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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24
THE CITY
BEAUTY AND UTILITY IN
TOWN BACK YARD FARMS.
Cover the Ugly, Useless Surfaces With
Crops Of Vegetables and Flowsrs.

The problem Of combining some sem
blance Of design with the uses to
which the average city back yard is
put is a difficult one. Consider the
acres of waste. land and the countless
wasted opportunities in those sad, hot.
dusty back yards. Think of the tons
Of delicious vegetables they might have
raised. the lovely flowers.
Here are suggestions for the plant.
ing of very small yards. A garden Is
by 60 feet Of lawn, shrubs and flow
ers may be made, the whole complete
~ hidden from the street by heavy
planting in a corner. Another may be
37h by 90 feet and have a small cold
frame at one side. In the cold frame
can be raised twenty-four tomato plants
that later go against the north fence,
the earliest crops of lettuce, radishes
and onions and the first planting of
sweet corn and cucumbers. Six dwarf
fruits trees. a clump of shrubs at the
end of the grass walk and a bench
make an attractive outlook from the
back porch.
A delightful flower and vegetable
garden can be achieved in a planting
space 80 by 60 feet by dividing them
with a pergola. Suppose there is a
long walk down the middle Of the
yard. 1t will seem less long because
of the little rustic pergola dividing f1ow-
er from vegetable garden. Grass sur
ro,,ndo6 nv hOworS and Shrnhs would
be employed to make the little flower
garden in front Of the pergola restful
and beautiful, an outdoor room of
great charm. The pergola itself should
have g%rapevines trained over it.
Behind it would come the biggest
outdoor workshop imaginable, the veg
etable garden. At the right an aspara-
gus bed. if the bed is properly cult
waited and fertilized. Peppers, eggplant
or cauliflower can be grown between
the rows of asparagus. Against the
fence would be two rows of tomatoes
(even in a small garden one must grow
many of them. they are so satisfac-
tory, lettuce. radishes and onions. six
hills Of rhubarb and the cold frame
At the left. Swiss chard. beans, three
hills of cucumbers and sweet corn-a
quarter of the garden in sweet corn.
the most delicious vegetable in the
garden.-Chicago Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24

GARBAGE DISPOSAL
IN THE SUBURBS.
Public Indifferent and Slow In Adopt.
ing Reforms.

When so many reforms in the dis
posal of garbage have been initiated
during the last few years and have
been approved from both the hygienic
and convenient standpoints,. the popu-
lar Indifference and disheartening SLOW
ness of the public in adopting them is
difficult to understand or to forgive. In
certain suburbs there are public gar
bage collectors who come daily. or in
some cases twice weekly. leaving a
somewhat odoriferous trail behind
them. which may be scented without
difficulty many blocks away. But not
only is this q most insanitary method
Of disposing Of garbage; 1t is actually.
in many cases. a serious menace to
health. for the storing Of refuse on the
premises always attracts stray dogs.
cats. flies. ants. spiders and rats and
other vermin.
or the several ways in which to dis
pose of garbage n of the best is burn
ing it. and for this purpose there are
some excellent devices on the market
today. which are operated without
emitting any unpleasant odor whatso-
ever. One Of them may be easily at
taclled to all kinds Of ranges and
stoves, including gas and gasoline. 1t
has a fitting hopper. into which the
kitchen garbage and sweepingsr are put,
and as soon as the hopper is closed the
waste heat from the fire passes
through and around it and reduces the
contents to carbon and ashes.
Another apparatus for garbage dis
posal is a cremator. This is operated
by gas and consists of a cylinder four,
teen inches in diameter and twenty
four inches high. which is lined on the
inside with pure asbestos to retain the
heat. 1t may be placed where most
convenient in the kitchen or in the eel
lar and requires only a gas supply and
a chimney connection. 1t is very mex
pensive to operate and consumes only
fifty cubic feet of gas an hour. Forty
five minutes is usually considered am
pie time in which to do away with the
average daily amount of garbage.
Where the householder finds it imprac-
teal to install some, form of garbage
burner the refuse should be stored tenn
porarily in underground r%eceptacles.
To meet just such conditions ar excel
lent steel cylindrical box with a heavy
iron cover, containing a galvanized
pail. is offered for sale. The cylinder
sets in the ground, the cover being
flush with the surface. To put In the
garbage the little lever on top is press
ed with the foot. raising the small COW
er, while to empty the bucket the large
cover Is raised.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24
When You Plant . HEDGE.


When you plant a hedge do plant it
all about your place. Don't decide that
you want a screen from the street, a
wind shield on a north side or a Chi.
nese wall to hide your back neighbor's
chicken yard and then leave the 9th.
Ell three sides implanted. Be generous.
Plant all four boundary lines, and you
will be rewarded when the hedge has
had a bit Of time to grow by finding
your most intimate sense Of home get
ting a foothold I'm your out Of doors.
Then. too. don't 60 in for q variety Of
hedges. Settle upon one that will be
best for you all around. There are ex-
ceptons to this rule. as to every other,
but they don't apply to the side and
front hedges of a place being Of differ
ent material. They apply to the plant
ing Of informal borders Of shrubbery
at the back Of the lot and along the
sides. to the special planting Of steep
front terrace slopes and to doing with.
out a hedge along the front.-Delinea.
tor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24
Exerx Day : cleanup.

The street and alley committee OF
the city Of Beardstown. Ill. has recon-.
mended the abolition Of the old method
Of a complete cleanup Of private prop
erty. Mayor Harris at . council meet
ing announced that energetic efforts
would be made to keep the city clean
at all times. ana he suggested that the
cleanup work could probably be placed
IA the hands Of a teaming contractor
Who would haul away the rubbish
from the rear OF each property owners
place. keeping It clean at all times. for
the nominal charge Of Is cents against
each property owner.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24
TOWN EXTENDS "GLAD HAND"
All Of Asbury Parks Citizens, Young
and Old, Join Reception Committee.

All Of Asbury Parks citizens, Young
and Old, Join Reception Committee.
Hereafter when the visitor to AS
bury Park. N. j., gets off the train he
will not he met by a self appointed
joint committee representing the jit-
ney bus interests, the associated pea
nut vendors. college pennant barkers.
post card dealers with six views OF
the ocean for 5 cents. and such peo-
pie. The town is now going to be made
hospitable, cheerful. genial, interesting
and different, for the mayor has or
dered 1t. The genial mood was re
leased for immediate publication by
the mayor. c. e. f. Hetrick. says the
New York Evening Post.
Mr.. Herrick has organized the Glad
Hand society, 'in which all the citizens
Of Asbury Park. high and low, young
and old. are charter members" The
badge of the society is a celluloid but
ton about half an inch in diameter.
with ASK Me" in white letters on q
vermilion background in the middle.
Around the outside it says. "Asbury
Park. N. j.. Glad Hand Committee"
Cooperation for general good is be.
ing freely secured" according to the
mayor. But this must be a press
agents slip. as cooperation for general
good Is only found in things funda-
mentally gloomy. like sociological u r
veys. where nothing meets with ap-
prevail. The Asbury Park movement,
remember. is one of scintillating smiles
and cheerful chinnings.
Mayor Hetrick has lent the move.
ment his W personal slogan, There's
no frown in our town." This was
translated somewhat freely from a
Persian poet. the same who wrote
There's no use talkin', we like Wee
hawken." and stop in Jersey City a
while; somebody there is sure to
SMILE"
ALREADY the effect is magical" says
the mayor. Ministers have preached
sermons pointing out that all visitors
to Asbury Park should be welcomed
with a smile and be asked to come
back.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24
CITY GARDENS IN CHICAGO.
An Idea Which 10 Capable Of Great De.
velopment.

An Idea Which 10 Capable Of Great De.
vslopment.
Henry NJ. Hyde, writing Of the city
gardens of Chicago in the Chicago Trib'
une. says:
A visit to one Of these city gardens
will reveal nothing especially pictur'
esque or exciting. But If one uses bis
head as we'll as his eyes he will be Ger
tain to see in them all something more
than the germ of an idea which is capa'
BILE of almost unlimited development
There are in all these tracts Of land
more than 500 individual gardens. Or
each. to which any kind of care has
been given will be raised enough deli
cious fresh vegetables to supply q fam
lily. In many cases there will be cab
bages and root crops produced in add
ton which will last during the fall and
a large part Of the winter.
On the Foster avenue gardens along
the drainage canal three men who are
out of work have built themselves a
little tent and lean-to. in which they
are living. Their gardens on the east
side of the canal are among the best
cultivated and most productive in the
city.
Inside the limits of the city and Of
Cook county there are literally square
miles of land which is lying idle, unoc.
cupied for any useful purpose. Almost
every acre of it if loaned to one Of the
city Gardens association would be left
in much better condition than it is at
present.
For the first year o. two. until the
city gardeners get u supply Of tools to.
gethcr and really fall in love with the
work. it is necessary for the City Gar
dens association to spend some money
in blowing the land, getting it in order
and paying the salary Of an expert
farmer to supervise and direct the job.
The average cost Of all this associa-
ton work has been about S. a garden.
not counting the great amount Of time
and energy put into 1t by the president,
Mrs. Pelham. and the other omcers'
who serve without any thought Of pay
The average market value Of the cror
produced on each garden has been al
least $25. making no allowance 3for. the
gain in health and in, spirits on the part
Of the gardeners and. their families.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-24

st.adfast In interpretation Of His Duty,
He Refused to Be Turned From the
Purpose Of Learning the Truth-Ae-
eompIishsd q Great and Worthy esrv-
ios, Says the Labor Leader.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
AHfG6rdbeH.

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meiit 5u fpat uub ais 8rnd fpies
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benuBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Der tiirhiits BrausKI6lsisr.

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anb bort binoern6 I'm MsCe ltan0n
anb benefit oaB bic Widiiateit ser
d%rauenfrage ou1 IN Der slriei ernfte
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dittert ben 8eitano oes noreui, Der
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it 3u holtn, bic Bort sum 1FodHsn
aui1eltaptlt ipar.
abtr oa lam osr llH1t Gtbrltng
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rieteH. onB ID biBmfiteige -
Maris4n rib be 9lugen auf uno
ihielte noa ms6r ais geiUofnlit. uHb
banu purOs it rot -. 10 rot pie
Elm iunaes Illbden ididli6erpeiie
bel elmer Qiebssertldrung err0ten
muB.
Die Mutter bate fharFs Cbren.
Gs mar nidt oas erifemal. 0ob Der
qe6rlina tbrer go6ter BALI. .6m,
bm@, maate fs unb Ttrih nit Der
fetten 5ono pie0er ~Iiebtoien0 aber
i6r fettss anie. sic rehnete in ges
banlen aus, bah Der Qe6rIina in Ell
nigeu 8oben feline Qebrseit beenbst
babe. unb aIs am Qbenb oas
Q6eu66rpt 6esn6et mar, auF oen Sell
Tern nod Elm ipdrlides gsriit zines
6erinds neben einem 6nuFen aors
ioFfdfhalen Iaq, fraate re i'm nit
ibrer blutiriaen Gtimme: .!Sm II
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raten2~
0iefs sraos nor cine 0uffors
bernna.
rem qs6rrin1 Honb Ser 0rtsm
fiG gefne glnasn nnonsn Ii6tIih
mr. Or rich T6 ~ rofen SSuSe mn
nor geiren @sif bsoonnsr bis ~.
r~inos;onnen MI Sis g,ffsrfSTsr ma
his Nsrstsn5sgs sinsn ,niIas, e1n,
Ser ooras Qo6sn 5hisn nm i'm an
mfrhdn. er nnsts nibts an fooen,
qoutlos ftorrte ~ Sic mitfne IN.
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g6mofs}on arar misnsfs fort'
morie9en ia no o,tts na,,t hooeoe1
d AR nihts an Tdasnm - Rsin RI
osden mr. nv Militia ar soosn
geIba mint asosu nsn g,,der msots
r porsinsben Ssnn battsn nibt asn
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