West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-01

land that is tiled is easily increasedf In
IN value per acre the cost OF putting In OF NJ
the Improvement, while In many cases broug
the practical value OF land so treated ent III
Is nearly doubled
The
The housewife can soon rid her cup stand'
boards OF mice II she will set two or spread
three or the little guillotinc, or 'ter- hulnal
ror," traps, while larger size made with
on the same principle Is equally aeodlv the N
for the rats
The
The close connection between mois. and is
ture and blight was nicely shown this corn '
year In potato patch which the writer TO Ill
had situated Just to the north OF n but n,
heavy belt OF timber. Close to the SUIT o
woods the damage was serious. almost sight
complete, while II decreased TO little or
nothing in the middle of the field. 1t is
' fairly
1t Is n compliment TO the overope | compt
woman that she would rather ride In farm
the merry go round When attending the that I
state fair than spend her money view DARING
Ing the fearful carcass OF some mai. him o
formed or adlpose biped in the dime
museum. Fact is Il is usually the men 1t II
who patronize this last type of attrac- ouibs
tion. TO Inf
peculi
That many an important industry "a heavil
materially affected by popular within produ
is well Illustrated I'm the enormous do bulbs
cline I'm the bicycle business I'm tho windo
past few years. While many machines pipe (
are used today, II Is only by those who drama
IND them time and money savers.
Folks seek their pleasure I'm other Inc
channels. WASH
alfalfs
Any man who owns n quarter sec grow
tion of land unincumbered il abundant. kinds,
ly able TO invest In n $1,000 nutomo. grows
bile, good deal more SO than many | stand
town folk who own machines worth elaine
twice as much. The pleasure which | northe
the farmer and his family will get out matter
OF the car will be large interest re-
turn on the money invested and the In II
cost OF maintenance. opium
of the
II YOU must LET your chickens b,p the ia
and little, monopoliZe your neIghbors' It's IN
front yards, back yards and sidewalks, sum @
the least you can deceptly do when the trying
chickens have arrived at tho stage py IN
when they are worth anything to your winch
self or any one else-namely, the eat or th
Ing stage-is TO reward your much Within
tried neighbor with one of the said
pests for Sunday dinner. In
dress
II room Is limited ~ hardly navs tho things
average person I'm setting ont tho ers, satisf,
apple trees to experiment with many price.
or fancy varieties Choose some re- Iast G
liable variety which can be easily han ing Oh
died, cultivate 1t to its best and let inVoiv
others do the experimenting. 1t Is payint
hard 70 unroot n thrivirr to- o,or | would
though its fruit is worthless ana fails costn
TO the ground but TO decay and be an
eyesore. SIEVE
recent
waiting FOR man to come to meal heiu
AFTER 1t Is ready TO put on the table is tood
Just as trying from the housewives the Ia
standpoint as It is for the man OF the In din
house to wait for n meal 70 no nre | for us
pared after the dinner hour has ar | cookie
rived When either of these situations | wonde
occurs there is need for patIence and comes
forbearance, and this is especially true sent t
where the being late" on either side gives
has not come to be n habit
Thel
small central Iowa town is to be Farm
one OF the first in the west TO establish attent
a denatured alcohol plant under the try, al
law recently passed by conpress hav- ness O
Ing that end In view. Local citizens in tot
aided by outside capitalists will and W
finance the enterprise. The plant is to the en-
have q capacity of 200 gallons daily ton d
and will be ready for operation in a equal
few months The products consumed OF hor
In the manufacture OF the alcohol will quite
be grain, fruits and vegetables indust
dollar
With September come the school
dovs again ana eocb ,orort no. = ~, SIEVE
lie mIssIonarv dptv heforo~bir, Ga hoIn the vi
inc bIs boy. ri a,r,, o.. 90. - az | have
right .,roovo the rtobt r,ood O. tL fact I'll
Wort, before him cbId,s ott,.ndo 10 to
toward his school and his teacher is oie w
influenced nightly by what the par ny uo
ents think and talk at home. Even si"ns
thouoh tho fou ,vor,, dototn. a. 80, TO LOO
or girl ot homo for soroo dors 10. 80 more
that no an oxcrsa for ,b,n,,;,a, .hot found
education is ~ sacondarv tnnortoron would
them
= IL. they
- 49, =" .aPiuig INCREASING I'm April
1907 as compiled by the officials OF the Tn d
Set'Oe was fVVVV'VoVVVo rect son o
which exceeds by over per cent the | recar,
cut In 1906, up to that time the record no mr.,
cut. The report reveals the interesting that g
49,, ,r"e VIC sou'neIh suites Parucu pletiol
, 49, 1eAas, ha'e come 10 the 'front.' 10 the CO
~ Soi,,..' ,S,, mere Deine MARI the pi
~. 4ai's pehlnu III nortnerh states case G
white pine, while the yellow pine is aoerns
Sum iui III lhe southern suites scient
tion,
The agrculturist who annually al the dl
lows his corn fodder to go to waste ton o
beyond what his stock get out OF the
beached and tattered leaves during How
the months following the husklng OF growi
the crop is not living up TO his agrlcul- the nc
tural opportunities, and he needn't pre- the n
tehd that ne Is Probably cured corn able
todder Is second In feeding value only bly, Sc
70 clover, while II left in the field Il the M
barely provides the energy which an clover
animal has to expend In scratching the On
around for IT, For all kinds Of feeding or lar
purposes the silo makes possible the yers 7