La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11

company mas Joineu the patTioti'
throng and purchased $4,000. 900
worth OF the second issue Of Liberty |
Bonds.
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a farmer near Manzanola harvest
ed one hundred sacks OF potatoes
from a one,quartcr OF an acre that
he planted last spring They say
that finer spuds we're never grown
than those exhibited by him. and
they we're grown with only one Ir-
risation.
Noah was the first advertiser He
advertised the flood, and It came off
according to announcement. The
people who did not believe in ad-
vertising were lost. and ever since
then unbelieyers have been swal-
lowed up In the flood OF disaster.
~ word to the wise is usually a
great sufficicncy.
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Sugar beet tops are now recog-
nized as one OF the best stock foods,
and command cash value OF $40
10 SIS per acre. according to the
agricultural editor OF the Lamar
Sparks. This is sufficient to pay for
harvesting and marketing the beet
crop. A few years ago beet tops were
considered waste product and Ief,
20 rot In the fields.
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Fowler's moving picture magnate
has announced that he will discon.
tinue the Sunday afternoon matinees
after the present month. on account
OF lack OF patronage. Now who
would have suspicioned that Fowler
even permitted moving picture shows
on Sunday. II Is credit TO the
community that the patronage did
not Justify keeping them open.
q. II. Winchell received a letter
from his son. Lieutenant william n.
Winchell. notifying him that II was
quite probable that all OF the re-
serve officers on duty at Camp Cody.
near Deming. N. NJ. would be trans
ferred to Linda Vista. Calf. in the
near future. This would include
Lieutenants Draper and Darlington,
Who are at present located at Camp
Cody.
At = recent meeting OF the city
council Mt Lamar. Superintendent
Orr appeared before that body and
asked permission To lay four addi-
tional sidetracks on the north side
OF the Santa Fe line. He got all
that he asked for. and the municipal
fathers were In such generous mood
that they might have granted him
the privilege OF installing eight side
tracks N he had asked for them
This looks like prosperous conditions
at Lamar.
Manzanoia wants milk conden-
rary. One farmer up there Is milk
ing SIX average grade Jersey cows
and shipping fifteen gallons Of cream
weekly. which brings him in a rev.
enue OF s72 per month. When all
the farmers OF the Arkansas Valley
have an Income Of from sT5 to 500
= month from few cows. prosperity
will be due 10 become n part and
parcel of all OF us. when we become
thoroughly convinced OF the fact tina,
the dairy Industry Is our one hope
Of salvation on this mundane sphere.
Just that soon viii our dream of
prosperity come true.
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When you have finished reading
that magazine place one cent STAMP
ON II and take II TO the postoffIce.
II will be sent TO the soldiers and
sailors In the field. Quite a number
OF sacks OF this class OF mail have
already been sent out from La Jun
a. Each magazine requires n one
cent stamp. but does no, have 10 be
wrapped. OF course. II you wan, the
magazine TO 20 to some particular
company or 20 some particular per- |
soa. you viii have TO wrap and ad-
dssss II and pay usual postage. Hut
mAsasines offered the soldiers and |
sat1ors' camps. should not be nd.
drussed or wrapped.
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Connecticut places the main,cn-
anee Of her roads under an officer
knovn n the superintendent OF re-
pairu. The state 10 divided into ten
Aistricts. Each district IL under the
control Of . supervisor Of repairs.
Who II located near tho center OF
his district. Each district II divided
lato sections. and each section IL In
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