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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
WAYS AND BRIDGES
Gid C-chard Wants Better Approach
Aid Asked for Many Highways

The committee IN ways ard
bridges heid a two hour session Fri
cay afternoon Of which the resolve
FOR ne Improvement OF the highway
leading from the State road IN Saco
through Old Orchard 70 the Scar
1Oro line took nearly half.
P. y. II. Lombard conducted the
case ana Rep. stevens OF Old Or
Cahr1i. T. I. CieaTes. Town Clerk J.
Y. McSweeney. Fred r. Luce. AS
SCISSOR f H Libby, Dr. A L. Jones.
VIM. J. Newer, H. A. G. Milliken of
Old Orchard and Senator Deering all
favored it. It was represented that
Old Orchard is off the trunk line and
this piece of road requiring repairs
is in such condition that much Of
the summer traffic goes straight
ahead and cuts out the famous sum
mer resort. With the - miles of
road and streets AMI other heavy To-
CT, expenses the town dnes not feel
able 20 stand the expense Of repair
ing It anu asks $4,000 for each of
la19-i92o. II was placed IN good
condition. and the tarvia was ordered
but the Highway Commission would
not permit the town 20 have any last
year, 20 the gravel road has gone to
pieces and needs resurfac;ng and
covering.
Il. E. N;csser spoke in favor Of
s14oo for cac,, Of 1890 for repair
ing 4 county road in Union from
OTIS Corner 10 the Warren line. un-
der the supervision Of the selectmen.
provided the town raises $500.
Rep. Carleton of Rockport and Sc
iect,nan G. w Star-ett Of Warren
spt ke for resolve tor $500 to COM
pietL connecting link with the
above road.
Rep. Burns of Eagle Lake and
John II. Brown Of the same place
spoke for sio06 for 1919 10 complete
a piece Of road IN Winterv,lle Plan
tation laid out and started by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Church Notices

FIRST saPrI9- church: Pre4eains
vile; sundav school at Is G =
The CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS will hold
regular services IN the Odd Fellows
iall. 5s5 Water street. sunday AZ ~
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP-
TIST Rev. liam K. Wood Morn
ing. 40 worship ana sermon, Want
sd-A christian Community noon
church school: 10 P. NJ. (. z. Meet
chestra. community sing. male quartet
vocal and instrumental solos; sermon
talk. An Alarm at the Door church
PRAYER meeting Wednesday, !.io 20 -
GREEx STREET METHODIST
Worship and sermon. d. A. n: sub
jec,. Y Ought church Bible school.
meeting, 50 p. N; subject. China :.
gospel meeting. 30 ?. ". address oy
pastor on Latte Things" prayer ser
vice Wednesday. I'D ?. NJ; Junior
Ls AEI souLs church cunitarany.
stare street. corner of PAX street. Pau
:. Phalen minister: 9. A. NJ. cnurcn
school: ioo \. il. service ana address.
James Russell Lowell.
ST. MARKS. Rev. J. Aexander
gesma, Holy eucharist. 80 4. u ;
Sunday school. 80 a. n. mathis ana
sermon. 100 A. ": choral eyensons.
80 P. NJ; St Marks Home, Tuesday.
SO 4. NJ. holy eucharist
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society, VIII
Iiarns street: Services ar 1880; subject
Mind" Sunday school at the same
hour: Wednesday. testimonial meeting
At : p II. Reading room. -as water
street. open ; TO 3 20 and . 20 NJ
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITL ALlsT SOC
cietr. Rev. Millicent Wilson: SERVICES
AZ -, and 80 P VI. in q. A. r: hail.
SOUTH PARISH CONGRGGAT1oN
AL. Rev. Clayton D. Bootnby minister;
worship and sermon at N0 A. n:
chur,h school and Mems Forum at u. -
a. NJ. topic for Forum. What some
Churches Have Done
WINTHROP sr, CN1vERsALlsI'
Rev A. Francis Walch minister; "a
trot.c service at l0.D; sermon topic
America. Force Of the World; sun
da,: scnooi a, l.: Open Forum At ~
Gospel MISSION: Sunday scnoo.
at IN P. N: gospel services az : ana
7P ". The regular services on Tues
day. Thursday and SATURDAY evenings
I'D. All welcome.
FRIENDS nesting: worship at
N Wit, sermon by Albert y. smith !:
Sunday school at Id P NJ: prayer
meeting Thursday evening at ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
SIDNEY

There Will be services a. the quaker
church Sunday Feb. % at 1890 4.
VI. Subject. Follow Jesus
LAKESHORE-The funeral sarv-
ices Of little Lucille Cowan. aged ;
years. daughter Of MIR AMI Mrs. + L.
Cowan. were held Wednesday fore
noon az 1880 a. The home If ner par
ents, with Rev. c. Z Wheaton. pastor
Of the Free Baptist church officiating.
A large number of relatives AMI
friends were present. The floral
offerings were proflse and beautiful
and the inlerTnert vas in the family
lot in the Covan cemetery The
bearers were Russell Bailey and
Charles Lewis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
GRANGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Trustees Formulate Plans to Help
Education Of Deserving Young Men
and Women

meeting Of the trustees Of the
Name state Grange scholarship fund
was held recently at the State House.
II IS the desire Of the Maine State
Grange TO follow the plan which has
been so successfully worked out by
the Massachusetts State Grange 20
provide assistance for deserving
young men and women who are work
ing 10 secure an education. The
trustees met at the State House TO
formulate plans for raising such
fund and TO formulate rules for its
distribution. The trustees OF the
fund are a. F. Eoves. Palmyra. z. T.
Clifford Winthrop, c. Q. Puring-on.
Bowdoilham. Miss Margaret Wilson.
Auburn. and Miss Florence II. Hale.
AUGUSTA AT the February meeting.
A. P. Eowes vas chosen chairman OF
the board. Miss Florence Hale. sec
rotary. AMI c. o. Pur'ngton. treasur-
ar. Il was roted 70 hold the next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
ABSENT. MINDED ORA
Thoueht!es-iy Turns Hot water o."
Live Bait in Bath Tub

Live 0art ~ Sat" oo
II is said that the boys az the
rnsf,roc hose house have been hav-
irp some fun FOR the past day or two
AZ the expense Of one of their naem-
hers and have been making him 4
bi, weary with questions winch tnev
have been asking relative to a re-
,ort that he was about TO engage IN
the sardine packing industry. It was
only firemen's fun anyway. and 1t all
cams about in this way: One OF the
bovs went ice fishing the other day,
ana as ne used out very few OF the
sinners which ne had secured for live
halt. on his return home ne gave
those he had left to the victim OF
the Joke. Now, Ora is something OF
a fisherman himself. and as he had
in mind a fishing trip today or TO-
morrow. the bait was welcome sIft
The only question was where he
could keep the Ash alive until ne
wanted them. and thinking that the
ha;n tub at the hose house would be
lust the place. he Jumped the little
fish in and turned on the water. only
70 ind a few moments later that the
sauce. which, he had opened vas the
one marked hot" Hence the 1ues-
tions ABOUT the sardine industry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
DtciARY
Changes N Augusta chartsr-Nortn
port Village Corporations Fire
Protection

protection
But two matters were considered
5v the committee on judiciary at its
meeting Friday afternoon.
Melvin E. Sawrelle. city solicitor
Of Augusta. appeared in favor Of the
ac- 20 consolidate and revise the
charter OF the city of Augusta. At
torney Savtelle explained that about
a ye1r ago the city council voted 70
nae 4 consolidation and revision N
ne charter which mad not been re-
vised since 1905. This act was TO
consolidate ana bring together al
the various changes which have
taken piaca since the last revision.
Thomas Leigh OF Augusta spoke
in favor 0f An Act 70 amend The act
- incorporate The NOrthport Village
Corporation. explaining that rs the
Village Corporation had already ex
pended $500 for a survey for i gen
e!al system of sewers. the Village
Corporation wanted The same pow
ars Is are conferred On towns rs
well IS the same powers IS are con-
ferred On towns IN respect 70 fire
protection as are possessed by towns.
Charles o Dickey OF Northport also
spoke in favor of the ACT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

county commissioners and left uE-
completed.
Rep. Crabtree Of Island Falls and
Rep Cunningham or Patten asked
$3.50 for each OF 1890 70 put in
shape a piece Of road from the east
line Of Tasten 70 Sherman, which
would shorten the travel rom IA to
miles and benefit Pa;trn and other
towns by an easier and more direct
route.
Chairman Lester Woodward and
George E. Bailey OF Dresden asked
$1,000 for each Of 1890 TO aid in
repairing the draw Of Lower Bridge
IN Dresden. The town has three
draworidges and mas heavy expense,
with - miles Of road The bridges
are S64, ,3- and 404 feet in length.
-he draw IS hardly safe and needs
immediate repairs.
Rep. Orf OF Gushing asked $1,000
Knox county. Of which mile has
been Quilt on each end. leaving about
two miles 70 complete. The town
feels unable. with less than 5S5 pop
ulation and but $4,000 valuation.
20 stand the expense.
Senator Ames OF Washington
spoke for a resolve tor $500 for 1919
10 repair a road IN Marion. tina,
would benefit a considerable section
and for which Road Inspector Hol-
way recommended the repairs The
money would be expended under su-
pervision OF tine county commission
ers.
Resolve for improving an unin
proved highway n Peru will 80 IN on
It's statement OF acts submitted.
Resolve TO aid the town OF How
land il repairing the abutmentS I'M
der the Piscataduis river bridge was
re-assigoed 20 Feb IS.
Resolve N favor Of repairing a
road n he town of Perry was
tabled FOR executive session action
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Word received yesterday rom me
dow, river zee ie.Gs :, is that scrap
ing was II progress a Chelsea. the
Independents II Pit;ston. anu X
Stearns' Point. but At the other
places where it IS Intended % har-
vest ice ~ scrapinc viii ne neces-
sary' Mr.. Ballard. the Maine nan
ager for the American Ice Co. SAID
YESTERDAY that he expected . begin
running ice the first of me coming
week. probably Mondav Or Tuesdav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Regarding Coblenz lie ~ays !. is the
center Of activities Detachraerts ar
rive here every day N leave as it
contains buildings. castles. statues
that are very historical. TIE frs,
settlement was made there IN 9. c..
I9eS years ago the Romans cams and
settled The MoseIbrucke fMosell
Bridge, that they travel over every
day was built about $50 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Edward Tribou of this city. who
mas been representing 4 Boston
electrical supply company. mas ac-
cepted a position as travelling sales
man for the Fiiield Bros. Co. of this
city, and will on Monday morning
take up the duties Of his new posi-
ton. He will go on the road as an
outcoor salesman. visiting .he towns
near Augusta. and viii also meet the
local trade. This IS new departure
Tor the Fifieid Bros. Co. and it IS
believed that il Will prove Of advant
age both to the firm and its custom
erS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Funeral Of Mrs. Mary J. Haskell

Fdnerai services for me late Mrs.
Mar- j. Haskell were held At 80
Friday afternoon from he late home
on The Conv read. Rev. William z.
Wood Of the PENNEY Memorial
church IN the presence OF the rala-
: vas and friends. I-ltal-rlenr was
made n the family Let n .he Bolton
Hill cemetery the bearers being
Charles Sylvester, Franh Know!ton.
Russell Field ana ]. G. Longteilow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Miss Lucy stevens. the six year old
daughter OF Mr. ard Mr. = 4. Stew
ems OF 20 Bridge street s III with
double bronchial pneumonia. Mrs.
II. L Hammond ct Sabac.us. Mrs.
Stevens sister IS ~ the hcre. assist
:3g in caring for Lucy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Omar Marcnui.don Ct the United
States Medical Dept. IS enjoyi.,:. ::
Cur.oi-h IL his home j.: This city
while recuperating from Il surgical
uperat!on which he underwent some
:!:re ago. US friends VII De -r1tihed
% learn he IS reported % be dong
well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Mrs. Fife Trask, who had been
confined to her home On the South
Belfast road By the prevailing cpl
demic. has so far recovered that she
was able Friday 20 be over town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
COMMITTEE HEARINGS

But two committees had hearings
Friday afternoon. judiciary and ways
ana bridges. The former was brief
and The .a;te. occupied two hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
NO TONIC LIKE HOODS
Sarsaparilia For q Time liks This.
Afssr influenza, the Grip.

men purified blood. rebuilt strength
ana regulated bowels are essential.
n the after-~fects of influenza the
gTp and other prostrating diseases.
hoods Sarsa par.ila nas remarkable
health-nelping effect
II eIpeiS the poisons that have wsan-
ened and depleted the blood. causing
pANor anemia. iaopy flesh anu lax
muscles. Il IS the standard blood rem
e1y with A successful record of neary
nifty years
Many Deopie-it s really astonishing
aow many-need a dne. gentle. easy
Cathartc IN these trying times. We
best families. and equally .dective WITH
delicate women or robust men. Easy t.
take. easy 10 operate-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

A..s. Annie Curr5a- ri his city is
.''.-''UL I. ~ e>t-- So General
hospital. wi:ere ~ F--G-y morning
So underwent surgical treatment.
Her condition inst night ~as report
O.. - = tav0ra Bile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

TO-DAY Is Washiraton's birthday,
,':t the Jay vas observed Friday by
tain n'ibiic schools OF the city. in
N,..rh SDecia! esercisas we're held
appropriate ro the dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
BRIEF SESSION
Continued from Page Onel

which he could not ,oc1tc; md ought
not 20 pass on an act 20 incorporate
the III. Pleasant Cemetery -tssocia
LON II Cew-er
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
C0ny High Notes

All material for the next issue Of
the 'Cony Cue must be n March
Ist
There will be meeting Of me
Student Council at 1855 P. II. Mon
DAY. Feb. 24th,. in the library.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

white stockings and low shoes all
The time. or would not Be aeie
to work.
y rod an advertisement for Gun
aura and | decided to Try them.
used one cake q Cutic1a 9oap and
payt Of Q box of CuticuEa OinsmeuN
whea I vas heAlsd." t9igned, Mas
Else Goston. u Waias ST.. Spsinx-
lid. Mass. July Is, 1918.
Once clear keep your skin cse.r BY
using Cufieasa Sosp and Omsnene
for Gv9y-Asy tsil9 pmpsaas and
cuetcun Taleum to pEfumG
aaa,ss EseA Pro ~ Aall Addr~ss vu,e-e.,S
''csns8.. osvs- 4. $500 - ss9yvosrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

NJ anG Mrs. Carl Mace OF Eas,
" 'nthrcD are the parents OF a nine
pound daughter. VINO vas born to
them Friday morning at the Angus
= General hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

MISS Jessie 4. Wing. principal Of
the Webster school. was in Lewiston
and Auburn on Friday and visited
lne public schools or those cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Mss Mildred Mitchell OF this city
was admitted FRIDAY 10 the Augusta
General hospital. and Mrs. Catherine
Bartlett. also Of Augusta. vas dis
charged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

meeting Of the trustees at the time
Of the lecturers conference in Lewis
ton. during the week Of March third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS
AL the stores OF the city will b
open today, as usual.

The Lithsow library will remain
closed today, in observance of the
holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

the funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary
=. Fisher viii De held az O'Clock
Monday afternoon from her late
home on the West River road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

It ifched 50 that I could
not sleep At night. The
eczema started in scales
on the side near the
ankle. and spread to the
s lie. and when I
sGatcaed. my foot goe
sore. l had 20 wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

The Augusta Farmers Union will
meet at $50 Monday evening at City
. hail. Everybody come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Timely Advice

~Auntie. I'm studying now about
tbs least common multiple
That's right. my child. Always go
in for whatever il least common
Louisville Courier journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
B. Foster
EAST SIDE CASH STORE
ST cony Street
Saturday Specials

Potatoes. per peck. i. :. :. 30
All Dry Beans. per ct. =. :. :. .-23
Salt Pork per ID. . :. :. ;. :, IS
Best Compound Lard. ;. ;. -. ;. rs
Pure Lard. :. .2H
macaroni. pkgs. -. -. 49,. Is
campne!I's Park ard Beans. cans IS
American Family Soap. 5 bars !. q
Jello and Jiffy Jall. E. :. :. 20
Large Size Purity Oats. ;. =. :. IS
A good broom. . 4. n. .48
PLENTY Of fresh beef and cooked meats
Fresh Pork Ribs. ser b. :. . 80
3 large Grapefruit. !. ;. :. ;. :. IS
e large oranges. ;. :. go. >. .. 40
Lemons. per dog. :. 49,. :. :. .
Extra Nice Chicken and 20
Fowl ~
Orders OF 50 and over delivered free.
Tel 33,.W New Stor-Neyx Goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Miss Elsie Gordon
Tells How Cuticura
HealedHer Pimple.

"Ierhing and CESSNA snreed on
my foot due to the hans Of my blood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Orders OF g and over delivered free.
Tel 33--W New Stor-New Goods
fe ns-.dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

-s-e Is Opportunity
= Ye -cre csc days e.,er
r.sz arc o-:rj rorc tha7
eve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-29

Como antes Sc ha dicho ell estiercol
tenga ell alinento vegetal en- .el conte-
Dido Dicho valor Sc encuentra en- parte
en- IN materia organiea, la cual mejora
Ell realidad ESQ es de poca importancia
las condolences fisicas del terreno pero
4 menos que no Sc apliquen grandes can
tidades. Con Ia poca cantidad de esther
col que Sc eonsigue aqui, su mayor valor.
probablementc Sc debe a la acci6n De Va
bacteria que conticne.
portaneia preservar el estiercol EN- for
ma tai Que pueda mermarse la perdida
y usarlo mas venta josamente. Una per
dida de alimento vegetal empieza a ocu-
Irir inmediatamente en- estiercol fresco
y por dicha raz6n Sc sufre la menor per.
dida donde el estiercol es llevado direc-
tanerte al huerto diario y enseguida
Sc ara el terreno sobre este. Como este
no es siempre practicable nj, por muchas
razones, venta ioso debera llevarse al
monitor de estiercol tan pronto como
sea possible. Estiercol que por varios
dias ha estado expuesto a los rigores
del sol Y de Ia lluvia en- el corral en-
cualquier otro stio usualmente no vale
mucho III estiercol puede almacenarse
Ell I'M mont6n en- m hoyo. Los puntos
,,o, ra.ardop cno. Jabara ap,nacuatarca
bien: debera mantenerse humedo, v de-
bera cubrirse con yerba seca, paja de
cana, TERRA turbosa seca algun mate
rial como tales aqui mencionadoS.
Al remover 81 estiercol cs escncial que
inmediatamente Sc are debaio. dc donde
So echc. FL deiarlo en- montones espar-
cirlos en- 81 terreno deiandolo encima
por algnn tempo antes de ararlo deba io
causa perdidas considerables. Una pc
qnena aplicaci6n de estiercol es especial
mente de valor anteS de sembrar una le-
guminosa en- terreno que no este bieu
inocuado. Tambien es benefcioso apli-
carlo Il IN huerto que contenga mucha
natera vegetal, bien fuesen legumino-
sas, verba o paja de cana, damdo una ro-
ciada con el arando el terreno.
Considerable que un agricultor en-
Puerto Rico rara vez, 0 nunca, tiene
suticiente esti6rcol para anministrar
sus tierras adecuadamente biem con ali
mento vegetal o con materia organca,
generalmente es mas econ6mico usar-
10 en- connection con las cosechas legu-
minosas el fosfato suplementado con
potaSa cuando sea necesario cuando
sea 10 suficientemente barato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-29
AGREDIDO CON UNA PALETA

A Carlos Escarpfn Baez Sc lie euro
en- la sala de socorros una herida de
diez centimetros que recibio en- la
region occipital.
Escarpin-segun Sc informa- tu-
vo un encuentro personal con Fernan
do Rodriguez en- ell cafetin LA Canaan
donga'' de la calle de la Luna.
A raiz de varias palabras un POGO
fuertes que dijeron ambos, la colera
de Escarpin subio tai punto que EN-
punando un vase de las mesas del
cafetin. 10 lanzo contra Rodriguez,
no logrando hacer blanco Este i'll
timo tenia una paleta de batir le-
che en- las mano acometio su adj
versario con tai furia, que logro ases-
tarle un fuerte goIpe en- la cabeza,
dejandole sin conocimiento por varios
minutes.
FL practicante Claudio ha dicho
que ell estado de Escarpin reviste al
guna gravedad, por 10 que Sc ha orde
nado su ingreso en- Ell Hospital mum
cipal.
FL agresor ha sido arrestado v
puesto a disposition del Juez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-29
PQ[ Ia Production AgIicO|a .POrt0rTjqueha
AIgunOS datOS en- CuantO a eSti6rcO|

Cada cuerda de terreno en- Puerto
Rico debera producer algo. ST usted es
dueno de una parcela por Ia cual paga
contribuciones no SAGA producto al
guno de ella, usted debera sembrarla.
En- Puerto Rico no tenemos tierras
malas aunque hay algunas mejores' que
otras. Usualmente la terra que no pro-
duce es defciente en- nitr6geno. En- mu-
chos casos es muy eostoso comprarlo,
pero puede obtenerse del aire por
medic de ciertas cosechas Y almacenar-
Sc en- el terreno para ell uso de las 81
guientes cosechas. Por 10 tanto, el pri-
mer paso que dar para hacer producer
los terrenos baldios en- sembrar una le-
guminosa.
La habichuela de terciopelo es una
de las meiores plantas que ha introdu-
edo la Estaci6n Experimental en-
Puerto Rico. Crecera en- epsi todas
parties agregando nitr6geno al terreno.
Ent6nces podra usarse como pasto pa
ia producer carne leche Y ell estier
col Sc deiara en- ell terreno. Ent6nces
dirha TERRA producira mas alimento
para haeerlo comestibles su vez Sc
hara Ia terra mas fertil. De este modo
nuestras tierras pueden hacerse iguales
en- fertilidad cualesquiera de cual-
quier pals,