davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
LIST OF TEACHERS
Greene County White Schools
Scholastic Term lO2O-l.

Scholastic Term 1O2O-l.
Furnished " i. rurner
NAME SCHOOL fEAcnERs p o ADDRESS
G. n McLepao9 Agriss Miss Minnie Lee, Hist Eng ~
MISS MISS aas s na;ho s s H9s s
'A'''' ''' fsasss' P st. ASS. 1''F'sv' Miss
MISS MISS ISS g a%psr a 4sb Asst Asst
Mrs. l. f. Bradshaw, Primary
State Lreese) Miss Robbie Cunningham, Pn State Line Miss
Miss Gertrude Lee. Primary.
Washington Con L. Furry Prin Neev Miss
Ne. Ne. Ns Nellie ga asso MISS ASST
9s os T6o@an a p a Miss GLADYS GLADYS Mophos 4th Asst
Miss at6a Bradley Lillian Byrd ' 2ad Asst Miss
Matte Lou Lowe, Primary
Sand Hin Con W. L. McNair prin Richtoa RI Miss
s ROBERTS s As Asst Miss ea Sa s% 7 Prn As
iomd Mis- Miss Mary Aa s' Taraer P Ra MISS
rl Con 1.L A .h i Pro p. County Line Miss
Clarke Psree pru Miss saie Neel p4m Lvre RIA
: Miss Aary Williams lot. MSS sali4 ripkin Primary
vsraaI Cen Miss Psla 4 E; psn verna.
3lt Pssah Con. W 7 Mcleod Prin LeakesvIle Star R
Mrs. W. T Mcleod, Primary.
Red Hill Gep) Little Prim Ricbton RS
Indian Hin cep) Miss Agnes Denmark, Prin. RI
Mutual Rights (sep sumerall Priu Avera
Miss Faye Brown lst Miss Harrington I'd Asst
Mrs 5 b. Sumeral 3D. Asst. Mrs e Hart 4th Asst
Miss Mary Russell Primary
Pave Geo@ R. H Mills, prin Pave
Miss Mary Hinton, Hinton I'd Asst
Mrs ii g. Locke, Primary
Watkins NJ. Turner, Prn Teakesvile r A "
Miss Beatrice Ball Int Miss Henrietta Turne Primary
Pine Level Mrs j W Colbert. Prm Leakesvlle R A.
Miss Eh Brewer, Primary.
Swcetwaer D. Westerfed Prin "
Miss Bette tllman, Primary
Buffalo Mrs L n Bal Prin- Levi Goh, prm. McLain
NclAn " w Ht' Prin Miss Vere Porter Prim Mc[an
Leaf Luther f. Wilkinson, Prn Leaf "
MISS Etheyne Baxter, Primary
Grown Mass Audrey Wesierded pin Ieakesvile
Magic Mae Wggins Primary.
Highland lLme) Miss IONA Incedae r. .
-Vise. Primary
Cpon Shepherd Brewer, Prn w C. Jones' Pr@. Rchton r
Freeman Levi Jones, prn Miss VIVA Gedde, Richon RI
Brushy Creek Miss Medic Eubanks Prin Lucedale r.
mar
Mt Zion joe Jones Rcbton RI +"
Zion Rest Mrs E. Beard Ricbto D, !.
New Prospect Mss verda Mills Bexev :.
Whitaker Mrs Salie CorneIson Ieakesvile Star p ;.
Beard Miss Maud Avera RIA +"
Adamsvle Miss Stella +"
Poplar Springs Miss AnnaB Baxter State Time
johnson Creek Teacher TO be Snnnlied !.
Williams Miss Lucinda Wbatley Frnitdale Ala
Long 5raneh Miss Mattye James Rouns
kounsaVlle Mrs. Myra Gland Rom savile
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29

666 quickly relieves constipation,
blliousness, loss Of appetite and head
aches, due to torpid liver adv
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
hed BY snpt. Z. L. Iurner.l
NAME OF fEAcnERs
P. 0 ADDRESS

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sCHo n ,nnnrua
Greene county a. ~ . ~ SHOWS Prin Leakesvlle RIA
Miss Louise Parker Science Miss Home Sci
Miss Margaret Jackson, Business Methods D. j Shows ao
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29

Published for Greene Count
Board OF Supervisors.
]. d. Turner, Prest.
r. D. Cochran, Clerk.
ADVERTISEMENT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
NESTESTf MA ELEKTRICKE
DRAZE.

Elyria, O., 20. srpna. Pri
srazce kar ma Cleveland. South
western g. Columbus draze me
ri EIyria q Oherlin dnes vecer
jeden -nu2 byl ma miste usmr-
cen a aei dvacet osob porane-
no. rektnre tezce. Srazkou po-
valeny bvny sloupy pro elektri-
ckf vedeni Cd dratn dopad-
nuvsjch ma karv tvto Sc vzha-
lv. Ma stesti vsichni lide Sc z
Mich dostal;. nezli ohen Sc roz-
mohl. Muzem. ienz ma miste
hvl zabit, Jest Folden Strunk,
45-letV, z Florence. Nehoda
stala Sc tim. re tax zvana eli
mited" kara. jez cini ienom
malo zastavek, vrazila do kary
lokalni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
VICE DELNICTVA NEZ
PRACE.

Washington, 80. srpna. Po-
prve "a dlouhou dobu spravni
rada federalni, reservnf banky
We ,sve mesicni zprave sdeluie,
za vyskytuie Sc nezamestna-
most nektervch castech zeme.
Bylo to hlavne pTivod6no zmen
senfm produkce neb zavfenim
nekterych zavodG v Novo-
anglicku, zeimena dilen textil-
mich a ma vyrobu obuvi. Neza-
mestnanost jest v6tsi nez OBJ
vykle, ale nenabvla az dosud
hrozivych rozmerG. Ocekava
Sc obnovena cinnost V prdmy-
slu hned pocatkem podzima.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
KURDOvE POVRAzDlII
400 ARMENU.
Rritove bojuji " Mesopotamii 9
Araby q situace stale Sc
pfiostruje.

Pariz, 80. srpna. Depese OBJ
drzene zde z Cafihradu dnes
sdelujf Q masakru, v nemz by
10 povraz1eno 400 ArmenG cd
Kurdu v Anatolii. Kurdove po-
stfileli mnze, kdezto zeny a
deti zavreli do kostela, ktery
pax zapalili.
Londyn, 80. srpna. Bakuba,
mesto tricet mil severovychod-
ne cd Bagoadu, jez bylo do
byto nedavno arabskymi kme-
novel, bylo obsazeno indickym
vojskem sobotu, die depese z
Bagdadu. Arabove We meste
kladli jenom slaby odpor.
Jiny utok proti Hillahu, "a
padne Cd reky Euphrates v Me
sopotamii, by, zahajen oddi-
lem 1,50O kmenovcG minuly
ctvrtek, avsak utocnici ustou-
pill pred silnou delostfelbou,
pravi 1rednf prohlaSeni vyda-
ne ministerstvem valky dnes.
Prohlaseni zni: as
"Situace kolem Muntefiku v
Mesopotanii stava sc hrozivou.
Moslemske obyvatelstvo jest
stvano do svate valky a oceka-
va Sc, re tento kmen pripoji Sc
k povstalcjim. Situace kolem
Samawethu rovnez jest povaz-
llvou. .Hnuti povstaleckych tlup
byla pozorovana a obnovene L.
toky ma nase posadky jsou oce-
kavany".
Carihrad, 80. srpna. Musta-
ia Kenal pasa, hlava turecke
nacionalisticke vlady V Ango-
re, roznemohl Sc ma chroni-
ckou malar;i a jeho stav jest
stezovan pfepracovani ma sta
rostmi. ~Tgs'r'
Odpfra prijfmati cizf ma
vstevnfky, castecne vzhledem
ku svemu zdravi a pax ze pry
nema. co by Cd Mich zfskal. VIZ
q jednomu ze svych dGvernych
pfatel Sc vyiadTil: "budu bo-
jovati az do konce sveta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
VRAZDA "a TAJEMNYCH
OKOLNOSTf.

Chicago, 80. srpna. Howard
B. Rhodes. 30lety, bohaty OBJ
chodnik striznim zbozim, byl
zastfelen vcera V noci ma osa-
mele ceste blize Evanstonu
zname jako "alej milencG".
Rhodes byl We spolecnosti pf.
GLADYS Jacobsonove, jez sdeli-
la policii, ze byl zastrelen mu-
zem, jenz Sc pokusil jich O.
loupenf. ZloSin byl spachan
kratce po phlnoci pf. Jacob
sonova jela S mrtvolou sest
mil do nemocnice sv. Josefa v
Evanstone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
Zbytecne obavy.

Gale nyni muslin iiz dom1.
Obavam Sc, re mole zena bude
W spat!"
Gale prosim vas, to Sc prece
jiz nemate echo obavat!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
NEZ ZACNE SKOLA

bude zahajen PRVNf VYPRO-
DEF "U kOUDELU", v Gisle
4735 Broadway (vedle polar
nj stanice) abyste ST mohli o.
patriti LEVINE veskere vybavy
pro vase ditky nez pIjdou do
skoly.
Trvanlive puncochy, spodni
pradlo, chlapecke bluzy, divci
saty, move latky ma saty a blu
zy a romantic jine potreby to-
ho druhu pro vase deti opatrte
81 "u koudeln" hned ,aneb az
zacne mas prvni vyprodej, pri-
sti tyden v Itery dne z. zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
RC1us-..s1lS rcSbodnuts.

Je to pravda, panf i-cntro-
lorcv5, ze jste 81 nechala rlrz-
ku, kterou opustil milenec a -
budete ziyit to jeji dit6?"
"a proc he? Takove dfte ne
sni pfece ani polovic toho, CO
snedl ten nnilovnik -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31

emo u urdnOcene Ce pamaCl
statnfm We trid6, triceti malym
ulicnikGm, ,kteri smejice se,pla-
cice, rvouce vsichni ma jed
nou, hazeli 81 ma hlavy sve ka-
lamare, kosiky a knihy.
Pri tomto stavu veci mole
matka vytvorila plan dat mi "a
ucitelku slecnu Merellovou,
samotnou slecnu Pavlinu Me-
rellovou. Podnik byl velky a
tezky. Sletna M6rellova ucila
jen prince nebo zazobane me-
st'any; navsteyovala jen rodi-
| ny bohate nebo Slechtick6. By
la chranenkou stareho Bella
gueta, naseho domaciho, toho-
to bohateho financnika, ktery
provdal sve dcery "a Villera-
guj a Monsaugly, a pochybo-
vail isme. re svoli vyucovati
dite velmi maleho l6kare ctvr-
ii. Nebot' mHj otec byl chudy
g. odpor, ktery pocit'oval, mel
Il dostat plat, no prilis neobo-
hacoval.
| Mimo to mGi otec, povahou
pfemyslivy a zadumtivy travil
rremftanim o lidskem urceni
cas-, jejz by pri mensi geniali-
te byl venoval peel o svdj ma
jetek.
Zk~atka, dektor Noziere byl
bohatv jen ideami a city. Mo
| je matka, ktera mi nicmene
chtela opatfiti hodiny u slecny
Merellove. vzkazala il po PAM
Montetove, pokladnf V Petit
Saint-Thomas, kterou m6i otec
osetfoval a ktera byla diver
rou pTitelkyni pani Merellove,
matky. Tato vdova modlarka
nosila vecny zfn6ny kos a Wy
radala jako chnva sve dcery.
Mluvim nj 2 doslechu a nj
kdy isem il nevidel. Popohna-
ia pani Montetovou, mlada u
| ditelka svolila. zabyvati Sc
mnou kazdy den cd jedne no
dinv do dvou.
"Petfe, slecna Merellova t6
Lude Ultra poprve ucit", Tekla
mi matka Sc zadrzenou RADIO
stf. ktera prozrazovala jakousi
pychu. s"N
Pc :eto novince ulehl isem s
takovIm vzrusenim, ze jsem
usinal neimene deset minut
myslim. ze Sc mi o tom zcalo.
Nazitri mne matka dala o.
bleci vetsf peel nez obvykle,
ucesala natTela mne poma-
dou, ktere ia jsem 81 jeste pfi-
dial. Bvl bych 81 pTemvl ruce,
kdybvch neved6l re zkuSeno-
sti, ze ie to zbytecne a ze ru-
ce chlapeckG, at o ne pecuie
ledo' iak chce, jsou vzdycky
spinave. :"
SleGna Merellova pfisla V o.
hlasenou hcdinu. Vstoupila a
byt naplnen vGni heliotropu.
Matka mas zavedla do pokojf-
ku tapetovaneho rdzovymi
roupaty, 5ousedicfho jejich
pokoj jem. Posadila mas k maha-
gonovemu stolku a ujistivsi
mas, 2e mas nikdo nebude Wy
rusovati, odesla.
Slecna Merellova vytahla j..
hned malinky juchtovy porte
feuille, vyndala z neho dopiso-
We paplry a nasadku z jezci
bodliny, zakoncenou stribrnou
kulickou, a dala Sc do psanf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31

Psala velmi rychle a jen ca
sem Sc prerusovala, ably pohli-
zela usmevne ma strop a aby mi
doporucila cteni La Fontaino-
vych bajek ktere Sc nalezaly
nahodou ma stole. TAX uplynu-
la prvni hodina a kdyz Sc mne
matka ptala, nechala-li mne
sletna Merellova hodne praco-
vati, odpovedel jsem, re ano,
aniz bych jasne pocitil,ze jsem
lhal.
Druhy den, usednuvSi sto-
lu, ma ucitelka mi op6t pora-
dila, abych studoval nekterou
bajku a psala znovu jakymsi
unesenim; nekdy Sc zastavila,
Jakoby cekala ma inspiraci a
kdyz sc nahodou tyto krasne
oci zastavily ma mne, jeji obli-
cej vyjadroval mirnou a laska-
YOU lhostejnost.
Tret: hodina uplynula stej-
nym zpIsobem, prav6 TAX jake
vsechny nlsledujicf. Pohlcoval
Jsem il ocima; po tri ctvrti
hodiny, ktere trvala hodina,
pill jsem jas jeiich zritelnic.
Zdaly Sc emne tyto zritelnice
uzasnym divem. A jeste dnes,
po tolika~ letech,' Hyslim, ze
Jim byly. Byly jakol udelany 2
parmske fialky; dlouh6 fasy
je stfnily.
Nae jsem neZapomnel z to-
hoto nezk6ho obliceie: slecna
Merellova mela chffpf pone-
kud otevfen6, cervene uvnitf
jake, nos kocky. Koutky. list Sc
lehce zvedalv a ma techto
rtech bylo' lehke chmyfi, V
n6mz rozeznavaly moie detske
oci zvetsujici jako lupa, kazdy
nepatrny. chloupek.
Prazdnych chvili, ktere mi
M ncitelka ponechala, nepou-
zival .isem k tomu, abych cetl
Ia Fontainiovy bajky, jak mi
ona radila, ale abych pozoro-
val vypatral, Jake dopisy by
mohla psat; a pTesvedcoval
jsem Sc, ze to byly dopisy mi
lostne.
Nemylil jsem Sc, az ma to, ze
.isme 81, ia a slecna Merellova,
neeinili stejn6 pfedstavy 0 las
ce. Kdyz isem Sc pax sam Sc
be tazal, komu to pfse, pred
stavoval isem 81, re andelGm V
rail; ne re by to bylo pravde
podobne, ami pro mne ne; ale
protoze tato myslenka mne u
setrila 1trap zarlivosti.
Nikdy ma mne slecna Merel-
Iowa nepromluvila. Slysel jsem
zvuk jejiho hlasu, pfecitala-li
tn Sc sladkou melancholii, tn
Sc zaricf veselosti nekolik vet,
ktere prave napsala. Nemohl
jsem sledovati smysl, zdalo Sc
mi ale piece, re tam mluvi o
kvetech a brect' anu, ,ktery zmi-
Ia tam, kde Sc pne. Struny je-
jiho hlasu rozechvely harmoni-
cky vlakna meho srdce.
(Dokonceni.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
Duchapfitomnost.

"Jak ii dopadla zkouska?"
taze Sc jeden student druheho,
ktery propadl.
"Znamenite; Budu il muset
ke vseobecremu pfani opako-
vat".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
Logika.

Muz: "Miia zeno, musis my
slit logicky. O kazde veci mo-
hou byti dvG mineni."
Zena: "Zcela spravne: I've
mineni a spravne mineni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-31
SLECNA MERElLOVA.
Napsal Anatole France.

Ii Malaquais prijemny zivot,
duv6rnost bytosti veci, donna
cky pdvab, ktery dnes jiz ne
eXistuje.
ZGa Sc mi, re tenkrat byli 81
lide blizSi; nebo snad mole
Cetska naklonnost je spojova-
la. At je to jakkoli, videli
jsme rano ma dvoTe meho rod
reho domu domaciho pana, pa
ma Belagueta v recke cepicce
q domacich kostkovanych sa-
tech, pokCjne Sc baviti pa
mem Morinem, domovnikem re
sousedniho domu a sluhou We
snemovne. A kdo jich nevidel,
prisel o krasne divadlo. Ale
zlo Sc da napraviti, najdete
stokrat tyto dve postavy v Ito
grafiich Daumierovych. Ostat-
ne vsichni Sc znali a kdyz mo-
je matka sila We tri hodiny Cd
roledne u okna "a kvetinacem
resedy, rekla, pozorujic "a
sklenou pfedsin:
"Hle, slecna Merellova jde
davat hodinu mluvnice vnuc-
ce pana Bellagueta. Slecna
Merellova je rozkosna ma
dokonale zpnsoby''.
Byl to vseobecny MAJOR, re
Slecna Merellova Sc umela do
bfe chovat 4 byla vzdycky do
bre oolecena. Kdybych ma to
nebyl dal pozor, licil bych,
popisuje jeji toiletu, Sat dnes-
ka. Myslim, re jsme vsichni
stejni; zaroven postupujicim
casem oblekame znovu We
svych vzpominkach po novem
zpGsobu mlade zeny, ktere
jsme kdysi videli. A prave tax
Sc to della V divadle S kusy,
pres kter6 preslo deset, pat
nact nebo dvacet let; pTi kaz-
dem opakcvanf pfevede Sc O.
blek hrdinky ma vkus dolby.
Ale ia man historicky smysl a
vkus pro minulost.
Budu Sc chraniti tohoto o.
mlazovanf, ktere pTemenuje
tvarnost dolby, a feknu, ze
slecna Merellova, stara ten
krat dvacet Sest nebo dvacet
sedm let, nosila nabirane ruka-
wy a re iejf sukne proti dnes-
MIN splyvaly, rozsirujice Sc
dol1.
Pres prsa nosila kasmirovou
salu, a mela, jak Sc Tfkalo,
pas tenky jako vosa. Zapom-
mel jsem Tici, re dlouhe kade-
lie vroubilv svymi zlatymi spi-
ralami jeii lice a ze nosila klo-
boucek ze sametu nebo italske
slamy, ktery Sc prodluzoval
tax, ze il zakryval docela pro-
fill. Vnbec strojila Sc podle mo-
dy.
Tenkrat mi bylo osm let. Me
vedomosti byly male, ale st'ast-
ne ziskane; byla to mole mat
ka. ktera mi je vstfpila. PozG-
stavalv ze cteni, psani a poci-
tani. Znal isem. iak Sc Tikalo,
ma svtii vek dosti dobTe pravo-
pis, vyima prfcesti. Mole mat
ka pocit'ovala We SVEN detstvf
strach pred pricestfmi, kter6 81
nikdy nepamatovala a chrani-
la Sc vesti mne po cestickach
mluvnice, ma skterych Sc oba-
vala, ze zahloudi.
Jen tato draha maminka We
sve blahovHli mi pTisuzovala
ducha: v ocfch vsech ostatnfch
lidf. i sveho otce a sve chGvy,
hvl jsem dftetem dosti omeze-
nvm. ackoliv isem mel iistou
intelligence Cstatnich detf. Byla
rozmanitejsfm meniveisfm,
vvpadala meme jista obsaz-
ma. :"
Moi rodicov6 mne poklada-
Ii "a pfflis mladeho a mole
zdravf "a pfilis slabe, nez aby
mne posflali do pensionatu a
usoudili pravem. ze male skoly
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-23
CAUSE OF MUCH
WASTE OF FOOD
Large Losses Of Farm Products
Due to improper Handling
After Maturity.
PHOTOGRAPHS GIVE REASONS
Problem Of Proper Care Of Perishable
Fruits and Vegetables Appears Corn
pick and Confusing Because
OF Details

In the Photographic files OF the rbu-
Teau of markets, United States depart
ment Of agriculture. are many sets of
pictures which tell q story of blasted
hopes-a story of unnumbered growers
OF fruits and vegetables who have
toiled early and late through the rains
of the spring and the heat Of the sum-
mer, only to meet with disappointment
at the end of their labors, because,
after doing all else well, they failed In
one great essential-the method Of
handling their product after 1t ma
tured. The photographs In those files,
taken at numerous railway terminals,
show quantities of celery, onions, POI
tatOes, lettuce, apples, peaches, egg
plant, and many other perishable prod
ucts, mutilated or decayed because
somebody failed to do his job of pick
ing, packing, loading, or refrigerating
properly,
The lesson is all very plain when
one looks at1these photographs and 1t
Is not difficult to picture the disap-
pointment and loss OF the. growers and
shippers represented. But 1t Is by no
means simple lesson. Until one be-
comes familiar with his own special
line the problem of proper handling of
perishable fruits and vegetables APP
pears very complex and confusing, so
many are the details to be learned.
Nowadays much of the growers pro-
duce is shipped long distances, and If
q full reward for the seasons work Is
to be reaped he must learn the special
requirements for his particular prod
uct on the particular journey that 1t
is to take. Each item in the whole list
Of products has Its peculiarities which
must be reckOned with when 1t comes
to marketing The manner of picking,
the size and shape of the crate or 9TH
err container to be used, the fullness
OF the pack, the amount Of preceding,
IL any, the kind Of freight car to be
used, how many tiers can be loaded In
the car-these and numerous other
items have to be determined.
Useless Sacrifices OF Food.
The bureau Of markets photographs
and the reports from fine bureau food
inspectors at various important termi-
malls indicate that large number of
shippers who have been I'm the game"
for years persist In practices that are
costing them dearly. A few seasons
ago careless loading of western apples
caused an average breakage of 50 box
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-23
lemon Rlaa

Frances had heard her mother tell
repeatedly Of her fondneas for lemon
pies. and then about the dry when
she ME too much Of the dntnty nnd
could never be persuaded ~ taste one
ngain. Frances has reached the aae.
In thr teens. WHEN the boys nre begin.
ming 10 show her attention.
The other day her mother imp.
pened 10 be IN the rnom when one or
her swalna called her over the phone.
From the pne.sitied conversation. the
mother gathered that Frances wnH IN
venting excuse after excuse not to
see him or have him rmil.
NhFn the receiver Wns hung up her
mother sald "Ayhnt mnkea yon treat
Jne thai wng7" "0h. veil. snla the
Young woman. Ill just another ease
Of lennon pte. =" Indianapolis Sews.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-23
BIG VALUE OF SUDAN
GRASS FOR PASTURES
Results of Experiments Conduct
ed at Kansas Station.
Six Holstein Cows Pastured on . So
Acre Upland Field Were Unable
20 Keep Crop Eaten Down
croft $47 Per Acre.

Additional evidence OF the high sum
mer pasture value OF Sudan grass, as
claimed by the United States depart
ment of agriculture, Is seen In the re.
suits OF experiments recently com,
pleted by the Kansas agricultural ex-
pertinent station. 1t Is declared that
the grass will prove very important as
summer pasture grass, especially In
the central West.
In test carried out on the expert
ment farm at Manhattan. Kan. six
Holstein cows were pastured on 5 :
acre upland field of Sudan grass IRON
July 10 TO October IL The grass
was seeded June Q. and during the
early part of the season cows were
unable to keep the grass eaten down.
This made II necessary to NOW the
grass In the latter part of July: and
7.3S TONS of field-eut hay were OBJ
tanned In addition 70 the pasturage.
Estimating the value Of butter fat
at go cents pound and the skim milk
at 30 cents per. hundred, the six cows
produced $4,000 worth of butter fat
and skim milk above the cost OF the
grain fed In experimenting the pas
turage. Crediting the field In addition
with the 7.33 tons OF hay at $40 ton.
gives IT total credit Of S258.39. or
s47.4T an acre II the milk had been
sold at 30 cents a gallon the credit
for the pasture would have amounted
to 1885 above the cost Of the grain.
The results Of this. definite expert
ment added TO a large number OF nm
solicited testimonials Of farmers. IL il
said, make the value Of Sudan grass
as summer pasture grass In favora.
Bile seasons seem beyond dispute.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-23
SIMPLY COULDN'T LOCATE IT
At That, Marine Showed prAlseNsorthy
Willingness TO obey Orders Cap
tain Had Given Him.

Army water carts differ from one
another about the same as. shy. one
egg differs from another egg-namely,
In siZe. The number Of gallons which
each car ran contain In, therefore. stem.
ciled ON the top Of Il.
The captain Of marine supply
company In France was lnventorylng
his carts and totalIng the figures.
sWilkins." he called to an Idle phi.
vnte who hadn't had the sense 20 yet
ont of the way, get me the capacity
Of this cart"
The captain ran his pencil down
the column Of figures FOR several sec
onds, keeping one ear open for the
result of wilkins research.
But no reply calne from wilkins
The captain glanced up 10 find all nt
wilkins except the head protrudlnR
from the hole In top of the water
cart. A desperate struggle with some
unseen monster seemed t0 I've going
on inside the enrt. Finally wilkins
balIied head emerged.
Il felt all around the blamed thing
captain he explained, "and III be
hanged Il | ran locate that capacity
anywhere. Home Sector.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-23

90 per car In shipments TO New York
city. and experienced commission men
In northern cities estimated that 10
per cent OF the oranges shipped from
Florida decayed before reaching the
consumer. In 1913 the annual produc
ton of catalogues In the southwest
ern states was estimated at 1000, 900
standard crates of As melons each, and
investigations showed that more than
one-tenth OF these melons reached the
consumers so green az to be practical
~ valueless for food.
The mistakes which western canta-
loupe growers and shippers made IL
iusfrate the problems with which the
producers have to deal. Many did not
realize that to insure desirable eating
and keeping quality. the cantaloupes
destined for long-dlstance shipment
should be picked just about the time
at which they viii slip cleaniy from
the stem. or slightly before this stage
Is reached. It was found, also. that
the common practices In handling the
fruit were unnecessarily rough and
that instead OF allowing considerable
time 10 elapse between picking and
loading into iced refrigerator cars,
they should have been loaded as soon
as possible. II was demonstrated that
the wrapping Of cantalOupes was I'M
desirable because the wrappers re-
taried the cooling and often caused
the cantaioupes 70 become meidy A.
ter they were removed from the re-
frIgerator cars.
why Strawberries Decay.
Strawberries may be cited as an
other example. The most successful
shippers, including some in the 0zarks
who send their product several hum
ssred miles. have learned from expe-
rienss and tlgpWgh Investigations car