The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-03
N DEVELOP MAINE.
hone by Encouraging the Agri-
lsh cultural Interests.

" cultural liitSiSSsS'
Ian Maine something should be
ne to enSU Uas, in substance, the coz clu-
IS. Inl ,Sse%sentative gathering Of , ISL
NJ a Eeps!asssional, railroad and news.
S, pFolssa arrived at at a meeting held
per nle et,% a. IN Portland. Gov. Fernald
i9Def -o'f tb i speakers. He said that
s one W ,,,,ps are due to the scarcity
? algD tprners and that cooperative
gooJ ! !'-, "a move crops to market is
gaa2S While he did not wish to be
sdea. as implying that the farm
3ef'leg Know enough about their
!; lie nu' MSS much may be done to
O 'p sp", in acquiring knowledge and
,st 'a, ro blades of grass grow where
king vi today. He continued:
T. nroduces many different prod
'Na'.l EARNS. We can grow almost
t: o. III. ~, 54re in this State, if we try,
3I}'1lDS 5gr paople want to know is
ail' II aid what to plant. What
v u w also better than that
No- ,,su ia any other part OF the
tA u ra,e for example our sweet
4. !. as.-.'t, H.. 41 ,.o9 NOW Gentlemen
Nla' a.- 5 '- of Maine are re-
4! '''' ael price for their sweet
yas Sing paid anywhere else in
% No. .9e farmers don't realize
we J.-- 10 is true
. as 1--' -' IN said that what was
he 81 aT5ailv true of MANY
e If 'e +.,,5d fr,Iit He told Of
tr i.= n. lad in New York a
el ,.-hsn he sent out from A
Z, "''. aa fr,1it and found that
le Il W.. .' hought for SO cents a
I'g1' -.''- -ot4s we're Sl25 a dozen.
gel nv ewes to the value of
9a. " h., said eve can nro-
m' Y .,re ripht here in Maine
p li1 ...,~ are grown in Oregon
as' They NAV not appear
as - ag. As rood color, but thew |
afs ... 4rt the taste and are in
i5 'r- NV. -bIa 10 the apples of Ore |
ga!s m - When our farmers
W ne accomplished in the
5-l" WI heir orchards then Maine
's .-1. ON the road of agricul-
}. nave . ..,.,.,' which cannot be eXcelled |
"a llshel'.E VIII" e''''''0' Nc eN
YGter7. ,..-,+lo,,o,, +bo+ :, ona
Ia ~ fT'i.1e l.le ane r.;s;rn - o O
atJ Z '-- -..' ~ s,,sh W. O. Of nnf.toes
40 2.'''''" ou9iislo " pooa'o ~
ssa T. gl-' eS5i S+ i+P' ~; mJ" n,,a an
id ~ fine T. ,l.'V'i ,nt - E F; ~ saa
pota-'o -y'.. ! " a ano W oo, NV W o,one
is5 #Ata I'd It''' ot!1 1870 Yin @' he
Is Hofo'U'" % p4 49, oo,, WV w
0bsl 7A- hol III ina Ina nou u az az
@Ioes beng crown, ~ an CIV osei 'n nc
ut @0'l' aho III SOM? sou :, places u as
d. Il -4l p7 'leI 4G T., my +,o co,o,nou
F&~de '' 'a4 9alu e .nI o1veiliol,
sw' d'- lie 't.os' E'lon.aoie ousiness
tbs .2ts ''' II In, Is NE .l n h popuiai as
ell hr7E-l mat the hign prices T are
Fio III. scarcity Oh goou lall arm Inc
r. 5as- e5ea groWlhg up ana abo leaving sa,n
farm Ter inc cues WINE Ihe STURDY
l-4 r. ,,,J tof+ ,,,,,,, o-ooS
iso4 aNs 1ir9 on anu lelt many goou
WA: .3ti.'eA ne spohe diso u Lne
Gs sals'a= ''auslfy ana showed thae
ias cutter 5"'1 rom me It larih lor 10
pts t'ln' Il r." years ago 1t no"
Ing ert,5 ana "here cows coulu De
l. .'- ss Il igW years ago they can
. -T Ut eJ"sh' lo[ 20, Wiiiig lhe
a7. s.ota ms aluch hlgher. + rom
zaleA h.'e.'+.os &c sdlu ne iaa louho
Ii .lH-- t~ an ever increasing, de-
-G1 g.0' stocE' Tor thoroughbred
ia .5i .aJ taken an interest IN
b e.5ii.sa IT, some aegfee ana mad
pm F 1ss .sol.lapie ana peasant:
.4ele ~.. l-| eioR, 1t can t help It,
~ '4r "I' .IAot but the man thlng
%~'s ~ "5 is 10 Ieach our farmers
p aa .-7J 5hlng Tor them to do
F. --.' ,-en 40 II;
5'5H.- fouaid talk was thorough
Fs' -@ al It's conclusion ne was
~ 4-,- minute 54lhules. ~ J.
mi -aaf. IT, w oods Oh Orono, al,
d.