News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-12

| "Ihey are that-an' more than two
! thirds Jersey. They ought to make
good milk cows"
! "They're too fine to sell for beef
Les just keep them and raise them
And that black and white spotted one
too" suggested joe
"Whered you get that one? Looks
to me like she's got heap O Holstein
in her." said MI Weston.
scot her from that Walker boy, and
she has got Holstein in her. Made me
pay $3.50 for her on that account"
well, she's with $40 of anybody's
money as she stands right now. With
two Jerseys and the old COW and this
calf Of the old cows and a Holstein
we ought to be selling considerable
butter in about three years-with what
other good calves we can pick up"
suggested Mr. Weston.
Il think so. And there's another
heifer in that bunch that shows signs
Of Jersey too. I'm in favor of keeping
her"
"Aln't no better breed in the world
for furnishin' rich milk to make but
ter FROM After while, when we're
able, I'm for getting herd of thor
ouphhrod Jorsavs +" aseartnd Mr. Nves-
ron, "Nyo can sell fine butter at q GOOD
profit. and tborn isn't q better feed on
earth for pigs and chickens than but
termilk."
"Ain't those formors fools to sol,
them calves for = rt+1n or notbin' like
thcv have donnq Now inst Ioo,, of
this herd ActuoIlv HASN'T cost No So
outlay for feed eycept some cotton
seed moal for those s,ravnv more
weak starved LITTLE fcIlcrs They WON'T
cost us ANYTHING much next winter.
Well r3iso enougb a+uff here to carry
,en +hrnuob Ry, This fall q veor thav,Il
he with SOL oniecn Of any mans mon
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"snoakfn, Of p Crs loo I'm sor+ar
nestnrod obout vour dronnin, school
rko Won hovo no Won thin1, 49,
pood iaoa son ." Mr. Weston bod oF
iato hocomo nofrfuIIv o,voro.of bis own
educational limitations
"No sir. but if corIdn,t ha bolnod
This wear Resides can road wo1I
and do pad aIl the tfno and I'm learn
inc THINGS And. to toll tha +rntb Two
got about rs far MS I can 90 in this
little school here, That Is a.miohtv
poor teacher."
"WcU Won can't evnect much of q
teacher at $50 a month. She does the
best she can. reckon" said Mr.. Yves.
ton charitably.
'Iools to me like the state ought to
pay more and get better teachers for
the country schools. At any rate, I'm
reading my school books when l have
q chance. ana reading these bulletins
will help me. Education is knowing
things useful to you"
WHO told you that, son?'
"The president. He said there wasn't
any more +cnse in packing Il lot of use
less junk around in your head than in
hauling il about in wagon"
"B'licyc he's right!'
Il know he's right I'm trying to
educate myself to be first class farm
She wants TO Ike mo StllIV