Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-11-01

L 81 o.. rcxf k~xu haiti dsn Ons thiuo
sss' Is generally oses'ookeo |" A'."uoe
nn CO" mon 70 nssr ",e" ~ 'ns' 'ne'
csn' nss~ koou sPp'es |" .ne .'"
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emo IN "e~ 'n" IN 'os ~
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rAsa 's'a iaae'ns '.'on ..'
'ney 80 '.."' ~ +.
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k'o. spP'ss - y
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.he '"ss'ot p'ae :" .Pp's " .on
80 $3.50 S.-.s
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need TO hestir themselves, or q rude
awakening awaits them. P~rhaps some of
them are nos awarv that in fifteen years
the Pacific coast states will produce nearly
a. many apples a. we're grown in the
whole United states last year.
Maine cannot produce a. fine Q Jons-
than a. 10 grown in Oregon. That vari-
ETY. is to-day selling in Oregon for n Is
per box, tree run, st the orchard, which il
equal 10 s.75 per barrel. Jonathans are
selling in New York city at the highest
price being paid for any apple. A Ben
Davis grown in the West is nearer At to
eat than. one grown in New England.
Those are about the only varieties grown
in the two sections which l have COM
pared. although the market test shows
that the Oregon spitxenberg and Bell
ely grown IN Ne~ Eana, i mention
these Things not 10 oecry Ne~ England
oo' 70 ''y sno ps'S's men ron going 10
steep ~ ioo's psrsa'se WINE nugsing
oeior'on.
NAMES OPPORTUNITY.
Iclaim that in no state in the Union are
natural conditions more favora bic for the
profitable production of rood spples than
in Maine. Maine 10 one Of those locations
where nature only asks the intelligent as
sistance OF man to return him hirh-grade
fruit combined with both pleasure and
profit. Land for orchardinR is very much
cheaper In Maine and lite .nearness to the
great cities Of the East and the ports of
departure for Europe are handicsps
against which the far West must always
contend. Notwithstanding this. Maine
farmers who grow little fruit and have
neglected orchards Rrowi about lack of
profit in orcharding, while the man of
sells his orchard only nj fancy prices,
po,r~ ovu.,r
LUG JASON ny ".4"s aoss no' psoouce
'no's anu oe.'s. .pP'e' = 'ou"a IN 'ne one
.o'un.o's 0o"e Nc" no 10 NOT Know
'ni'' ou' "no oo A"o" 'nA' spp'e trees
@ie - iu.e s.uiy ~ TINS S.Ate'
wrongly A'eriou'eo = - ia1iness ms
i.r ilo'n Inc on' An Hnghsn
.A.mef cAnno. cn.nse inneli'eo metnoos'
n.ol'.' A"o ING Ae'n 'sfnef ooesh
van. 70
put IN the same isoof ana fertilizer
PEI scre ot orcnaro'nx ~n'cn ne puts into
an scls Oh SWEEP corn ne would receive
'"ioe - mucn nes pron'' ANY farmer
"ou,o regard MS neiknoor Is . iunane II
ne 'nou'u - NJ" ss'emp' 70 grow crop
o' corn "stnout ca'sis.''on ana ie1nhxef'
put INA. tree.men. OF an orchard 70 the
usual 'n'ns' lnis ~ .ne iofos OF nAoit.
Anss '" WY Win Al tne ioeic on sns sioe
OF QfOOEf care ana CUILlt1kI0n. ~ - 70 nuF0