Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-02-17

{ will be. But the reverse is true OF !
The other staple meats. which are
much improved by ripening.
The milking machine is as yet in the
stage. no make having
been put on the market possessing all
points OF excellence that could he de-
sired. There is reason to believe that
one of the chief reasons why the ma
chine mixer does not take more readi
ly is the time and pains it takes to
keep 1t sweet and clean.
Not the least of the serious effects of
the drought which has prevailed for
the past year or more Is the reduction
of flowing streams to point where
they no longer furnish sufficient power
to operate mills situated along their
course. In sections along the Atlantic
seaboard hundreds of factories have
had to close down for this reason
alone.
Incorporate is not a word whose
dictionary meaning is limited to the
use OF beverages containing more or
less alcohol. 1t is just as Incorporate
and often just as injurious to health
to rush the coffee or tea pot as II is to
rush the growler." The only differ
ence is that 1t may be viewed as
little more refined or respectable type
OF intemperance.
The making of peanut butter Is
simple matter After roasting the nuts
to the right brown color they should
be shucked. the brown skin removed
and the beans then run through the
grinder enough times to convert then
into a fine paste. The butter should
then be packed in glasses and kept GOV
cred until used If the butter seem;
to be too dry it may be moistenet
with little peanut or olive oil.
Now and then case Is tried in JUS
tees court Involving loss of manure
by fire after being spread In the held
and the question raised of what il
worth may be is an interesting one
Tests show that barnyard manure may
have value in crop production rang
ing from $1.75 TO $2.25 per ton. bu
damages might have to be reckoned OF
what II costs a fellow to get ant
spread II in case 1t was got elsewher
than from his own place. It's hope
full sign this starting damage suit
on account of barnyard fertilizers gon
up In smoke.
Notwithstanding the fact that tn
apple crop was shorter last year tina
for many years and other fruits wer
even scarcer through all of the terri
tory east of the Rockies. the fact n
mains that western growers, who ha
fine fruit. realized paltry sum on the
holdings There is little question thu
this situation was the direct result {
a coalition on the part of commissic
men. who aimed thereby to reimbur:
I themselves for losses sustained In Il
past In seasons when considerable a
pie speculation was INDUCED in. 1t
doubtful IL commission men wou
| ever again dare to perpetrate such
holdup on the producer.
3 lf the south is prosperous during Il
coming twelvemonth the reason W
not be far to seek, for 1t has just ma
j keted the most valuable cotton crop
v its history Some facts in connecti'
: herewith are full OF interest. ~
value OF the crop. including the seed
U is placed at S1.03O.OOOO 900. which
1854 100000 more than was realiz
from the bumper crop of l9OS-O9 nj
a withstanding the fact that the latt
crop was the larger by l.7OO,OOO bait
u Another interesting feature is thar
k OF the crop has found its way to I
n mill at uniformly high prices in sp
Of the fact that the seasons output
= 100000 bales larger than last yei
II For the crop Just harvested the grow
~ mas received an average of l4.60 eel
per pound. or $T5.69 per bale.
You are probable aware II
pneumonia always results from
II cold, but you never heard of &C
IN rambling in nneumOnia w N