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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
RAVENNA. NEBR.

=~ Y Dedtli kolem u. hod. ye.
cerni yypukl obe6 zdejN prh-
define n nczli byl priveden pod
kontrolu, byly sivoje M'rem tt.
mef zDiccny u budoya znacnG po.
skozena Pojisteni bylo na STAY.
bu male u m strojG zadnt, takae
majitcl citelnou ztrhtn utrpel
-- Itervcrt u Mayer obdrzeli
aeleznicnf nhklad yhzacih0 pro.
yazku n k6ru Mccormick vazacl,
Jest pfhnfm, by byla dobrh dro,
da u zminenA firma we yyproda.
h. Pffst6 dali 81 oznhmku, TAX
ably Nc krajane mohli pfesyedtit,
jak Iacino budc ~ we prodavati,
~ V nedeli, l5. bfezna, We 2
hod. odpol. odbyval sc pohfeb
mladtho krajana Rudolfa kaSpa.
IA MI, kteryz v pdtek po trapnt
a dlouhotrvajici nemoci zcmfel,
ma mtstHky hfbitov, IN 1casten.
stvi spolkd, pfatcl n znhmych.
Spolky scfadily ~ u sine HCliJ,,
a prdvodu odebraly se k domu
smutku, kde byly provedcny
smutecni obfady die prayidel u.
G. Is. Jednoty Po vykonan$ch
obfadech hudba zahrdla tklivy
smuteGni pochod, naeez pruyod, Y
tele kapelou, iiz pax nhsledo-
vail clcnoyt spolkn, k mimi ze.
snnly pfinalczel, We dvojstupu,
dale pohfcbni vhz telesnJmi
poznstatlsy zesnnltho n nosici ra.
kye u konetne kotdry So zalem
zdrcenymi poznstalymi pfibuznf.
mi znAmymI, poslcdni eestn ma.
stoupil ke hfbitoyn, asi ~ mile
od mtsta yzddlentmu, Nh hfhi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
RYvAI.A REAERVAOE MUSl
xOoTATI "HUCHOU 4"

lite fotholnuli NelsFssiho sou
,iu SpolenSeh slalo plipade
Sauna u refina kterS edsolan
lsl el sl,nlkastho aoudu W ~
mx tils, psstaupene i'efenieA na
Nankionakt In,lianskt fesefsael y
,ilani llake,b musi fA~iall "su,
rhsm assmlla poku'l kouefys
sslAAluim sakmem ne,ioselll hy
tam pf~lsi llho,m slaleusat nA
ieiu sAkladt pesrmkt elstfrn,
h,h \ aaasssl el,saha, ala klau
sall sakaaullsl predei peh tes'la
sAni llhas sch uAreia Ma hssals
sssstsasl l.au nasslseka llsn'a
Wagner Rssluia l.ske An'les,
klstA . sslktm sAiesas eeskasala
raahslnull ' wis,ssl N'a'lal 'n'
sianes
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
RossvILLE, KANS.
(16. bfezna 1914.

tlb. bteznh lOl].l
- IIroznA katNstrofa, ktcra NJ
zdc II. bfeznu odchrdla, pfekyn.
pila u zdroven rozcilila ccl6 nase
okoli. Pfi kophni zdklad6 dru-
hGho pilife mostu pres Cross
Creek zasypdni byli hlinou Josef
Cerny II Josef Brayenee, llroznG
toto ncstasti stale So, kdyz se me-
sfastni kraiant jiz chystoli k M
vratu domh, nebor pojednou vel.
ks kus nGjak6ho n6nosu Sc swell
u zasypal ic sest stop hluboko
Zarovcn \ mimi pohfbcn byl t62
Rudolf Besta, ktcry ySak nAho.
dou zistal ma zivu, Nahote pra,
coyali icstt diva delniei FRANK
Bravenee n Josef Nckyasil, Ne
slyScli sice 2adntho sramotu, u.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
"a. bfezna 1914.

IA. bfezna lDll,)
- Jak No fiha "l,fezen, ~
kamna vlezem" Tcntokr6te 80
TO ole ncosv6dtilo, neboC No udd.
lalo Ink teplO, Se snih jc skoro
pryG u vody u bldtH vAude dost,
- V noel \. bfozna jakyM
dlouhoprstdk oteyfel ii pfcdni
dv6fe u zdcjSiho hostinee, tam H.
$25 vyphjcil II anizel, Druhy
den noci Ease Y tom sam6m hos
stinci vyphtil zadui dv6fc II odci.
III sdcck drobnSmi pontzi, Gel,
KEN Osi ~ zaae bczc stopy uni
eel.
Pani Walova Z ll0ugon
pfijcla sem uaystiyit svoji sestru
pi. Sauersovou,
Ed, l'okorny 50 pfosidlil do
section house" kde hudc pru
coyat ma drazo.
- Pan Tcrk, zamoxny farmer
polcdniho Wlsconsinn, pfijel
sem u yykoupil east pozemku Oh
=, Vim, llila ga deset tisie dyaccl
pet dollarn u hned 80 sem presto
hoyal u pfiyesl 1 5clezni6ni kafy
dobytka plnokreyni llolsloins a
koni u iaumdfskFeh Nrojh a
nahylku,
Jeden fdeisi krajan, kterJ
SO som ptist9hoyul us pied 2 ia
Ky hyl miluyuikem tnho "hali
bo" moku TAX - mt to museli
aahatat, ably netrpela irhp rodi
ma Jak se leli1 fika, hyl dau
ma "lilafk last" a 10 ho taxi do.
palilo, A. tmltel / rodinou Ale
storAei hu,lou va nti pamatoyat :
Nrah VA Rdy llta heiua a
upominaii larmerS ahY ill sili
a kernu sAielL lf d hu'lou yyklo
NAyat y ngtpn
Eprayolai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18

toyt pobfebni obfady die ritu w.
konuli 1fadnici zdejsibo thboru
Modernicb Dfeyafh. Potion do.
lennon pise6 Opet zahr6In kape.
IN, k0nocnG w fAd "Iizk6y
PalcGt" ZCBJ, pfednesl tkliyol
fcG br, ir. FiGla, nncca rakey y
teIesDymi poz6statky pfedcomd
zeshul6bo krajann k Dezm6rutmi
bofi pozhsialyeh Y Ihno ehlndn6
acmt spustcna, Ptftel Itud, IN.
spar pfi SVEN sk0nu byl star ~
rols1, o mtsiefi ~ duh. -- Tru.
cblicfm pozdstalym rodithm n
sourozenciim projevujeme hlubo'
ce procitcpon syoji soustrasi
- Frank Cap koupil teuto ".
dcl novy Ford" nntOmobil od
L. VescI6ho, ktery slibiI, 10 tn
nyni V tAs0Fise 0znhmi, IA jnkycb
podminek automobily proddyh, --
V min. tfdnu obdrzcl iich zelcz.
nicnf naklad. Nv tim 1celem
konpil od m6stn kdd, ktcrouz IN.
pustf do zemc, TAX ably m memo.
hlo y gasolincm pijak6 nestdsti
sthti. nebot name zde vselija.
k$ch sibald, JIM MONA pdsobi.
10 by TO pot6seni, kdy& by neja-
kou pro sebe lcgraci n pro jin6.
no tfeba velkG ztraty mohli sph.
sobiti. -- : pozdravem Vas
Jcdnntel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18

yid6li vsak, jak 10 vyynlil . la'
my mruk prucbu. y1zeli ryeblo
pro pomoc do nejblizaiho p6ste
eka us W milo yzddlon6ho pro
ponce. prqcoy6no bylo 60 nej'
ryehleji Poole yoldni 0 pomoe,
kter6 40 y podaemi onSyalo, na6Ii
Ineidfiye Rudolfa Bestu Dostal 81
Inejak do kouta q tDk mu tnm a0s
stulo trochu yzdlchu, 10 vydr5el
Inn celou hodinu, Poole jeho
prohldaeni, nobyl by jiz 0ni pot
minut yydrzeT. Jindk nebylu
inu ublizeno, lik6zal nH misto,
kde paposled yid6l sy6 dvn spo
lud6lniky ltdya ysak po yeIhdm
numGhdni yytdhli je kone6nt yeU,
bylo jiS poad6 p0nysleti IA ie.
iich zdchrnnu, lj6lt6f proe0yuI
IN nich vice jak pdl hodiny, ale
nemohl jim yrdtit vice aiyota.
l'osledni sloy0 Joaefn Genthr
bylo "Pozor" u dsta jeho 40 uh
vzdy znvfeIu, liyl ptuvalep Dh
anak u Josef Ijr0yenee pros D6j
|ty6fi doll. Podle ltknfsk6h0 pro
hlh5ent HeSili vice nez b@lO mi
nut Josef CernS znnoeh0l ade
lruchDici miloynn0u manzelku u
dy6 ditky. Josef ljrnveDec zane
ebul SDlem zdrcen6 rodiGe, . bra
Try u . sestry Josef Cerny 10
mfeI W st6fi ~ lot. Jos, Bra
yenec We st6fi n lot. Byl ay0bos
den, Iobfeb yykonhn byl dne
II. breznn 10 besmirnsho p0otu
Iidi Josef CernS nhlesel ke
spolku ICBJ. 20 II rokh, Nv fee
DikO povoldn byl rev, knzatel y,
Pnlulek y Cuba, kans. T6s pan
Iimo pfonesl pdr slov dttehy
mad rakvi Josefa Cern6bo, M
pohfcb dostaviIi 40 take mimo j.
No PIP. pyapS u Snr6ek. Odpoti
vejtch y pokoji Tob6, drah}
brottc, n Van, miIS pfttoli, bus
dia zcme lehkouI Nh phIedanoul
V dct6 Mary l,rayenee.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18

nek0lik dnd v nemocDicl drn.
Iliaspora Y Prague v nedeli
pfijela domh zdrayd X potoso
syGho mAnzela. ....
-- Tento tydcn 10 jiz videti
skoro knzdtho fHrmdfo na polieh
prucujicibo u obdclhyojiciho p6-
du pro setbu jarniho obilf. Po.
Gosi pro prdci Y polich bylo ji2
minhy tydep ucbAzejici.
- Josef llayck ze 80, Dakoty
a dive Y Minnesota M farnhch
bydIici, pfijel 80 po ~ lttech po.
diyati IN sv6 zn0m6 u pfhtelo V
Bruno J0k nam sd6lil, dnff 80
mu Y Dakot6 dobfe II 4 fartnnres
MIN je spokojentjI nea byl Y
Minnesota.
- karcl kffz \ I1rainard dlcl
Y mestt nAacm IN 0sobDi z6lezi.
tosti
- II. j. Snbata, mistni p6sti.
tel holubh u drdbeze, obdrzel v
min. dnoch velkou zAsilku, nsi
- pGrh hoIubh y Praby Ce.
ehGch. Ccstou ysak jIch pfislo
nckolik pryc u zdsilkn M cest6
osi 10 dni ri vyzddala. Express
na zdsilku tuto dtlal jenom osi
$50, --
-- KareI Fischer \ Weston pfi.
jcl ne podivoti mn Bruno, neb md
zde ndltolik praci zednickfch n.
d6lnb.
--. stnnislav MnIy, nOslhvnjiei
mistnf saloonik, hodld go nejdfi.
We zapo6iti 10 stavbou residence
nn syych lotcch.
- V6cIav Kudlhcek deIsi tHs
v san l'rnncisku, Cal, u Y OreRo.
M pracnjici, pfuel m nGyst6yn
do nAseho mest0,
~- Rodina Ed. Sp0tze byla m.
I. obdafcna prvorozenSm ditkem
-.- bezkm dceruskou.
e-- Josef Pfenosil, hlavni dozor
CO pfi stnvbc banku David
City, pfijel se podiyah ua syoji
rodinu v pondeli skoro kindly
tSden vraci 80 Ease do w6 prh.
re, kterd jej tesi u z0jimd Sta.
rosti md prS takto dosti, neb ma
zde Ease n6kolik kontroktd nn
stavby pred sebou
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
ThICET MRTVoL NALEZENO

V F0zyGlIpheh Missouri athleti.
ckfbo klubu Y ~, Louisu, ktery
ani6cp byl pozArem minnIy tyden,
naIezeDo byIo DO pondflka do We
fern tfieet lDrtyol q pdtrhni -
pokracuje. Mezi obefmi khtnstro.
fy byl tfz Czech Michol Tbhmn Z
Chicago, ieDz zanJimal ddlezitf
misto u iednG yelkt odtyni firmy
V onom mfstf v H. I0uisn me-.
kknl IN obchodem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
BEARDSLEY DOETAL DEVET
ROKU.

Edward I'enrdslcy, fnrmhfsky
zbnjnik' " summerdale, n. y
jenz posifelil okrcsniho cbndin.
sk|ho dozorcc pnlpana, kdyz
eht1 jebo deti odytsti do chudo.
biDce y pak osn dni brdniI Ne We
Wt "peynosti' proti scrifoy6
drnzip6, naudp byI porotou vim.
n$m y 1tom = GmysIcm zabiti,
Odsonzen byl do treMniec Y An,
burn nn Ih6la cd p6ti do dewitt
rokh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
FARMARSKk KO.oPERATIVNI
OROANIHACE.

farmhfske kooperallvni orgn
nlsace ~ sednll stain seJdou So y
Minneapolis ye dnech 20, a ~
bfelna IN deelem ntYolrni sdru
leni, kbfe by kaalupoyalo yseeka
odystyi farmafsktho prumyslu
Alrfi fo6niky isou o<nameni re-
daktofi nekalika farnatskteh Ca
snpish
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
z BRUNO, NEBR.

Tento tyden zapoGal 81
slavbou move residence mistn
kasir Statni Banky Vac. I'rosko
wee. Residence bude stayet die
modcrniho zpdsoh SO spodnin
yytapenim
Alois Tomek, feditel Far
mdrskeho clcyatoru, lapocal li1 ,
min, tydnu se stayhou residence
ri. Jan kopeekd dlela p,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
1ENA MINIS7ROvA Z
vRAzEI :
ri. Hsnristte CaillauxovA, chot
frAnCouxskbho miniStra financi,
xastfOlilA rodaktora pafi&sk6ho
6A1opisu Figaro" pro nsustG.
u dtoky na jejiho mu&e.

DAstOn Calmcttc red0kt0r p0
nzsk6ho denptku Figaro stfe
len byl pi IIeDriottou C0illan&o
vOn, maDzclk0u JoAefa thillauHa
rrauc0nzsktbo ministra flnanci
zemtel v pondtli yefer
n. CailIauxoyh odebrnla 10 dC
redakce "IfIgurn" y 1nyslem po
mstiti syfho manaela, proti ne
mpz redAktor "tJgura' yedl No
smifitelny boz pro znenziyhni q
fadu, JIM pry VI pomobl X vel
kym sumGm pcntz Vyphlila ne
jlnens tti rany, Debot C6lnettC
rantn byl DO prsoi, do strnny te
Ia d do podbfisi
Kdyk rcdaktor yezen byl dc
ucmocnice, Hkal op6toynei
"koDal jsem syoji poyinnosL
konal jsem syoji p0yinDost. y
70 p6cbhni zlotiDu pi coil'
laRovA podrobila ~ z6tceDi, o
mezitim 60 znmestnanei 'figara
brnli j revolver, prnyilni
"pontyadz neni zddn6 spraye
dlnosti Y Mt0 zeui, yznla JscDl
spravcdlDost do sy$eh ylastDicl
rukdu. vezptie nne, kamkoli n
pfejcte." +"
r. caiIlnuxoyh byla dopraye
IN ~ poIiccJpi st0piei, kde zaye.
den nj pfedbsanS ySSleeb, je.
hoz hlavni body na JED zhdosl
sdtlcny byly tiskp.
lost mns ITO" prayila, ~
musJs jsem 10 uciniti Nentlo
Jsem v 6mysln zobiti y. falmettn
byln bych arastnn, kdyby ~
pozdrayil, cbttl0 isem mn je'
nom dat lckci"
We chyili 1toku y. Calmette
ehystal se oInlstiti redakci W
spoIccnosti Paula I'onr0ets, znh'
mebo spisoyatelc OmluyiI &c,
kdw pi. Cnillauxoyd yesIa pFi'
jal il, aysak ona lined iala 80
stfflcti.
We SVEN prohldseni na policii
pf Cai]lGixoyd yysyttloyala, ~
prouaslcdoydni iejiho muzc stale
So j ncsnesitelnym, a kdyz jeden
vynikajici adyckdt dal il dobro,
zdhni, ze prhyni cestou media So
ni6eho dElati. odbodlaIn ~ X zou'
fal6mu cinn
III. cDllauxovd jest tfcii lenou
minislroyou eta 80 rokh ytku,
l5yvaln manzclkou Ieo Claretic,
oil nehoz dala 81 r0zytsii
Jakmilc dozyedel ne finu syf
ehoti, Josef caillnux lined podal
resignaci jnko ministr finanei
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-18
CT RoLNlKnM
PovnIMNvrl

reltvbaielsh delnlka az pa
y IA farms ualnils nsllsrs, kd.l
isalN duss uahisese :. malen a
tnAmkn : : ptilaasasm ehae.sa
pAm II \ ellalAni "MAI.olg
01NAMOvAfnIl" saals,s n.a'
as lsmsf rtleAAsi / aAm alai
sd'avi ualasllsl de.a.s. saa |.
nsshas . aalaks rrAsi Ne lOsma
reAr~A ruN o.. lAl1lllO =
- Dr.. OwAAA MoAa
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

der; it later fills with serum and II it
is not opened becomes infected, and an
abscess is the result. q
In the first place, have the collars At
the horse snugly (too loose collars are
worse than tight ones, keep the har-
less tight, clean the collar every night
and wash the. shoulders Of. the horse
with cold water.
II one can treat the sore shoulder be-
fore 1t fills with serum, bathe 1t with a
liniment that will. not blister, and do
not work the horse. II the serum has
formed, then open the cavity freely and
treat with mild disinfectants until heal
ing takes place and the skin has haired
over. Oftentimes after pus has form
ed and the horse has not been put to
work for some time the pus becomes
cheesy and later. dries into "a hard
bunch. Then when the horse works
again the shoulder becomes sore. The
only remedy is to have this hard. Arm
tissue removed and treated with disin-
fectants until healing Is complete.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
SAVE THE RuNr PIG.
With a Little Care Il May Develop Into
a Valuable Animal. *

With a Little Care II May Develop Into
Valuable Animal.
There are some farmers who recon-
mend killing all the runt pigs. This
might be a good plan when hundreds
Of pigs are narrowed every year on
the farm. However, if the pig crop
is small and the price of pork con
tinues on the ascending scale it will
pay to give the .runts extra cart and
develop them into good hogs.
If the runt is left with the herd he
will no doubt always be a runt, but If
separated and given extra care he may
make as good a hog as most any Of
the herd. Often a runt has good quail
ties that will show themselves if given
a chance.
1t is best to put the runts together
in a pen and give them the Stops that
are rich in milk. 1t will be we'll to
put some bran and shorts in their slop
and to soak the corn given them so
that it will be easily digested.
1 tried this plan Of feeding with a
runt pig a neighbor gave to my boy,
says a correspondent of, the Farm and
Ranch. When marketed he was fat
and fine. 1t was not long until he
showed but little evidences of being a
runt. -, D..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
POTATO NOTES.

To secure an early supply of new po-
tatoes next season plant the tubers Of
any good early variety in pots and
start, them in the house. Four or i've
inch pots can be used. filed only about
two-thirds full of soil. leaving room for
a top dressing Of soil to be- supplied as
the plants grow. after the manner OF
billing up potatoes when grown in the
garden. One potato IL sufficient for
each pot.
Time the, planting so the plants will
be we'll started in the pots whensthey
are to be transplanted in the garden ct
the time the tubers r usually planted
outdoors. & /.
IL there is a well ventilated, cool.
light place.. such as a cold frame or
cool greenhouse, in which to grow them
potatoes can be raised in pots aid full
sized tubers developed very much ear
lier than the first crop from the gar
den. :,
Ten inch pots will be suf,ciently
large. Rub OF all the eyes except the
strongest fol. pot culture:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
ALFALFA 4 MONEY MAKER.
Success. In Assured II Proper pirse.
i, tions Are Followed.
av r.. d. HUGHES,

~ 49, - a. 4.EaHHNTH
BY II. D. HUGHES,
Chief Of bureau Of farm crops, Iowa agri.
cultural experiment station.
Success does not always come With
first attempts with alfalfa. but that
should not be d~iscouraging. The per
cent Of failures in securing q stand OF
alfalfa is not SO great as with many
other crops commonly grown. Very
simple measures turn failure to sue.
cess. For instance, in a number OF
cases where the seeding Of alfalfa
failed without incubation. the mere ad-
dition of 300 pounds per acre of soil
from an alfalfa field or from: a sweet
clover patch brought success After
incubation the soil produced a fine
growth of alfalfa. In other sections
Of the state, particularly in the south
central, the application Of from 1900
pounds to 5000 pounds of lime per acre
brought success when various other
trials without lime failed.
Perhaps the most important thing In
securing a stand Of alfalfa is the
liberal use of manure W on soils
above the average in fertility. Its ap-
plication before blowing has Increased
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
AVOID SORE SHOULDERS.
Poorly Fitting Collars and Harness .
Frequent Source Of Trouble.

Poorly Fitting Collars and Harness q
Frequent Source Of Trouble.
An ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure. Thus, Mt this season.
before the press Of spring work begins
there is opportunity to fit collars and
harness so as to avoid troublesome
shoulder and other sores. Among the
most important causes Of shoulder
sores, says G. L. Barnes Of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural college. are improp-
erly fitted collars, too large collars,
loose harness, too wide collars at the
top and not cleaning the collars and
the horses shoulders after a days
work. The first thing n will notice
is that the skin over the affected part
is hot, dry and painful. Then the horse
will show pain when put to severe pull
Ing. AS time goes on a swelling ap-
pears Just above the point of the shout
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

Splendid draft colts can be raised
without oats regardless Of what the
average farmer believes il the care
full experiments Of the Kansas sta
ton may be believed. Alfalfa, corn
fodder and pasturage, with a COM
bination feed Of corn, 10 per cent;
bran, Is per cent. and oilmeal. s per
cent, have seemingly made colts
grow better than oats, and at q
cost of 20 per cent less. A pound
Of the grain mixture contains the
same digestible elements asa pound
Of oats. and as an energy producer
the two are alike. pound for pound:
A days ration Of oats costs 10.5
cents against IS for the mixture. :.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
DAIRY WISDOM.

With the cows on dry feed 1t
is a good plan to add warm wa
ter to the milk before it is strain
ed In the creamery or separator.
The selection Of the bull to
head the herd is Of the greatest
Importance. He Is half Of the
herd from the breeding stand
point, us his influence will stamp
every calf and make 1t better or
poorer than Its dam.
Don't churn In a cold room IL
you expect satisfactory results
from the butter.
Better cows mean a lessened
cost Of production.
Good butter can not be made
unless conditions are right. If
you have trouble with the cream
find out what i. wFq n a end rem
edy it.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
tito Neesssarx aae.

Few facts. In agriculture have been
more clearly and conclusively estab
lished than that the silo b q necessity
to the stock farmer. When we con
slider the various conditions undei
which the numerous experiment sta'
tons all over the country have been
conducted tt Is surprising to find thu
results so similar and all pointing %
the one conclusioA
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
Making the Little
Farm Pay
By c. C. BOWSFlELD

AIo reader Of
~ this this. depart,
fear that purely
F. theoretical farm
ing Is urged at the
expense of practi-
cal m t DIS.
These articles are
written for the
benefit Of estab-
lished landowners
as well as ANA
tours. and much
cOmmendatiOnha
come from expert
enced men who
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

.'FIe fell in love with her figure"
No wonder. for she was a peach.
He shook at the thought Of proposing
She seemed so far out of reach.
HE fell in love with her figure."'
She was constantly in his thoughts.
No wonder he loved her 80 madly-
Her figure was one and six naughts!
- Portland Oregonian.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

THAT new head waiter will never
DO"
"What's the trouble? He seems to
be very courteous"
II know, but he's actually letting
our guests sit ut the tables they pre-
fer thcmselyes."-Detroit Free Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

There once was n steam radiator
Whose coldness grew greater and greater.
To the janitor BILL"
Cried the man with a chill,
''Your fire has gone down! Agitate her!"
New York Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

All girls are silly over men.
It's plain as plain al be.
Just listen and you'll notice when
They laugh they say, HE, he!"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
Riddles.

55E Riddles.
Why is a milkman like anil horse?
Because he goes htB roundA
When is the river Thames good for
the eyes? When Il = eye water. (high.
water. 81
why should 4. man always wear .
watch when he travels In q DESERT:
Because everysswatch has q spring IN Il.
Why sis N dressmaker not likely to,
lose her hooks? Because she. has an
eye q 9aeaeh Of them. 3. &.
why do railway. men always speak
of i locomotives ..sheTs' Because.dt
suggests tender thoughts andSdfawss
men after4it. /. s.ss I'D {
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

we wantt to present a fine dog to our
pastor. What breed would you ~select?'
why not give idmsa shepherd dog2"
Baltimore American. : m,:sv
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

There once was a three legged duck
On a palette of pigments got stuck.
From the palette he ambled
To-canvas and scrambled,
The result being futurist truck.
New York Sun.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

''This phonograph," averred the sales
man, needs no introduction"
why not?"
"It speaks for itself."-Jndge.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

His deares. wish was one to be
A happy multimillionaire.
But that was years ago. ere he
Began to lose his curly hair.
He wishes now that on his pate
Another thatch Of hair would grow
And that he might reduce his weight
To what it was ten years ago.
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

Harley Dust arrived,-Gee, but the
air in this fiat is dopey, Clara!
Mrs. Harley-Maybe it's due to the
steam hitting the pipe.-Puck.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27

II am afraid your husband is of a
choleric temperament. madam"
Good heavens. doctor. and not one
of US has ever had the choiery. either!'
Baltimore American.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-27
I'll. Rud. voie..

Mother" cried little Joe. running
into the house with a flushed, angry
face. there's such a rude boy. down
in the garden. He's hiding somewhere.
and l can't see him. but he keeps.
mocktng me-"
what does he say, Joe?" asked bis.
mother, smiling.
He says whatever l say. Nurse said
l was to go for a walk with her and
baby. l said. 4 shan't.' and some one
behind the trees said y shan't.' 1.
shouted out that he var a horrid boy
and that I hated him, and he called
back 'Horrid. boy: I hate you: Isn't
he a rude boy. mother?"
Eyes. I think he is a very rude boy"
agreed Mrs. Timer. you must take
care what you say to him. Joe, II he is
going to repeat your words in that
way. Let him hear nothing except
what is kind and polite"
"Tll go and look again. and II Lind
him I shall fight him. mother" an
nounced the incorrigible Joe as he
rushed out of the room.
Mrs.. Timer did not look. greatly
alarmed at this terrible threat. The
fact was. shetdid not fear any very
disastrous Consequences. from.herslittie.
boys fight wlths his provoking enemy.
whose name. as you will have already
guessed. was "Echo::" II
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