Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

n'e'o iaDor was packing up and mov.
Jug away Everybody was scared ~
uea'h' Well. We did some GOOD ror,
, mere to get rid of the boil
"ee'il' but more important than tha,
one ming was what it led to
Taught South How to Farm
We began the business NJ ,oanh,
'he southern farmer how to make Tho
most OF his farm. We found a man
III each county best fitted 10 dir.c,
TINS work. lie knew where the mood
was greatest and could drive abou,
from place to place showing his neigh.
DOTS what ought to be done Tho
sou'h Isn't one-crop country any
more "'
lhen We saw that there had IN he
some animals on that land: that we
should have to look to the south
pretty soon for beef The homestead.
ers were taking up the land OF the
great western cattle ranches and tho
rahchmen were beginning to rive mn
so We tackled the pasture question.
ana helped the southern farmer abou,
his hogs and cattle
Secretary Wilson also talked upon
what has been done and what ha
hopes may be done further ia IT,.
"' VI pu',lhs demonstrators on ''.
',.a III al inc states OF 'he lr' %.
There arc no post graduate h.sil
luilons L. supplement fhe Agricultural
SUE sAlu Ae We have 10 train
'D' own men l' many branches Con-
t''9a LAS Aol permitted US TO pay
'n' '"'af''S 'hn' would keep them
win uH I'D all cases ana these train.
81" n''n nave sometimes been taken
away from rs But We keep on train.
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Pensions for Es-Presidents7
when Andrew Carnegie proposed
his plan 20 peusic- ex.presidents
OF the United state. at the rate
OF sa50OO year IN order that
they nisht take he easier and lend
their counsel as private citizens 10 the
lawmakers Of the Union. " was strong
Is suspected that = Scottish.Ameri
can philanthropist had no thought that
the pension plan would be- accepted
but that its suggestion might stir con
rross TO take action looking to the
care Of presidents and their fam
nies
Tho argument in congress against
pensions for ex-presidents IS an oi'
one. and In maLy respec's' apPa' '"'''
perfectly proper one. that We shonl
have no civil pension list i mas Deer
held that II this country once lePih'
to give pensions TO men VINO nave hH.'
civil Jobs under the government. 'h'''
will be no end to Il. ana also 'ha' IN,
pension giving mieN be mlch abused
It always has seemed TO be the iea
Of congressman that some men WIN
pull or personal popularity VINO nave
held some kind Of government JOBS 10
awhile might by their influence 'nauc'
congress to give them pensions "v'
are some civil pensions granted ny 'l'