ss Il Il NfiEfSIh G ILL., h"""
SS,1fp by Druggists, E!sr- -,
Take Halls Iau1iIJ Pills fS7 toas'a"-"A
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
POLICY Xifscss HOTEL.


1t Sssii BE tl2e GrLas ~ si@Ssfs1i@
Ing, 5~fortS-t<yP &sssfAsS Ehs4sA'
Albert j. AdaRas rof rp9tagy fame &C
Leogsi5as ITO 3Ioetta4erf e Merritt afel--
.taet Is the head Of a S1lshLSNp asEpd1-
cate syatsA purposes 9tsa;ftiis = it@2Eti
i~&origrVgFp stories iiiAgD. ~s4sFesh Sstsip
and aseSsath ~aaFeupes, AID raiiillias
through from 9AliFtgssee9ad 80 thirty
thlrd streets, SAYS the Ae# ASss
Zines.
Dir. Aerritt, who Eas the architect
Idef II. f9fNeij 81 fGg.s building, the
Washington apartments, the alaiissr
building and other laEge structures III
sLaaLattan, is aigeadE al work pa the
plans and specifications 49r the aeF
hotel yHeabreatals that the strtIs4tsize
will rear its bead 40 feet in air and
embrace features Il Adains' plans axe
carried out, Jne4er psfere attempted ia
tie Aosel Hprld.
Ia3le plan lc~9ntemplates The E9nstFdc-
tJpn Of a hotel more than ftRiee gile
size Of the lCllatswegth, which STANDS
at the fo9t az kh.est BeFang-sscpnfi
street. Its rQgn capacity Eiil he tQns
and gae7haH times Ereater than thar 81
tie eAnapnla, Abe largest apartment
bpssse IN tae ,wpEld.
III will Aape accommodations for '.
100 sgaests. Ibere WiII be go single
,Eopsns aiths baths. In eEesg sAiU 81
paElor, bedroom and bath tAeEe wiil
be d EeEriseIator, whiah Fwiil suppig
its pWp 4Rigiditg., after the Fashion %
acpoiing roplus IN Fb~EeEariAs. TAert
xii sbe faucets in all peGEp9ms, wAies
wia r,n Ice Hater. steaa tsat eiac
trio Light and hot and cold water vii
5bP eEersgEgAere.
afAe forty second door pshi cpmIsas'
q dining Eoon and q BALLROOM. "a roo
s.aDl.en Miii be 4 Geature an #agR
weather. 1t is proposed ~ SiTe exc
the basement ~ p plisiFSisp bate estab
! lisAa}ent, with q SWIMMING pool e
feet hong and 25 feet gsGe,
llage NOT Ale slightest idea wh4
/ 3n~terestea ip this enterprise witl
4p Adaals.' SAID ~ lAleiFtst gestel
lag Afternoon. n Aage been efnpl2ge,
by hina lp ylny pEpfessi9nal capacity 10
I Ifteep years guld lie IL the only Hlal
8tith gApns 4 Aage had any AeaAlgs i
tAis lIsetel pndeFtaking NedeEstaat
that he has assoeiates, but hay
i neEer heard lhelr names. He .9R9s g2
! feet frontage IA West ghlrty sec9p
street. Aet.ss4aAn sLAtl and SeyaptA ava
: nuess, aLla h~esinpAil2 ~ feet vest &
I Seventh Avenue, Which rpns thE9pg
: ~ Thlrty7tIdEa stIeet, q distance pf ~
fest. haze peepp tod that aa5aeer
h hplalpgs Aage Aespp bought i~ncreasln
3 tbs frontage, but I Aage nlq ddseAuIte ~
vices AqIpqqrp falhAs RIointP
Ale afeAAteea seppltqertsa4ns not q,
i slightest saqpDt as ~ He praet9cab;;lHat
Qf i foltytgp7st9ry pqsqApg Bo
ngs i IL u fgaqtea4 4tlqt tAe best /
i, / IYeA pp1asSlfEy9i9s eap S1e had az
& aeptp 9f Hfty feeif ARD itAeEe can /
Il ppP qpestbpp rs t9 s9iAAqity Whea
s-yseraper A. erecitea, However, an Ell
70 mennt ~ ~x gpelnadqtT and return antel
III FAeTe aqlre strpetrrali problems
D. he oyerc9me Which ippakes a fartie,
ss aapsr Gpqss ffqaeHEee ftar@TT 4 ffaafth iieoF,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

MI Ah AZ
T.. ilE.r AloLBenl asel Ig@ ~.
. a4I. .aHso sltglt- -" @.. @-' '
nt.,l.r win q itel.' apt- r-I4"H
...al ,.arled AM ltr4iea Eve Lie
.~t,raca,~I 3rg4e.
lr.. l,a,i AH' ) -%'7~'
, w4ispele
IT, 2' ~ i'ir+4'' "'
Viz. al.v.t4. Il --i. ~rri1" ~. ~
. lrls-sLr ~uiLtsAeAtte IL >tf-
, sIul-4.n- rlIt al 4 sl7A'Ea 'N '''H y
h1a-"
Nj. Aevl4c. w. -". "eA4n~
3ra-.
"lAr ,os~' DO" 29" +'HT
.4.
lt-. y,%utIul n " T3a2 'f"''
90, 4r. , IT, ELFHl of'- / 7''17
~ e. Iuau- about
'.N ua' SO. 4"|i Il H>''." = ''''
4 sAvu.. ALLOW @r as'0'2 -"uS@".
& I+ u"ls ri IA - J." ''"' "'
; sv uH ot Aiua. ha' 4e>fs'th. AK ID
4aA laD.,0 .eaTe O. lis s"1st~
~. III Nj, ~''nA' f'1- a~
tahvi', 'hI"e'' 50" DIV
4ae> "4o sAssi@~ - ~ h-' .,a
s-l&+T tD"' III "0'i'-
ia HaADS N...,.. ..r.,
~4tI7 u't' soi" r0'' NlL. DS'~
~ ~ ii - AZ
'lt"'' ,' van asur 4~ H.
lei. sou l@ett+r -a"' 49, .a.
pli FLisA-'
ALI
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Omen the s,sas1e w..ssms.

If the COWS have been stabbed aail
winter they are likely ITO EpeeegDe laE-
easy As spring .ad.apees and kong fer
rSatGGoFs. 1t IS an aaaeeiiritt pian 10
ttfFn them out INTO sheltered tsafRYsft1s
that ace clean and SO aasfaTgedttiaat THE
eepid spring winds will not thba~ over
them. 6itae them some gfotfgis9ge 10
MUNICH over while they axe ont. If 1t
Is not feasible 10 turn them ont yet,
thea arrange the stable 80 ttiaey may
have all the fresh dig possible without
causing the aaE TO blow over then TO
they axe likely 10 catch cold. Itae win
rG9E arranged 50 that At Mag Ebecspenep
and the Opening covered sbg the muslin
sash will furnish ttls ar without
rdFaugl.t better than anything else rs
speeiaily give the COWS sun II 1T can tBe
done. ri fthaTe IS an open shed on ttibe
place facing the sun into which tbs
rcoeEs may be turned they will aefjes
it immensely. fiihis little care 1usr d lev
.esaei1s bsfeee fJibsy axe turned rout 10
gFass will help itffairs wonderfully.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
GHAER If.

sogaap fad G9m NQoc ard sped
ASross Ms sylasn az FIate Walgb &1AgaI
Laye aston sized lis feltoB p3epabers pc
tie 1agnst Mle ran WtA9A stcpDg
Anatll AS Lag tAe pAfF2BS bahsgd
LSp, gfd gsaelsaf tie lal9e seaalng g9
Ihe l2prt shefp Ae stQaspea fW sheer
eJlaek 81 hEea1sh ans spsh, AID oagy
t1en hecapae ~Gouseiozs Af p stlIAging,
burning patn III his lexst arm
he QRa his right haad To Ale spot
aIl sY5t1dIew & net B.h sblopJ ghep
le g~epepnlbeTed AeaElpg the sound lAi
d geyclyeg, ana Jspan3 d SHARP paus
af 4aipp M hs Ngpaen4 he Rdte
NeM pNl Banks 1nAst aaage AEed ~
Rtl Hqopqnaed hinl-
He speJ op fQ The Court aag@sp, aHq
letaps A5MsaB stole Ap ~ As
room The first fJpg he Aa was II
eyapane us 89pnS II Was AQ /
serious ppe. Ae bqIlet dAaydpg Ysi
se9Fsd l tbe rsspy 5paft IN tAe s4FRR Pe
lev fhs elppHpEB h5qqf N vas sTfTtAlsA
paipfpI, Rpd yPTa9p gp9Spsq h1s teet1
ps ne Vaashhseiy h Wsqpqpqpq ana hpppqqSeS
" NTH s9ple 1Qi1qp
Tbs pe4t dpy bs tod hYs ssFgapt:
that Ia hgd ACCIDENTALLY H9ppqeq hAp
seIf slshtlyy m ip t the A aflp' Hs 8as Reff
Isl r fFn gFys ffq4tir GFffy ff4F iffe
gramm tY AAnffey saytpg hs @9g9a Te
fprp t9 eHqqn tbe nezt aay.
fAe Eeesipt ~ HIS teifsraYn ItafRee'
AAdHlfey IN ie49s isYpf9R aAaa ~ tRp his
hQqse, ffbe Erppss, Rf tyHpe, an'
pqthipg WppIif satisfy PSF bgt tha
SyisfaSs ##hhG hff 4 M ff9W Ell
bb9aras, Mfhast 81 Siih hef apa bfip'
iffsst lpp99FrHHis5ngg Ills tlhfiss saar ial 81 81
ffhfig fFlp eseeFfea BY L9fq AsffeA
gas IaEsly aayi aHf sylsla -
mHFHHHff5 HffbHf HEFFfk7f HIN Rffs .FtI
ds|lgbtRH fiji sIseYNqHt Mh8 hhaa 4
9yYf besH Fathsff lHpellpeaa Is sfHHAH4BBll
III 4 &, m. ys III fax fsHIs a sakis
{Rd When they hak left net az
tfS{Rg L2A2eR sQae Milss BeAln
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Pegs 80 s,.e..ss,n Renee ,t.zsa.

IT HAS been fouiid beHutf al uusss-
+tien that it Js,ss 10 thoroughly SEASON
posts and poles pf all kinds, Eor humber
which is 10 be used for CONSTRUCTION
Itnsposes, sags bcafesser k,fli.er OF
Iowa. If IipHlber is put iitito a 5pillt-
ing while green it 6Ipes 40 mold nearly
as well under fthe mail, iaut lis almost
sane 10 be tor less nsjprsd Try
Haagpite or dary rot- Cut sopr Ifpsts
at the EtIue suggested, peel them and
flick them slp as railroad tlss fgne pulled,
atfd see AZ ttassr INCREASED titetsnae VIII
h0t thap ,efey ser the time
which they stand iGIa.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
ns..II.-I .

Cart. aie1arutieT Hir1r-n1Is, h LILLE
worth. Me. although ! s@a ri4NN-1
apf sapiifry, lints i~itvsuyF .i5ear lEot@n u"
Observation-Disclosures IN OH" ""tiAsinA'
while au nome dpstyveel3 rru%. ~ VIZ
ccitfed rIc Liu1ve u splr rllniiH1 II
liiis Liauisse EiatiEsu alu. nASstaTeL~
ing somewhat DT 4 cIr1Tallter. liz -
dlertook rtfis -pu-7 u i himself LI
Iiaiorea al it iHursrrLnrEsr 1m @'
ur 1--WE
lit was 1frnllf- HrtlHsu n":urlIns 70
Ills lftieas, Hill as ie nrn"" I1s lAS
NAH and surveyed nH wfrri, mn WIZ
ON prttfe. .te a-aliEd hF wiz ID 50
what 81 gpu6 tdD la mad TIME
Ssip GItmifad etlH FIlLIrh' ILL
paused, ssunnvt1Ir In-pleZRa &n@ g
der lppf5rns III win IN ID H1A :,
snid: .+EyTirT, AEsc, wtltartA Ih@ o-"-
..5ar thunder" ~GZclIimaa L-s c-P
tain. i'm ar1naxnma1rS 4 1Hrs'
ai,,nrt #, He Ind ucnu&EtF lB1oa Al'
sell into the rnnm.-3nsEaD be111a
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

-yI,,-t, - h. GOO reason VT Inc
rYsr . we,g1lr- III" milk a. nscf'rtitin
wpa, each CIV - uuIug should b" put
Or urt.. laI sIarr lrr-wttL the fresh
COWS and kr,errL III, atount II Ihe time
1b., ar er,e. or agGill IL ohr WILL
1teu nuse IL valuable" Et-cprd O. results.
u..,ghycr wuuI4 We anuuceu 10 1rJ
qht- ulu.. segeral Feurs ago WAS -giad
..uuugn T. ". rid O. une-ht7t oi hS
hero OF etghteeu COW and buy Re"
one>. ier b. IuunL that lhoS" Ia" sold
mad bee. robbiug Inn ier Eears ii
1na cas- o. two OF lhtm They Were II
-l,e,sittgp Isss wllite' the others -gaE% moi
tnopgh protr III lhe tweis" m~on2hs-lo
~auy,vheTe uee~ pay fer lii time rcoa-
suu4ad Al eertng Icr Lheu. The eyes
OF tn,.te. than one l~datrylnau nav" been
opened b. this -siInpi" -exeaterI or
keeTiug ii careful ~recerl. by %etghi- OF
liz ItiiE furnished by each co" Acr a
-gjpeu I,erloG O. considerable ieugIh.
rIl4s IS necessary tyr >suIae cow ere
smGli Iutlkers In auttmer Others III WA
ler. and VICE sersa--iDGlanEpoass NEWS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
us~e YoErh-

@gu. can !lEn support NE In DI -.
-as~s 7 have been accustomed: sH'
asked ...
He smiled hoo.
81 80. -h;,s I should have any hes'
NoAA - ha sold
tany in promising that ne sa .,ot
And then she suddenly reaiizeu .n n
ha knew her folks kept only N Su SCI,
vant. that the gown she wore was us s
seasons style. and that her mother hau
Let the upper hail bedroom o a roone q
rno vas in the gimlet department OIL .
doyntown hardware store.-Cievelano
Plain Dealer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

A discovery That may have an &m-
ssertatt plafs IN the merI6's HISTORY,
though OF apparent trisGaG &tay9,1anas
IN itself is that native Japanese cat
tie, under atatsanaa conditions. are srss
ffpza tuberculosis while cattle fr1-
ported &ab9 Japsa appear TO be a1gagy
susceptible, The Significance Of tie
discovery lies In sas possibility that AN
i4a@aasae breed OF cattle May be de-
Sel9geS which, OF course, would be q
big victory ia the war being xagad
against the white plague.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Hsaalns q fenae .o.t.

6ftentiHaes 1T is necessary dr polite
TO curve the fafnn fence al "a certain
point, and those who have built such
fences appreciate the diaiGulsg 81 set
tiDg the post at the =shaspeat point 81
the curve, so that At will not pull over.
any Of the ordinary methods 81 lb4atc-
ipg do Dot seen 20 answer the purpose.
An excellent brace may be mate lily
sthe following Epaan.: Place ttLe post an
position, then dig a hole tsgo feet deep
aud about six Or eight Geet frpm che
post Obtain a heavy astoiie and hasten
q stout piece 81 Riire 10 A, long enough
10 Freach TO the post and wrap around
At tsSp Qr ftiree times. ffhen bury the
stpne in the lhQie, covering it with the
soil and sfasfping the soil down tightly.
HAe pther eenq ef the wflse Dis then
wrapped about the post tightly and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
sEay4g Is % use Automobile gagaags
aa1hsy #p fata
HEcAyEp sJAEc
5000 Yrsplea,.

A Eseep PEsnIsn,-
An Asfseysls NAB tells Boy TsAf
yysesSf All E|# aisp RsasSaRss Aaf Fl
ed Us acyonapiisb
ft sEo more 4fan ID ysaTs,e 5e Sas
III vas 1aihIctef wifi stomach Sfpsl2ae
md InenA issasstiop, gas forming
SrsAi These sopditIo R
Wndoph5sdtIs que dle sayshy 1928
He, WAiVte Dread RQt9tass sste. Fnq
A5dn,F dIgesf gTsY sf RI y Yhtn hpas
Mfsy yaJ agp haq p attaik Yh3sfH'
lid HbGtoE dagheked ne appsnaaGliql
g3Ehsn III spIgsepp so2erAtsqq IN Hs,
d3o Sssss as,s Ii Hag sfopnsydaa Tint my t Y9A9l
s sIs's.IsIsp { u R'l'sFs RPs'ssss e
sSlss Apsat Tins hsss pFf
3pe hs as att 9aaeh Ms Y
B@SpRtRs sssas aaR9 aBsYssY Rpfalq slsa9l
6SlpsSppqr tbbsepp Ssaailda t iha Y9affq
d1hsye IN mi ters}l9f sfYR 3
u + ~ ss !
4 kas g iMpas MI NasF
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MI Bfl4R II ieafaF fa M ReFfes
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
$50. ao 8 -

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So 4h45z 2Isteh 4Alasst 49,, n 49, -
Tle U1aB9
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vs. p5r4tsss Tu5a3tefnee frp 20
eraf1@E trfI9 aes
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Tive to KIN Locust Trees.

The simplest way Of killing locust
on other trees IL 10 cut them down soon
after the quick growth Of the spring
has been made, which would be some
time between June ] and 10. II you
merely wish ~ kill them without re-
moving them, there is no better way
than 70 girdie them around by cutting
through the sap wood with an TX. The
use OF salt about the roots Of trees will
kill them, but it requires a large guam
tity to kill established trees.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Giant Amons Incubator..

An Incubator holding I1,7e0 eggs is
now In operation in Buffalo, N. T., and
he company building it is said to have
orders for three more of the mammoth
incubators in different parts OF the
United States. 1t would seem from
this that the problem OF artificial fncu-
batIon had passed the experimental
stage. which many people seem to
think 1t Is still laborfng in.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
vi BauuD

saau ouI=ar-ayllI. Liz whole being -sHE-
re4naac b. Auaras 1ag- Inches 81
and taree Eoet 8ertg -naEed tegetler al
the CORNERS and resting OF Tie 1oer or
the braoder, when lAe chicks are zen
days cid one OF these boards may obe
rtaAen away aHd "A bridge a5ased $50 thai
the chicks nay It'll from the A6Rer Id
the a&e9r Of the room.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
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rooms. Xes. that the Aal-auE L"fIi
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immensely, no ast"eE
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OF the xisrolac CANE Up tAe
great stairs, sppaftaE blltaeF but
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went a6Nn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
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n. <.sI. Isu.ss Clu-nfr sunl;1ls. s~'1 20;
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

iAeid IN position with staples. 1t should
be drawn taut II will not be possible
taF the post to draw away from this
brace under any ordinary conditions.
The illustration shows how simple the
plan is,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

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Bttspe NH RalR MiFtyssix ssessss In
tEeRtysseRF AsHfsr
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
work Done hy Earth Worm..

Darwin estimates that there are lOO,-
coo earthworms quietly ut work for
the advantage Of the upper ak feet OF
every acre. They continually turn over
the soil and drag down leaves ana
grass, and thus they Loosen tbs sail
and frrfilixa the ground. 40 that hecss,
s6ry mir cal. reach the roots sAst sorssd
ssz tfex,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

Is the amount that many
farmers will realize from
their wheat crop this yeas
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-31
A Good Thing 10 Know.

The filling of physicians pres
criptiOnS calls for the exercise of
great care in order that the hest
results may be obtained for the
patient from the treatment OF the
ply stefan. AT the Moss Phar
macy all compromising of pres
criptions and dispensing of medi-
cines is done with precision and
skill in a private laboratory spec
tally arranged for that purpose.
This is a matter that can not fail
to appeal strongly to physicians
and their patients, and all
thoughtful persons.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-31
Committed Suicide

Sunday night George Gustave
Scranton, a young man about q
years of age. committed suicide
at his home in this city by cutting
his throat with a razor. He had
for the past year and Il half SUI
fered from mental trouble and
the rash act is thought to have
been a result Of his unfortunate
condition. Funeral services were
held at St. Johns Catholic church
at 4 p. m. Monday attended by a
large concOurse Of friends ana
relatives.