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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25

that a small amount of earth will
slide past the smooth face of the log
toward the center of the road, thus
forming the crown. The edges of
the logs will smooth out the ruts.
The best way to drag is to begin at
the side ditch and go up one side of
the road, and then down the other.
In the next trip the drag should be
started little nearer the center and
the last trip over the road the drag
may work close to the center itself.
Small ridges of earth will be thrown
in the horse track and smeared by
the round side Of the log smoothly
over the road. The smearing of the
earth by q drag is called 'pulling"
and it tene make the surface of
the road sm.> &. and water-tight af-
ter the sun coz q. out. The road is
always dragged e. it has rained
and not when it is a A good,
strong pair of horses & a we'll
built drag can drag alb. or 4
miles of road in day, an, is the
best way to maintain good roads. In
every county some farmer along each
miles of road should own drag
and drag the road when it rains, and
he would always find the road in
good condition when he goes to
market.
Owing to the fact that many rural
schools were closed at the time when
the prize maintenance essay was
announced by Director Logan Waller
Page of the Office of Public Roads,
it has been decided to extend the linn
it for receiving the essays to Octo-
Der Is, 1913. In addition to the
gold medal given as first prize, two
silver medals will be given as second
and third rrizes. If child who has
submitted one essay previous to the
issue of this notice should care to
try again, he is at liberty to do SO,
but he must be pupil of a rural
school. There is some misunder-
standing in regard to the subject of
the essay. The idea is to set the
children thinking how to better
their earth roads with the material
they have at hand.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25
GO TO GETTYSBURG.
Iowa Will Send Over Three Hundred
by Special Train Next
Saturday.

This week will see the exodus
from Iowa of the civil war veterans
who fought at the battle of Gettys-
burg. Three hundred and sixteen OF
them have notified Adjutant Gen.
eral Logan that they will make. the
trip and that number includes prac-
tically every old soldier now living
in the state who was on the great
battlefield when the tide of the civil
war was turned in favor of the un-
ion.
The Iowa special will leave from
the Pennsylvania station in Chicago
next Saturday at 4 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Chicago will be the gath
ering place OF the Iowa veterans.
They will leave their homes during
the latter part of the week going by
the most convenient routes direct to
Chicago. The special will be equipp-
ed to make their trip as comfortable
as possible. Parlor sleeping cars and
the customary diner, drawing room
car and baggage cars will make up
the long train.
Through the appropriation made
by the state and the generosity of
private individuals the transportation
of all the veterans will be furnished
them without cost. At Gettysburg
they will be guests of the state of
Pennsylvania and will be bivouacked
in great camp on the historical bat
tlefield.
For most of the veterans this trip
will be the first they have made to
the scene of the battle in which they
desperately fought to preserve the
tiresides of the north from the men
ace of the confederate invasion. That
there will be meetings at Gettysburg
this year of men who fought side by
side in the great conflict and have not
seen each other since then, there is
no doubt.
There will be no veterans of Iowa
regiments in the army which Iowa
will send to Gettysburg, because no
Iowa troops fought there. The men
Iowa sends are veterans of New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey. Ohio and other state
regiments. They are men who
have been factors in the develop
ment of the state. They are men Of
whom Iowa is proud. and whom she
is pleased to honor by sending them
as her representatives at the semi
centennial celebration.
Many towns in the state will con-
tribute one or more veterans to the
that will go from Iowa.
Though Iowa's portion would not
make half a regiment, it is evident
that the number of veterans that
will be gathered from all the states
of the union will make an army
which will at least suggest the
greatness of the host that faced the
gray lines of confederates during
first three days of July, 1868.
But one Decorahian, Peter Quinn,
fought at Gettysburg, and he feels
that he is too infirm to make the
trip.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25
Astor Estate is Appraised.

The estate of Colonel John Astor,
who perished in the Titanic disaster,
was officially appraised at close to
SIS, 100000 of which Vincent Astor,
his son receives $5S,964,499; Mrs.
Madeline Force Astor, his widow,
$7,67S,S96; Muriel Astor, his daugh-
ter, $4,S56,75S and John Jacob AS
tor, SON by his second marriage, s2,-
922,672.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25

We have arrived at the borefoot
season when the small boy is un-
happy if he is not allowed TO
blister his feet on the hot walks, cut
them on sharp edged objects, run
pieces of glass into them and knock
off the nails from the big toes, such
is life-with the small boy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25
Chicago Union Giants Coming.

John Evenson, manager of the De-
corah base ball team, has booked
the Chicago Union Giants (colored)
for July 7th. This promises to be
good game and treat to the base
ball fans of Decorah. The game will
draw a large crowd, without doubt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-06-25
Buys Stoskopf Bakery.

Last week the Louis Stoskopf bak-
cry on East Water street passed in
to the hands of the Decorah Bak-
cry Company and was purchased
from them by Ole Dotseth. who will
conduct both bakeries in the future.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-12-25

2 shipwreck: The steamer Concordia col
lided with a bridge pier at the mouth
of Tensas river. La. drowning Is peo-
pie.
China: President Wilson recognized the
Chinese republic.
L Sporting: Willie Kolehmain en- won the
professional Is mile race in New York;
time l hour 20 minutes IA seconds.
s. Fire: LOSS OF sl.0O0000 in the plant Of
the American Fertilizer company at
Buffalo. l.. .
/ Convention: Congress Of American sur
geons and physicians in Washington.
Z. Convention: Congress Of the Salvation
Army met in Philadelphia =
{ Conventions: National Association For
the Study and Prevention OF Tubercu-
losis met in Washington ~.
( Political: The Underwood tariff bill pass
ed the house Of representatives BY a
vote OF 81 to l39
Il storm: IA killed and - injured BY .
tornado at Omaha
4 Obituary: 'Billy'' Arlington, the cid
time negro minstrel died at Los An
gelss: aged a .l IF ~
Il. Mining Disaster: Firedamp explostoa
KILLED Is miners q Belle Valley. q.
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mittdqs uuter6rohen. lm oie'e Stunoe
pitbste Der Sanpf, Der in Der Uttttz
mod 0a6t beaunn, in ben 9pritdoten
in Der bsftigitsn Deiie. 8as 9ros Der
Iebe(Ienarmee bat bic Erahtbahnb0fe,
sine W2sile bonn Ser3en Der St1ot entz
fsrnt, btiest unb bort idpsre artiasrie
Qufaefatrsn, nit Der lie Die 8efsItiguns
cen Der Regierungstruppen in Der IN
neren Staot beitiefen.
gie in 2umpu3os, 100 Wsilen n0roz
lid ron Moutsren itehsnoen Rseiez
runostruppen untsr General Rubio
Ruparrete fino nidt i'm Stanoe, Wion>
tsren gu 6iIfe 2lt tonmen, neil Die
RebelIen ale griidsn 3sr1tort haben,
Gin 1900 Wann itartss Corps pom
RebslIsn lit BON 9orrsou aus Ditli6
marIhirt uno beld'ti9t ben Reoiez
runss General Sruen Iubert in 6iz
pplito, up er feline Sruppen fir etnen
4ngriff auf gorreon ton8entrirt. gts
nioe Ser Sruppen3iigs @ubsrts iteten
in EoIoe Der Grplnf,on elmer 2ptpmos
tioe in Rumor @rispe, neun Wteilen
bon SaItilo feit, uno tin Wunitionsz
suc fir Die Reaierungstruppen iteht in
CeTa6r. hal5peds 5tpiitsn Saltillo
uno Gan 2uis 8otoii ben Rebelen in
I 5dnbe gu fanen. Man gluubt, baB
eoaltilo hinnen GurSem bon mebreren
Seitsn ansesriffsn peroen piro.
Sir 2tonel 9atben Bat
nihts peiter5 agen.
I'D peroe teine peitsre 5raoen
iiber bic Ingelegenbeit mebr beantpors
ten, iagis am 5reitas Sir 2ipnel
8areen, Der bieiiee britiTae 8eiannts,
ols er am 4benb benahrihtiqt ipuree,
bab bas britifde auspdrtiee amt
ourd bic 9otihaft In Dafbinaton bic
glutentitdt Ieinsr Qsubsrung lber bic
Ser. Staaten in Nbrebe oeiteQt babe.
Sir 2ionel iIt 1raerIi6 iiber Die
Wihtiateit. bic man Isinem Snterpie.p
.beiaeItSt bat.
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DAB Der geriht iiber oaa ,Snt.rpisip
nit Cir aionel G,arosn in Der
Stabt Weriio ~nitt
autbentiih" lei.
Die gsamten ipdrsn cine J3sit lang
h0t)ft aufsereat fpsqsu Der 3us
riithaltuna bes Ulorro
gaflls" in Weru Grus,
Weiasrn Iih aber su iagsH, rpeLte IN.
itruttionen borthin seiaidt
tpurben.
Tie Ser. 5taatea unb
merifo.

III feTJ1o.
Wai binqton, g. g., "a. Ctt.
Die Rssisruns Der 8sr. Staatsn ilt
i'm gsgrtff, Die ausipdrtt8sn Rationcn
su benadriftigeH. BAG irgsRo cine
ginmiihung in bic 2iHltlsgsnbsiitn
Wteri.os ais cine sssen bic Der. Staa=
len gerihtete unfrtunoIia: 5aRnlur9
Gnaefebsu fperben miro.
grGiioent Wilion, GetrstGr grpa1
uno sSuhn 8aiiett Woors DOM Staatss
btporkmsnt hdben krsi:s oarii6er be.
rathen. mas bic proilamatiOn sntbols
ten ioa.
Die Yrptlamation oosr Nots, bic
Idmmtlihsn Reuierunssn onrd bte
tiplomatiiten Bersfer Der Be-.
Staateu 3ugeIt.ut fperoen ipiro. miro
ouh cine genaHe grtIGrung iber bic
golitit Der 9er. Stuatsn Regierun5
ter BE- fdeto gsh0rbs in merifo gsgsus
Iber enibdlten, uab Is tptro oariu ods
Trtn3ip EpieNrtDtt 7UtrpeT, puBt nur
iclte Rssisruncen auf oem ameritdui.
fhen Sentiment anertaHut ners:n
plroeu, bic in 1siegliher, orosntlitlsr
rne tonititutionelsr Wsiis etabfirt
rcroen limb. 2lm Yormittag eIaubte
man, bab bic qrotlamation i6on
nGhreno oes Id1es srluiIsn fperoe1
ipiirne. am 4bsno purSe aber Be-
i6loFsn, oaB b1mit big uah ben an
Sonntdg iiattiirosnosu Wablen ges
rdrtet nerbsn fou.
3rei 9inoe boben ousu beieetraser,
tdb bic Reeisrung i'd peranIdbt iIeat
bic uenoue TefiRiruug ibrer politis
dnsutl;noicsn 49, oer lluitano. bag Der
6ritiite Geianet, in Meyi.o. Sir Sic
mel garoen, BEN prdiibenten Seuria
iofprt. ndhbem bisier lid sum Dittds
tcr uufaenorfen, feline Seslaubigungss
fthreiben iiberrsitt BAT uno Die 5bdts
fade, bds ousldnoiihe Regisrunqcn
arieesI6iffe mad msritaniifen Ge.
tu1fiern aeihiti h1bsn.
Die bieIiae britiIts 9otitdit bat
ndhrenb oes 5dess auf anrpeiiun9
ees briiifhen QusIp1rtiaen Qmtss bin
in offisieller W.iis zen StdotsIssrellr
bena6ri6ttgt. bab oi. britiI6e Resiss
runa oas ieBt beribmte Snterpiep nit
Cir oionel garben, in bem er sr.ldrt
taben ioa, baB bic Regieruna Der
Der. S.adtsn tsiH riatiaer geritdnoe
min fir bic aoee in Wsrito babe. fir
mid. ousheniiid" srtldrt babe.
Der frans0iiT6e gOtI6aft.r SUITE
rano benadrittiQte am Qbenb bas
Eiaatsoepurtemer,. baR bic fransoli.
Yds Renieruna. iuosm lie elm ariegss
fhiFf mad merit1niihsu GemdiIern
Ididi. niht bic abiiht babe. ii6 in
iroeno elmer MkiIe in bic anssleusns
heiten ner Ser. Staaten einsanilden.
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Sn oeusn rieiige Summen an riititdn
oigsn Steuern rtnb Strafsn
perlangt tDerDen.
Die 9erf 6DOrun9 segen
Iarence 9Sunt.

u - u y - ~ -
G6icago, 81, "a. Oft. - offer
GrDartlng entgegen nuroen bel ben
heutieen GrDffuung oes Bro5effes, ben
Clarence @. Sunt angeitrengt bat,
niht Die politiIA.n gerf0nlibteitsn
genannt, bic cine 8erihn0rung gegen
Junt dnge3stteIt habeniollsn. Die Nm
getlagten iino ser 2tnrpult 9onabue
uno Der 9stettip StiefeI. 0ie Der 2lne
malt 5uuts ausfiihrte, Doue er bstpetz
I.A. oaB Die 4nsetlagten ben 9otslbez
oienten oSobn &. 6enning neranlabt
bQbsn, ben 5unt tpegeu 4bIpsnitigmaz
dung Ieiner 5rau Slt Dertlagen. Do
nahue ION fin Der WiB S'ReiQep, Die
nadber 5enuing heirQt6ste. nit Dem
8prftldg geudbsrt baben, SSunt iDeger
8erfubrung 3u oertIagen. QIs bic
S'ReiQp oarauf antportete, bab iie
5unt gar ni6t tsnne, ipuroe ibr geiagt,
bas perbinDere be EIlae ntdt, DE ME-
mails gum pro3eB tommen piiroe, GIs
bic S'Reillp Damn 6enning bsirut6ste,
ici 9orabue barii6er isbr aufgsbraht
gspsIeu, neil er iegt audi oieisn err
nGbren muIie. 9ouabus babe banH
ben geiben oiel Gelo gsgebsn uno ite
ra6 WtobiIe gebraht. Qls tie ooOou
borten, ouB 5unt pegen Der 9srfu9z
rung Der 5rau Ssnning pertlagt rpors
ben lei, tamen iie na6 Chicago 5lz
rid. 8onabue babe Damn Die Grau
aus Der Staot geididt. pdbrsno Elm
anoersr 4ppotot iih 9enniHgs unges
rommsn habe, iuOem sr tbm tpohsntli6
sinen 9roBen 2obn 5abIte, obns oaB er
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Ihliiiie on. in o.nsn Die Reaierung sr.
iuht spiro, cine Summe fur bic gr.
riehtuna zines oeutiheu 9doilons aui
nem 4usftsqunespIos gu beDiaiseE.
ainber in Dublin aua
Giienbabn3Igen Ser
ausesbclt.
Dublin, "a. Cttobsr. Die Sppos
ii1on Der iriIhen GeiitIitteit gsssn
ben plan, bic ainosr BON mittelloieu
Strsiitrn BON Dublin in Gnglanc
untersubrinstn. iit i'm 3unebmen. Gin
6aifen leute. uuter oenen iib mebrere
prisIter befanosn. bsities am 1benl
einen Giienbabnsug, aIs er Inn gesrifi
mar. ab3ufabrelL uno bolie elf ainosr
berons, bic nahgnslaHo stbraft lpsr=
ben fcllteH. Spdter luuroen Inohnals
iiettn Hinoer psrbinoert. NIT einenl
,onoern 3uC absuiahrsn.
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Aus bem Deutf6en Rei6.

!
Berlin, "a. Sltpber. ssn Der
Worssnfibung Der internaiionalsn
Gubertuloie Gonfsren3 ipuroe iiber bic
Dertpdnoihafi sniIhen 2ebensperiis
heruna uno a-mpasns sesen bic 3ua
tsriuloie berdtben. Sn Uerbinoung
famit purbe oud) iiber bic 0srmiHoe.
rana Der Sterblihieit burd gehanos
lung bon Vafienten in beicnoereH ga
niiorisn. WerbeFerung Der Wohnuusss
rtrhdftniff. unp bic er5tehtHs ses
9olss burt bic Reaieruus ober aui
priDaiem Weae, ioeab es i'm Sianos
1T. oi. 0eiabr Der Snfs.iion su erssn.
nen. beiprohen.
Inter ben neutften Rsbnern befans
ben iih Or. Eoufmann unb 9r. NIL
helm Rod, gbefs ptrf6isbsner abs
ihsilunaer bss beutffen Reihsperiid;e.
runassgureaus. Sie berihietsn iibe-
bic gernbesu erftaunliden grfclssr,
fie nit Der gtablirnns BON 9ubertu'
loissheilanfinl.en fir bic ben Stoats.
acknowledgements un!er.
rorfenen alaHsn ersielt rorbeH iiHo
nitt nur inlcneit bic 0erminoerunJ
ter Sierblihieit in getraht fomns.
foneern aud NIT 9esus nuf Die That
iahe, Die ben pniisnien uno ihren Ga
milien bds Qeben piel erira1lifer ses
maht fpurne. unn piele polliinnois &C.
heili unb einem orbtitiamen asben 3ne
riidaeaeben nerben sonn.en. Or. aofl
foaie, baB BON ben pai;enten in ben
gubertuloie 6eilanitdlien I'm Jdhr,
1912 polIe 90 g}roaent cine Iolfe Bel.
ieruno aafnieFsn. boR ein. psrmanenis
MrbeitsunfGbi1isit nift mehr Al bes
fiirtien iFt. or iaass. bah bon ben i'm
sschu 1907 in bisisn ani.al.en srs
fc!areid, gehanosiien bsrte nod 81
a,roseni i'm Sidnos Isim. ibren 2e'
tensunierbal, 3u perbieneH.
grannihmeig riiitet III 7
ocn ginsma ieiRes
Scr3oae.
lie Muihebnna Ser Neleft.idloii III
garauiId,meie miro Nun poransll0lt'
Iid nad,iie Node eriolacn. 10 Dab Der
Gin5na bes grin3cn eruit ailanit bon
Gunlberlano lmo Der SrinSeilin 1lf.
ioria Suiie als Ser,caspnar IN ben
criicn Jaaen besN nadliien Ifonnt5
Itoftiinoen fam. Ter aegeni. Sersca
ssohann sitbred1t bat ben Sanotal
nuf nddliicn Rciiing einberll'rn illo
'iir Oir amsi6)miifllna Scr Saiiptltaoi
s,raunid,sueig gum ein5ua oes filnF'
iiacn 6ersoaspanreg wuroen ucn ocl
Staotueroroneten $4,000 Warf be.
luilIint.
aomponiit 8iIbert rettei
feline 1aniiemen.
Ead, cincm Ianapicriaen Vro5eh
III es benz 0pmpnHiiien Sean Gilbert.
Der init iciner Gpereite .V,lppdle.
eincn Der Grobien Nlhnenerfolge ocr
Iebtcn ssnhre errnnnen bat. selungcit
ei,ien foiiipieiigeH ..iiitlen IheiIhnber"
los 3a lperben. Als Der Qonlponill
nod, idnper 3u fiinpfen battle. borate
CT pon eincm aespiilen Nnnoel 25.'
600 Wnrf, inbem e. fiG tontrastIid
uerpiIid5tsts, 1em 0sI0usrleiber jeit
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@etterteriAt.

Sir Ohio: Gdones Weiter in
Ohio. benz i'm iiib0fliten 3beil iuobrs
idstinIid R.sen poranaebi. am Sonns
taa fth0nes Wetter. S6radr oerdH.
berlide Winbs.
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General Jslir Dia3 befinbet fih In
0era grus In einsm 6oiel neben
benz amerilaniihsn aoniulat,
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Defen S6ub CT I'M Sale Der ROib
oH3urufen bereii iit.
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Der Dampfsr .Worro Cattle erit mad
einem p1otsIt oss am.ritaniidsn
aoniuIs in Usra grus fr.is.s
lo1ien.
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4ussenommen In einisen fsfonbsrs
angsfiibrteu Diitri,ten.
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MuslanO 'Selegrapb
Deuud(ano ai6t ea!mul6i0t
3urd ben Verlmft Der 3 ~
pelins3 s3uftfreu3er.
Sentidbe Osn,naiiaften iantmeln
0el0 fir elm nenes gaftiaiH.
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in DETER
reid.
Der 6auptassnt Der 5amburs 4mes
rita qinie fir DefterrtiH nun
aud intriminirt.
4m Oorabenb Der parIamsntspahlen
in csinlitn
GrldBt Der Uaiiian cine abermaIiss
4m Oorabenb Der parIamsntspahlen
in Sinlitn

Grldbi Der Uaiiian eins abermaliae
Grildruns sesen bic getbeilisuns
Der aaibolitsn on ben Dablen.
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|JnlanoIclegr1p()
Der proje6 gegen Dono9ue ua0
Steife( in Chicago
Ter clue sSulge oes Semiis
hens tit
Sen gbaratter pon Glarence a.
ssunt im ben Staab IA
sieben jeBt in pol'
lem 8ange.
Die Romen 8erjentgen, bic bas oiele
SeIo geliefert, nod ni6t
eenannt.
Quf 263 bslduft Ii6 bic 3a6l Der
Spfsr Der Grubsns sSataitropbs
in Hetp Wterito.
~S:~--
Die Satin bes friibersn @i3e sprGitz
bsnten 5airbants geitOrben.
-~y>
Dos poitumt in attica. SbiO. I'm
$4,000 beraubt.
asine Spur bon ben ginbrs6srn gu
fInoen.
Neun Intlasen gsaeu Sleomargdrins
5abritantsn in Gbicago .rboben,
-~E~--
| SSn oenen rieiige Summen an riititdne
bigsn Steuern unb Strafsn
Derlangt Deroen.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-10

quite large number of the younp.
er set were present and greatly en-
JoYed the evening. Prizes were Civ.
en- to those winning the largest
number OF games which were won
by Miss Nellie Root and Chas. d.
Cole. No BOBBY prize was offered
which was a sourse of disappoint-
ment to Chas. G. Black. Delightful
refreshments of fruit salads and
Sherbert were served. Misses AL
bright are charming entertainers as
vas attested by all those present.
The Pinochle Club was entertain.
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Tye last Saturday evening: we
might add, royalty entertained.
Tables were prepared for fourteen
couples and after twenty exciting
games were played it was found
that DIR. Logan was winner of one
OF the first prizes while Mrs. Mae
davidson and Miss Maggie Samp
son were tied for the other first
rrizc, a beautiiu! sterling silver pin
tray. The cards were cut to decide
the winner and Miss Sampson
was the lucky one. Mrs. s. T.
Steele failed to maintain her usual
winning luck and received one of
the BOBBY prizes while Chas. G.
Black as usual was presented with
the other one. A delicious salad
menu was served as refreshments at
the conclusion of the games.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-10

IN the exhibit could not have seen the
admiring crowds that stopped. talked
and exclaimed over the splendid work
they had done. Ii is a work that Is
iestiped TO revolutionize our boys and
perhaps at the same time revolution
ize their fathers and elder brothers
One fond father whose son had yield
OF 1903 bushels TO the acre remarked:
1--WE got two little chaps In the Corn
club in my home county. They're
small. but they're all right One Is
ten and the other twelve. The older
boy was in the club last year and rails
ed eighty-five bushels. This year he's
got 1903. and we are plannin' to get $50
bushels next year. Yes; were goin'
to use lot Of fertilizers an do things
right. because just want TO see how
much they can raise on one acre. |
want to see II worse than the boys
do"
The man paused for "A moment be-
fore he continued: You know. they
call 1t the Boys Corn club, Why. I've
learned more about corn I'm the past
two years than both Of my boys put
together | tell you what I'm goin' 10
do. am goin' to plant just half AS
much land as usual I'm corn next
spring. an I'm goin' to try to raise
Just the same number of bushels.
Then I'll have the rest OF the land for
cowpeas.'
During the exhibit number OF re-
ports came I'm concerning the great
size OF some Of the crops this season.
II is very probable that a great num-
her will exceed the 100 bushel mark,
which was not reached last season.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-10
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