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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07
COLLEGE LOSES
TO WESLEYAN
BOOKINGS FOOTBALL TEAM DE-
FEATED BY MITCHELL BY
% TO 0 SCORE
BRO0K|NGS HIGH DEFEATS PIERRE
College Team Accompanied to Mitch.
ell by a Special Train Carrying
over Two Hundred Rioters

The State college football team
Went down to defeat in the last game
or the season on Thanksgiving day.
losing to Dakota Wesleyan at Mitchell
by a score of % to o.. The Brookings
team was but a shadow of the great
team that represented the institution
at the beginning Of the season and
defeat at the hands OF the Methodists
was expected, and inevitable. The
team had been badly shot to pieces
by discussions and two or three of
the stars were absent from the line
up. Without entering into the merits
OF either side of the controversy, and
both sides have their merits, we are
inclined to think that the outcome of
the week of pickering will be a bene-
fit to college athletics. 1t has been
definitely decided that the coach Is
the boss of the team, a point that has
been in doubt the last two or three
years, and with this cleared up we
may expect better results, or at least
We will know where to place the re-
sponsibility.
The team was accompanied to
Mitchell by a loyal band Of over two
hundred r%ooters, who went down on
a special train, leaving here at six
thirty In the morning and arriving
home at one-thirty that night. The
weather was ideal, the first nice day
in weeks and the crowd had a great
time, even II the football team did get
a ~walloping. However, defeat was
expected before the crowd left here.
so that 1t did not prevent the rooters
from enjoying themselves. The col
lege band, under the direction of
Prof. Christensen, accompanied the
special and furnished music for the
crowd and inspiration for the team.
The team fought gamely in the face
of certain defeat and Mitchell earned
every point they made.
while the college boys were being
trimmed at Mitchell our high school
team was doing things at Pierre, de-.
feating the high school team of that
city by a score of 10 to 0. The boys
played one of their best games of
the season and Pierre never had n
chance with them. Skinner, the star
backheld man, was not in the line
up, but he was not needed.
The college football team has cleo
ted James Lockhart captain for 1912.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07
ART EXHIBIT.

The annual exhibit of the Art club
will occur at the Art rooms Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, December
7, 8 and 9. The exhibit will be open
from $40 a. M. till 6 p. m. every day
except Saturday, when it will close
at 3:15 p. m. The pictures will be
largely color reproductions of famous
paintings with a few Copley prints
and Bran photographs. In connec-
ton there will be an exhibit of rare
copies of works Of Dickens and
Thackeray. Single admission 10c.
Season tickets 25c.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07

and Alaska. Some of the state eX-
hibits are said to be finer than those
which the states made at the Seattle
Or Portland exposition because the
states have been in the "show bust
ness and it takes experience to
gather and arrange a good display.
Minnesota has a large part in this
exposition, occupying 1900 square
feet. While the other states are
represented, it has been shown that
Minnesota always gets her share. The
work of the railroads to secure set
tiers for the northwest results every
year in Minnesota securing about 80
per cent of all the settlers who move
west and pass through the Twin City.
Railroads which granted low rates
from points within two hundred and
fifty miles of st. Paul and Minneapolis
on account of the land products
show" announced this week that
they would go a step further and put
the rates in from all points in Mime
sofa. There was such a demand for
the rates in the far northern part OF
the state that the railroads got busy
and announced a rate of one and
one third fares for the round trip
The tickets will go on sale December
II and will be good to return until
December "a.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07
ni;iiinSY NOTES
FROM S. D. S. c
PHARMACY DEPARTMENT MAKES
AN ENvIABLE RECORD DUR
ING THE YEAR
FOUR HIGH MEN ARE FROM COLLEGE
Jack Rabbit Board Prepares for 1911
Production, Which Promises to
Be Unusually Fine

That the school Of pharmacy of the
State college in this city is one of
the best in the northwest was the
official opinion of the State Board of
Pharmacy, according to the annual
report of the association meetings
just received from the press. Presi-
dent Kylehs also advises ali druggists
to ur ir clerks to take d course
ir 9.drmacy in the State College,
where they will get as good training
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kota. He has for several ears deco
rated county exhibits at the State
Fair, and at the Mitchell Corn Palace,
with great success. He is now as
sisting in the botany department of
the State College.
Leslie Coolidge, who graduated
from the State College last spring,
has received a fellowship for post
graduate study in the University Of
Missouri, where he is now taking
advanced work, and acting as assist
ant.
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LAND SHOni' 'i Will Of H
OPEN MONDAY
NORTHWESTERN LAND SHOW TO
BE HELD AT ST. PAUL DE-
CEMBER 1928
SOUTH DAKOTA TO Be REPRESENTED
Show Will Be an Exposition of the
Products of the Great North
west-Exhibit to Be Fine

After a year Of preparation the
Northwestern Land Show will open
in the st. Paul Auditorium next Tues
day, December II and continue until
December %.
While a land show, the exposition
is in reality a products show" just
like the worlds fairs and larger state
fairs. It is agricultural, industrial,
from the farms, forests, mines, lakes,
rivers and factories of seven states
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a glowing tribute to the Little Quak-
er Lady," whose inspiration had lead
her master to accomplishment, and
as a final thought he left the ma
terial part of General Beadle's work
is well nigh done, but the intellectual
and spiritual will remain forever"
The address concluded with the
words of the poet:
Too wise for doubts, too safe for
fear,
Before Gods altar place he stands
And offers in unstained hands
The gifts of fourscore manly years"
Immediately following the statue
was unveiled by Miss Kathryn
French, county superintendent of
schools in Union county, and Mrs.
May Beadle Frink, a daughter of the
general.
1t was decided by a vote of the as
ISOLATION to request the Beadle me-
mortal committee to continue in
charge of the surplus funds in their
hands, amounting to about $4,000, and
to use it to assist in the erection Of
a state educational building or the
state fair grounds when sufficient
a state fair grounds when sufficient
funds have been provided from other
sources for the erection of such a
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07

Many group pictures of classes and
societies are being taken now.
The literary people are composing
masterpieces, fun makers are gobbl-
ing up stray bits of humor in and
about the campus, the c~artoonists are
busy s%ketching the odds and ends OF
college life, the Kodak Brigade is
everpresent and the Jack Rabbit will
get you if you don't watch out"
Manley Champlin, assistant in ag-
ronomy at the State college, has gone
to Washington to make the annual
report OF the cooperative government
work in agriculture in South Dakota.
This includes all work Of the South
Dakota experiment stations which is
done In cooperation with the United
States Department OF Agriculture.
Johnson Sarvis, who graduated
from the State college with the class
OF 1909, is a member Of the South Da-
kota delegation on the Governors Spe-
cial Train, which is now making it's
memorable tour throughout the east.
Mr.. Sarvis is acting in the capacity
OF expert decorator and demonstrator
of South Dakota products, on the
South Dakota car. AS a student of
botany, and expert in arrangement of
botanical specimens Mr.. Sarvis is
probably without a peer in South Da-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07

Fred Cole went to Ethan, near
Mitchell, last week to spend a cou-
pie Of days with his mother, return
ing home on the special football train
Thursday night.
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Refu 3eaIan6. Soo0anne Br9iter
fnnoe nRre noget ior De unge ioo
pei JON for De RIore al pore 2nnos.
m9no, og De funoe bel ogiao lot.
tie Here al De unge oelififfeoe W9no
paa ben Sonfe at reiie FER til Slime.
rifo for Of blioe opl9rte til Rre-
itegerningen, boilfen De iaa ifuloe
oirfe / / oeres eget Siemlan0.
aaerbeoit er BET at iaa to BrG.
tier al Ste0 til g~uitralien pao cen
Gang. gt begpnoe me0 TO 8r9iter
er fun, iom onen for iagt, en- life
9eapn6elie; men lDffes oct life at
finoe TO, iom bill reiie, og iom fan
magte oen @erning, De ifnl oirfe
/, iaa gio bog bet mna lpffes at
finoe cen eneite Brett, Der fsler Zig
6repen al CUBS QlonS, 90 iom bar
6e forne6ne apaliiifationer til at
ar6eioe for pore 2anosmpnos 5rel.
ie / auItrnlien og poa Rem Sea-
lonol
u. ;. Dobm.
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6ennem 9orlet til &ronen.

.T6i Sub prsnes meo SIo; og
Wenneifer, iom ere SUB Delbeba.
eeIige, / 5orneOreIiens OUn."
BuIoet, oct 9oleite al oae DE
taller PROBES / Slboonen, bIioer
imeltet, iaa aft, boao Der life er
Sub, fan fomme fra, og oa ferit,
nnor bet er reniet, Tan Weiteren
BRUCE bet. Denne 2igneIie bruser
Subs ORR ON Menneifer, Tom er
Sub peIbebogeliee. st onoet Steo
Tiger 4poitelen: 05orunorer e6er
life oper ben Sloprsbe, iom 3 MI
aennemgoo, eoer til en- 5orisgelie.
9oa pi ina leoer | Cubs Orb efter
Menneifer, Der bar Cubs 8eIbebag,
6a moa pi fsrit itaa itiIle og ie
poa bor1, Tom bar innb Sub og
tilIiee ianot Menneife; Der itoor
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ON BAN, at ban pofie6e / aLoer os
Raaoe % @eIbebag for SUB og
Wenneifer. San on tPnte dig ifen.
mere SfuosmaoI at ioa meo Rette.
Og ina oa oenne Wano par 30 aar,
% 5obannes 6sbte BAN. Oa lso
@uo 5a0ers Ieit: oDenne er min
Ssn, ben eIifelige, / bDem ieg bar
gelbebns. Sra Oenne Dag fulofom.
mes SUBS Sr6 poa BAN. gbil. 2,
81 iom lpoer: San iorringeoe
Jig ielO og bIeo Wenneifer liz. %
Oo ban par iun0en ! Stiffelie iom
ct Menneife, forneore6e ban liz ielp
% blen lD0ig til De0en, ia, aoriets
360, Der or bnr 8uo bit op-
6siet BAN og ifpnfet BAN ct Naon,
iom er oner ole Ronne, at / Seiu
Nonn ital bnert Sine bsie iig."
29s bette Ser +, on @nos9orr.
0erfor bleo Seius opbsiet, foroi
ban bar prsoet / 5orneOreIiens
Onn, og ban beitoo 9reoen oe blen
lpoig til De6en. Raar pi betragter
SEN 2ip ira arpbben til aorIet,
bon0 bar oct bel nn0et END Borne
oreIie, ita6ig neO 40 gaffe, ringe-
re % ringere bfep ban | WenneiferS
Zine, bisie Wenneifers iom elIers
ina gerne biIoe gre BAN til Son.
9e, ioa ringe ipnes ban benz til
ii6ft, at Worberen 9nrnbns blen
foretruffen for bom. SboO aomp
og Smerte oft bette bar foitet, bet
Ter bi Iiot nf | @etiemane, bpor
bet ipntes, iom ON 8nroen er peo
at bIioe for ttns for Seius; men
inn bite ban os en- berlig Bel
bborfra oefoa hi fan bente arefter
iii at boloe no; bet er gsnnens
8ei; ON 5eius trpngte til at be6e,
ia on trpnger pi BET meget mere,
og Der itnor ofte, at SENS BAD, oe
oa oeioa at ban bIep bsnbsrt. On
Ri oil fslee ! Seiu 8oofpor Der, ba
ftaI pi oeIoo NOT m0rfe, at pi trqn.
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ger til megen gen, at Ri moo iDl.
oes meo bans Strait, iao oi life ital
legne UNDER aoriet, men maa tage
oct op og islge Seius eiter, bpao
iao emo geroen tiger. Sa. booO oil.
De De bel BABE io9t ON Seius, ON
De funoe BABE Jet bans Gin, oen.
ne biaenOe Menneifeitrem, JON le.
Der / pore Gage og fun lager efter
at 6liDe nell Off, ale Dem, Der
regner Menneifers 89roi, efter De.
res eienbom. 4aor ni ielp begpnoer
at regne Wenneifer eiter 0enD2oa.
leitof, Lao os ino t9nfe pan ben rige
Rano og 2o5arus. boem at Dem
par pei rigeit | 9Gngoen; og lao os
buife Seiu Sro: rSanleoes, 6per
ben iom iamler iia ~2iggenOefa, men
life er RIG i SUB" Nen ferit og
iioit lao os betro9te BAN, ON bpem
5almiiten ipnger:
5ottie tom 6u til Sor6en ne6,
aoleOe armob oe llsieIbeb,
5nttig on eioroe Dig meo 6lib.
aige bIeO ri til eois 9iO.
8, Sub lie Cool"
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Otto Ssuntfes Sfriiter
til mesct nebiatte 9riier.

Sroens geroen, for $3.50 MI 90
Den ariitneS oiO, FSr. 81. 80, M 80
Siortens 9srit, for $3.50, M 80
grfenblomiter, isr $3.50, nh so
grso og So9ro, for $f.35, nu 80
@leoe, eiOelie, 9lrb.ioe, ($1. 800 80
goa aeiiefOb, for $3.50, nu 80
5oroanolingerne Wragtbino)
fsr $1.60, nu $f.tO
apoitelen Baulus, for $f.30, MI 80
Snsanoastsbos, fer SO. M $40
0isie uomarfeoe oa peIfenote 80.
ger er ale mutt og goot inobunb.
ne ! fomponeret ginb. OpIapet er
beernniet.
Dan. 0utb. pubf. &oufe
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liben &raft, bog

IN bar fun lioen Strait,
og Dog bar on beOaret mit0ro
% life iornpgtet nit gtapn.
Nab. 3, 8.
0isie Orb iorefommer ! SenOe-
brepet til M~enig6eoen / 5ilaOelfia,
ie aob. 3, : 10.
Get iiges ioa mqrfeIigt: p0u
bar fun li0en Strait. og Dog" -
oct mua ga bape ppret en- or q e
Strait.
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OIltlAI 4fNlltbI@S@ bf0~ - ~
6eoaret Seiu 9riiti Orb og life
forneetet bans RaOn.
Oct er to iaare pigtige 6r9f /
oenne MeniebeOs 2ip; ser oar6ri-
Itelie nof til bao0e at aioe lip paa
Seiu 0rO % til at forn9gte bans
3apn.
vt Menigbeoen beoare0e Sen
Orb, oct gorontere0e oens 9enbe0,
beoareoe Den paa Sanobeoens rene
5tier.
PIT Ben life fornpgteoe bonsgtapn,
set pier 0ens MOB til at befenoe,
JONI oen baooe ertenot, og oct gap
0en Strait til at 6ol0e no / aom-
pen,
0isie lloingn bier ooerbobeoet,
at Oenne Menigbe6 meo Ben yIioen
aroft" bar ipgt lin Stprfe life hos
Jig ieIo, men Dos i'm Serre oe @e-
tier.
Der er 5orifeI paa oe goner %
4r9fter, Ser er betroet oe f%orifel-
lige Menneif fer og Wenigbeoer, %
ingen fan BRUCE mere. emo Der er
gipet BAN.
M1en Sroifab forores Ser Iiae
meget al one, 3roIfob ! geoarel.
len al SUBS Orb oe gefenoelien al
bans gtopn.
90 netop no Of bette 9ren Ter
bi, bpaO en- Menigbeo eler en-.
felt ariIten = meo fun Iioen Strait
opnoor, blot Ben benarer SUBS
0r0 og DEFENDER bans Rnon.
6srit iiges Der: Sc, ieg bar a..
pet big, at Der foron Dig er en- oab-
net 3sr, iom ingen fan luffe."
Den Tor. Der t9nfes poa. ipnes
at p9re Osren til 9immerig og oens
Serligbeo = ia%mmenlign boa0Ser.
rem Tiger til Beter, eiter at ban bar
ailagt Ben goOe 9efen0elie, Nattb.
Is, 10.
Sao lpnge on beoorer 8uosOro
- oct bill iiee / Siertet og ior at
Ieoe oerefter = og on life forn9B.
ter bans Napn, on er Der foran Dig
en- aaben Or til CUBS 3ige.
Og Der er iIet ingen iom fan
Iuffe oenne 3sr for dig.
Den Ger iiges pioere: sc, ieg
laOer fomme nogIe al Sotans Sp-
nago9e, iom faIoe Jig ielp Sober
og ere oct life, men lnne. &c, ieg
oil gore, at De ifuIle tomme og
tiIbeOe for Dine 5sooer og fenoe,
at ie9 bar fattet a9rIig6eo til Dig"
aItiaa life aIene ben nabne Dor
mo til SUBS 9srns arp og Ser
lig6e0, men ogiaa en- berIig Ris-
lion pao Soroen er Der gioet ben
life, ben ipoge, men trofaite.
Store @oner og arefter bar@uo
oginn grug for / i'm MenigbeO oa
in MisiiOnsgerning paa SorOen,
ga ia, bpor ser finoes tore 60.
ner og arpfter, Der opitnar iaa let
Sp6rgsmoalet ON, bpo Der ifaI boz.
re Ben n~itsrite i Simmeriges 6ige."
Oct er Der fun cen, Der ifal pP.
re, og oct ipnes, iom De imaa bor
meget lettere pes at fin6e, 6Oem ban
er, enc De tore.
Get er eien0ommeligt NOT, at oet
iuit er Nenigbeoen me0 fun Ii
oen Strait, Der boloer fait OeO 5reI-
ierens Or6 og 9taon.
Barnet bolOer ioa gerne iait oeo
lin It9rfe 6aoers eaer Mooers el-
Ter lin itore gro6ers 6oono.
Moaife BET % er Iptfeligit at ia.
be fun lioen Strait.
Bnulus bar 10 en- al De iterit be.
gnbeOe Menneifer, men for at ban
49,
life ifuI0e boomooe iie", montte
ban neo pon oct Stnoe, boor ban
fnnoe ~foritoa Subs Orb: rNin
Strait fulofommes / Sfr6beliebeo".
Sanoon enor bet = bet er be
imaa, ben oobne DIR itoor foran,
og BET er Dem, Serren fan BRUCE
| lin @ernine.
Dg be tore man neo paa be
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ON WlsliOnen
paa Nelu 3ealanO
OF MnltraIieu

al OS OuIlllet IOHt lnlOC2 l AullLus
lien eQer paa g3em 3ealano, Der
enifer Si9lp / arbeiOet for Sieles
6relie, be0 ieg intet ON; men ielo
ON De fun ifuloe bore ian, ioo er
bette paa ingell Wiaaoe @runo til,
at man iful0e unolaoe at ienoe
Br9iter til Dem. SeIler life itol man
forismme at orbei0e for at foa un-
ge Meno Der oDre ira BERTH for
at loOe Jig opl9re til 8rGite9er.
ningen, iom De iao iioen fan uos-
be / oeres @iemlano.
Get er oIlermeit troligt, at oan.
oelig 8eo er ganife me9et ooer.
baanotagenOe / 4uitrnIien % poo
Nem 3eaIano blnnot bore 9onos-
memo Der. Og ON ioo er SiIf9l-
oct, 6o tr9n9er De 10 ina meget
baar0ere til, at ct go6t NtiSiions-
arbei0e fan bIipe uOisrt iblonot
Dem.
5or 3ioen er Der noget oper 100
8rpiter i oen forene0e Oonif.lutb-
Strife, JON nrbeiOer Der / Imerifa.
SfuIoe Der blan6t oisie life fin0eS
ct Bar Stpffer. iom Oreone al ben
Sellignnno oiIoe BRUCE 0eres 2ips
arefter / arbeiOet for De 2onOs-
menos 6reIie, Der Dor / auitroIien
og poa g1ep 3eoInn02
at ienoe ct Bar 8r9iter til nepn-
re 2onoe biloe fun ppre en- rinee
9eapnOelie; men megen geliignelie
bar man oIligeoeI aoriag til of
oente no al en- iaa0an.
Sra gibeIen og ira Strife %
Wisiionsbiitorien fan Ser iremoro-
ges mango @fsempler poa, at Ser
er fommen utrolig tor 5rugt no
al bpa0 fun 10 eQer ire eaer fun
cen Nan0 begpnote pna al Nis-
iio~nsorbeioe. Ser piI ieg fun mini
De ON f~sIgenoe: Baulus, elias og
E6imotbeus be9pnote Wisiionen /
europa. Gent oOer poa, boor
meget Der tom no al oenne
ge1pnoelie. ansgor % Obert be-
gpnote / Gnnmarf. Zen iioite os0e
itrafs, og ansgnr, Der fun par aoOt
% aor gommeI, bar 0a enc ON
Wisiionsnrbeioet / 0anmorf og /
Snerrig. Ren bette 4rbei0e bar en-
itor 5rugt allere0e / bans eeen Sc.
oetio, % 8anmnrf % Soerrig 6leD
begge foripne0e meo SUBS Sros
6orfpnOere ii0en ben. gsrreien %
Sfrefsruo beepn6te / SantbaIlon.
BET for ii aar iioen blanot ct
6olf. Ser nar Se0ninger ale lam.
men. gu er ser ooer 10000 ariit.
he Der, og mango al Dem, Der blep
ounone for Son0be0en | Seius Sri
itus, er for l9nge iiOen fommen
biem til SUB / 6rpo og / @Ie6e.
Oct er at babe, at belle SantbaI.
Gar MiIlioner Wenneifer
oiI iioen nntnge ariitenoommen.
Snao oct M epI0er ON, er at Ser
mart blioer ien6t ct Bar belIfiffe.
Sc oonif.Iutbife 8rQiter til pore
2an0smpno I 4uitralien og pan
Rem 3enfano. Gette ifuI6e oIler.
belit bore Wen6, ser fan prqoife
I set engeIife Sprog ina bel iom /
bonife. ioo be oeioa fan fnu
Sn6fIpOelie pao De rnge, ser finn
fan Ii6t eaer intet Of oct 6onife
De Of bore grGiter, Der er fom.
men g%runoigt ige1nem ben fireoo'
Observation-Disclosures pe0 Sfo.
len / Blair, bor Oa Iprt at BRUCE
oct o~eroslige (profnne) en9elife
Sprog ioa goot, at De peO at ena
paa ct soot enseIif lutberif teoIO.
giif Seminorium ct Sfoleaor Is
paer 9 Waaneoer) oe Der ltu6ere
gibeIfortoIfnine, 9oemdtif oe Sir.
febiitorie funoe faa ianbont Ser.
og'ao ODER bet relieisie
Sproe, at De me0 2etbeO
fan preoife og iamtale oeri ON
ling. Roeet tibet Of bet
reIigisie engeIife Sprog bar De 10
nllere6e faaet, meoens De por Gin.
| ben teoloaiife MfoeIina Deo
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oes bos BAN, iom er ueioen aIliaet
i Simmelen % pao Sor0en".
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SIT, Der beitaar.

9or Cubs Orb beitaar euinoelis,
Isl. 40, 81.
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For 5 ny Holdere:

Bunyans Pilgrims Progress. Engelsk
Udgave. P~ragtbind med Guldsnit for
wen. En- Mengde fine Illustrationer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

Fru Helene Hempels Koge- og Hushold-
ningsbog. En- ekonomisk og praktisk
Haandbog for Husmedre. 289 Slider,
trykt paa godt Papir, smagfuldt I'D
styret og indbunden.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

This has been a hard spring aa.
early summer on newly SET nl~.g
stock st out a good-Sizri bel oi
strawberry plants and on 3ng ron
Of peach trees Although a good
dust mulch has been kept or tine
surface all II" time which. ~ the
way was not very difficult to Keep.
1t looks now as if all the trouble
and expense are going to be for
aau-ht Those ,ri.s that insist
Oh rcpiacins all dead stock at half
price may have enoul. Of it to do
IN the spring. proyidiat the pu,-
chaser car's - try a.a.n. to the ex-
tent Of paying 50 cent, mora on the
dollar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20
IN CAPE GIRARDEAU
afFc'Rra'R0sS2saaRanaRoR1

Boyd place tol y NcDanicls farm
q distance Of - ur : miles Mr.
Woods will begin work just as soon
as he finishes a job at Pocahontas
Ark, which viii take him few more
days Part Of his contract will pos
Slhly b. SubIet to r l. Crislow The
contract for clearing the rleht-of-way
has been given 10 contractor from
Stoddard county A car load Of tools
were shipped from Cape Girardeau
on Tuesday Within the next week
OF ten days the dirt will undoubtedly
bc flying on the Fiourk extension
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

The price of potatoes scared but
they scared too high The middle
men worked the game too long and
too Stront, it appears, at any rate
the women folks all over the coun-
try shut down on the use Of such ex-
penSlve food, and the result was
more potatoes left on dealers hands
than ii would seem there could be
in the country When women folks
put their foot down on a thing it
stays down.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

Nothing gets on one S nerves unite
like tinkerins with an old binder in
short grain, that a new machine will
not elevate and bind without trou-
bic If the thermometer points to
80 in the shade and il never is pos
sible to cut oats in the shade. the
magnitude Of the occasion is added
to all the more
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

The ScourGe of flies, the dry, dusty
pastures and the hot weather all
contribute to a decrease in the flow
of milk On account of the flies |
have been compelled TO milk Just
before bedtime at night and as early
in the morning as possible. The
mornings milking grows lighter and
lighter, yet it takes nearly as long as
ever TO get it. With low prices for
bltter fat, and all these difficulties
there's no denying the fact that
dairy farmers are laborint under
enough diScourargementS Some T
them have water scarcity addc /
to all the rest.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

This is called the cement aye by a
great many people. others are pre-
dieting a gasoline aye in the near
future Gasoline tractors a.e used
to great extent now but dreamers
are dreaming Of self-propclled bind
erS, mowers, plowS and all other farm
machinery 1t is a pretty safe bet,
though, that the colts that are raised
this year will see many years of serv-
ice on the farm.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

tly time is all the time now, ex-
cept from about 9 IN. to 3 a m. Ii
is a wonder to me that cows give as
much milk as they do, with flies and
short pastures both to contend with
In a short time, without relief, the
price of butter fat will follow after
potatoes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20
FiRH ftRROhS

Turned by Practical Farmer Tor The
Farmer auI ~toekman.
One Of the good things that dry
weather brings is the evenings free
from mosquitoes, but at present
most OF us would be willing 10 swat
a few mosquitoes If we could Get the
showers
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-07-20

The roots of a stalk Of corn are a
study in themselves. Did you ever
carefully dig up a corn plant pre-
serving its roots as nearly as posi-
bic, and in the shape and direction
they grew 1t is worth while to do
ii, In a dry time like this corn
roots will g. long ways after the
moisture.