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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
WHAT PAYS THE BEST III
FARMING?
BY J. G. HUTTON,
Associate A~eronomist, South Dakota
State College.

In these days OF striving for better
methods of farming. in these days
when farmers and investigators are
trying to increase crop production and
to raise two blades OF grass where
only one blade formerly grew" practi-
cally all of the factors which AFFECT
growing crops are receiving consider
alton.
Various varieties Of corn, small
grains. and legumes are being COM
pared for the purpose OF determining
the best yielding strains for the varl-
Gus climatic and soil areas Of the
state. The Agronomy Department OF
the South Dakota Experiment Station
has published, or soon will publish, the
results OF several years investigation
with the staple crops OF the state. rms
same department recently published
a bulletin giving the results OF several
years of soil fertility investigations at
the several experiment fields.
The effect OF different depths OF
blowing is being studied in an effort to
determine to what depth land should
be plowed to yield the greatest profits.
Ii the wheat crop can be increased ~
blowing to a certain depth, the farmers
of South Dakota should know 1t; II 1t
can not be increased in this way the
farmers OF the state should know this
fact.
1t costs more to pillow land seven
inches deep than it does to ploW the
same land five inches deep. 1t costs
more to pillow twelve inches deep than
it does to plow seven inches. Just
to what extent will the increased yield
exceed the increased cost OF blowing,
ii at all? This is a question with a
financial application. The answer to
this question and to others OF a SINH
lar nature are being sought by the
Agronomy Department.
The accompanying photograph
shows a class studying soils at the
South Dakota State College at Brook.
ings. An instrument called a dyua-
mometer is attached to the pillow and
the number Of pounds pulled by the
team is automatically recorded. The
results for various depths OF blowing
axe noted by the students and an &C
curate estimate is made Of the cost
of blowing in terms OF the team-pow-
err required. For example, these stu
dents found that it required twice as
much horsepower TO operate a subscil-
er to a depth of eight inches in the
bottom of a seyen-inch furrow as it did
to TURF tho furrow itself. That is to
say, that when a farmer plOWs this
land to d depth Of seven inches and
then subsoils eight inches deeper lie
practically piows his sol! three times
10 a depth Of seven inches.
This is a sample Of the practical
questions which the South Dakota
State College Experiment Station are
trying to answer for the farmers ct
the state who pay taxes to support
these institutions, not for the glory
Of the state OF for the glory of the In
stitutions, but for the benefit Of farm
ers, present and prospective, and for
the benefit of their children who will
be farmers and the farmers wives OF
tomorrow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
Dies Of Broken Neck.

Deadwcod.-After living four days
with a broken neck, Nels Nelson,
aged As, a ranch hand, died at the hos
pital here. Nelson came from Rapid
City to the Jens Skaare raach below
this city and secured work. While
riding on a wagon i've a rough road,
he a jolted to the ground and the
load passed over his neck. breaking II.
Nelson is not known to have any rela-
tives in this country. and is supposed
to lave recently come from Mime
sote.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
Coming to Home Coming.

Sioux Falls.-Ralph w. WheeloeA,
a pioneer OF the state and formerly a
resident Of Mitchell, now a member
OF the state beard Of control OF the
state OF Minnesota. writes to friends
here from st. Paul as follows: II am
getting very much interested In your
homecoming function and would like
to get a copy OF the program as soon
as prepared. would enjoy taking
in n or two days among the old.
timers OF anti-statehood days. Very
truly yours.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
visi. State Collcne.

Bookings. - Fifteen automobile
loads Of prominent farmers and bust.
ness men Of Chester. S. D., motored
to BrcoSinss to visit the state college
and to see the work that is carried on
here. Prof. J. ". Wilson, director OF
the experiment station. took the Wis.
itors il charge and showed tnem the
fine dairy cattle. the fat jumped
sheep the dairy barns and e.erythine
that would interest the ~up-to-dale
farmer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
The States Money.

P1erre.-The financial statement Gf
the state at the close OF business Nav
g.. showed cash in all funds amount.
ins, to s1.311.951. Of this the general
fund carved ~s2G8,691: the Irvine fund,
S1G4.311. And the income fund for com
SCHOOLS. e:4.S59, thus fund to be dis
trlbuted the 18th Of this month. The
game fund carried S47.54o.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
Loses Another Son.

Pierre.-Arthur Anderson, the 20
year-old son Of State Auditor II. B. An
dersGn, is dead from lung trouble. The
hlSial was at Mitchell. This is the sec
ond sen to die in the past two months.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
To Combat Hoo Cholera.

Pierre.-To combat hog cholera
through prevention worked out N
schools Of instru.ntion. is the idea OF
the state live stock sanitary board,
which has been working On the plan
for ome time, and has now practically
secured the instructors for the course,
which takes up five half days for a full
course Of instruction. The dates fer
these schools have not yet been def
niteiy fixed, but will be known in a
short time. Unless there is a change
in plans schools Will be held az five
places in the state, Sioux Falls. Mitch.
ell. Erookings, Redfield and Aberdeen.
Besides this work on the part Of the
state, the department has a promise
OF at least n demonstration school
by representatives Of the national i've
STOCK bureau some time the present
summer. The state board has rrceiv.
ed field reports showing that tic last
herds in the state which were affected
with scabies have been dipped under
supervision Of the field men, aad the
last or the disease eliminated for
South Dakota. The dipping was ap.
piled to two herds III Perkins county.
one IN Pennington county and one ir
Bennett county.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12

The accompanying PHOTOGRAPH shows = class studying soils at tn South
Dakota State College at Bookings An Instrument called . dynamometer 10
attached Il h pillow IN the number Of pounds pulled by the team 10 auto
maticaly recorded. The results for various depths Of blowing are noted BY
thu students = a n accurate estimate 10 made Of the cost of blowing In
Of the team-power required.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-12
WANT MoRI EQUIPMENT.
Rural Carriers n Good Roads
Movement isF Good Of Service.

Rural Carriers Kajrae Good Roads
Movement iss Good Of Seryiee.
Sioux Falls. r1Iorsing the good
roads movement. as well as. other i'm.
prOvements that would better service.
rural mail carriers of MinuehaAa
county In their recent convention here
passed several resolutions favoring
methods hat would aid in the speed
Ter and better distribution of mail in
the country districts. The convention
was addressed by jeff Seals, deputy
postmaster of the Sioux Falls office.
and by v. c. Battle. p%ostoffice inspec-
tor for this district. The following res
olutions were adopted by the carriers:
Resolved, That the department be
urged to hasten arrangements for mail
boxes sufficient for depositing parcel
post packages that we must delive,.
Resolved. That we heartily approve
the parcel post even to the extension
of increased weight, provided that We
are paid sufficient equipment allow.
ance to give good s~ervoice without
making it a hardship for the carriers.
Resolved. That we commend the town.
ship supervisors who have carried ou,
the provision of the new road law in
regard to dragging mail routes after
hard rains and moving weeds that
grow along the roadside and that we
urge upon road officials who have
been negligent in this matter to see
that these provisions are carried out.
the section of the law referred to
reads: The township Supervisors
shall have all main travelled roads, in
Guiding mail routes, cleared Of ock
and other distractions. and dragged
with any road or split log drag at sucn
times as is most beneficial. So far
as possible such dragging shall he
done when the earth Of the road sur
face is in condition to accomplish the
best results. Not to exceed 40 per
cent of the road tax collected under
the road levy made BY the township
supervisors shall be expended under
this section" Carriers from Dell
RAPIDS. Sherman. Garretson, Valley
Springs, Brandon and Renner, togeth-
err with the six carriers OF Sioux Falls,
were present at the meeting.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

iprodeu tuar, biermit abgei@att 1T uno
fir folgeno beidrtebenes Gane 6Re5aDlt
tperoen foI. namli@: Solep9 praln,
Sbeil bon N8A bon sect1on " uno
Shell bon NgA bon Section II, Stpp.
1874, Nange 20, bic Snmme bon Soo,
beioate gnt16qoigung tpnroe trrtbu1al1z
6ertpeile Iberlafen in bejagter or1g1l1eiz
len 8eaeanoronllng, uno beiagter We8 mt
ae%niiaenber 8ortbeil fir bag County, I'm
Rablunq Der S9d0en bon oiel em Doaro
augauqieihen. uno tpeiterbin bon 0telem
Woaro anaeorbnet, 6aB bles belagte 3nz
1trument cine tpeitere 8ergMtung Der
Gdabeu 1T, un6 6ab 6enielben gu e1nem
Shell Der oriqinelen N%noronnn8 nerOer
inf beim @tabliren beiagten Weges unO
aalg 4usaleidung Der S9doen biloen lou.
limb meiter6in angeor0net, baB Die be-
iaotsn @hd0en Dem befagten >Solepb
Braun be8ablt merben iolen 6urd e1nen
Gounth : 8arrant, Der bonn @onnt9<Nu@
oitor bes belagten @ountp aus5ujteaen
st. gMs 2euaniB oafir unteridreibt Der
Boarb un6 fngt ben Siegel bet gu ct.
glorb. Minn.. ben 10. Nobember, 1914.
(siegel)
s. S. aotpnlfonsfi, gorliber; gal.
German, Sacob 8eber, Tsid.
3oio, s. $. Garfield, 8oarb Der
County, gommiildre bon Stearrn5
County, Winn.
Be]ttdatigt: Slid. Sbomeb, gount9<4uo1for
unD grzofficio @lert beg Voaro.
Muf 9ntrag 8ertagung Biz 8 ubr '1'1z
bern Worgen.
(@diuB in nadlter @ummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
9 er65rsnoti5 besiislid @einds etaes
8runbbeiibers.

9a Elm bon 8enebift 2acata, @rnnSz
eiaentbiimer i'm S6uloi1trift 81 IN o1e@
lem GountD unter5eidnete5 8elu9> III
ipeldem %bargetban lit, 6aB er Der eige11z
thinner folgerb bel6riebener 2dnoere1en
Sic in qeuanntem 9iltrift eelegea iiab.
tdmlieb: 9t8A BON S@A uno She'll
bon 5@A bon A@ u, libli6 bonn @ege
oeleaen, alles in Section Z in SotDnlb1p
125 l;0rbli6 bon Gange SEQ. 80 1Deltl16;
unb baB bie gntfernung bon 1einem
@ohnplabe rad Der S6ulbausieite i'm
9i1trift ~ in Ser Nad6barl6aft bon etz
bier Weilen, burd 1pel6e Gntfernung
es fir fleine Ainber boQitdnoig unnoglid)
lit, Ben @eg gu maden unb oa3l1 nod
unb gar nnpraftii9 lit. @eiter6i1
lit Sic Gntfernung bon be5 8ittltelers
&obnl1ng gum Sdulbaule I'M 9iltiift
176 1,ur etlpa anDertbalb Weile unb baz
fer bequemer u,1o erreidbarer fir feline
&inber fir ben 8elu9; Dem 8oaro Der
GountnzG omminare bon Steorns GountD
unterbreitet murbe, unb no91tebeno, baB
feline be1agten 2aubereien bonn -geua1laz
ten 9iltrift 50 getrennt uno Sem be-
leal@a a1aS Sa beiaatse N9 8s6oroe 3eit nno
Srt fir berartiaes @erb0r Be timmt bat
10 lit hermit Noti5 er[allen, baB genanrz
tes @elu9 bon Der Beb0rbe in elmer an
20. 9e8ember 1914 %beginnenben Siblns
morgens 9 l1br in Ser office beg gount1z
Mubitors in ct. gloub angeb0rt tperoe,
at tpelder 3eit u,1b an tpel6em Rlabe
Sic Mrgumente auer babel iutereila1ten
8eriunen fir ODER eegen Genebmieung
bes @e1udes angeb0rf tperoen iouen. Suz
Dirt ct. @loub, Minn., Sen 10. Nopemz
Der, 1914. SIN Outrage beg 8oaro Der
County ommiHdre.
8eitdtigt: Nid1olas Sbomep, Quoitor uno
@rzofficio gIerf beg 8oaro. Sobn
g. Gbaniol, 9eputierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Mutt. bcs @eiudyes fir sdanflisens.

@taat Minnei pta, Steorns Gountn, g.
= &c miro hermit betannt gemaht,
baB Elm 1driftlides @eiu9 benz Board
ser Gountp : gommihdre bon Stearns
COUNTY unterbreitet ur6 IN Der S1r1ee
seq gountb : Muoitors binterlegt tpuros,
in pel6em nadee1udt tpiro fir Sdantz
Ii8ens fir Sen Sermin bonn Is: 9e5emz
Der 1914 Big gum IA. Se5ember 1915
bon nadgenannter Rerion an benz in Dem
@eiu6 angegebenen 8labe, ndmli4: Nt.
S&mientcf, Eopn 3rodtpop I'M noroo1r II
Iiden 2immer 19 BET 26 SUP, zines 8ez
bddlbes lo5irt 40 8utbeu peitli9 bon
SIC gde bon @@A bon Seetion s.,
Totpnibip 1875, STANCE %. 8eiagtes &C.
1nd miro angebort unb oarilber be]timmt
bon ser COUNTY : @ommifidrbeb0roe bon
Gtearns GountD i'm @ourtbauie gu ct.
gIoub in Gtenrns County, Ntnn., nm
9ienitag, Sen 20. 9e5ember 1914 morz
gems 9 nbr ienes Sages. l1nteri9rteben
11ro berlebe ZEN nit Dem Siegel bon Stearrs
Gpuntp am IA. gfobember 1914.
(Giegel)
8etdfiqt: Mid1olns Sbomep, Mubitor urb
gr<officio glerf bes godro. - Sobn
S. @paniol, 9eputierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
9ifes, gldn5enbes @aar
Trei BON @rinb.
Mdbden, nerfnMt es! 9as 6aar ,ptrb
tueidj, ipaIerb 1rtb herrlidI! 2amft
cine Is Gents 5lafde 9anbertne.

@enn Sshr etpas I'M f6tperes 6nmr
oebt, rag a16n8t in @d6nheit 1rnb ftrnh1t
bon 2eben. bns cine unbergleihlihe
@eidheit Eat nnb nnuenb .unb gIdn3enb
lit. berfrdt 9mberine.
N1tr cine MppIifation berbonpelt Die
@hDnheit @ures eoares. nebftbem rSft
iie 1ofort ieben @rnnb = Bortifel. Shr
fDnnt fem fd6nes Soar nod %oefunbes
.6oor haben. tpenn SIR Grind hobt. Sic.
fer 6horf ro,tbt Sen @Ions BEG 6oores.
aerit0rt teine 9tGrfe unb fein eioentlides
2eben nnb. er3euot. tpenn man lin niht
hefeitiet. cine Tieberboftigfett nnb Elm
Sudden Ser &obfhont: bic 6aortpuraeln
hnnaern aug. 16fen iih unb fterhen nh.
bann f6nt bds !6dor rafh aug. Werfehlt
niht cine 25 Gents SIafbe beg @rntp1z
9anberine in irqerb elmer Mpotbefe
8n faufen unb bann berfuht e8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Kinder schr0lon
MACH FlETCHER'S
Gas ITO r
SI6enbnra.

OI6enburg. - Ser @roBber=
5og rettet oie @dlabt! @ie ser
@roBber5og bon Sl6enburg 6as 81
ierne areu5 ertparb, 6as er5ablt, na@
6em uSannob. &nrier," Elm @ertp'1rt=
Deter folgenoermaBen: Stun6enlang
botten mir Ol6enburger beftigeS Mr-
tilerteferer 6es iiberlegenen Sein0es
ol1s5ubolten. Simmer naber riidten.
Die 6ran5oien, un6 Ser Sagel BON
@eidoiien lihtete uniere &etben im-
mer mebr. gin5elne @rnppen Ser
rnirigen begonnen gu meiden nn6
ri1ier on6ere nit iid fort. 90 fum
bon binten fer infer @roBber5og inn
Nnto, ftieg aus, entriB einem Ser
tp1tr16eten 6as @emebr un6 1tiir3te
nit 6em Suite: ~9omertpetter,
Serbs, poM ibr mob1 bortpdrts!"
u1s ollen borar. SIM Sprunge folg=
ten mir un6 g%elangten in etne Mulbe,
6ie tins bor5iigltde 9edung bot. Son
bier aus nur6e ser Mngriff 6es Ssin=
6es fr6ftig abgei6lagen. Ser @roB=
ber5og blieb mdbren6 6es. @ompfe s
in Ser Shiibenlinie un6 feuerte 1elb1t
frGftig nit.
@eitfalen.
Meubans.- Gum gr0Bten 8e-
oo11ern ser Meubduier 8irgeridaft
lit Ser bier o1ietttg beliebte &ittmei=
iter non Soltanne Ben &el6ento6 fiirs
8aterlano geitorben. @enn ie Elm
Sffi5ier a116 in 8iirgerfreifen iid)
oQgemetner @eIiebtbeit e%rfreute, 10
NOR es Gittmeiiter BON SSouanre. 9o-
BON 5eugte 10 re6t am eriten Mobil=
madungstage Ser Musmari9 Ser 4.
@sfa6ron, 6eren Gbef Ser @eritorbene
nor. Mls sic @sfa6ron o11s Sent
S6loBtbor al1sriidte, mur6e ser Dor
6es gsfa6ron reiten6e @ittmeiiter
BON Sononne bon Ser 8eb0Ifer1111g
itiirlniid begriiBt un6 linn EN- tar=
fen6itimmiges: nMuf @ie6erfeben"
no6gerufen. 2ei6er lit 6ieies @ie-
berieben, Ser @1n16 aIler 8irger,
NUN mtdt IN @%rfii111rg gega1ger.
Midts6eitotpentger miro fem M1tben-
ten BEL Der geiammten 8uirgerf6aft
in Gbret bletben ur6 unperqeB1id
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

% d) NJ en11ngen - SEeTer
Ioge febrten sic an 6em 2iebesgoben=
transport bon ID Mutomobilen Ser
Oberdmter @otttpeil, S%bern6orf,
g1l3 Ii. +. m. betbeiligte1t &errett 5u=
rid. Sic Mrtomobile gelangten Biz
gu SEN porgei6obeniten Soften nnie-
rer Sruppentbeile in 6en @ogeien.
Sort fmn6en oie S9menminger Sic
besgoben, bor1ptiddlt6 6as marme
l1nter5el1g un6 sic beimatbli6en
spedieiten, iiberam freu6ige Mrfnob=
me. Snsbeionbere auf eine1n borge=
Idobenen Noiten in einem fletaen
@ogelenoorfe, in ndditer @abe 6eS
6ein6es, tpo iiber 40 Sdpenninger
bei1amme1 tporet1 nn6 mobin nod
ni6t bieIe 2iebesgaben ibren @eg Bis
iebt gefun6en botten, mnroem 6teie
@riibe aus Ser &etmutb nit beion-
6erer Sreuoe entgegengenommer.
Biberad. - SS1n bem 5tlialort
ge6tenrot fieI ser 70 Sabre alte BE-
ne6ift MaDer beim @ortoffelabla6en
bonn 8oger, 10 6aB er 6as @erid
bruh un6 iofort to6t mar. @5etn etn<
5iger 5obn, Der berbeiratbet lit, m1tB
IN 1Giiditer 3eit Ing 5eI6.
uIm. - @iir3lt@ 1T Elm 3ug NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Die aIte btimatb.
9ibeinprpnin5.

MurlcIeu. 0as giierne
&relti lit Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M1loi Yfilps aus @iirielen (Sobn hes
Sauptlebrers @rd. Efilps oort'
1elblD perlieben moroen. philips trat
ais @ebilfe Scr &0lner @lld)banolung
fSrieor. &rab II. Sic. COON tpelder
od)t Mngcltellte i'm 6eloe 1peilen) i'm
SCRIPT b. S. beim &e9inrent 9er. 1856
in 5trabbl1rg ein. Gr m1roe BET We
aiun oes arieges 5lrm @efreiten nno
1dpu 4 @od)e,, ipiter sum- lt1lterot=
fi5ier "er1aunt. Die Federation nit
SEM giiernen &rell5 mllroe 1br1 am
80. September 5utbeil.
@1ln. - 9l11f M1regrng etn1ger
Meilter uno slrbeiter beidlob ser BE-
ou1teu= uno Mrbeiter Mltslbl11b ser
&6lner Tobrit bon @ebriioer Stoa=
mertf M.=@. ei11e Samrn1ll1ng fir Die
&rieySipenoe Ser Staot &oln utter
ullen Mngeltellten. Gas gelammte
Yerlpnal mollte iidl melll1 al1b NIT
fleine1 @%eitragelt, betbeilige11. Die
gamullulg ergab $3.50 @&., melder
Glrrr1lre Sic 6irn1a Stolllperd i'm ar=
id,ll1b a11 ibre friibere 3eidm11g fllr
ous Nutbe @rel15 Ben gleid)en Setrag
beiiiigte. sll16eroen1 ipieoerbolte Die
lSirnuo ibre ~eritmalige BON 10000
gd1ofolaoetui clu ltno Sdpfplaoep1l=
Der fiir 10000 Salien sur Serpfle=
ol,l11 Ser Gr11ppe1 11no @ermur1oeten
an oas Notbe &re1t5 ltno JONI tige yer=
cine u11o bat ferl1erbln sur Ytlege
ser @erlpll11oeteu Oie umfallenoen
Maaltme hires grholl1ngsbaltles fir
lire MngejteQtel1 oen1 S%berbiirger=
n~1eilter sur Gerfiigltng geItelt, nt1o
5lpor oltsgeltottet nit bnnoert gette1t.
Observation-Disclosures fir geneienoe Ter-
m1>loete, 9aoer lomie Slide nno io11=
itige slpetfmQbige ginridtungen !tno
in Sem grbolltr1gSbauie berettS bor=
ba11ben.
Giien= Mn t. - Gem @rafer1
Zeppelin, Ser ne1lid giien auf ser
0urdreile beriibrte, m11roen beget'
lterte &1tnogebungen berettet. Wte
ste giiener @olfs5eitung mittbeilt,
itan0 Graf Zeppelin, Ser gan5 borz
5iiglid altsiab, lieberswiiroig onf al,
Ie an i'm geridteten 6ragen &eoe
uno Mnt1port. 8eion6ere 6reube ers
regte es, 6aB er ouf sic Sroge> oh
er ol19 Sic gngldn6er ni6t bergeiien
babe, ertpi6erte, er tperoe i6on tbun
ipas in ieiner &raft 1tebe. Mus aller,
lei Mnoeutungen bes @rafen ging gu
adqemetner @enugtbuung berbor,
SOB @raf Zeppelin ielbit tbatig lift,
Inn sic Mrbeit ieiner 2uftfre15er gu
for6ern.
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Mad5mittogsiibung, Sen Is. @ob. 1914:
Ser gertagung gendB traf o1e Sez
b6roe 5nfommen; S; 3; 9ofpaltopst! ass
@orliber nnb ale Mitglieoer anfpe1er1o;
@eiud Beg Of: g. @arten. Nrdltpent 9es
gtlagez@onnct bon @artel, tnr etne Sez
niaiaung aus benz @ountefpegez llno
8riiden : Sonbs IN Der @umme pom
S13,S73.50 BUR gertpenonng an DER
6arteu = Bride tpnr0e benz goar0 NM
terbreitet nno a1f 1ntrag pes gal. ger
mani, nnteritiitt BON S. 8. ganftelo, tp11r<
Ben $1,000 aug beiagtem Sonos CUR Yer
menbl1ng BEL beia9ter 8ride betptlt9t.
M1f Mntrag bon S. $. Ganftelo, inter-
1tnbt bon M. 2o5o, ipurbe an9eoronet,
baB Der County, Inipa1t allen Eeriomen,
Sic ungeieb1ider @eiie geiltige @etrdnie
p%erfurfen, benadrtdtige, oab, faus lie
oies s1 tbnn fprtfabrer, tie obne 9ti1d'tdt
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07
Burbank Reveals
His Turkey Recipe

SANTA ROSA, Feb, 6-Housewives
will be interested in knowing that Lu-
ther Burbank has prepared for his
friends recipe for roast turkey.
For an ordinary ten pound turkey,
steam two and a half hours, or until
the muscles of the leg can be readily
pierced with dining fork.
Meantime, prepare the dressing as
follows: One loaf of bread slice and
toast slowly but thoroughly to a light
golden color; while hot spread butter on
each slice. Place in a deep dish. The
cooked giblets, which, with one whole
lemon and the Juice of another, three
large onions and one-half bunch Of eel
cry, should be ground all together in
a meat grinder, with one teaspoonful
of Cayenne pepper, one tablespoonful
powdered sage, two tablespoonful
Sumer savory. four tablespoonful
sugar.
All the spices. sugar, etc, should be
well sifted and mixed together, then
added to the ground vegetables and glib
let's, and. with the meat juices saved
from steaming. thoroughly mixed with
the bread and all cut and mashed to
the consistency of thick mush.
After filling the turkey should be
placed in an oven not too hot and slow
ly roasted nearly an hour.