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The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06

Are you doing your share toward keeping business going or are you just sitting around and talking war to your customers instead of talking peace and prosperity which will come sooner or later? As long as there's life there's hope' Discussing the war to people who come in your place of business only makes matters worse and prolongs the strife. Be an opti- mist always,
 There are certain ditches in the city that need draining and if this is not done right away the mosquitoes will make summer drive right away and the inhabitants of the plague infested city of Prescott will be forced to flee for their lives. One has only to look side wise along some of our streets and the stagnant water will prove the above statement. What will be done with this complaint that has been registered by people who are forced to live near these mud holes?
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
JOIN THE NAVY!

The boys who are interested in the affairs of their country and especially if they want to get into this important arm of the service, had better make application at once, since the recruit ing for the navy is liable to be dis continued any hour on account of it's being up to war strength.
 Join the navy; it'll help you.
 I. F. Putnam, Guthrie Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
Neighbor Told Her
 Cure for Lumbago

Rheumatism and lumbago are awful things and cause great pain and mis- cry. but Foley Kidney Pills can rout them.
 Mrs. c. II. Eveland. Duncan Mills H.. writes tho following letter: T was stricken down with lumbago and was unable to turn myself fin bed. A neighbor brought me a half bottle of Foley Kidney Pills, and said she had been similarly afflicted and that they had helped her. So l tried them and was completely relieved by the use of two or three bottles. have had splendid success with them and have never known them to fail. l most heartily recommend Foley Kidney Pills"
 Foley Kidney Pills tone up weak, inactive. sluggish kidneys. rid the body of poisons, give appetite, energy and refreshing sleep after pain Don't neglect kidney trouble. Remove the cause with Foley Kidney Pills.
 HESTERTY DRITG STORE
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
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Drink Guthrie's Soda.

Drink Guthrie's Soda.
 We regret to report the illness Of Geo, F. Cress,
 Adair Gosset is visiting his mother Mrs. Mollie Gossett.
 John Lewis, who has been i'll for the past ten days, is better today.
 New styles in Stationery at Hester ly Drug Store.
 William Cross of Laneburg is trad ing in the city this afternoon.
 Mrs. Ben Waller returned today from a visit to relatives at Ashdown.
 Miss Elma Hubbard of Gurdon is spending the week end with Mrs. w. N. Murrah.
 Mrs. Joan lobe of Pike City is in Prescott visiting at the home of J. T. Nichols.
 Mrs. c. A. Helms and daughter of Prescott route one are shopping in town today.
 James Gee and Luther Willingham are attending to business matters in Hope today.
 Miss Norma McMillian who has been attending the New York School of Music and Art, arrived home this morning.
 Miss Amy Moore returned this morning from Washington, D. c. where she has been visiting relatives and attending the Reunion.
 C. w. Watson, State Demonstration Agent and Harry F. Kapp, District Agent, of Little Rock were in the city yesterday attending to business mat ters.
 Mrs. G. c. Young of Okolona and Mrs. Fife E. Phillips of Ardmore, Ok lahoma, left this morning after brief visit in the city with Dr. and Mrs. Wm. w. Rice.
 LOST OR STRAYED:-One bay mare known as Buchanan mare, be- longing to Henry Geiger on McRae farm near Prescott: Any information will be appreciated by Henry Geiger.
 Marriage license was issued yes terday to the following: Joe Johnson, 2S, of Gurdon, and Miss Ethel Taylor, 15, of Bierne. Ben Porter, 26, of Pas toria, Jefferson county and Miss Deedie Parker of the same town.
 At the Park Hoael: J. w. Patterson St. Louis; Harry Speck, Louisville; W. B. Hawks, Dallas; A. c. Burke, C. w. Watson. Harry F. Kapp, Harry Myers, J. P. Blanks, J. s. Redfeld, Little Rock; A. L. Troops, Columbus; Ed. Adams, McRae; Walter Casey, Hope; R. NJ. Roberson, Kansas City.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
ASK DONATIONS FOR
 STATE COUNCIL DEFENSE

Little Rock. July 6.-Gov. C. II. Brough on Wednesday afternoon is- sued a proclamation asking the pat riotic citizens of Arkansas to make contributions for the maintenance of the State Council for Defense. He asks that the people who cannot go to war; who are for that reason the secondary defense, send their contri- buttons to Gen. Lloyd England, chair man of the council.
 Gov. Brough also appeals to the various organizations over the state which have for their purpose patriotic work, as we'll as conservations of re- sources, act only under authority of the Council for the Defense, in order that there be cooperation in all lines, and no energy uselessly expended.
 The governor points out that he has made a deficiency appropriation of S1,O0O for the work of the Council, but this is entirely inadequate. He also states that other commonwealths are pledging the credit of the state by citizens signing notes which will be later cared for by the legislature, but he does not favor this plan, as it only places the state further in debt.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06

Peach Ice Cream-The good kind. At Hestetrly Drug Store.
 Miss Alvulta Burrus of Malvern is in the city as the guest of Mrs. Chas. F. Pittman.
 FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room, cool location, close in. For DOT ticulars call at this office. 3tf
 FOR RENT-5-room cottage close in, bath, lights and all modern con- veniences, $12.50 per month. A. M. Westmoreland.
 Miss Ollie Cantley returned today from Washington, D. c. where she attended the Reunion, she also visited relatives there.
 Get Polar Cub Fan and keep cool. At Hesterly Drug Store. rice $500.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
METHODIST CHURCH

To the Board of Stewards There will be business before the meeting tonight at o'clock which will require the attention of every member of the Board-will you please make a special effort to be present on time. Sincerely,
 J. A. Parker,
 Pastor.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
PRESCOTT FALLS BEHIND
 IN NAVY RECRUITING

The roll of honor for Prescott in the navy recruiting has fallen to last place in this weeks report. What is the cause?
 All men wishing to enlist had bet ter do so soon for as soon as the selec- tive draft has been started those whose names appear on the draft list will have no opportunity to enlist in the navy. Men wishing to enlist can make application for examination to I. E. Putnam, recruiting officer, at Guthrie Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06

The awful question What shall have for dinner?" is easily answered if your shelves are full of home canned products.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06

See that your garden produces dry beans, cabbage, potatoes, and root crops that can be kept without can ming.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
THE WEATHER

Friday and Saturday generally fair not much change in temperature.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
JUNIOR MISSIONARY PROGRAM.

JUNIOR MlSSlONAR1 PROGRAM. Sunday, July 8.
 Song, My Country, 'Tis of Thee" Roll call
 Minutes.
 Bible lesson, Joshua vi:viii. Topic, Little Foreigners. Victory out of Defeat, Logan Crow. The Children's Pledge, Alien Cor nish.
 The Dekililly, Loukate Bush. Sunbeam song, Bertha and LOT raine Reichstadt.
 The Doll Festival, Evelyn Hale. A Hero Story, Dwight Cress. Your Flag and My Flag, Charles Crow.
 Story of Jacob Riis, Mrs. Burdine. Closing song.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM.

EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM. Sunday, July 8.
 Leader, Myron Cummings. Song.
 Subject, Tried and Proved Scripture lesson, Heb. 6:9-20. Sentence prayer.
 Song.
 Scripture promises. Great Promises, Jerre Johnson. Trusting Gods Promises, Mae Par ker.
 Open discussions:
 1. What promises help us most |? Mir. Calhoun.
 ?. Do we keep our promises? Mrs. Green.
 3. What promises should l make tonight, Bro. Parker.
 Closing song.
 Benediction.
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Home canning is kitchen patriotism
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-06
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'fMADE, LOTS OF MONEY
IN LETTUCE" WRITES
PAUL FERREIRA, KAPAIA

Kapaia, Kauai, T: H. Mar. 13, 1917
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir; Herewith. | am sending my
best and up;to-date hand drawings that
l can make. i have drawn a radish, OF
which it was in the lower garden, OF
my brother William.
The manual training teacher OF
Kauai was at my home and he saw
the garden and ;skcd me some quGs.
tons. a..E - s..
l drew the vegetables on Sunday
afternoon. @Es.:s.- ~ - r., r. -.
have made lots OF money in lettuce
and still / have piece with two rows
for the judges to judge IL.
] have transp,anted some japanese
cabbage and Brussels SPROUTS. Today
the vegetables were stiff SO fine, be.
cause the shelter during the past
night. p ga - r. -.
No more old grasshoppers bothering
me so fer. pa N Z dig
Some dry afternoons Iswater my
garden when necessary. So
| have soften the earth between
each variety TO make II grow well.
have kept my diary since January
the eth till today. | have cut the car
rot and ttlrnip and drawn them as they
look and colored them, which are en-
closed. p.
After all the long black worms don t
cut my carrots any more.
| have nothing especially for this
time. .-. ~. r.,
<..-.. Truly yours, ~.
III -. - PAUL FERREIRA.
Eox 2S3. I-ihue. Kauai. - -
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TELLS or cARPENTERING
At HIL0 UNION; SCHOOL
HAS DYNAMO AS POWER

Hilo, Hawaii, March s. 1917.
.-ditor Honolulu Star-Buretin, -
Dear Sir: l take carpektly and find
Il is very interesting. | am making
q small book-rack, but | am having
a pretty hard time OF 1t as the joints
are always breaking unless made with
care.
Our carpenter shop is equipped with
a dynamo which runs combined
machine that planes. saws and drills
holes for fitting joints. Our teacher
IS AR. Allen. who is good carpenter
and q kind man. He also teaches
agriculture to other boys.
pay q fee OF fifty cents Is sci. a
term or one dollar and quarter
tSl.25), a year. This fee pays for
the wood. electricity and tools we
use.
Our carpentry days are every week
on Monday and Wednesday This is
for The "A" Division, but the "B" Di-
vision takes its carpentry on Tues
DAYS and Thursdays.
Other boys Of my. class are making
book shelves. tabcrets, tables and
chairs and other pieces of furniture.
T. am making two twenty-inch
pieces fer the base, four seven and
one.haH inch pieces for the uprights,
and four seven-inch pieces for the
cross-pieces.
Ifwould be pleased to know II you
are interested in my little account OF
my work in the carpentry class.
Yours truly.
OTTO STERNEMANN,
Hilo Union School, Grade Z.
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MUCH RAIN AT PEPEEKEO:
GOOD GARDEN WEATHER.

Pepeekeo, Hawaii, March IL, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sirs: Rain, rain. 1t rains all the
time. 1t is good garden weather. The
beans grow every: day. We can al
most see them grow. We sell five
cents worth almost every ether day.
We also sell carrots and radishes.
We transplanted lettuce and cab.
bage. 49,
We dug out the peanuts because
they were big. Some of the shells
We're broken end the peanuts were
growing. We separated the good ones
ard the rusty ones and will try to sell
the good ones. .=--.. .
Yours truly, -.
MINORU SHINTAKU.
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KANEOHE Makes FIRELEsS COOKER;
DIRECTIONS So OTHERS MAY TRY

KSEcGhG. oahn. Z. ~, Mar 10, 1917.
Editor IIobclalu Sta.-BuIietit. -
Sir: We are ma<ne frTsi.5s cook,
er IN orr school and think that Como
othes schc3ls w1ll make q fireiesS
cooker for themselves 20 | viii send
directions fer mHtlns.
MEter.a,s-CHe csndy bucket or soy
bachet and I'd if,on grocer, TN
lard psfi or any otGeT rail as large ::
& number CT newspapers; a pan OF
Watsr9a hxtamer. -.
Dirscts6Rs s9r making-Eine the
BUCKET with as9estos, cTumple and vet
sheets OF IN Jer and .oand dom in the
bottom G. Tie blcNet TO depta 81
four On fi&e inches. Pace the tin pail
on the center u this. Cram wet paper
erumpled around tie pail until 1t
reaches within hah an inch OF the top
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KEOKEA PUPILS HAVE
PLAN 70 CHECK PESTS

Keckea School. Keokea. Maui, Hawaii.
Mar. 3. l9lf.
Editor Honolulu Bulletin.
Gentlemen: We planted more beans
after the storm and they are now
growing.
The cut-wormsare eating them very
fast.
We fenced up each plant in the
garden with sticks.
The chickens scratch our garden
every day. We will make scare
crow soon to scare them away.
We also want to get some Paris
green to kill the. worms.
Twill write to you again.
Yours truly.
Miss LEN CHAIi HEW.
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JOAQUIN ANDRADE ENTERS
IN HOME GARDEN CONTEST

Honokaa. Ahualoa. Hawaii
March IL. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir: am wishing to enter the home
garden contest This is my first work
in the agricultural contest
will proceed to tell you of my gar
cen at home During the first weeks,
] was busily engaged in hoeing and
filling the ground for planting
have planted corn, beans, cab
bages. lettuce and Irish potatoes. Sew
eral tires chickens have come into
my garden and trampled on the plants
1 shall tell you more next time.
Hoping ny crop will not be failure,
Yery truly yours.
JOAQUIN ANDRADE.
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I.aupahoehoe, T. II, Mar. 3, 1911.
Editor, Honolulu Star-BulIetin.
Dear Sir am writing toy0u about
cur 81 hool garden. The average tenn
peIatuFe was IS degrees and the aver.
age amount of rain fall was ] inch.
One hcnday morning when We
came to school we found that the
chickens had scratched up the sweet
potato bed and the plants were .ali
pulled up and we're lying on the tap
Of the ground.
The 3rd, 4th, 9Th and 9th grades
vent cut among the guaya bushes and
esch cut down some branches and
ught them 10 the garden. The boys
made G guava hedge all around the
garden. We worked from nine until
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WAHIAWA HOPES TO SEE
SCHOOL JUDGES SH0RTLY

l.. " ....-. Wahiawa Mar. S, 1917. !.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: | am going to tell you about
orr school garden.
Now we are having i;leasant.sweath-
er and the vegetables are growing tai!
and large.
The cabbages are growing nicely.
There are net many werms eatins
them now. The are shout one foot
h'ah.
. Our teacher, Mrs. MeWayne, has
told US that the JUDGES are coming
ont to see the school garden some
time this month, so we are WORKING
verv Eard to have our gardens look
well.
The beans and PEGS have many
wt.te flowers and they look very beal-
t;ful.
Now we have enc dollar and forty.
five cents from the school garden.
Yours truly.
KIHIKo IBARA.
Grade v.
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KAELEKU ENTERS
SCHOOL contest
I:aeleku School Hama, Maui.

Raeleku School, Hama, Maui.
March 8, 1917.
Editor Honolulu StarBulletin.
Honolulu, Oahu.
SIR: We have entered the school
farm contest this week and started
TO prepare the garden since last Tues
day. We have partly weeded the gar
den SIS we are trying TO get it ready
for planting Friday,
Tie garden is about Is yards long
and IL. and a half yards wide, We
ray make II larger.
Ne have very short time to work
In the garden for we come to school at
d. o'clock. We leave school at half
past three in the afternoon. This Is
why we have entered the contest a
little late.
THa weeds in the garden are about
IL inches high. When we have the
gnrden all prepared We are going to
divide il into sections and each sec
tIon win be planted with different
kind Of vegetable.
Respectfully yours.
PETER CONES.
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HEAVY RAIN DESTROYS
PLANTS AT HAUULA BUT
PUPILS HOPE FOR BEST

Hauula, Oahu, March 8, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin,
Dear Sir: We had such a very heavy
rain here last night that many Of our
plants have been destroyed. Soma OF
the beds were washed away BY the
water
When We reached school this morn
ing we saw that the school house was
surrounded by water. The ground Is
low in front OF the schools asswell as
at the rear. where our vegetable gar
den is situated II Is still raining. but
j hope the rest of the vegetables viii
not be DESTROYED
Very truly yours.
YAM CHEoNG.
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cUTWORMS FOUND WORST
PEST IN HAENA GARDEN

Hanalei, Kauai, Mar 9, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star,Bulletin.
Sir: On March Z, 1917, We trans
PLANTED one bed CT cabbage; the cab
bage are beginning to head this week
and they are about 6 inches high.
We have sod sc worth Of radish
and the lettuce are almost ready to
be sold. ~
!. The weather is pretty fair and the
plants are growing ye::y well.
We planted some. hibiscus around
the outer edge of the fence aud some
papaias along the fenceaen the inside
We caught several cut worms They
are the worst pest we have; twice a
week we spray the cabbage with
poison. =. .-..
Yours truly,
= CORYDON BENTON,
Member of the Hanaie: School Garden.
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LAUPAHOEHOE BUILDS Hedge, STOPS
CHICKENS, and WORKS FOR PRIZES

en.thirty. The lesson that we should
have taken I'D during that time, We
made up next morning by putting a
paragraph on the board before nine
O'Clock. a.. f.,... T.: b.. 49,.
All the plants are growing fine.
The corn and beans, which were plant
I'd last, are over an inch high. 1t
rained so much that we didn't have to
use cur new hose this week. ,,.~
Our garden looks so well that We
are planning to have another picture
taken before the end. of the contest.
We had eight visitors Saturday and
they ell said we deserved prize.
] hope the judges viii feel the same.
An interested gardener.
MARGARET SILVA,
Grade vi.
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u .,,r p-n. .TEen c round piCces Of
n e 10 IT, lesrin2 CROUCH room FOR
the lid of tie rail to lit OF well. Pre-
Pare z loose, round sGeet OF asbestos
&c 20 over tins. Upon the lid Of the
bucket tack a number Of sheets OF pa
par and finally sheet Ct asbestos.
II radiators ere desired, get black
smith 10 make two CT them OF iron TO
fit in your pail. Have them one half
to one inch thick. Have hole in the
center OF the irons with threads so
that an iron handle can be inserted.
In this way the hot mons are easily
handled. The cooker can be used
without irons bit IL Is slower.
This is all that I have to say this
time .,...
. Yours truly, g..
49,. .-.. MISaYC ASAHARA. /
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MAUI JUDGES MAKE T., IT, =, !.
INSPECTION OF KlHE!

KiEei, Maui, T. H., Mar. 9, l917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin. b.
4GSir: / am writing you a short let
ter just 10 tell you know how things
safe going on in Kihei School. '->H
I1s On Thursday Mr. Bowman, Mr..
Erauss and Mr.. Blanchard came to
visit our garden. They were sur
prised to see the tomatoes.
Mr.. Krauss took pictures OF the
boys, He said that We give too much
water to our plants. All the plants
are growing very we'll but the tomatoes
seem to be the best.
We had strong wind and destroyed
come Of the plants.
We made little hand rake to rake
over the grounds.
i shall close my letter now.
Yours sincerely,
1SAMI BEPPU.
Sir: am going to- tell you about
tie school garden. IS
!. Mr.. Bowman, Mr. Blanchard and
AIr. Krauss came to see the garden
on Thursday. They looked at the
plants. H. -
Mr.. Krauss said that We give the
plants too much water.
!. He took the pictures of the boys
with their hoe and picks.
Every day the ripe tomatoes are
picked and sold. .
The corn is "a inches long.
The beans are growing very we'll.
The flowers are growing too. The
squash is in bloom. The strong wind
that blew sometime ago destroyed
few plants.
.=.... v Yours truly,
.- CHIHUE HURAYAMA,
...... ..-- IL. -. Grade ".
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Sir: Since last week we didn't
have any rain for our garden, so We
used the water from the tank. Mr..
Brodie told the school boys not to
aste the water from the tank so it
would last longer. My garden OF
vegetables is not growing very well
and il needs some fertilizer so, as
to make It grow faster Every morn
ing and after school water my gar
den so as to keep the cut worm away
from my garden. hoe the grass
along the hanks Of my garden and now.
my garden is in good condition and
1t is ready for the judges to visit it.
Yours respectfully,
EDDIE YUEN.
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.HANAPEPE SELLING WITH
SATISFACTORY RESULTS

Hanapepe, Kauai, March 8. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Our teacher told us to write
about cur school garden so i will write
few lines to you. Our, garden is
completed End ] am very glad. y
planted radishes. corn, beans, onions,
and japanese cabbage They are
growing very nicely. / sold all Of my
Fadishes and some of my japanese
cabbage.
gained about twenty five cents
already.
We have very hard time to pull
out the onion grass. | always pull out
the weeds and water my plants in the
morning when l come to school.
| am very glad to hear that the
Judges are going to come for my gar
den is clean and In good condition.
Yours respectfully,
TAKESHI DOHI.
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ONIONS AND LETTUCE
DISAPP0lNT PAAUlL0

Paauilo, Hawaii. L H., March, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin,
Dear Sir: Our gardens are doing
fairly well, but we are greatly dis.
appointed because we planted about
half pound of white Bermuda onion
seed and il has not come up; we test.
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ed some and find it does not germi
nate. ....-
Our lettuce did net grow either;
this is discouraging US, still We viii
try again. - ..-s... 81.
The weather is quite dry now. i.
.-.. Yours truly, .-...r
III. SAM H. HAMA.
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The secretary 0f state 81 Connecti-
cut has authorized the change IN the
name of the Rubber Co Of America.
INC to the Rubber Assocoation q
Ameriea. Inc.
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Three attempts were r,ade to shoot
ssntr'es guarding the state armo-y at
oswego, y. y,
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; ASfy truly,
THIRD GRADE, I
Papaikou Schoo'

Sir: have some more to tell you
about my home garden. During this
drysweather + had to water the plants
We. had no water in our tanks and so
/ had to go down to a ditch to get
some water. | had a great deal OF
trouble but / did not give up, and
kent on with my work. 81, - .:
Something has been eating my cab
bages by the stem close to the ground.
found that the cut worms were doing
the mischief. destroyed all of them
| hope the other cabbages will grow
we'll now.
My carrots. lettuce, Deas, corn,
1otatoes, beans and my Chinese cab.
bages are growing well. 81
My beans are loaded with beans
and are ready to be eaten, think
will sell some of them
- Yours respectfully.
JOHN BOTELHO,
.~.. ..- Grade
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Sir: Fam going to tell YOU some.
thing more about nay home garden.
plowed the garden, planted turnips and
beets, peas. The peas are not ready
to be used. used turnips and beets
water my garden every day and kill
all the bugs.
Yours truly,
JOHN SANTOS.