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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
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BODA EN- MAYAGUEz

FL 2ssie1 pr6zino agsstb Sc eelebra-
ri en- Ia Iglesia de Nuestra Se1lora de
ID Candelaria, en- Ma#asiiez, Ia sim
patica. boda del DR. Manuel Glzman
Rodrfguez, Jr., la distinguida Srta.
Soledad Acosta Quintero Velarde, hi
ia la contrayente del Hon. Juez de
aquella Corte de Distrito, Ledo sr.
Angel Acosta Qnintero
La reception despues de la ceremo-
MIA, aera en- Ia caile de Hostos III.
Nuestra antieipada felicitaci6D, con
el deseo de una dlllee-luna de miel,
a la enalnorada pareja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
PERSONALES

Ha salido hoy para Humacao
acompanado de su distin2uida seiio-
IA, el Lcdo. Sr. Ricardo Ianer, Fiscal
de aquela Corie de DiStrito.
--Guarda cana, bajo tratamiento
facultatiyo, el entendido cirujano me-
nor de los Hospitalcs municipales Sr.
Manuel Ruiz Silva. lie deseamos prom
TO observation-disclosures
En- asuntos PROFESSIONALS ha sa-
lido para Humacao, el Lcdo. Algeria.
Sc encuentra ell san Juan, cl Sr.
Rafael Matos Berniar, de Ponce.
--Desde cl sdbado esta viajando
por Ia isla, en- asuntots del scryicio,
+ el director de Sanldad, DR.. A. Ruf2
Sober.
--Ha regresado a sn Residential en-
Humacao, acompafado de su distin-
guida Sra, el Registrador de Ia Pro
piedad de aquel Distrito, Ledo. Sr.
William Santos.
Ha visitado San Juan, en- asun-
tos de negocios, el Sf. Toro Rios, ha-
cendado de Humacao.
-Esta Ell San Juan, en- asuntos de
la CoGisi0n de SerYicio Pnblico, q
la que perteneee, ell Sr. Guiliermo Ga
brera, de Mayasiiez.
-Muy pronto Sc efectuara Ell ma
trimonio del I.cdo. ST.. Juan B. Soto
Felicidades.
Ha lido a Mayagiiez, en- asuntos
profesionales, Ell Lcdo Sr. Leopoldq
Felit.
Accompanied de 81 distinguida ia
milia, embarca en- el pr6ximo vapor
para los Estados Unidos, el Lcdo. ST.
Jaime sifre Dayila, qua va a some
terse a TN ligero tratamiento facul-
tativo.
Ell % embarcan eli Nneva York,
el nueyo Gobernador, Sr. Mont Rely,
que yiene acompaaado de sus distin-
guida sonora Y dos seiloritas hijas Y
" Sc encuentfa en- Washington desde
hace una semana.
Ya esti bien de la fuerte lesion
que recibio en- una pierna, conse
cuencia de una calda, ell Director del
Baneo Territorial y Agrfcola, senoi
Manuel Martinez.
-Ha estado en- San Juan, la distin
guida srta. Marina Molina, una Dc
nuestras eolaboradoras, y regres6 q
su residencia de Humacao desput,
de pasar algunos dfas aquf.
En- la carretera de santurce, cass
No. 157,. cerea de la paada 18, tienel
ahora su resideneia, con la estimablt
familia Linares, los esposos Pujals
Blanco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
uRBANIzANDO

La baja de materiales del costt
de mano de obra apesar de la cri
sis, esta permitiendo nuevas obras y
en- Santurce hay un buen n1mero dc
casas de viyienda en- construction.
En- la calle del Hip6dromo estan 8
terminar una del Sr. Lee, otra del Sr
Poupart sc estan hacienda amplia
Clones en- la "villa Ventura.
Las nueyas viviendas para el Ba
rrio Obrero Sc terminaran pronto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
NOTICIAS DEL SUR

+ esta ciudad, el Sr. Antonio VGlez, iefe
de las miSmas, caballero que disfru-
ia aqnf de merecidas simpatfas v
buen amigo nuestrO.
La Union de Carpinteros de esta
ciudad ha organizado para hoy una
fiesta que Sc efectuara en- el lugar CO.
nocido por Tenerfas, la que Sc dice
asistirdn algunos lfderes obreros. en-
tire ellos ell Senador Iglesias y. Emilio
FariZa.
Las fiestas del Carmen, celebra-
das aver EN- nueStra Iglesia parro-
4uial. quedaron imponentes, por Ia So
lemnidad de las mismas toda orques-
! ia Y 10 numeroso de los fieles cat0li-
cos que oyeron la misa escucharon
el panegfrico.
Como a las cuatro de Ia tarde an
tier, tom0 puerto el vapor americana
Helen, que trajO para esta plaza
236 tOneladas de carga general.
Ell acreditado ebanista don Dim,l-
so Dulles, cuya enfermedad anotamos
en- information anterior, falleci6 en-
su residencia, calle del Sol extremi-
dad occidental, Y aver tarde Sc efec-
tue el entierro de su cadaver.
Paz a sus restos Y cristiana resigna-
ci0n deseamos a los deudos del extfn-
to. ga
cOmisado I'm alambique que descubrie-
ra en- una pieza de cai1as de la Ha-
cienda Estrella, aparato que Sc igno-
IA quien pertenecfa.
-Instruyendo la fuerza de Ia po-
licfa local en- el manejo de las arlnas
" en ejercicio militar, Sc encuentra
aquf el jefe Lopez AZua, instructor
del Cuerpo v comandante del distrito
policiac0 municipal de Guayama.
La Corte de Justicia de este dis
trito ha dcciarado rOto ell vfnculo ma
trimonial que unfa a Guillermo Torres
con Luisa Zayas, Guillermo Negr6n
con Magdalena Colon, "a Josefa Sega
ira con Rafael Segarra, Bartolo
Leon con Dolores Rodriguez, Y :: Jose
Alomar cor Victoria Rivera.
Las fiesta populares organizadas
por el barrio de In Playa han resulta-
do muy divertidas, pues ell programa
sirvi0 de incentive para atraer gen
te el ndmero de personals que Sc
constituy0 en- estos dfas en- aquel ba-
rrio ha sido grande.
Aver, a pesar de que era dfa de tra-
bajo, utiliZaron los carros el6ctricos
para disfrutar de los espectaculos que
ofrecfa el programa para esa fecha,
mas de siete mil personals ell tran
via estuvo transportando pasajeros eli
tre ell pueblo Y la playa hasta despues
de la una de la noche.
Sc hacen favorables concentrates
sobre la conferencia que diera an
teanoche en- el Hospital San Lucas, ell
reputable doctor Guillermo Salazar, te
niendo como tema ia Obesidad en- las
Mujeres."
Para el viernes 20 del actual anun-
cia otra conferencia, cargo del capa-
citado cirujano dentista doctor Ramon
G. Goico.
Hoy deben celcbrar en- la Casa
Consistorial, bajo la presidencia del
Comisionado de Servicio P1blico, Sc
| nor PARA Cap6, una reunion general
las comisiones designadas para orga-
nizar las fiestas del "25 de julio, pa
ra ultimar sus trabajos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
Los TRANsPoRTEs DEL GoBIER
NO AMERICANo

II servicio de trasportes del Go
bierno ha sido lirnitado I'm viaje
caia seis senanas, en- Iugar de un
viaie mensual, como Sc yenia ha
ciendo.
Desde el q del eorriente, en- que
sale de New York I'M trasporte Cen el
que iba venir eI nueYo GobernadOr)
que tocara en- San Juan para regresar
d Estados Unidos via Panama, el ser
yicio Sc hara cada 6 senlanas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
--El entierro del eadayer del anna

--El entierro del cadayer del anna
BILE v culto senior Juan yilar0 Battle,
result6 un acto significativo, pues re-
vel6 las simpatfas que gozaba el extin
to caballero.
--Esta tarde mediran sus fuerzas en-
ell Play Ground de esta ciudad, los
temas ''Ensenada" Ponce, este hoy
organizado por los apreciables y entu-
siastas deportistas Pipo Maldonado y
Antonio Gordian. n
La animation reinante con motive
del resurgimiento del l"Ponce" es gran
dfsima. I
Cowesponssl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
oFICINA DEL coMIsIoNADo.
oBRAs DE CONSTRUCTION DEL
CApIToLIo DE PUERTO RICO

PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- publica
suba,sta de las obras de CONSTRUC-
CION DE LOS CIMIENTOS, PISOS Y
MUROS DEL EDIFICIO HASTA Ell
NIVEL DE LA PLANTA BAJA PA
RA Ell. CAPITOLIO INSULAR EN-
LA PARADA 3, PUERTA DE TIE
RRA, SAN JUAN, p. r., cuyo presu-
puesto .aprobado asciende .CIENTO
|CUARENTA Y DOS MIL SEIS CIEN
TOS SESENTA Y CUATRO DOLA-
RES CON SESENTA Y SEIS CEN
TAVOS ($142, ,664.66), Sc admitiran en-
|esta oficina hasta las DOS e r. M
del Ola NUEVE DE AGOSTO DE
MIL NOVECIENTOS VEINTIUNO,
EN- que Sc abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
sen la oficina del ARQUITECTO del
Departamento, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentost que han
de regir en- el contrato, Y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
|sentar, rnediante I'm deposito de VEIN
TICINCO ($25.00) DOLARES, que
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
dichos documentos en- el plazo de
VEINTE dias (20) despues de efec-
tuada la subasta.
Los piiegos de condolences incluyen
dos proposiciones; una por tanto alza-
do y la otra por precio unitario, de-
biendo el contratista llenar ambas, al
Someter su proposition.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera B todas
las proposiciones, v el de adjudicar eli
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
GUILLERMO EsTEvEs,
CoMIS1oNADo.
NOTA:--
Los pliegos de condolences para es-
ia obra han sido .preparados en- espa-
mol e ingles, debiendo los licitadores,
especificar en- cual de los dos idiomas
desean ei proyecto. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
DE CIDRA

Ell did 15 de los coriientes. en- el
barrio Ceiba, la ioven Vidalia Jim6-
nez, de 20 ailos de edad. intent6 sui
cidarse, tomdndose una d0sis de "ver
departs"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
DON NARCISO RABELL

Sc encuentra en- San Juan ell Ilcdo.
Sr. Narciso Rabell, de San Sebastian,
que vino a a>ciudad en- asuntos par.
ticulares. Bienvenido que tenga 6xi-
to Ell sus prop6sitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
EN- BARRANQUITAs.

El domingo estuvo paseando por Ba
rranquitas ell Gobernador INFERNO, Sr.
Benedicto, que almorz6 con los Sena-
dores Sres. Abril Y Benftez en- la
qninta de verano de este iiltimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
sUCEsO EN- MAYAGUEZ

El tifa II de los corrientes, en- el ba-
rrio Rio Hondo, Sc suicide el Sr. Joa-
qufn Gonzalez Alfonso, disparandose
I'M tiro de escopeta por La region del
coraz6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
PAsAPoRTEs

III Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
pasaporte para embarcar a Espaiia,
Francia 3 Inglaterfa, al seiior Manuel
carvajal Angulo, Dc San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19

Hay una cosa en- que no pueds
perderss tempo: n Nsgocio. Hay ctra
eosa que 10 ahcrrara a tempo perdido.
La Federal Visible" 8s.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
REGREsO DE AIBONITO

Despues de pasar una temporada
de cuatro meses en- Aibbonito, ha re-
gresado a su residential, en- Santurce,
la distinguida familia Caso-Barbafio.
Bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
ARCHIVO

Ha sido archivado en- Ia Secretaria
Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico, Il infofme
annual correspondence ii ano de 1920
de la corpcrativa domestica denomi-
NADIA 81. Y. Wells v Co., Inc.p
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
LETTER NO. 3

TO tell anyone how to make a living
on farm is indeed Il problem. Every
one has his own way of farming and
earning a living but Rusk county land
offers the same opportunities to all.
Small farms are most practicable.
First the land should be cleared for
building spot and garden. Do not
invest more money IN buildings than
is necessary for comfort. because money
invested in dynamite will bring YOU
better returns Brush and clear where
it is easiest If YOU have the stock
they will make the thickeSt brush
easy clearing" after d few years
Fire is the easiest method of destroy
ing brush. but if you want to pillow the
land before seeding it is best to cut
the brush just under the ground with
Il sharp axe.
Stick Effectiveness is the one word To
bring success brushing and clearing
may he hard lOrk. but it is very tas-
chatting Even though YOU do only a
little at Il time year after year YOU
add Il little more to your fields and you
soon have Il large field yielding crops
every year Surely there is nothing
to be discouraged about. Think of the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

f. 4. Veith. who moved here last
July is working in the paper mill. He
has bought % acres of wild land nine
miles southwest of l.adysmith and will
start building and clearing operations
in the spring Mr. Neith has been the
means of getting his brothers. Frank
and John. to come here and inspect
our country with the result that Frank
bought so acres of,wild land four miles
southwest OF Ladysmith which has
four acres Of plowcd land on it which
makes fine start toward Il farm.
John has bought 80 acres of wild land
one mile southwest of ThOrnapple dam.
These BOYS will also start operations on
their land next spring.
About all we need here is to get
men to come here and investigate. and
they find better opportunities to buy
farm on which to build home than
can he found elsewhere.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
CONTEST LETTER NO. ?
How to Make Living From the
Start ON Cut Over Land

\ man starting on d new farm should
not buy any more land than he can pay
for. unless he intends to work out in
between times and earn his interest
and taxes.
Just small. comfortable buildings
should be put on to get along with I'M
til better ones can be built.
Clear what YOU can clear yourself
without running amy extra expense.
and be sure to get plenty of tame grass
seeded down.
Don't buy horses until you get land
enough open to raise feed for them. as
YOU can get some of your neighbOrS to
do the farm work for you much cheap
ri than YOU can afford to feed them
Get some full-bl0Oded chickens. Il
couple of good milk COWS. and perhaps
two pigs good kind of breed.
TO keep down the grocery bill raise
plenty of potatoes and vegetables, and
can all the berries the family has spare
time to pick.
Avoid as much buying on time as
possible If Il man has not the money
TO get along with. he should earn some
to keep down the bills. \ new begin
ner can never succeed by running Il lot
of bills.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
LAND CLEARING QUESTIONS

(T'heSe questions are being answered
by A. j. McAdamS. field man of the
DUPONT Powder Co. All questions
should be sent to the Farm Editor,
NcwS-Budget. Ladysmith)
O. How much current is required
to set off an electric cap?
\. TO insure safety of detonation
about one ampcre is required for one
electric cap. If two or more are in the
series. one and One-half amperes is
necessary.
O. Is hand piling cheaper than
Using stump piler:
\. That all depends on local con-
litions \ field Of StumpS well blasted
with dynamite can be piled econom-
jcally by hand and will burn very
readily. But if a puller is used the
pieces are large a stump piler is then
essential to place the large pieces i'll
,nc large pile as large pieces do not
llrn readily in small piles.
Q. What causes dynamite to get
dark brown: Is il good when it is this
color?
4. Perhaps your dynamite has been
stored in Il damp place. Water or al
tcrnatc freezing and thawing causes
this Keep your dynamite in Il dry.
wrll-ventilated place If it is not too
badly diScolorcd it is still fit for use.
If it should he very dark and soft the
chances are it has lost some of its
strength.
O. * blasting StUmpS with an cleo
trio blasting machine cheaper than cap
and fuse:
A. If YOU have many large StumpS
that require more than one charge it
would pay You to buy an electric blast
ing machine. Small stumps can be as
economically removed hy cap and fuse.
BY using Il machine on the large
StumpS with two or more charges
around the stump YOU save time and
trouble in getting your stump out. the
hole is not as deep. and on most of the
StumpS YOU will save dynamite by dis
trihuting your charge,
q. What is the difference between
Il long and short anchor cable?
\. With short anchor cable it is
necessary TO cut the stump close to
the ground to allow the sweep to pass
over it, With a long anchor cable
your sweep passes between the puller
and the anchor stump.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
220 HENS LAY 100
GOLD DOLLARS

q. J. Hagcm0en gives us the figures
IN 12O old hens and 100 pulletS for the
month of December 1920 They laid
1861 eggs that sold for $3.50. which
makes $3.25 per day. Sundays and all.
for the month. counting 80 days
We advised Mr.. HagemOen that he
could Gull out 80 of these hens and
save their feed and get just as much
money from 40 of the best ones.
He agreed with us and said he had
planned to sell most Of the old hens in
the spring. but probably could have
made more money by culling closer last
fall. However. his record is very cred
liable for a big bunch of hens. These
hens aye black Minorcas Some Of
them are pure bred, but most of them
are high grades.
This is surely IA good winter to pro-
duce eggs and butter. Lucky is the
man who lives near "Ladysmith. the
Buckle on the COlver Belt" and in
'RuSk County. the Land of Cows and
Glover" and we might add. eggs. wild
fruit and honey.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
Myron Hoffman Gives Figures
To Prove That Sheep Can Be
Grown Here at a Profit Even
in an Off Year

We now have figures before us on a
small flock of sheep kept III Rusk coun-
tn during 1920. the year Of tremendous
losses in the ShCep-raiSng states. We
give these figures to show how favor
able our country proves to be when
we can make sc 2-3 per cent profit on
he investment OH Il small bunch of
sheep. III year like last year
Last spring Mr. Hoffman purchased
four good grade ewes which cost him
500 for the bunch. They had four
Lambs. three bucks and one eve. The
wool clip was sold for $500. The
a lrcc male lambs brought $50 dressed.
'!shc pcitS Shearcd II pounds of wool and
are valued ut S4.OO. The eve lamb is
worth $500. total. $4,000 as income.
The feed bill was more than offset by
The land clearing the sheep did and
They needed no watching to keep them
at work and they did the job right.
Mr.. Hoffman says he is Keeping u
ewes this winter and is using Il pure
bred buck. 50 he expects to get better
results next spring. Last year he says
where he could have just as we'll made
nearly 100 per cent profit if Il purc-brcd
buck had been used.
Another small flock of native sheep
hat were taken to the Big Seven Ranch
last summer. proved TO be big brush
rrS. and were browsing all of their
feed mp until the middle of December
when the snow came and covered the
ground. Thy were just as fat as any
@rain-fed sheep the writer ever saw
in the grain belt and were in perfect
health and condition. The lambs are
now AZ big as their mothers and the
brushing they did has been worth more
To the farm ST far than their keep.
We look forward 10 the day when we
will gradually increase our flock to the
point of turning off | 200 head of sheep
and lambs per year from this ranch.
raising all the hay necessary to winter
them through. This would make q
very satisfactory income. but would not
lie more than half the full capacity Of
the 200 acres if used mainly for sheep.
As many COWS as we can get MIXED
Will be Kept when the farm Is ready
for them to supply the steady income
to offset the steady expense that at
tachcS itself TO every farm.
Care of Sheep
There are many very valuable
sources of information on keeping
sheep. ana if You contemplate putting
small flock on your farm you should
write tie College Of Agriculture at
Madison for all the information YOU
can get There are d few things to he
avoided. if you would succeed with
sheep. Feed clover or alfalfa hay. rs
timothy or wild hay does not agree
with sheep and is sometimes danger
ous. Feed no mouldy Silage or other
feed Use open sheds and don't crowd
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

TO insure prompt settlement OF losses
keep your property insured in the +.
M. Doyle Company Agency.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
MAN TELLS OF
THE BENEFITS OF FIRES

Henry Schwerzcl has lived on his
since Il year ago i'll August. He now
has Il good little house and il small
barn built and last season he broke
up four acres Of new land. besides
brushing and chopping four acres
more He now has about six acres
under the pillow and fifteen acres are
opened up. His plan now is to brush
and seed the balance Of his land as
fast as he can get to it.
His work was greatly benefited last
fall when Il good fire swept over about
fifty acres Of open land on the back
Of his farm and practically cleared it,
There were plenty of high weeds and
grass and they Went up in smoke.
leaving the land in good shape for the
spring seeding without other work be-
ing necessary to obtain Il good stand
Of grass.
Mr. SchwerZcl says he can clear
nearly an acre of this land in Il day
time and he considers the fire put him
hundreds of dollars and several years
time ahead with his operations of
buiIding Il new farm in Rllsk county.
Many Of our successful farmers date
the starting Of their success from the
time of good fire across their land.
as from then on they had plenty of
tame pasture from sowing grass seed
broadcast and get more acres cleared
for hav for winter feed. Fire is Il good
servant. but IL hard master.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07
RUSk COUNTY SHEEP
MAKE OWNER BIG PROFIT

the sheep too close. Keep pure water
and salt before them at all times
change pastures frequently: shoot all
stray dogs that come on the place:
feed hay in racks. and not on the
ground: feed about one-half pound OF
grain per eve in the winter in fiat bot
tom trOughS that are protected so the
sheep can't jump into them. BY learn
ing the above and couple of book
flllS more. and getting q few years OK
pcrencc with Il flock. ought to make Il
successful sheep man out of an ordi-
nary brush farmer Sheep are prob
ably our best stock to raise here except
ing only the dairy COW.
Hogs, except for one or two to use
up Kitchen waste and surplus milk. are
far less profitable here than either
COWS or sheep.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

thousands of Shop-men and day-labor-
out income this winter The Rusk
county farmer has house rent. milk.
eggs. butter. potatoes. meat and vege-
tables. pure, cool. sparkling water to
drink plenty of wood. and Gods pure.
fresh air to work III.
The ma j0rity of RuSk county farmers
are in debt now. but small crops grow
abundantly and therefore few acres
cleared. net more than their cost each
wear This shows how. rich Rusk
county will be in the future. when more
acres are in cultivation. One need
not be entirely dependent upon his
farm for all his ready cash. There are
Jobs waiting for the man. who is ear
neStly looking for them. Road work.
cutting wood for neighborS (if YOU have
other small jobs will turn YOU ready
cash
Buy piece of Rusk county land
lear it as You can. and make home
i'm Gods country for yourself and fam
lily. brushing and seeding are the first
steps. then cattle or sheep; a nice big
garden and Il small flock of chickens
will insure plenty of healthy exercise
three square meals a day and at night
the blessing of peaceful sleep.
y happy and prosperous new year
% all RuSk county farmers.