Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

BaccaiaureaTe sermon next Sunday
evening IN the opera house at eight
O'clock the Bassaiaureate address. to
the Seniors of the Warren Hip,1
sctoai will be given by Rev David
Samson. Everybody is invited to
come. All the churches ara especially
urged To join in the service.
Several of the High School girls.
/ spent Tuesday afternoon in driving
their clothes.
/ Miss Lincnin substituted for Miss
Hesile on Tuesday and two Normal
glrtss took, charge of: Miss Lincoinis
room.
Our German teacher gave us an
examination Tuesday We certainly
appreciate the help that Anna is:
glvlng us during, the illness of Miss:
BalliSe
The Teachers Sewing club met.
with Miss Tullar last Monday eve
ming One feature of the evening
was the serenading of Miss Bake.
{ Evidently a new musical. organiza-
t1os1 has come into existence.
70 all members Of the Bows corn
cluns@ Keep a complete record of
the preparation of the. seed bed, the
cost OF the sect fertilizer and Iaflar
the reeeiptss from the crops. etc. so
that YOU will have no trouble in. fill,
ng out the blank spaces at the close
OF the season.. This rapo,-r is of
great, Importance and should show
the actual cost OF making the c,op
as we'll as the profit ON the acre.
Fill out this report promptly for each
operation as it occurs and you will
nave every item available at. the end.
OF the season. Mail it to- the state
agent In charge of the club work. We,
want a report from every club mem
her even ii the yield is small. Conn
pieting the club work of the entire,
season and making out this report in
full, means success.
We are sure that your teacher will
gladly assist in giving YOU 4 correct
understanding of tila, several items
anu IN making your report,
Very truly yours,
%. n. Benson.
Notice TO hayss III the Mimi. Corn.
Contest of 1914. This report. must
be IN before Nov +. Iaff ros r.. Al.
Erickson, U Farm, ST. Paul. Do
not send your report To, the Dept. of
Agriculture, Washington D.. c.. Mr..
n, S. Davies, Secretarv of the Red
River Valley association from Crook--
stnn was; here Mondav afternoon. He
intends to- write up a,l article about
the farms IN Marshall county Mr..
Nefaai gave him cuts OF the school
farms amt othefs. This article iss to-
be IN the Minneapolis Journal, and
will be- ready before school is out.
$500 IN gold is given by the publish
en- OF the Farm Journal to the boy
winning the first prize in every eaun-
ty enrolling 25' or more. Many ottl--
erss have also promised to give prizes
IN money, among which, ara the fol-
lowing:
Northwestern Dew ASSN. ......... sI50l
Groukstnn School .S..... sS25
County Commissioners .,.,...s,. S5ll
Swedish American State Bank of
WaiIah :SlU
First National Bank OF Warran $40
Marshall county has more boys in
the contest than any other county In
the state, the boys numbering I4a In
all.
There will be- an increase of from
30 to LOO per cent over last wear in
the acreage devoted to, corn III this;
county.
Hume Vegetable Gardening.
The way { prepared the soil for my
garden this spring: I had the land
piowef last fail and this spring
spaded up the land them ralsed it we'll
and snashssf all large and unneses-
sarw clnds. There was small amount
OF FERTILIZER appiietf To, it last fall and
the soil is now quite fine, rich and
mellow Z have my garden 1ocated
about three and a half rods from the
house wtict location makes it very
handy
The seeds that 4 have planted ara
radisiless lettuce, pars1ips,, carrots,
onions, peas, beets, and there ara
several others which 4 intend to- plant
"a little later. The radisiles,. lettuce,
onions. beets amt other, small seeds
were piantett about the same deptiL
which was between one inch and a
half inch. The rows are nearly all
about one foot apArt exaepting IN
some cases where the plants grow To
be quite large, I have them two feet
apart In this country do not think
it is necessary to- water garden un-
less it happens tno he am extremely
dry season. When the garden M
quite dry. the ground silnuidl be-
worked often sn as ia, help keen the
moisture In the soil.
| A gnnI time to pnil the weeds ia at
nnnn when the s1n is bright and hot,
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