Milford chronicle., 1912-05-31
OF LABORERS
AT GLENDALE.
Bumper Crop of Scarlet Clover Hay
Harvested. Anent D. A. C's. Visit.
Farmer Loses Team. Other News.

o'Or Everybody is busy getting in their
| an, suimsOn hay, and the rush for help is
gatioRneral
|ttee The country is being raked over for
lpers to gather the berry crop, and so
brding dly is help needed that one man offer
l. conn ~ cents per quart and board, and
t,lo,, en- he is unable to get the fruit to mar
80 It. Such price for picking was never
l@i 3 Sard of before through this section.
(aptai1is condition is a bonanza for the pick
gs offs, as they can earn from $500 to $500
sibilityr day at this price.
lst be Clover nay was never better than this
steam asOn land much of it is being hauled
ra,ardto town to feed the fast horses and
80 torting nags. If the automobile could
tly consume a little of this feed, it
man build increase the market price, which
sinkinslO. 90 in the field or S12.00 delivered.
the le yield has been so great that the
persorus are not sufficient to hold the crop,
iewingd 1t is a common sight to behold large
measIicks Of this food covered with canvas.
t7.a ei, With the clover hay so plentiful, un-
due care aud caution is used in feed
'Oi 9iig the same, we may look. for hCrsts to
ugh re from clover hay balls.
YesselEdward Dickerson lost valuable farm
saster, lm on Sunday night from unknown
,arietyases the team dying instantly.
bodiedWe observe with pleasure from last
,e,ren , ~. n. L.
Ellendale, and we feel highly COM
'tmented indeed that we had the honor
his memory. Yes, of course, we were
OF tneOur home at work, we are not loahng
ions pund public places during the time of
vessesy seasons; only buns, paupers, pen
spectRners or crazy people can enjoy that |
oil roSury If d. A. c. would have had the |
ion 10 ,ergy or industry to walk one-half /
le to the hrst farm west of town, he |
q" an uld have found us in the capacity of
was honest man trying to provide his fam
easur' with an honest living, which the good |
snt aIok tells US we must do with the sweat |
lstrucour brows, and we are doing it. you
enate Come again D. A. c., we will vel
10 tbane you with open arms at our humble
- ictum and show you the fruit of our
jors, if YOU can spare the effort to walk
Art far Sometimes the buns and crazy
Carpople are not the only loafers, but the
to thth which are the worst curse of all can
IN wa so; perhaps D. A. c. is in that class.
t the We had two badly scared men in our
nted immunity last Sunday. One was Tom
y a c,lcklin, one Of the best and most highly
~ 3pected colored men here, a driver of
= four mules team of Harry Jester he
In'ang so unfortunate as so run over a
NY ale white girl while in Milford with
d of ID on Saturday afternoon Tom was
tion, distressed that he could not sleep, and
larglnfort was foreign to him, and nis an
itv sh of mind terrible until he learned }
the the little girl improved condition
;,is5 OpeS oi iiei recovery were en-
cen fShe other friohtered mar, ,,.,s z,,;,,;,,
rt diTucker, a farmer living Yea- town
"a wiring Saturday night swarm of bees
nent ! settled in lis parlor chimney, and
tor. en- his family retired, they found bees
now come Though the stove pipe hole a
,c,,+a.o , the sleeping room, the room being t
of these industrious insects, driving e
ilGiu family to the barn for the night
olloVey had to be smoked out q
the Ir. Martin We!ch. the contractor and
iden ider, who is building the Shanahan q
testtory, has painful carbuncle or blood
+ or soning on his hand from which he is l.
andreat sufferer. This greatly delays the
-. a-raQons on the new plant tt
Paul Prv