The Glenwood post., 1915-04-03

are running two picture shows, We have
raised about $4,000 in the county to
prospect for oil, We have raised more
than that amount and put it into n
mine within the last year, We send out
thousands every month to the mail
order houses Why, shueks, We are
lousy with eoin.-North Fork Times.
| The Montrose boosters have, appa--
emily, instructed their commercial club
not to spend any more money in the
endeavOr to secure a sugar factory, ad-
vancing the idea that they will be bet
ter off without one. 1t may be a ease
Of the grapes being sour. Delta feels
differently about a sugar factory. This
city not only wants factory, but ex-
peets to get one. Our people further
believe that the very day the building
of sugar factory is begun in Delta,
II Will increase every acre of tributary
land at least ten dollars per acre ard
will add five hundred people to the
eity's population.-Delta Independent.
| The state has gotten into queer
tol building fund has $25O,O0O of the
road money borrowed, and when it
comes to paying it back the legislature,
which has control over the matter, is
tarnal slow about it. Why it should
hesitate a second in doing this is hard
to understand. The various counties
need this money and should have it.
The house held up the bill which DR.
ranges for the transfer of this money
for several weeks, but it will not have
the gall to cut the state out of the use
need the roads and our workmen need
the work. The sooner the better for
everybody.-Repubican.
The men who have handled ensilsge
declare it to be the cleanest, best
! cheapest and most thorough method #
feeding. One man had silo into which
he put 450 tons of peas and barley
the peas cut green with the ripened
barley-sunflowers, thistles and all
and he fed ont every bit of it, only
one wagon load being the entire residue
and waste. This is certainly an eco
nOmical method of feeding and cattle
and sheep do better on ensilage than
on any other feed ration. I am salts
fled that we ere not beginning to util-
ize all our resources in this country
until We provide silos to take care of
all these things. The time to think
about building silo is now when there
is nothing else to think about.-Fieid
and Farm.
Objections are being raised by the
property owners south of the second
bridge south of town, on account Of
the contemplated removal of the little
steel bridge by order of the county
commissioners. They fear that the re-
moval of this bridge would result in
much damage to their property during
high water time, inasmuch as the main
channel of the river seems inadequate
to carry the tremendous amount of wa
ter that usually comes down during
the month of June, and with this out
let closed up the land would be flood
ed and was held out. Should the COM
missioners attempt to carry out their
present plan, it is thought that injunc-
tions will be served to prevent it
Rifle Reveille.
Henry Mertens wrote to Mr.. Fraser,
state game commissioner, a short time
ago in reference to the statement pub
lished in . Denver paper that the state
game department had more trout fry
than it knew what to do with, saying
in his letter that, if the Newspaper
statement was true, we could use about
four or five million trout fry here in
Crystal river. Mr.. Fraser replied that
he would see that We got some and he
enclosed lot Of blank applications
which Henry has since filled out ald
scnt in. The Marble sportsmen's as
sociation will attsad to the placing of
the spawn when they arrive. Thanks
to the energy of Henry Mertens and q
few others like hin-meA who SO 4
fsw inches beyond the end Of their
ooses-C Crystal river ID going to Be tAe
finest trout fishing stream in the state
one Of these days.-Marble Booster.
Bono people are % Ill informed that
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