The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-08-30

One tree Of Whitney No. 90 vii
usually furnish all the apples Of this
variety that any family can use. They
are good to eat out of hand for q few
days and furnish good PICKLE stock. and
| this IS about all that can be said Ii
their favors
| One Of the serious drawbacks con
nected with planting variety of apple
trees IS found in the disadvantage en-
oountered when one comes to market
the fruit, as few varieties have The
same season, or, if they do, sell we'll
when mixed
The total wheat crop for the year
1905 was 7S8O00, 900 bushels, OF which
amount 450,O00,O00 bushels were winter
wheat, the remainder spring, while OF
the total mentioned 500, 100000 Bushels
were consumed at home in the shape
Of bread and seed.
One year with another fellow VIII
do better to stack his grain unless he
Is as good as No. 4 or on the thrash
ing list. Where the grain is properly
stacked It goes through the sweat and
IS IN much better shape to put into the
bin than when it is thrashed from the
shock and not properly cured and dried
out.
lf Is an established fact that e4ec-
! trfcfty is coming to be recognized as
| an aid to the growth Of plant life.
Successful experiments have been
tried IN Massachusetts, where the cleo
trfc currents were passed through the
soil by means Of wires attached to bat
teries buried in the soil. The potatoes
raised in this field were found to be
larger as well as Of superior quality.
The farming in the southern states
. is left mostly in the hands Of the ne
! gro. The tendency Of the times seems
1 to be for the white man, woman and
child to prefer employment in the fac
| tory rather than work in the brolling
sun tn the field, while with the negro
| 1t is inst the opposite, the indoor con
fnement and rigid discipline being de-
cided1y distasteful after the careless,
!, easy going life on the farm.
/ Re Won borrow money of vo,,r father
mother, sister or brother pay back ex-
actly what Won borrow. M matter how
| small Business methods are inst as
obligatory in the home as elseayhere
/ though often more lax. Ill feeling and
| Inconvenience are often caused because
! small matters are neglected Dfscharc-
! ing an obligation recurring return
| IN money value by giving a present il
A good fly trap Is made by filing
glass jar about half full OF good
strong soap and water solution, then
covering it with a soft crest Of bread
which has been moistened with a little
milk. Make small hole IN the center
OF the bread and press tightly over the
top OF the Jar after the addition of q
little sugar to attract the flies. Place
this outside Of the door where the flies
gather and the results are surprising.
It Is estimated that the best part Of
fiIing process to which the rice is sub
jected. Most Of the nutrinent and
much Of the best flavor come from
the rough portion lying next to the
husk, and this is lost when the grain
Is rubbed and polished for American
use. foreigners, who are accustomed
to eating rice great deal, are very
contelnptuous Of the American article
and refuse to touch it
In compliance with the terms Of the
lately enacted meat inspection law the
South Omaha packing plants have or
dered 1000 white duck suits for their
male employees and 5000 dresses for
the women These are to be washed at
the companies expense, d clean suit
being furnished each day. It will thus
be seen that an agitation which was