The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-23
Reed and Coasider.

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th.t tel Ne wh.t you DIX f - Adn;a;sr,ioa d.
aeoapeaea a.d Exhawaea. th.t State AscxL College
!; forced 10 .b.sda four mport.n branches d is wok
ule. p.ivsse ina.;a County asdCy Organz.toss subscribe
to = fund 70 eany the work
MI. Voe your local School Board squasdered is funds
tha you had down your pockets pay your teachers
OF close up your school what would you do aecona
What you going do with the State Admmsaon' The
expenses Of The administration will equal exceed combined
expense Of he McDonald and Buch ADMINISTRATORS. and still
tee money carry four branches Of State Agn4
c,u. Coueee Most important Of the branches to Sed swck
County probably The Potato experiments. which being
canned under he direction Of PtoR Fitch The potato
blg ha. been almost calamity Of the potato growing
sections. Of our State th;. year. Professor Fitch
has been almost constantly the fields studying the pro-
bean since planting dme Ia letter from the State Agriculture
CoBnee they say I'VE have strong hope. that could solve
he problem we had the money necessary continue our
potato experiment. But they haven't he money une. they
by private subscriptions which will probably be done
but hat less why should the stamp Of dis
APPROVAL on State Administration which provides jobs with out
number for its Henctmen and allow schools be handi-
cappedm their work account Of the lack Of funds.
Lord Ogly says It is not much say that such work
Ceoee Weldon has done with the fruit experiments Grand
Junction have been worth one hundred times his salary
Hnmans wok pushing construction Of .io. and actively
supervising their design and erection. has put daiyng on new
Iva Colorado especially winter psoductonwhen prices
are bes.
Vapon's work has been to show not only how to grow
eggs and chickens but how economically that the pro-
duce shall enable people Of Ordinary means to live better and
more beatiuHy In fact, have poultry who
has stuck fast the practical side Of the business and gave
much consideration the where the time for attend
limited and results be achieved whilst other bu-
Is being carried on.
Professor c. L. Fitch has had the hardest problem Of all
to tackle the potato 6d and such wide area that only
BY eisns the coop Grafton Of the farmers wa. i. possible to
get the results desired That the Sweet. at Cnbondae Chisholm
at Da Nore and many others have been glad to cooperate
with him shows how much this work is needed and It, value to
The state"
The tact that the farmers business and comerca bodies Of
he state willing go down their pockets and support the
state institution shows their loyalty and without doubt tey under
stand the why this condition Necessary The state
officials hold out hope for the payment Of the third class
appropriations other than the 30 per next year. This certain
y beats bonding the for future administration to nav
Its than likely that before the present biennial period is
similar collections will be taken for some other educational
institutions.
Governor Shafrosh another ip outside the state
this week and tailed allow Lieutenant Ftzqerad
to occupy the position Of Governor while he was away The
governor stated that he needed the salary and this was his
for calling Fitzgerald Some Of the politicians say
the governor afraid Fitzgerald might take advantage Of the
oppo.uny and de some anponno ar neorm sorne other r
ial act not to the governor liking
The State land boards practically broke. The members
Of the commission that is very doubtful the fees
received will pay incidental expense. Of the office. The board
members have guarded among themselves over al leases that