Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK OMAHA r.KK : MONDAY. AIT.UST 21. 1922.
,Tn 11 rtn It MrMtwtt
.illIll wt i til nil i
Sees His Dairy
Cows Excel Again
Apriruliurul Cil!fg IU
C.nn Frronil jii llultrr Vut
IVoiIik tlon - Hmtrire
Man Wim il.ir.l.
Lincoln.-fEy A. l')-V. J. Jen
Vinson til Monroe, owner t,f t'ure-
bled dairy tos, (ur the second timf
Ibis luiuriirr witnctd one til his
herd earel other dairy tow in the
state in bu'terut .iii!in lion. In the
July conical conduitcd by llie I'm
rrify id .Nebraska Agricultural
lollige, Mr. Jcnkinson' Oak Lodge
Conn t ti (lr 'I the liiatme
Aii'l senior 4-vearold cUst with
lrtn!uc 'linn of 3.V5I pound o( fat in
in r third inonlli of test,
Oak I.oilge (uiiiia Clyde a
rloM-ly followed by Varsity Derby
Snltitns, owned by the Agricultural
college, with production of S,'4'
pound f( fat in her fourth month en
list. Third p'aie went to Marie lie
Kol fif K not) (irni, owned by Kil
palrick I'ro'.hrrs of Hiatrir, with 8
production of S,"6 pounds of fat in
In r rfniiil month. Loup View Co
rona, owned by Mr. J'likinsoti, at
tained fourth plate with a produc
tion r,f A.ViH pounds of fat in the
10 day' teal, l.avcrne f.inroln,
owned by llie L'nivenity of Nebras
ka, in ber ninth Month produced 4,
U.ft pound of fat. hixih place went
to Woodlawn dairy of Lincoln, won
by Urena Ifengcrvrld I Kol Mer
ccde, which produced 4,47 pound
of fat in bcr third month. Fonda
I'ctlo llenjerveM, owned by C. II.
Van Aradale of Peatrir took lev
enih place with a production of 4,.
JK2 pound of fat in her ninth month.,
V'arity Derby Olda, owned by
the agricultural nlrge, toppeyl the
junior 4-year-old clan by producing
4.2i') pounda of fat in brr tenth
month on tet.
The aenior 3-year-old clas w led
by Fay Huntress, owned by F, M.
Jilakcslce of Wahoo, producing 5,210
pound of fat in her seventh month.
Rosalie Pontiae Ormsby Lincoln,
owned by the Watlhill HolMcin com
pany of Walthill, took firt rank
among the junior 3-year-old by pro
dusing 4.0JJ) pound of fat in her
aecnnd month.
Jessie Orbcn I.yoni, owned by
the (rbool of agriculture at Curtii,
topped the nior 2-year-old cla
with a production of 3,500 pound of
,fat in two day. Jean Gerben Lyon,
owned by the same chool, ranked
first anionic the junior 2-year-old
with a production of 3,579 pound of
fat.
The rott of honor is baed on pro
duction of butterfat during the two
day semi-official tet for dairy cov.
In order to be on thi roll, the. fol
lowing ia required a the minimum
production.
Mature and enior 4-year-old, 4.5
notindi oi Durienar in iwo oay.
Junior 4-year-olds, 4.25 pound of
butterfat In two day.
Senior 3-year-oldi, 3.75 pound of
butterfat in two day.
Junior 3-year-oldi, 3.5 pound of
butterfat In two day.
Senior 2-year-olds, 3.25 pound of
butterfat In two day.
Junior 2-year-o1d, 3.0 pound of
butterfat In two day.
Crate Feeding Broilers
Urged for Leghorn Breeders
Nebraska farmer who market I.eg
liorn broiler are confronted with a
evcre discount because the poultry
buyer claim they must crate-feed the
Leghorn tock tor 10 day to make
it acceptable cither to local trade or
on the eastern market. The Uni
versity of Nebraska Agricultural col
lege ugjzests that farmer adopt the
policy of crate-feeding the broiler
before taking them to market.
A atisfactory crate can be made
by dividing a regular (hipping crate
into four part with a small "V -thaped
trough made to hang on the
coup extending the entire length.
Thi crate with It tenant hould be
placed in cool outdoor place. A feed
of ground corn, barley, oat and
short (hould be fed three times a
day,
New Livestock Emblem
Now Being Distributed
A new emblem of improved design
for recognition of good work in im
proving live tock is ready for distri
bution by the United State Depart
ment of agriculture. The certificate,
which resemble a steel engraving, is
suitable for framing.
Any Nebraska stock man holding
an old emblem and desiring to ex
change it for a new one, may do
so by returning the old one to the
extension service office of the Uni
versity of Nebraska College oi Agri
culture. About 7,800 of these em
blems have been issued to breeder
and other working with the depart
ment in improving the utility value of
farm animals, reducing the number of
runts and In other way benefitting
the livestock of the country.
Two Typfl of Smut Infect
WlifHt in Nelrai-Ka Field
Many (.irmer ate not familiar with
the Iwtt kimU of smut that infect
' wheat. The blark heads that are seen
in the field at bliiming time are
caused by what is called "Iimm smut."
Anoido g ti the Vmvmity of Ne
bratke I'ultrge of Agriculture rpeit
thi kmd of smut i nt preventable
liv formaldehyde treatment, as the
di.eate U Inside h Urnd instead rl
en i, uin-e, t it n in oi'n-r 1
.f smut. The lx smut de bit!
,Unu4. In Sebrak. It is .i d, but
t)ff it i-nnjidrraMe ilinu: m
tied smut bunt, whiih ji!e'U
b , In e"ititrri t t' , b (
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County Agents' Notes
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Arrangement ki being nude for
lb Douglas county farmer' tour
August 25. Agricultural engineer
ing work it lo be fcitured on this
lour and five stop lis been ar
ranged. The first stop will , at If.
-'.. (a, nrs' jrm, lour mile north ol
I'.lkhorn. Her everyone will have
the opportunity of ecing t) result
of a good bruh dni demonstration.
number of briuh dam were i,ul in
by Mr. tijine jtl summer and they
have worked lartrsttiilly,
'J be tint nop ml) t, ftt Cbarle
rau . one mile north of liennmg
(on. Mr. (rau ha intii a lot vi at
tinlimi to soil frrtility and the con
trol of oi erotiou. II i carrying
on an experiment tin's year with com
varieties and with corn root control.
1 brse plot will be of interest to the
visitor.
'Ihr stop at noon will be at Sum
mer Hill (arm, four mllr southwest
of I'rtiiiington. hveryone is asked
to bring lunch and enjoy a pome
dinner at Summer Hill (arm. After
lunch there will be a demonstration
liv the girls' setting dub demonstra
tion team that will represent llnuglat
county at the state fair. Arrange
coins are alo being made for an ex
hibit of girls' sevviug material which
Will be of speciiil mtirett to the
women. Wayland W. Magee, man
ager of Summer Hill farm, will pre
sent some figures on ihe cot of
farm lighting plants. There will be
a num'ier lif interesting thing to see
at the Magee f irm jut hiding the large
herd of bog and machine shed and
equipment,
'I he net stop will be at the farm
of V. J. lioetig, r, two mile north of
Irvington, At Mr. Jioettgrr", those
(Harden NoIch
("lipping gras after it top grow
ing in the fall it detrimental to the
lawn, A long growth of grass left on
serves as a protective blanket in win
ter. If the grass is cut late in the
season, leave the clippings on the
lawn.
Question arc continually being
(sked about the proper time to trans
plant peonie. The most experienced
gardener claim they have the best
buk when they set Ihcui during
September. They are ometinie e
the last week in August.
Fall Is the best time to plant Jap
anese lilies, particularly the gold
banded type, Liliunt auratuin and
the spccioMim are good varie ties.
The report of (J. A. Koser of
Franklin county, Indiana, i good
(vidence of the value of planting cer
tified eed potatoes. Mr. Hoser dug
1M bui.hel of pofatoe from each
acre where be used Karly Ohio seed
and only 150.7 bushel per acre where
he used the best of hi own seed
of the same variety. T. C. Real,
county agent, weighed the potatoes
a they were dug from each row and
recorded the exact figure.
Vitalized .Agriculture
School Called at Fairliury
Fairbury I'rof. Ilert C. Cooper of
Nodoway county, Missouri, will hold
a hort course of vitalized agricul
tural at Fairbury beginning Monday.
He will be assisted by lilanch
I-eighty and John Snyder, Jefferson
county teacher. Jefferson county
hold the distinction of being the
richest county in Nebraska to install
a courie in vitalized agriculture.
Farmers' Union Notes
Tli Nebrk Fnri union will put
on thru cmitnn at l' h,liurt-ri ,t
th lai rlf. The eonl-i will b
follows: Tu1k, th bt faeinern'
iiiiIoii nolo by boy or rl un,lr 16,
wrliiiiily, ih b-t choriu by inimban
of on furmcea' union lorn I, oimn to iierr
sons of all acta. Thiiraday. boat pawn
by boy or lrl uniler IS, ivln thin thraa
baat raaona for ornanliln aurleultura e
eordln lo tbo prlnclplaa and purpoaea nf
lh farmara' union. Th cnniala will
oii ur at a p. m. aaoh ilay. Cash prlita
will be paid to Ihn wlnnara. I
rienlri at Vsmllxr.
Vrdlr. Klva hundrail rnrmara aKanil.
d lh plenlo held In Atneriean l,ealnn
hall by Klvrsln local of lh- rnri,a'
union. J. o. Hhroyar, vie prranlei,, of
lha (lata farinnra' union, waa lha aleakr.
Ha alvora,iei lha aitenalon e,f eo-oiura-lion
to lha flnlahln of larm products for
eonturnpllon. Tha Vardlgra band fur
nlaliad nfualo.
Candidate Are Actlra.
Talmadia. An anormnus crowd sttsnd
sd th annual plemo of tha OK, a i n.mly
F'armsra' union hald hr. (?. J. Ounorn,
siala praaldfnt of tha orsnlatlon, mad
tha principal a1ilrs. Kfvaral randldataa,
wars alao on lha Job and told how thy
would aava th alluatlon If (Ivan an op
portunity. Hand munlo was furnlahrd by
tha Nnbraaka Clly band, and voial mualo
by th quartat from Bratton-Unlon con
solldatad acbool, north of Humboldt.
Malm Ooml Nlinwliur.
O'Nslll A nt profit of li.lSt.4T on a
total turnovar nf .',. 5S ns waa mad by
th Varmera' Vnlon Klsvatnr eompany
hra hi th flseal yaar anding Jun SO.
Thi company handlea ar, a I ti, coal and
warahoun mcrehandiia. (if th tnial turn,
ovar, las. 171 4) waa train. IIS, 87? It tvaa
msrrhamllaa, and 17,21171) waa coal. 11
Is not th Intention of th company, tha
dirarinra arty, to tnak bi profits, but lo
aava nionay, and lha momb-r ar wall
i!raad with tha alumina. Th eompany
has a aubatantlat III alavsior ami Wat
huui. Audit Nlion rmfll.
Nflwmtn tituva. Haiaa of lh farnisia'
union stora hwra in th iik month rov-
rvd I, v ti, lalaal audit of lh h,tol
war I&1S19IS, with a net profit of
ll.'L' IU, not tha mark-iiB on onla
i,l" bn kpt low, It I ataiod, tha
proiu -tit J hav ban niu, h rtr To
I'wtMtin a ah.truaa ,i,ilai. lh atork
hlilta rf th aau-ialini put In about
I " "w of nw (,,himI Ut wiitlar In lb
l"itu of loatm. 1'h..a loans at pM rr
,! on it, bu.,ta a a dlia.'t liability
at hm!!d llta aaiti ia,lay (. a
t tw v,ltal Ma irri.'lanl I Inaat
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,;,,'ut tta btiia. l,ih ,,aua ft savlit-,
vlnxi tat, ol i,u a f ar.
i wwii vi.d nut.
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prrwnt will lav an opportunity of
eting Nebraska type b g houe and
view a terracing Job to prevent toil
erosion. '1 hi, in partie ular. should
be U interest lo everyone, especially
Ihote in the eattern patt id iiouglas
coiiniv, 'J hi is lh it'si itriiioustra
tn,n of il kind that lias been started
in tins nii nly.
(iur U-.I ainp hiII be at the farm of
Henry Moltrnbutg. one mile east
and tine mile north of IWitger'
farm. Her radio will be discussed.
Mr. Stoltenhiifg ha a good radio re
ceiving c and get message from
breid'asliug stations all through the
middle west. We will aUo have a
thrap crystal sit on hand thai
anyone mtertstrd in tin kind nf a
set may get some lib as how they
may I, constructed.
I. 1). Wood, eatelisi'in engineer of
the state college, will be here that
day to assist in answering cuestion
in reference to oil rrosiun control,
farm buildings, radio sets, etc.
Member and leader of the five
glils' tewing club and one canning
club nut at Llkhorii, August ) to
take up demonstration ork in prep,
aration for selecting a lem to rep.
rrsenl ),muh county at the state
fair, Two sewing ilu!) e4n put on
demonstrations, and on August ?j
another meeting will be held at whit h
time the team will be selcted to go
to the stale (air. Mia trial. f:r.ii
of the junior department was present
Ke we gins some ncip m uieir
demontratie,n work.
MADISON COUNTY,
lla'tla t'laak Mo'llaon rn,lity I l.yln
flaim lo lh lilla of II, a luef -r.i.r of
lh. world It, A l.tl iha -i.iy
sa.nl, r.,-,rl thai a it( numbor of
!.,i.ia f,,,, ot,r e,t,ti,a in fit ala'a.
P-Illy from th aoutli Plait, emintry
bava I,) In Madlaoa enunly raer,tly In
IiHaT lb Imioa htd Afr makll.
lh round. It wa fraaly a,rIHr. that
lh elalin In lb til la lually lli,.d lo
Madlaon county ll, from Okla
homa, K,aaa llllnoia and Ti,i,ae a la
hava l,..n lo lb rmnily vl.il,a l, ,ure
no lota. Ihaaa la avim.d lb upluion
II,. t lb ll balot, h-ra.
A numtf of waat.rn ranrhman ae atl.
In th.ir fd.ra on th ran- ilirari la
th farmnr fr lie-ml,r and eteiobar 4e
llvaty. I'lrrulara ara bain reita, from
a number of dlffar-M out lit eovarln di
rart swum plan To data. Wyonilr,- and
mark lllll country r.tll.m.n bava b..n
offrln lb... plana. Tb farm.e I allowed
to pi, k and aoit tha t ain wnl, pay
In lh marb.t i,r,a Th etflii,n pay
lh fr.litht o Nahraaka point ptovld.d
It doe a,H ecd lh fi.iabt fall lo
Omaha,
. rr v" ' lh drartm.nt t
Animal ra'bol,,r, at th Itnlv. rally nf
N.biaaka, baa jat laau.d a eireuiar undr
lha una- "Waleh tha lion Choi., a Ullua.
Hon" Tbl ,ooklt contain lb follow
ing eatra'l: "It a.ama opporlun lo call
stlantlon to lh r. thai ,n four or
(ia yr .', I, d t... hr,l una of
I'a low l.vl. and lhal lliora ar I nil -tatlnn
lhal aim lhal lima II ha eem
tnor prv.ol. loirlna- tuo ,.-! of
tlila year, mora than a .iua num'.r of
p!a aff-rt.d with ho noia.-a war t
eld for anamination by lh 'l-,arim, t
nf Animal l'aihooy and llvalen. wiiila
lh r,im (ale hav lt,riaad rlurln lb
sain parlod."
T"lan r pronr.aaine w. for lh
at:hlavmnl day profram whl, h will b
rld at Meadow Orova, Auvuat fA, Ar.
ninaamani hav be.n ii. fr ball
Ram.a and minor apori aa well a a
orae.hn pltehltif ennl.al. Tha rommlt
l o paa-.ant report plan for 'bat
event ara mnvin (lonr In ood abar.
Thia pa.ai,t will b hlatnrbal ,f th
aely day of Madlaon comity.
FRONTIER COUNTY.
" rri7nnr rounty pnm in
Ntttwid thm .nrtly fair, Annumt , Si mn4
lock, Mnil in trmiy (;.tnoun fur thi
hraiatl I rt t r.l .. U- mli. . a ...
" " Hum ), j ma h nn i hi mnuw
Ifrnwn wHh fh yAri, W. U. Clump'
" "J eau-ip., reiiwrta, t ?"W Ol)'
county whin hm utn'fn: "Sow thnt rl
lltttlCaal 4 n I a-at - (.. . a . .
t i l. ipr ii r riir
linrfwork of th hom r.l tha proturt
a U .a .
a ,iw mini nnii ai in nrn um mur
for put touit tho rtJoym-nta of an oufinff
s i ir-iriis aii'i ii'im niKirp, u 1 1 ci i j.erii
of thm county phoulil turn out to ftink, our
ias.ii rm iQiitrr nnya oi a wmy ynr,
CASS COUNTY,
Waapln Waiar l.a.t week th Nebras
ka llortleuttural ao Inllon vl.ll.d a larie
nutnbar of fiirms In ('as county. Anion
tha waa tha 4(-era orchard tra't of
W. H. Ilannln-, near Tnlon. Mr. Jlannln
planted this orchard In HIT. It contain
1.411) tree. Iiurlnr lh flrat year of
rowlh Mr. Banning Inal but 27 tre. An
oiher orchard vlalted wa that of th
I'nlvralty of Nebraska, near Union, wher
SJ acre I laid out In traes. In thi tract
Is a thre-tiirter arrn or, hard rndilel of
what an orchard hould b. It I an
perlmantal and damtmsi ration tract,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Tllir A ap(,c meetlnir of th Waah
InBtnn t'ountv Fiirin buieau board ha
been called by J'ruald nt Nel M. Jensen
to eonaider plan for rreat county cele
bration In mark lh fai t that Wxahlnx
ton rounty, th Inat county In th iat to
aiart th campalkn for ttlnr tubereulur
cuttlw, waa pracllcally lb flrat to com
plet flrat teat. Clay county I th only
other county which hat flnlabtd th te.L.
Th Washtnprtnn f?ounty Beakepr aa
or.latlnn will hold It flrat annual plcnlo
and fall demonatratlon by ntrtalnln all
who ar lntratd in th sclenca of be
k.eplnk. Kunday, Aiiauat 27, ha been t
s th dot of th demonstration and th
ple I th TJ. K. llstr farm alieht mile
northeast of this city. An anormou flow
of honey 1 on thi yar and vlaltnr will
b shown verytbln conenrnd with th
ear of bee. Aecratary (iaydou of tha itat
association will aaalat at th meet In r.
Sir. Ilaxtar ha an Immana apiary and
hi supart are ovarflowlnar, ahowln a
apUndld vampl of what can b accom
pllahed hy th Intellliient rnr of beaa,
I, "at yaar Mr, Kaiter harvested mors than
1,000 pounda of honey.
Banner and band music will help liven
up th firm bureau tour planned for
Nnutheaatern Waahlnitton county by Port
Calhoun booeters on Auiruat 2b.
THAYER COUNTY.
irtl-ron Tltny! rnuniy hnn i rnw
Ufi bf tii Npliritit Cmp Irfn'ri
mititltir. Th ntrt A. S f'orlUa, H .1,
Wrii1l nnii lUrry Hrynt f llebrno, r, 1!,
Viri(irlrM( tl1lrt1; A. IT 'J hoint(n,
ie! vlilT tinrj Wsitt-r H. hnr.lt of t trl.
Inn Wttr H"hrli tlio u on th Hit
M th 9nT at criiflnrj m4 ont.
Q'iH fair fl-lrU fit whit In Thayer
ffMiAtr ur affmuft ulth umt or hunt,
Th rlanttiff thit i1iii t.i ht U at ia
linn h In rt-lit in ilia ylilta II im In tl
Hiiury tn iha ij unlay nf tha whti. Shi"!
t.t. i.ciiaHr Ut fittj nwr n I,
t ihriatn, th tuUMiy uniia.ti airiisi,
rpori that fit UsV ft t ! ItM t ilhjft in
trai h4 ht Ut siiitit la t m t am . .
(ui, iu a lh i -aiv.il a ir .' sU"tr nth
o4i ht va tiit nuM jf l thai. Hit
a4ithalttsff mtrOife'i
fhainf ruui.tv v to h-ta ruhy
ah it'll sif asrn.Ht tuf hi i.i.tt4i t at Hi
Ufa ftr th-a ir Tha in la In ka
a rarluasl t.f i .t,lM U fur t t' its. t ;n svi -!,
a ' 1 i I ( ', t h 1 1 ) i f si, tha
vuuhl a(4ia.ft ast'til,
SAUNDKKS COUNTY.
Hh kl .) ih.H t H )l n4 li r'sj'
tlMs 0ititit i alUit h I tit dm '41 t - yft
)...r-U a tf-.l.-M 't it V.h.. Ui
ell sji I l a i.yla l" ss
in ittiy a 4t i i f w.ftt I h a iivlWtia t
a 11 0 .vkt. i.'.. ! hi
Nh K, f ta I t -, iUH ft''t 1
Iks a--a mss st ai.tU . si h'i i
a ira l4 eiiatsl, 91 V$ WaUsJ
,l4tVt, lh ftv4Ml Ht.
I ( a tM(ffa I I 'a M ' " '
ig tVa s-wttr n-j t. ta i ta
S.vv Asat. a - 4 li '. t e' i i
It) oa!s--st f r Iv h ia t' ! '
- f'sflt I a it ,r ai .t'i. 4 f t lt
i ai4 ar -!
otok Bounty
, t a,-t s..-l a'
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Potato (Jrowens
and Experts Make
Tour of Nebraska
Iiieiirrtioii f rifMss Sliwwnl
('ni VrutiU fur ivnl
Urst Hvrr Ssrii (Jlaim
riilimitfil MjrLrl.
Al'i'ati., Nil., (SprriaD-Mor
I luti 1KI poiain giorr ol iex
limif ami 'l,Minng rotmtir, frjeth
rr vvilli a imn.lirr of potato irrt
fr mi vanoii part of lli tatc and
several either stales, joind in an an
nual Wc.tirn Nehraska pulalei tour
umler tlif tlircetiuii l the state dr.
larlniriil ol ariruilur ariej Hi
lensidii i Mtrlineiit of the anVul
ttnal sollt'K' lh' ,u,e iinivetsiiy,
Ort the rvrninu of lh linn! tlay of
the foiir-ilay auto Irm ssliirh took
thrill IhroilKlt Klinhall. Siolt lllufl
anil Uas ttiinitics, thry wrre the
(fiicsii of the Alliame (.'hamhrr of
( oiiiiiicrte ami III I.mtt cluli, I'ol
Iovmiik th him he ii, a spee'liiiif pro
U rum was hrlil. Mjor H. M. Jlaniif
Ion Kavr lh address e,f wrlieitn.
Other talks wr niale bv Tru Mil
ler, presi'lriit of lh rliamhcr of coiri
ineri': Karl I). Mallery, pnsitlent of
th I'otary rluh, arid ;, (J, ones,
prei,nt 1,1 t he I. ions club-
The potato men who ma't 'l
dresar (w hi'l'd Se-nalur J, VV, Good
of Chsdron, II, O, Wrnirr, associat
hortirulttirailst of the stnt uni v-rit v
and sccrrtary of th Nrlraka I'eit
to Improvement association; Val
Kuska, iiurliitKion immiKraiion HRent
of Omaha; U. F. Howard, chairman
of the horticultural department of Ihc
stat university; C. ), Sawyrr, liad
of lh potato Kfading section of the
stale department of agriculture; J
L. 7.nnU, head of llie agricultural tx
pcrjmt'iit sjrition at North I'latte;
licyer Anne of Newell, S. D., up
rintendent of lh xperiment station
at Helle Foiirrh, S. D.; I)r, McMil
lan, plant pathologist of th xpri
nicnt station at Greeley, ("olo ; C
I. Tiehmil, Jiorliniltiiralist of ISaton
Koukc, I.a., representinu lh a(?rieul
tural extension division of the Uni
versity of Louisiana,
I)urin the trip through P.ox Butte
county inspection va made of th
field and eellars owned y Harry
fierce, Arthur Carroll, Frank Alex
nnder, Georg Gahtis, Glen Pierre,
I'irrce Kc Jenkins, Harry Wilely, (",
I,. Suddith, M. I!, Terrell, W. I,
Hald win, A, If. J'.aron, M. Bunc.
William Newman, O'liannon &
Newswanjfcr and other.
The visitini: potato mem' were en
thusiastic over the field inspected
and pronounced the crop prospect
for eed potatoes the best they had
seen,
Tiehout stated that there are al
most unlimited markets in Louis
iana and othrr southern stale for
western Nebraska eed potatoes
raised in the unirrigatcd section and
that test have proved them to be
superior lo the eed obtained from
any other tatc. He (aid aouthern
buyer will he in the market this
fall for probably several hundred car
load of western Nebraska eed po
tatoes. '
Fanners' Co-Operaliv
Company Changes Uy-Lawg
Beatrice. Stockholder of the
Farmers Union Co-Operative com
pany have voted to make ome
change in the article sand bylaws
to conform more closely with the
state law. The name will be changed
to Farmers' Co-Operative company
and the change in the bylaw will
Kive th firm $10,000 a a working
fund. The drive for $22,000 to wipe
out all indebtedness will be finished
thi full.
There are 181 stockholder in the
concern, and, according to the report
of Manager Jark, 6.1,000 bushel of
wheat, 4.1,000 bushels of corn and
.1.000 bushel of oats have been han
dled at the. local plant during th
past six months.
Woman to Take Charge of
Cou nly Home I'conomjcs
Geneva Edna Tcgler of Lincoln
will take charge of the house
economic work for girls and women
in the county August 21, relieving
County Agricu'tural Agent Lee
Thompson, who ince the first of the
year has been in charge of all
branches of the extension service.
Thompson will give his entire time to
the activities of the farmers' and boy'
clubs. Miss Pegler i a graduate of
the University of Nebraska with the
degree of B. S. and ha had four
years' teaching experience, beside
practice in conservation work during
the war.
Heavy Horse Coming Hark
Inlo Uhc, Statistic" Show
Heavy horse are in greater de
mand this year than at any lime for
a number of previous year, accord
ing to statistic compiled by the
Horse Association of America. More
horses have been sold duriiiif the
first live month of thi vear at the'
principal horse markets than during
tlie corresponding prriod last vr,
according to th association, Horse
men attribute the gain in sales to the
I. u t that many l,ui:r firms lit the
lilies are finding that the horse is
more rititiomical than the truck for
lite in short haul.
I'ann Bureau Petition
for Lower Freight Hale
Lincoln The Nebraska Fat in llu
re .iu (nitration ihtouvli us si'ttrtsiy,
II. ), Lute, ha M, d a petition in
iiilenflitiuil in llif ra ol II C, Mf.
Krlwe hrlur lha Nebraska IU!e Mil
WjV tiillilliissiun it hitter I'eliilil
latil till pill btrd hvrntutk s'ut'prd
ill lent thm rail,, ai(
I Ii ttiimilsslon Ims li t I ti, by,
September H, l th tun III ber the
M I lui,'ii. Mr, 1 in suit lhal
iit.iny sluij'i !' i it t,i
sti!oii! I- m.iii ,iiv, i
! Itriiift Cootl Trier, !
i ) - At th Hi Urns. & I am :
i licit t't of put it, ',,Un,l liui
li,S, hell S'HI'h ft fill. It li's
iU at telee ft) si I l, huh
i (inti del. I ,,y (,,.,,1 ,ir 1'is In.
f( tt,
H'Af ff n Onmha Stop at
Hotel Rome
Iowa Has Truck
Farm of 700 Acres
Ojterutei! J.y s't. Aitspr Man
Ha 90 Ae re of ( Iiiioim,
VA) of (!a!iage,
Iom i widely known for it rorn,
hogs and fat elile, hut few persons
onl.iile the Hawkey sute evrr fur.
inr Iowa farmers rnmiiiiM a truck
farm, lleipite that Mitrhell rounty
rlaim the honor of having the
targe! truck farm III i'rna, probably
in th t'lnit'd Slilei, and ventures
"p"sibly in lh whole world."
There ar 7'"l acre in the farm,
owned and opiatd by Frank J. Sd
lairk f M. Anigar. This year be is
growing V) acres of onion, M arte
of rbhge, fO arte of soy bens,
ami 150 acre of potato, in addition
to corn and small cram which are
ueeesary crop in the rotation, AH
of these crop are on a tingle farm
of 1)21 acre.
Mr. Sedlacrk has 50 acres of onion
on another ptte of land for which
h paid f lOODO two year ago, 'I he
tirne was for lh land alone, there
iit iiig not a building nor a lent on
it. Ill spile of the ireiieral hard time
h savs that this land ha returned
him 25 per tent on hi investment.
Mr. Sedlank rspect to market
100,000 bushels of onion thi yar.
lie fay his other crops will pay the
expense of running the whole farm
for a year, leaving the onion a clear
profit.
Mr. Sedlaeek I worth more than
a quarter e,f a million dollar. He
began 21 years ago as a hired hand
and Is now only A'l. He it a pioneer
triuk gardener, aceiuiring bis land
piree by pie, until he now rails 700
are of ionic of lowa't best land
hi own.
90 Per Cent of OaU Haineil
at Lom, Fxperiments) Show
Scott sbluff Th xprimnt farm
near thi city ha made public the
result of seven year of growing
eat under 21 different rotation and
declare that the crop cannot be
grown on irrigated land at a profit
unles cded with alfalfa. Ninety
pr cent of lh oat raised in th
county i produced at a loss, the re
suits indicate,
Flevatom Overcrowded
With Wheat at Fullerton
Fullertem. The grain elevators
here have had to stop the buying of
wheat due to the fact that they have
no more storage (pace and car are
hard to get. Wheat ha been bring
ing 77 rent here.
TheE
Wife
armer s
By MARY ANN GRAY.
Community Club Recipe.
' "Thm-in-Onc" Ginger Snaps: One
cup sugar, 1 cup dark nolase,
1 teaspoon alt, 3 teaspoon oda
(level), 3 tablespoon ginger, 3 table
spoont vinegar, 1 cup lard and butter
mixed, 3 egg beaten to lightne.
Flour to roll out. Bake in hot oven.
Drop Doughnuts: One-half cup
nugar, cup milk, 2 cup flour, 2
tablespoons) melted butter, 3 eggs,
orange flavoring, 1 heaping teaspoon
baking powder. Drop a email tea
spootilul of the mixture into boiling
lard at a time. They will coolc quick
ly and be round and light.
Peanut Cookiet: Three tablespoon
cooking fat, Vi cup sugar, 2 egg, 2
teaspoon baking powder, xi teaspoon
salt, 1 cup flour. 4 tablespoon wect
milk, 1 cup finely chopped peanut.
Add a few drop of lemon juice.
Drop from rpoon and place a nut
meat on top.
There ar three chief purpose of
cooking. The first is to change the
mechanical condition o that the di
gestive juice can act upon the food
more freely. Heating often changes
the structure of food material very
materially, so that they are more
easily chewed and more easily and
tliorpughly digested. The second i
to make it more appetizing by im
proving the appearance or flavor, or
both. Food which i attractive
quicken the flow of saliva and other
digcrtive juices and thus digestion is
aided. The third i to kill by heat
any disease germs, parasite and
other danzcrous organism it may
contain, Thi is often a very im
portant matter, and aoplie to both
animal and vegetable foods.
Kggless, Milkiest and Butterless
Cake lc brown sugar, l-3c lard, 1
t, cloves, 1 l-4c water, 1 t, cinnamon,
1-4 t. nutmeg, salt. Boil 5 minutes.
Add 1 t. soda and 1 t. B. P. to 2c
flour. Add to cooked mixture. Bake
30 to 40 minutes.
7c
lb, for aeml-flut launder
ing. Wet wash, with flat
work ironed, HA 0784.
?IANOS
II THVI II AND
HI I'AlNl II
All VS aie t.u,lM
a, ttosrK CO,
I SI I IWuaU lei. 1.U Ilk
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Chlldi
IH USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Ciiticura Soup
Comnlextous
Arts IIiMiUiiy
hs tk4.4 f?m HttAs p t m
s. -s saww I ., aji
Dog Hill Paragrals
aaaMssasji UM tf. v s H i n K a m mmmtmmmJ .
(V J w aM.eiii
Sim 1 lindei report be has a cili!
osny at hi home in the hp of a
boy who ran go out and nt under a
green apple tree without rating any.
Frisby I Uncork say if hit vr
runs out of anything to worry alioiit
he is going to lake up the vast
amount of pepper that is blown away
by electric fans in restaurants.
Atlas I'eck swapped horse with
Ihr Ithnd Man of lh Calf Hibsneigli
l.oihood last Monday. Alia says th
Mind Man never will know the dif
ference anyhow.
Prayer Each Day
fear 'into M. an I will tir.
Jar 21 12,
Our Father, we thank Thee for
Thy presence, for hejine and health
and strength, for the many friend
we have. Help us to be friendly and
worthy of rirndsbip with all who are
noble and pur.
Forgive u for the sins of the day.
For the evil, known and unknown,
for the thought and purpose of
mind and heart which have not been
right in Thv tight, we crave Thy
pardon. It is written in Thv Word
that if we confess our sin Tou wilt
be faithful and just to forgive us our
sin, and to clean us from all un
righteousness. We ask a blcsiug upon all whom
we love and upon thoe for whom we
ought to pray. We think of our
church and Sunday school, and of all
agencie everywhere which are eek
ing to establish Thy kingdom. Give
Thy favtr to all,
files our family and make us a
blessing to other. Help u to love
and serve ach other. Help u to
be true in the home, in the chool, in
our work and play; and make us to
be what, at our best, w appear.
We auk in the name of Jesus.
Amen,
(luy f.mn, J T) ,
l'hll)-l,hia. i'ann.
Parents' Problems
How can girl and boy bet be
taught to understand and to endure
amiably, good-natured laughter at
their expense?
Teach children to join heartily in
laughter at their own expense, till
the general hilarity make them en
tirely forget the original cause of it.
Fresh Pears
They're here! Carloads of fresh, juicy, luscious s
filled with thiwtjuenching flavor.
You can't eat too many pears they arc healthful
and well known as a cooling fruit.
Pears are nourishing and refreshing. Nutrition tests
show that they have more food value than most other
fruits they contain earthy salts and vitamines
indispensable.to good health in hot weather.
J' "ill
i ."i ri'
rs fit
Nebraska Fruit Dealers
My Marriage Problems
AdeU Crrison'f Nw I'h of
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
rreti tttti
Th) Wr Kati LsMd at Her'
Chanc to Srv Made.
"I.feik lh diHir behind you
ll.ilae." Lillian admonished I !
I eliler-- ill lil.fjfv alter aerinie 'i'lllll '
Ihrsttr nut. "Fve Mil" a bill l-H,
inor lei sput brfore Katie conies,
but I don'i car lo hav her !umb!
in here he lore I r,iiih '
I did as sli bad m. and Lillian
went on in lapid liuln fashion,
"Of course, he'll mine ti auosl
lot, bul if I figure In menial pro
cesses aright, be won't Iry Ihr route
h did brlor. I lain V b has a
very dii nut memory of what liar
pened l bun then, and there only
out other way for him lo pprorh
the house thai i sloiig th road till
he reaches torn siilln lenlly secluded
(Hit ill the hedge where he ran bide
In bu vi le and steal the rest of the
way through th shadow I ol the or
chard. "A Cuileles Hint."
Tv been over th road." the
smiled, "and there's just one place
tabulated to appeal to Inm. I'm
going to hav Katie there all primed
for a stunt that I think he'll fall for
if she lic what I tell lier lo and I
think she will, Then he'll sneak
along in Kafir's wak till he gets
inlo the yard. She'll leave th door
miloiked for him and lead him lo
lb library, where the eyeglass case
is hidden.
"Kali will drop a guileless bint
that Madg is asleep on lh veranda
opening off lh library," sh went on
rapidly, "and I cunt on Smith at
tempting to get in a stray hol or
stab on his way out. The rest, Allen,
will be up to you."
For a dismayed second I wonder
rd if Lillian really meant to station
me in that dark veranda. Then, as
neither my father nor Allen Drak
made any demur, I realized that her
plan did not include my presence.
"With a dummy in th rourh ham
mock, and a coupl of mn in lh
shadows of the veranda, we might
be able to do a neat little job," Allen
Drake said languidly,
"Fxaetly," Lillian answered ap
urovmgly, "And then, Allen, whn
you heat th mental gridiron, and
proceed to stretch Mr. Smith upon
it boy, I wouldn't miss it for
worlds! You have a rar gift on the
mental rack, laddie, a rare gift."
A timid knock on the door j
Katie's knock startled us all, I
think, even thourh we had been ex
pecting it. As Lillian moved toward
th door my father spoke softly:
"You don't need us for your in
structions to Katie."
One Shrewd Question.
"Bui I do," Lillian replied a soft
ly. "Th more rf an audience Katie
has the better she will remember her
instructions and carry them out
N'ow, Allen, remember none of your
usual brilliant persiflage."
She was at the doo'r as the finish
ed, and at the unlocked the door
and threw it open Katie came buoy
antly into the room, her eye brighl
with excitement, her perton arrayed
in her very best dress, a flamboyant
affair of pink and purple, calculated
to set on edge the most unimagina
tive tcth.
The mention of "something better
than the movies," which Lillian can
nily had held out to her, evidently
Cooling
Serve this Fresh Pear'Salad:
Tl 1 rufi,ii aW fr4i p. sea, Isvskm sepae.iea m
1 ttbUsiKWM hoppd tlaaa!, lemac laae. Are.. Mrs iW
kituu kets m !) Vak (kvh . trP) . ski.
lfirw. i wmU uS,aa, Sfevail (Safe.. HM4 Maet,
ssa e.Mk tatat) aVe M Ur, , rmtttvi W
SMyMfaasM ) tap, CM (altar Mvg, Tke 4iIium ti Ittll
(saAlesal ( enl mk, im tatW aWaWy tVW-'s,
BUY PEARS NOW
While Uey Are CAm
Can, IV U
0
1 T I
if 1 t , t
had nt ber pinis "aiu g I'ut a
th an: lit iht nl Alls it 1'iake,
whom the drteslt, sh appeared t i
tlif ink into liee sr If. A luy balloon
with a pm pritk could not base
(hanged it appearance more ipiukly
than did my little maid,
''You roe 111 in bit people hr"
she muttered resentfully, she
reached luy ldr-sh had walked
straight to m a toon at the rim
through the door.
"I lirre aren't," Lillian assured br
cheerfully, "There aie only four of us,
am) as we're all going to b in this
thing tomorrow inglit, we have lo be
her to plan it."
"Vol I'ls?" Kalir't ton we d l
tinelly Misuiurian,
Lilhan shrewdly countered with a
question:
"You don't want any harm l com
tn Mrs. Graham, do you, from a matt
who is a friend of Joe's in th hot
p.tair
Katie started violently, and put ber
hand proteetingly uxn mine.
"F.ef anybody Iry eet," the said
ciledly, "I keel, I"
"You won't have lo do anything;
deipfra'," Lillian returned praetM
ailv. "You'll just hav to do what I
tell you now, and not forget a tingle
word."
Katie look ber hand from mine and
folded ber arms as if the were film
ing Fit Jamet against KhoderieW
Dim. Then she taid tolciniily:
"lf I fatft run leetle word, ef
no do efrryiing thooet vay you tav,
you lake me dowa trow me In bay t
fcethet." '
Of lh Wm womn who be
came bride in England last year
nearly 25C were more than 70 year
of ag.
luitMjr
Blue-jay
to your druggist
The aimplett way fo end a
corn i Blue-jay. A touch
stop the pain instantly. Then
the corn loosen and come
out. Made in a colorless
clear liauid (one drop doe
it I; and in extra thin plat
ter. The action i the tame.
Pain Stops Instantly
4Jltt ' 1
8c
per lb. for air dry. De
hydrated wet wash, flat
work ironed, HA 0784.
Fruit
artvt hvaen I km
Association
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