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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
1900 Sabre Grjbersbnn.

Ticier Gage icno in Giiener3 in
S%teierntart hos Observation-Disclosures
SnblI0um oes 4bbuues oes oortiQen
Sr3berse8 itatt. llrtunoll6 retbt Ser
abbou oes an Gr3 mnerihopfltdlcn
Gr5berges. BON oeiicn grgiebIJteit
Die G1ieninouitrie pom bolb europa,
10 iR~Sbeonocre Die 0aiierihmieat.
Ipouitrle oeS oeutiden Wittelalis,s
abbdnalq mar. bts IN oie,3eit Ser Gin.
monoerung Der i5ranfen u1o 9aUerH
noh Steiermart nm oas Sobr 7I3
auriid. "a Die @iicnerler itraums
Stiltcr iino. puroe Die ,9eier c,n
'rohiihes 3ubildumSitieben unter
Dem Vrotcftorate oeS ShIoBbctrr
pom benohborten 0copoIoitein. 0r.n.
sen Seirrih BON @opern. No5 307
Shiieer aus gang 7eutid-Seit3r.
reid uno Vdpern cereirt9te. Die iedS
Ioge itoiieN. an 27. Suni iono aui
beui Grsberae erne Wo'ienfprcnSunl
Itatt. BET Der "a 1850 Sduiien 1000
aiIoaromm Genamit oer1ponot par.
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Gin icItnmes SpbtIdnm.

Sic Grenite,n 4 2oppe! Astien.
eeIeuihnit beetne tir3Iih in ibrer
Acknowledgment IN Twrp,s Ole iTeler
Der Gert,siteuune ser 5000. 2ptcmo-
tipe. Tieier GrioI1 lit umio bemcr.
tenspertcr. ola iit Die 8otomotiu-
fubritot,on Ser 6irml auf e,nen ,3eit-
roiliu oon uur IL Sobreu erjtredt
Sn oieieru 3eliraum bal it'd Sic
Snhris. 81: Ser labrliheu Nrc9u,.
tionsiot. mad Sic 3peite SteIls Der
eeutihen Standardization ein.
nimmt AZ eincx 81 heocuttnoiteN 1T
TeutihlanS ennpideIi. lie Subj.
Ioum8maihine. cine ia scsappelte
Se.boampi @iitersuaIotomotioe neI.
DIE Die ncue'te lppe Scr preuBiiteu
StaatSbdbr oertorpert. iono IN iarcr
ftiIuouer Tnrhiiihrunl Sic Gncrter.
nInH lncr Eaticute. @cIcn Sen
c1errcn Hieien nahmcr lid o,e Gau.
'erAe ie!ernocr Renibeu rctt pinsia
aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Ter ipaenannte 8rupp.Vrp,ei,

III gu @noe s%r9onssn. Obne Ole in Nus'
ftht seitsllten Senlntipnsn su brlnseu.
8on sinsm 9iuilserihi ,p1rsn Die angs.
sIasten 3euslsutnnnis mabrid}einIitI
sreiaeIprohen tpOroen. nber bic rrsuBi'
f6en Nilitlraerihte iinS ia 0 aItsrs
DER iussen ihrsr Strsnse sriiirhtet. uni
atamsntlih tIsinsn 8srssbsn pom Oil.
siereu s~ssenlbsr ane iis unnnhnhtIid.
Eu6 Oos @erttt trpteem nnr nui psr'
e%dItntbmdBig miIos Straien srtnunl
Dat. benefit oaB anh IS IN Osn Der
9eben Der OfiSiers pisl msbr ais eins
Snppalie ntdt ~srfanosn bat. Seosn'
fols III Die UnssIrssnbeit 81 ppIitiiher
3psden ibsr Die NnBen nuissbnuihl
suoroen. unS i'm Nusionbe bot man aIic
Feline llriahe, iit hbsr S0s &ortcmm,
Etb gu ltaucaIifiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Ter GicEit in Bar 3unbeiarmes

Vile QmerItnnil6eu Neroeouros
Hagen o%aruoer, oaB C. nit ungebeu'
ren ShmierigfeI.ea uertnipit III. Die
notiaea Retruien iur Die Bunoesnr-
NEE gu gepinnen. Gleier llebelltano.
Der CUR ,yotge BAT, odB man i'd
manfmaI ge,uungen iiebt. fiinf &c.
race ieln ~ laileu un0 minocrTpertl.
ges O1atcriaI on3unebmen, oamlt Die
9u6en IN ser 4rmee niht gar gu
grob merocn. lit aui oa5 neue Seies
surud3uiubren. pelheS Die 1lenlt'
,eit Ser Solooten perldn8ert. aue
militariihen SahUeritdnoiJen obne
ausnabme naren 8e5en Die Hene-
rung. aber Der aongreB IN leiTer
iiberlegencn 0ci$beIt I%gnorIerte Die
Qroteite Der Gifi3iere, neil er iid
einbiloete. CT f6nne nit Dem Seies
3pei 6Ilcgcn nit ciner Mappe ifld.
qen uno nltt uur Die Soften Der
Refrutierung perminoern, lonoern
gIeif5&tig aud Dem Sanoe. obne
ben DlllItdretat Delter gu bela';cn.
All Ser Ncierpe perbcIien, oercn Rot
nenoigfeit non oicIcn naT6aften ai'
torit1teu bctont uorocn mar. Jtah
Dem leei9en 0eiee namIIh brauteH
Die Refruteu nlht 0ie game 3elt fllr
bic lie i'd CrfeI Gam ocrpflitten
miliien. unier Ser SABINE gu oIenen.
ionacrn lie fonren nad Clnem be-
itImn1teu 3eltraun 3lr 3ei'e A9cr'
treteu. 5le erbalten al5oann fcinen
Qobn, miiiien aber leocr3elt berelt
Iein, Sic Uniform mleoer anju3le1fH.
In3piiter lit cs geuau 10 8etonl'
men, ME ale Sahuerdnoi8et es
p~orausgeinst BADEN. alS Ser Gbe1
bes 0eneratitab8 ietncr ietter Sab
rcsberlht terauSgnb. ma oas neue
8eiee eben crit IN Strait 9etreteri.
Gr mubte odber an Elm 1bihIltbcH.
oes llrteiI iibcr ieine 8Irtung per-
Bihten uno begnIgte lid nit clner
onqemeinen arttlt, IN ser er InoflIen
and Die geiurftung auSiQroA, odB
Sic nclIe Gronung ser IinBe iih
rit)t ais bciliam iir Die 4rmee er.
uno oaB OLE @erbtburos wabr.
ihelrIit tire Ilcbe 9tot bdben MIR
oer, genug iunse 2eute 81 linden,
Die ae1utat ieien. lid dui cine 10 LANCE
Belt gu perpflitten. 0ie %begrunoet
oieie 9ebaupturg mar. oas jei8en Die
Geritte Der @erbeblros. liner
'yunqomerito permag lid obnehn iur
Die mlIltdrtihe ItS3ipIin nitt iebr
gu be0eiltern. S6on iruher bottet bic
@erbeburos oaber mi betradtllden
Strpierigtetten gu tamplen. Sect
aber, no Der iunge 4meritaner, Der
oleniaus ouf Elm poar Sabre ben
bunten Rod an3lebeu puroe. fih
burh BEN ;yahneneio auf cine 10 loRge
3eit binben ioq, limb oieie Sfipieris-
.eitcn bermaBen ecitie8en. oaB Ser
ariegsietretdr lid uermutlid eeuotigt
ieben pIro, ben aongreB I'M ben 8i-
oerrui oes tor rhten 8eFscs gu err.
iuten. Oh ser aon9reb I'D oa3u
bcrbeiloiicn piro, Dos iit ireilid cine
onoere 6rase. Gie GriobrunGen.
meIte Die militdrlihen Sohoerit1n.
oiaeu nit ibm gemaht bobea, lino
nitt geruoe iehr ermu,iseno. 90 10
Ben lie i'm gum 8eiipieI idou ieit
Scbren nm bie 4uibebung oeS nihts-
nneiger Rantincnoerbots beitirmt.
ohre irgenb etrpas gu erreiden. Ger
aonareB bat fit tati6tIih als Ser
itIinmite Geino ser gunbesarmee
errpieien. ii
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6as meme seebbs @e,es. mad,

Dem tetue aitobollnltlsen 8strdute nab
etuem ErobibitionSltnate lmportlrt rpsrs
osu burisn. III ueulih bere,ts pen 81.
rem &idtsr in Soma iur perl lungs
suiori9 ertldrt mprosn. llno loebsn
eutidteo 8unoesrihtsr y9ilnro in ct.
8aul. bas cine GiIenbahn feiu 9tsti
habt. Die 8eiorteluug q bsrnultsn'
oeH 0ettdnter nab einem Srpblbuionss
Ftoate III uertuG EZRA. Ss,anntIid,
z0uros Sas 8abb @elss l4)pu i'm &pu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

sres ais perfnTunssWiOris onseiohtsn.
Wtebrsrs Der sriinOIihiten asnnsr Der
8eriafnng 5stlmpitsn Is. peil es osm
Ginselltaate zine 8spaIt iibertrd8s. bic
nur benz songreB Buitehe. Zts BrO'
bitlonliten i~s,ertem NIT &sdt bic An'
nabme oieies @sisges ais elnen Der
ar05 en- 1riumpbs, Die lie nod ie sr'
runq.n bdtten. Aber es liebt oph 10
aus, ais oh lire Jreuos ntht Idnse
oluerH Duroe. t1ftl. Oerm.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
0runOeiQentbnn1s=M arft.

Sn oeu lsstsn Tasen wuroen Die fol'
ssnoen @runoeissntbumslb
opr9snpmmsn:
Nsnes 9ewton an Sub. Gsseu, gieenthum
I'M Soun SamiIton ..... 49,. $500
Quowia 9arIon an 8afel q. Collins. Got
10, Slod .. garsia & Spbe's addition.
81
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Tie ztener anf Shnabs bat i'm

usrflOliensn 5istalinbr msbr ais il
sinesbraht. une betrus Die &leien'
,unms BON 1879 Ni0tunsn. Die
3nbl Der 8irt5ldaftsu 1T nm 2l,500
sueuiser ssipOroen. Der 3uiammen'
bang 1T 10 tIur. baB barIibsr iuobl tetn
rotttsrss Bort ssiast 81 werosu
brauht. 3umal ss osrlOrsne Wnbe
tudrs. BrObibitioniitsn &%ernun
gu prsoi9eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

8oreini9.r 3ettpuro
in ,inem 6otel in @otba Elm Rti'en.
Der auiqefuuoen. Der ourh Grftitb,r
Selb'tmcro periibt hott.. Pei Dem
Spten fano NON einer 3ett.l, auf Sen
ser Name ". Sermon. Rsntier aus
Berlin. fano. Wit f2dtsr fsitqeitel'
fperHn tonnte. bdroelt IS iih nm ser
bis Dor ,iaiser 3eit in Der Irobeu.
itrabt 5 an S6ouepcrg mobutdft oe.
tptisnsn Sriti5rut 4oOIf 3iebs. Dit
0ruros. BE osn Suiti;rot in ben 2ot
e.trNber baben. limb mob niht q.
tlGrt. 2iebe. Ser pom ouberbdlb paI
uno 'tint Vruris ais Rehtsonpdl'
mebr ausiitte. haiti. in Ser SSroben
TT. 5 in elmer VsnIion aslpohnt mi
mar Damn nisae- aus Berlin per
ipQtn.
Nm Sage oes aaifsr
SubjllumS ourfte Ser Mrbeitsr 4obr
tt in Observation-Disclosures elm elosn.
lrtI0t9 3ubslfeit belebsn. %bm rpLr.
De aeraN al oiefem Sd9e pen feline
6rau las %. Sjno 9sitertt. 6rsi
LID inc pon Sem rsihsu 3inoerie.
1en nur 5 SprobIin9e am Qeten Qe
blieben. Die dter QeiunN unN traffic
'ino. Die iiin9its Grotnbuyserip rasiI
e0s 'ia;tIiae 9eipitt pen 10 piunr
aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

StadtEhto. Sptsoe,I
9ucasS euutn, IS.
Srant !. 9beHe beitp6r'. eaB e. Der altsrt
10 IN : ney fttmd y. Z. GheHen 70. III. pelte
tStirafte In Der Siaot auIeno in peeHaendunier
gountu ane Stddit, that. uno oas eelda'e ytrWi ot
Snmul T Il rtuhuHeert SottGrs fnr ,eeen
flN pcn Ratlub bei3bIeB piro. Der enrn eeH ne
arauh pcR % Il'sRat3rrh a AZ ntdt sshetii
ueteeH ta5u.
Frautl 9heufu.
- &etApercH per MIR HID uItett1ritten
: SttaeL NJ meirrr eaelsupari an 8, : .tsni'
~ ter u. 7. ~.
Y. y. ateaieF 1Tsntliter 9oiir.
SaliS aatl1vs=auy Iujro frHerjt1 atuoumtH mn
utytt StTrft aui oA% Slut NM bic ihierz : d CIR
6areu e,S Srfen&. sast Gur Seusuliie fyei SHs
Il. =. GheHesSG @. Saleso. {.
- Ner.auit vcn 1atr apptheterr. s,sl-
ClaF8 5au7ilieas ! iGea NM ee sefteu
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Tereins : Nadri6ten.

Der Nrbeiier Council erpdhIte Die
iolasnoen neuen 8eamten; Yrdl., s.
6. @Olioro; @ice'Erdi.. Sobn &ae
Shasm.. s. 3. Serrss; Sdriftf., s.
3. @srdotd; Red,nunssi., u. 5. 6rei'
mari; Sergeant at arms. Sacob
Tutlinser; 6lbrsr. CD. Stiuins
Iruitees - Geo. Nassls. Gbas. Sas'
Tie, NeS Gitmart; Crsaniiator, Sobn
Rde.
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Nadoem ens rnliiprniidc

2anb1elee am IL. eS IN 2rhft aetrea
zen. lisbt man nnnmebr Der Nnlirsn'
9una zines 8rOjsiiss isitsus zines
ourd, ois 8sitimmuneen esS @elsses
9elhd oisteH Saponers entsegen bebuls
Seltitellung Der @ulti9teit bes
8eleses. Gin iOlhsr YrpSeB wiirOs
aud AuitInruna barhber ssben. pb Die
gapnniihe Heeierun9 nab ME pOr
olruuf bs1tsbt. IS lei bic BIl,ht Der
SunpsSrs9lsruns, Die 8shis bon Mus
thuosrn unssrshtsn ltnntlihen WtaB'
Tsotmsn ~ssssniiber gu lhnssn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

Bsbsl, wethsr ju 3nrih i'm AItsr BON
% 9abren seitOrbeR lit, bat Die oeut'
SIDE ioSiaIosmOtratilhs Barter sinen
ihrer 6ibrer psrloren. Sit sr auh
spessu pOlitilder 8erssbsn nit ben
Strai9sisBsn oft senus in gsrubrun9
9stOmuen. 10 1T bob anSnsrtennen odB
er iih nidt ssrinse Bsroienite UNI Die
oeutiten Nrbeiier ermorbsn bat. Wis
Sohu einss llnterOfnSisrs in elmer
&ulsmatts Der aIten Isltungsmerts
8oIns eebOren unb far oas 0rehsler'
hanowsrt beltimmt, bot sr iib ais Sub.
Ccr leiner Yartei. ala 8arlamentarier
nuo Sbrlitltellsr eineH Nnmen semaht
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Habmafhinen.

- ANNN
Shreper. 8reiS IS Gents.
R1bmnidbinen.
Tte .Rurofern" R1bmalhtns 30. ! Diro
aui 5 Sabre idriftiih garantlrt, p2rep
aeno~s @eb6nie, rrtra leine 8olltur, ale
N~eueiten Yerbeferuu9en, abioiuI ole belte
s1oidiue, bic iir lrseno eInen 8rels er.
haltlif lit S26
lie rNproitern". HdbulaihlAe Ao. 2, gee
nau ME 30. 1. nur NIT nutbomatbndem
-7rop 0eao". .S27
Tte .9tproitern" Rdbmolhlne 3p. 3, III
Woloen 0at @ebduir. auibomattidlem
rGbaiu gift, augella9er gelteil nit
.authomnttihem .9}eit 3lepIGcer", bobem
Grm, gebdtIeie Stahltbelle. ale pAtiad)'
svieats" in Sanmet. 0dItdlfn. Cine que
.NaidIne gu benz iebr blli8en 8rtis nor
lie rRoroIterH"- MaIfine no. a. grnau iule
Ro. 3, muir in 8esf. Cabinet Jprnt. %2i
SGe 0ieie Wdihinen limb %abioiit garau'
tirt. Tie Jrnht bat Der aauier gu trnaeu
auo lie betrdgt pom GOO bis 81. le mad Der
Ttitdns.
au sefeu unb 5therlfeH III -, has CN,o yer
0eftaHmeiiaae tqpOaea CTotr). bic err 3StmetheT
Ia ben gr6bereu Ertitdftrn ansHtutH taRu. ~ a5eT
ieHesa. GleHio gut uuo iihsr ljEb bic CsI 'rrH'
aHrDe luna u Deitt be agrHtsH IN ausH GtpteB
etdf,oueu a%usfeleE. 6fun man eas 8sle pr boii
Rnms,'uHa ooer PER 81 prebGBiueiiuna ihidt III es
2 xict ntthUeubta, ben betrefrHesu trief %rs9tlirtrrH II
.aHeu, tleRn BIZ aereIe beutlth aeittteeeR Tt Es8t
nan bdSegeH 8adrae. b In ben Brief. 10 iolie olsier
tets rel1"r:r. rperbSH, nm iiehRr IN ieiH. eaB eertelbs
sthttg aHtormt. fur gssloieHoHuaen in siHidtem
Sriefpetih me d. srnekmeH mir tetnerlei SeraRtDert
ii6te,t. ,3M VALE bon AoEsgperaResEnHgeH Beracie
Rssa IA Mot. bic alie sgeHiopehi wie oe meme
3 oiejfce du5uae eH. beam ioRif fVrnen MIR ben Ad'
stem In ben 4iperu gar uldht hnbsE.
RonsusE roers barfrH uidbt. ipst oas 10 oft ~gefbisht.
r . Z nsrrrafpgFfhs q utffuun L n a Il Cha : , n~Frr
zen. ~iOnoeru iiHe ben Srieieu bstBultseH.
Tieie Hrdmlenliite miro obHe ue'tere
Rotii BON 9r,t 5u 3eit eraaust uuo perdu.
oert. uno oieie Breile ridteu Iih nab benz
ierDetIi9cu Narfwertb.
Cuittuua erIolat nur ourt NeuDerung
oes 3atuuis aui benz NoreBitreiisn.
Wan aoreliire einiah:
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prdmipn. Site.

Gin 1ahr inn perans be'dbtenee
ubcmnenten erbaiten ie einen
ihSnem Halemeer ais Prdmie
gratis une portofrei. I'm pra-
smten fne foIeense sur Iuswahl
5orhaueeE:
Rnmroppf, (oauon iino orei5ebn NUM-
utern eridienen).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15
Qramien oeoen ,Mehr-
;ahluno.
Gfa6ahndh

St.i9er's oeutin amerianiihes Votbud
fur ileine sFlmilIen. BON &aloema
Shreper. 8reiS IS Gents.
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IreiIe BON Der Saulen Com. 60.
Trmhte.
Sm a~Ieinhonoel. SreiIe pom Sohn
rE l1..
9aie.

&reiie BON Senrp Qnoereas, 625 iiiol.
s. StraSe, So Grplle, @ls.
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HOfaler WfQrftberiMt.
Wieb. nmo Jleiibmarft.

@reiie bon 9un9oon & Sppo.
@hlnfen I'M l~HrnEhnnhfl 1Q-1Qt
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
ALFALFA MOST VALUABLE CROP.
Per Acre Value Five Times More Than Ciover-Some Wisconsin Census Figures Which Talk
 for Themselves.

According to the 1910 census of the hay crop, the state of Wisconsin grew l8,OO0 acres of alfalfa. which averaged 2.S tons per acre for the entire state, and the average acre value of the crop was $3100. During the same year the combined acreage of timothy and clover averaged Is tons per acre, valued at $1400. It costs no more to grow an acre of alfalfa than it does to grow an acre of timothy or clover. The average cost of growing an acre of clover or timothy is approximately EO.OO. Thus the farmer would clear s4,oo per acre in growing these crops, whereas if he grew alfalfa he would
 make profit of s21.O0 per aero, or
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24

Repeated experiments made by the agricultural colleges, and the results obtained by the actual growers of al falfa in the semi-arid sections of the west, throughout the corn belt states. and in the south and east are conclu- sive evidence of the great value of alfalfa
 There are few farmers whose profits would not be increased greatly by rais- ing alfalfa. Every farmer should aim to produce, as far as possible, his foodstuffs upon his own farm.
 During the last few years, the area devoted to alfalfa has greatly in- creased in the region west of the Mis- souri river, and it is certain that there will be an equally rapid in- crease throughout the eastern and southern parts of the United States.
 Many of the attempts in the past
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
The Bank of Prescott should be your bank

to grow alfaTra Tn tne numld regions have failed, but with our present knowledge of the requirements of the crop there will be little. if any, more trouble in securing a stand.
 Alfalfa will soon be grown abun- dantly and proftably upon every farm. It is no more difficult to grow than clover and gives double the yield The deep roofing habit of alfalfa enables 1t to resist drouth when clover, tim othy blue grass and other forage grasses die for want of moisture. Al falfa roots grow deep into the soil far beyond the roots of other plants.
 It's drouth resisting power Is of no greater importance than it's great value as a soil enricher. The long roots bring phosphorus, potash and other plant foods from below and store them in the upper soil for the use of other plants Experiments show greatly increased yields of other crops grown upon alfalfa sod.
 Alfalfa is rich in protein the most essential element in feed to make bone, blood and muscle in growing ami mala
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24

troeen, the component of protein but protein is the costly food element. It is a5solately necessary for the pr, Guttcn CT milk and for young grow lng aa.~as Figs will starve Gil corr alone All animals must have frame tulIaif% focG Is well as fat produci1e foof, asch as corn.
 4 'aiIa witl corn maLos q perfectly
 a.'.-4.ed IaAJn, supplying the anima. With an abundance of bone, flesh anG fat giving material.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
Make a BesinnIne-Start Now.

Every farmer should try at least a small piece of alfalfa and if he does not succeed at first, try again and keep on trying until he does succeed It Is worth the while. If the work is thoroughly done and at the proper time. you will most cer- tainly succeed in securing good stand, If the work is half done and out of season, you will just as cer- tainly fail. Make beginu1ns-start now.
 ALFALFA MOST VALUABLE CROP.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24

over i've times the income received from any one of the other hay crops The latest reports from Wisconsin show nearly 10000 acres seeded to al. falfa with an average of about four tons to the acre.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
ALFALFA RICH IN PROTEIN
win 72.3 Per Cent. of Digestlbe Protein, Alfalfa Surpasses Even
 Wheat Bran h Feeding Value.

Alfalfa has high feeding value, as shown by the chart below, taken from California Bul. No. l32. This is due to its digostibility and is composi- ton. Alfalfa is rich in digcsal.e pro-
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24

teln which ls the bone and muscle
 building element. It is also rich In nj
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
ALFALFA MOST
 PROFITABLE CROP
Adds Fertility to the SoiI-Yields
 Three to Four Crops of Hay Each Year in the Corn Belt.
EXCELS EVERY OTHER CROP

Nhe Introduction of Alfalfa as Gen. eral Farm Crop In the United States i Will Revolutionize Agriculture Means More Live Stock, Better : Soil and Larger Returns From the Crops That Follow. By PROF. P. c. HOLDEN, Director
 Agricultural Extension Department
 International Harvester Go. of New
 Jersey.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
Why We Need Alfalfa.

There is no combination of feeds so economical for the production of beef, pork, mutton, butter and eggs, as corn and alfalfa. Neither will give the best results alone. We need alfal- ia because it balances up the corn ration and saves the large waste of starch which always takes place where corn is fed alone. We need alfalfa because we can by means of it more profitably than we can buy it in feed stuffs We need alfalfa because it feeds the soil and enables us to grow larger crops of corn and oats. We need alfalfa because it produces on an average double the feed value per acre of clover or any other forage crop.
 Advisable to lnocuIate.
 In regions where alfalfa has not been grown it is found to be neces- sary to inoculate the ground by sow ing three or four bags of soil secured from a field where alfalfa or sweet clover has been grown for a number of years; or where it is more convenient, artificial cul- ture, such as 'nitragin." "farmo- germ" etc, may be applied Where alfalfa has not been grown before it may make the difference between sue cess and failure.
 Alfalfa Essentials.
 A we'll prepared firm, solid seed bed. plenty of good barnyard manure, and fallow to kill the weeds, are most important. Lime? Yes, one to two loads per acre, and by all means in- oculate. Ground too wet for corn Is not suited for alfalfa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24
Alfalfa Should be Grown
 on Every Farm

1. It is a profitable crop. 2. Increases farm values. }. Excels every other crop In yield per acre
 In feeding value
 As a drOuth reSiSter
 As a soil enricher. 4. No harder to grow than clover. 5. Make beginning-start now
 grow some alfalfa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-24

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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-21
SLAUGHTER OF INFANTS.

THE industry of the United States marked for slaughter
and Nevada with its first beet factory. that has been
struggling for existence will be wiped off the al the end OF
significance Of this decree does appeal orcibly
mining sections of the state it does to the agricultural
aiming establish home market for their prod
with small capital and large family seeking
make home the public domain there no better ndueemen
sugar crop This guarantee Of assured income that
figures that rival the profits Of the citrus lands with the
that the latter held from $1,000 $1,000 and
take the hazard Of dry and fos such
occurred last California destroying SOOOOO worth Of
Sugar the poor mans Reports from
factory Faon show that returns high 500 an
scored by without experience the culture
beets This for isolated but the actual
return twenty the reclamation belt that
yielded % The percentage of sugar
higher than the running close to 10 per cent
and without the aid Of cheap foreign labor or
importation japanese customary the fields of Ca
Nevada Sugar has nearly $O0OOO invested
enterprise and beginning the fruit OF enter
prise when knocked their expectations sky high Abroga
ton protection clause destroys this investment and compes
the farmers of livelihood They fall back
on alfalfa stoekrang but this requires capital which does
handy the farmer entering the reclamation project
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-21
UTAH MINERS COMPLAIN.

Utah in its might to inquiries What's the matter with
~ mining The blame be placed without
serunizng knowledge Of the underlying facts but the Salt
Lake calls attention officially the woefu lack Of
interest by the public in the ongs of that body Stock
values are according standards of Salt Lake but
the men who own the New York for quota
tons making any attempt establish prices at home
From this standpoint that the fault is basic The
people Lake lack education They know nothing OF the
material of their mines if they do they afraid to
opinions by investing their home stocks Pres-
dent Richard Lake Stock and Mining exchange
long circular letter by which he hopes to
public The grievance comprises over 2OOO words
but the complaint may found in the following excerpt
salt Lake has geographical advantage that be taken
away The will remain where they But the mining
by fixture and half cities
eager Denver seized headquarters Of
Godfed stock market despite the natural advantages of Salt
Lake Even Salt Iaker send New York Boston
leading dvdendpa stocks of Utah and
business has dwnded from millions 1909
million 1913 Millions and millions Of money lost to
Utah annually through the decadencnot of the mnebut of the
market"
President Evans fails hit the nail the
that Salt Lake mining 1t and
of the banks founded proceeds of the
rank and file of the population know little nothing vast
industry development of the Mormon
dollars given run for
his money He invited the basement sale
but solicited after the cream had been skinned from the dairy
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-21

osephu Daniels secretary of the navy has found that
Louisiana purchase good thing This tardy admis
sion for a man the south