The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
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topped vill resist . $50 siasA sAls
sad will tur. water ikS Anek's baek.
No soft center With this kinA Of \
stack to let ~ water ran to the very
base Of the stack asd ruin the grain,
and ~ miss o. hit sheaves On top to
be scattered over the field whea every
little wiad comes up, as is often the
case with 70 many poorly built stacks.
"Of course = great deal depends on
the judgment and the eye of the stack
er - some men could read all the III
structiOns on earth and not be able
to put up any sort Of q stack. 4
little information and . lot of good
common sense is about the only re-
Quirements to be able to put up
grain stack that would be considered
water proof and At the same time
credit to the man who did the job.'
We must have gotten our inforns-
tiOn somewhat twisted, whom We
stated that there would be NO real frost
uatil the twssty-Afth, Gee, We did
miss it for sure, for the night Of ths
twelfth WAS the Arst "killer" aaa
frozs thiAgs Of ths tender varieties
in real frsezing style. but most Of the
folks had thing pretty we'll harvested
- that - great loss IVES felt, but It
put deat in green csra and tomatoes
out o. The 3. F. D. anyway. The spsn
Of warm, clear weather proved . bles-
sing in every way, for it gave all
chance 70 ct their crops in, and there
really sAssld Be as excuse for say
one tAis year, to have The snsw a.A
frsss cons - tAsir sssqs still i. ths
grossA. TIE wsathsr naa h doing
his psrt vsil and BY doing nksvias.
it should Be- . seed year for al, With
? splssdid crop a.A nice outlook 4
. gesd naskat - make prosperity
pen . reality In tAass pasts, foe nssy
(ays - ss0s.
Mn. Jaaes Dieksss sd dsagAtss.
have bssa visiting With their sister
sal asst for . couple Of weeks
at New Osstle; they also eajoyed =
few days with friends sad relatives il
Ri1s. Ia The meantime Mr.. Dickens
enjoyeAtD the every day task that
coafroats the average housewife, cook.
ing-but the dish washing man
with soul 80 dead has not cussel and
said, "Dsrn the dishes.
whats the matter with that spell
ling bee you were spouting about
sometime backy' was asked of US.
Nothing the matter with it, and if it
has been dropped as Que would drop
= hot spud, it 8 not our fault, it 3 like
tie young chap from Silt who WAS
sweet o. . dear, denure, little Grand
Valley miss. His friends noticed his
misery aad his Crouch and guessed the
reasons pretty accurately, 70 one Of
them asked: "WAy doa't you marry
the girl and forget the Crouch" I"
Marry her-ys God's and little front
it's Hot my fault that I doa't narry
hsr".
In other words tAere is always .
reason in most everything.
Four Mile Ike never did very we'll,
not since We had our little wraagie
with hin over coyotes some months
hack, and now that his wife has clip
ped out that little article from these
columns, and when Ike begins to ex-
pand on his plans rs to how the
fighting armies in Europe should be
handled, his wife points out this clip
ping, and Ike straightway hikes 70.
the wood pile and manages a few
wooden soldiers and has them nicely
quartered in their wood box barracks
behind the kitchen stove, all ready
to be called out at any time to start
the FIRE going.
Gosh, if any others have met with
the same degree of luck, while they
have heretofore been compelled to hus-
tie wood while the men folks aired
their strategic maneuvering skill"
then we pause to say: Great is the
power of bit Of ink and paper like
the Glenwood. Post.