THE OMAHA W.E: MONDAY. OCTOHL'R
VJ-22.
Grain Growers
Are iMarketins;
at Minneapolis
Seat on Ext lunge It Purchased
to Insure Wheat of Farm
era Organization lie
, ing Sold.
Lincoln, Oct. Jl.iF)y A. DAc
cording to 1vlcn rmilvrd at atata
haadquartars of th Nt-breaka. Karro
Hiirnu fwlfratlun from V.. It. Cun
ningham, president of tha I'nltol
Utr Grain Grower, Inc., Ilia flrnt
selling agency of tha farmers' national
cooperatlv marketing jilnn was opon
1 fur bualnras on (ha Mlnnrapnlla
train rxctmnga. This agency la In
tended to market grain of tha
un id aprlnr whmt tarrltory
rcmprlsinir Mlnneaota and North and
Bouth Dakota, In which atate tha
grain growers hava approximately ,
f('0 growers' contract rovcrlng a flva
year period of production, rtprraant
ln around 10,01)0,(100 bul.la of grain,
Tha Minneapolis aa-ency In on Id not
to li rirr(.(l to tliu etulra and
grain will i marketed for United
Htatca drain Grower memtierahlp In
any atate avullnlilo to tlmt market.
It la llke-ly that many Nchruxku wheat
urowt-ra, particularly In tlis nm thorn
purt of thu atuta, will Pike uilviintiiK
lit Ihl Helling agency of tha corponi'
tlon, according to the belief of hi'ml
of tha .N'ehnixlui Kut in 1'ureau fderu
tlon.
Tha MinneiiiiillN branch la under the
muring, nu-ut of T. II. Ilnimi of iMke
vlll. Minn , and B. II. Cunningham
In on tha hoiird of director tolling with
pronilnant furin lemiera In Allnncaotit
and the two Dukotii.
According to J. V, Heed, a hoard
member and lirealdcnt of the Mlnne
aotn Kami Uui ji ii. It In hoped that
much of the grain will be marketed
directly trom the country elevator to
the mil If) unci exporter, but the nuin
niter wera convinced It wn ncces
wiry to obtain n neiit on the Minnca
pull tfxchniiKa In onler to iiHHiire the
mitrki'tliiK of all grain placed In the
hand of the corporation.
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County Agents' Notes
Trade School Student
Win Prizes With l!gg
I'ukh Helecieil and kmi'ImI by tinde
Khool HttKlente In regular poultry
1 1 liDi n lory yurk at tha mate arglcul
lurul college won two iirxt and one
M'Cond premium nt the recent Na
tion l'oultiy Kxponltlon at Kt. Puiil.
Tlleae egg were produced In the col
lege flock. The men won firat and
fcccnnd on white and flrt on brown
egga. The expnaltloiv la a compara
tively new enterprise which la being
rapidly developed In connection with
the National Dairy iJhow. Nehraxka
viu reprpHcnted there thla year with
an txteiiKlon acrvlce exhibit In poultry
and with the boy nnd glrla' club poul
try demoiiHtnitlon team from Thayer
county which won a ullver trophy on
en exhibit of bird. Thlx wu the na
tional fli-Ht n-lvj) and the competition
wna heavy.
Kotarians at Beatrice
Honor Hoy Stock Judges
Beatrice ISiutrico Hoturliina hon
orid and eulertnlned four boya who
won honora ut the Gage county fnlr
In the Judging of nwine, cattlo nnd
home. Jioy Putman wn the bent
judgn of awlne, and he wa awarded
a $7S pig, tha donation of Havid
lloeHlger, breeder of JJiiroc JerHeya.
Jiwlght Oamun wn awarded a aweat
er, the gift of the t'ulr atore for be
ing the beat Judge of cattle. Pule
Tliornburg won the flashlight for be
ing the bent Judge of horned, and Hay
mond futnum, brother of Hoy Put
nam, w.tm awarded a silver trophy
by the Jleotrlcn ltotury club for (be
ing the bet all round Jmlge of farm
nnimulx.
(!tw Tcslinp Association
Completes SuceeBful Year
SciiitabhitT. Th Scott l'diilt
t'ounty Cow Teflirg association, first
to be organized in Nebraska, hna fin
Wieil lis tirist 13 month, t'nder tho
Mrp'TV-lslon of . Carl M. Itydberg.
tositer for tho association, record
were kept of tho milk Hud buttorfat
production of every cow In the county
belonging to the asportation and many
unprofitable cow were weeded out.
The hei'il of Sum K-irton & Hona.
of lieiing led In iiNerage priMluction
over the year. The asaooiatloii Is
planning to enlargo it work next
ear.
A tested
skin treatment
It yiH artut lemedv I kin
tftrntila ha tain hi been fvt
by mtnf ot uvnl il uc.- if
yH 4n a t timrii that ihMund
el il u.;i an-1 tuft'Wt '.U iy pre-
H, 14I rt 11a, - ill li -d ti in Kuh4
(aaimeiit an t Itewml Vnp.
Ami m ) . J b K(m1 mU
MX M a a 1 A n
Resinol
DWVHOV t'Ol'MV.
beiliigli hmaiort in laoa muiiljf
llava lrnait lliat IL l)a luvlll lu iial
l.f Ilia airaw back uu lha waval In Ida
fall aii'l wlular. antardin In Alvah il.
IU1I11, Ida luui.ir ultmlun aanl. I III".
I , la a )o(l piaiilca whan II '
aa Kiuiir and my an 11 l Una tail. Tha
airaw ravanta Hi whial Irum bluwmg
out, cairlia wbai anuw fall anil pin
tana Iba mote of lha wheal aa wall aa
aililln f.rcillly lu ilia aoll. On ut Ilia
naiat L-finotivn waa o( apira'llii tba airaw
la I. jr mraiia of Iba hay awap wbltb.
Joltiuv uvar tha ground, aeatna In aealitr
lb airaw In a aatlifai lory manner, at
tonllng in Mr. llai hi.
Aa a leaull of a millinery aihool held
In l.rilniinn litM Auu.t, nine ft tha It
fleleHHiea whe aliemlvd have held aphonia
In llo-lr own rominuntllea, accnnllng to
Mr. Ilri-hl. CoiieMeratil Intereal waa
abown In Ihoaa eommunlty a'-hoola, ha
aya. The nblerl ef the millinery prope-t
la to help farm women to eefei't more be
coming hata aa In eolnr and ahapa anil
tn anpreriaia the miallly or matrlala and
value of lime apenf In hat molting.
)r. Caroline Medaer, a practicing phy
ain of rhleaao, who apai lallaoa In mal
nourlubment In rhlldien, will ha In Paw
aon roimty f'riober 23 for a aarfea of
me..in undr ihe auapirea of tha ei.
I"'ialnn a'rvlia of Ihe aiate narleultmal
folli-rr.. Aoeordlrig to lha county agent,
a ia!noiirlahed rhlld la one who for aev--ml
reaona 7 per cent underweight for
hla h'laht.
A aeid corn plat teat arrangrrl hy Ring
gold prei-lnrt farm huraau on lha M
rrumh farm wna hu.k'.l Inat Wfcli, an
rorillng to Alveh ft. H. ht, Dnwaon roun
tv Krh'oiural agent. Thla plat contained
olabl different a'-lertlona of aeed corn
whlrh varied In yMd all Iho way from U
huabale to 7J bimhele lo tha anre. Tha
ountandlng f"lure of tha demonatratlon
waa (be dlff-rema ahnwn between rhe
amnith nail ihe rough typra of eorn plked
from lha eame crlh. A eelettlon of while
eorn ehnwed a difference In Held of 8J
huahela In favor of the month. A elef.
Hon of yellow corn varied 111 buehola In
favor of the niooth, Tha hlgh-at yield
ing aample waa aeed from H M. Camp,
bell and waa a amoolh yellow eorn. The
rnnimunlly will hold another demonstra
tion on tha eame farm next year. arr.ordlna
to Ihe county agent.
A month ago much talk waa heard In
I hla vicinity about feeding lha potato
crop to hnga or leaving, them In tha
ground on account of poor market. Thla
entlmnt waa changed when an advertis
ing campaign got under way to auiiply
the vlclnltle fariher eouih wllh notatoea.
Thla waa where no potatoea were raleed
on acrount of drniiKhl. Aa a reult many
fnrniera In Dawaon county found a fnlr
morlipt for a crop which they Intended
to go for feed or lie In III ground.
M.IDISON COI XTV.
Rattle Creek Th ox team and nralrle
acbooner driven by Alfred and menu Ilo-ii-nhAUin
at the club achievement day at
Meadow flrnv recently attrerlrd wide at
tention from aourrea outelria of the coun
ty, gei-ordlng to the county agent. Bev-
e-rn I Inquiries hnv been received at tho
fimn bureau office alout thla feature.
The oien were trained by the Roeenbaum
boya nn'l ahnwn by them at aeveral felre.
At the Mlidleon fair theV won flrat and
second in gnulr eieer oilvee, Alfred Ho
aenbaum la prealdi-nl of tho' Grove town
ablp )lg club.
WASHINGTON (OtNTV.
Hlalr. A complrle eutement of Waah
Ington county expenaca haM Juut hi,.n re
reived b? Ir. Mrnlth -from Dr, Ha yea In
tha matter of teallng caitle for tubor
ruloaia. The total coat to government,
mate and cuunty waa K 2-10 onla per
bead. The coat to tha county alone waa
only ft34 2o or 8 6-10 centa per head.
WfiNhinKtnn county la lo be rfprt-ai-nted
at the Midwest Itorllrulturil expnnton
to be held nt Council H!uff November U
to 1, according to Carl A. Olaon, the
county exlenlun egcrt, H-vcihI fruit
groiveia will he. e vthlblla at the expoal
llo:i, be rcpitrla. AnuinK theati uru ex
bllji'n by A. 1, Iteih anil Sum Stewart.
M' then f I O.ooo n prUca are being of
fTcil for frultN. flowers, vg-!tIU(.. nuta.
honov and nurecry atm k. It l locally be
lieved that WatitiiiiKlon cuunty cunlit got
!nti Ih money wera exhibit placed on
ahow at ihe expoaltion. for the reason
the county agent la making an effort to
Ir.teraat fruit growera In tho county to
abew.
Iteaulta ef th eorn variety teit recent
held In Washington county, ea dlacloacd
by ahucklng tho corn, will not bocome pub
lic until all the data Iwa b-eti reported,
according to Mr, oienii. There Un. proved
to be aome difference, howrver, according
to the opinion of th county agont, tb
leata have been well worth while Cleorge
ohrta lct, aome of an Stcen' n life
yellow dent .mnMli avlectlon outylelded
tho tough by 5 buehela lo the aire, feme
of lh Icghborliood varletlea fell dnwn
i;lllte badl In cnniparleoii llh the hen,
according to Mr Olaon. In aome lean,
0 found that nun from anuthem
Nebraaka and Jn. did not yield aa wll
home-rKown aefd. The (xie.tion waa
the Nchrnka White Prlae ohtalncd from
ihe experiment amnnn at Lincoln. Thla
aeft produced 7 buhcla per acre,
Innuirlee hove be-n nin-le at the fnrm
'"irea-i office regaldlng the relative feed
1'ift val'ire of eorn and pottoe.. Mr. oleon.
the counly agent, explains lhat pottinra
e about 8 per cent water, wt'ereae corn
I" onle 14 per cent water ll f guiea that
1'ift p.on.la of polMluee ir. e.ijl m f.....
ig lue to tile pounda of corn and thla.
after the potaloee ere cooked 'oneiuenl
O. e . I'.itatoee mini .e v, han
1 n the nterk.i .'or It' mdCiI pay in vok
Ihciu f I ci; le. .1
Klenk Hitter -tinde eio:h.r ..! re.rd
f..r Auan.t In !be ecg r.u.-t l. . oni. .1
i i.tiitip '. .I bv tile ..t-n-lon e.fM.e ,(f He
uit.. arucullllr4l ,. Uge a tding to
e auiem.tt .luei putiih d "tha retina
I 'll at " glitH " th- ,n:it- I In the
'! el'h a i i.-lot I ;on of l.y per
b-it lr r.fi- bun ..i, eiicng tlia
h H icn Jai a;.
The Utwie eim) on l li- unm cut!.
b-re l.ii h'tM't'e't c.t nbueaet a ,i.
A la iiipvii ll.c .tefi.eel 4..ortiog lo iee
m.nu ant The ' -it n ta hi- nt eit
.K..t Oivii .0 mail fxt-ilci.i 4Se
he t'llM ltii- l b ,af)e. an. I k..on
ilt e I'l f i.i il t" -Hi CM. In. -It -
f . k - n f .hb4 -? --t v n
phaara of gyalem uaad In keeping young
pita on clean ground and tbua eliminate
dlaeaaa. Thee plclurea lllualrat niethud
uaad Xif aig t lay louniy farmera In fol
lowing new lhaurle of hog lot aatilta
Hon. '
Two or.hatda In Clay county which
ware eprayed IjI priug. war vlalled by
Jt. II. Ilupperl, luirifcullure iacialiat
ftnm th ateuaiun aervk ut Iti alai
vvlleg of aaiculluiF, and tb counly
agent, le week to Inapect Hie reeultg
of apraylug. A eoinpanaon of aprayed
and uiiaptayed wlnap tree waa uiad
In the orchard of (rank Tkurber. The
unaiirayed Ire waa loung it eyea, and
what fruit lemalned on th limb waa
email mt allowed paraillc Infeciion. Jdr.
Hopperl eatliiiated that lea than 1 per
ant of the applet from the aprayeif tree
wn wormy. Tha county agent iletlena
thai tb Inapvclloti dtmonauated that
praying para.
H.tl MiKHiM-OlNTV.
Wahoo A meeting of rtlll feedeit of
aaundeit county hue been arranged for
November At tint time II It planned
to dlacuaa th reaulta nf eaercmenta car
ried on In tb paai with different feeiia
and grade of llveatnck. II. H. t'oaaen,
extenaion earvlc animal huebandry ex
p."t It expeiled lo by ptearlil, acioid
Ing to Waller V lioln.rl, cuunty exi.n
alon agent. Hevcral fecdera from k.'in
ilera county are e,,e,.ih,( i miynd the
fecdera' tiay program at th alal college
of agrlculiur on October .1,
N. W. ilalnea haa been billed to apeak
at the dedication of tha new achonl bouee
in 1'halen lownahlp, near Maad, on Octo
ber It.
OTOKrOlNTV.
Syracuae P, H, Rtewart of I tie extenelon
aei vlc of th egrli iiliural college, Na
brank unlveraily, will be In dim county
October JO ami 87, for a number of meet
Inge pertaining lo eorn teeta carried out
thla eaaon by Trad l.yon of Unadllla. and
Krnet l.lrnl lioljij of I'almyta. Bniixuli
and rough viirleiie of corn will be huaked
and placed at tha end nf the field, whet
every on will be aOla in vlnw th r-
ulia.
Karmera are now calling for corn huek
Ing help In otoa counly, but th farm bu
reau office haa nut been able to supply
many men. Heiueela for auch help doea
not appear lo be bringing raeulle from the
labor agencies of the cltlea. r'roni four
to four and a half centa a bimhel It be
ing nfered by farmer and yet the raepnna
baa not been strung, aruordlng lo th coun
ty agent here.
TII.WKH rOlVTV.
Kchron Tho Iluay lie poultry team of
Ilubbell la the flret of lla kind to win
a prlxo at a poultry allow nf natlonul lin
tiortance, Thla achievement wnt at Ht,
I'aul recently at the NHtionnl Poultry
expoaltlun, field In conjuiictlon with tho
National JjnJry rhow. Tb llubliell team,
compoacd ot Ooldle Marvin and Oulla I'ur
lla, wna alafo winner at tho Ncbraakg
Mint fair, ilio Thayer county fair and th
fair gt Hloux City, la, thla year. Th
hleveineiit at hi. r.-,ul makea .Ncbraeka
the first etnte and Thayar county, Ihe
flrat county In th United Statoa to at
tain audi hnnura.
In ailillllon to the honor attached to
111 work of ihia leum at tha nallrrual
Nhow, t.ucilo Hoppi of Tfuhboll recelvefl
a flrat prU on liT alngle comb ltho.Io
Inland Hcila Hin lllllla Curtla received
the gold and hmn.o trophy cup aa Jun'or
grand nwecpf tulua for bn.vlng the beat
pen of poultry lu the boya' and glria' e:
tlon at the ahow. The cup waa given hy
tho Klrut Naiional bank of Ht. Paul. The
ahowlng on a pen of -While. Wyandotiea,
'Ihe aucc-eea of the Thayer counly con
teatanta la largely, due lo the uao of high
rleea malca 1 breeding, according to L, O.
Chriaiie, lb county agent. Alan aome
credit la due to the fact that th blrd
abown boih by AlUa Curlla and Mlaa
Ilnppe wero from accreillted f Im ka. Mrj.
tieurge K. Curt it coached Iho contestants
who went to th ft, V'Hiil show.
The Thayer county Uu' uml glrla' pig
club will hold a sale at tha stock pavilion
111 Hebron on October UK. Mrtny of Ihe
animals to be aold by the boya nnd Rlrla,
were prize wintiora at recent faita. About
hit head will be offered fur mile. A. II.
l'roett, the aaleamHiiaecr, reports that he
haa asldont en a finer allotmant
up (or aal In lb auction ring.
Aa Interesting and Inatru'tly llveatock
feeders' ineeting waa heid at lha court
houa -lirr el, M. i'oaaon, a llv aio. k
apociallet from lb extension aervic nf
Ibe gist Agricultural college, was pres.
nt ud opened a discussion of th pres
ent methods of feeding cattle, huge and
aheep. He abowed th reaulta of eiperl
itishte that hav been conducted at th
agricultural college dining th past aev
eral rears Mr. I'oaaon tmphaalier! the
value nf alfalfa and Horn aa feed fvl
earn end showed tbal belter gralua were
mad from feeding yearling or 3-year-old
steers than from feeding l-year-olda
through a long feeding period. II aluu
ahowad that liogt fed on corn and water
only mail poor gaina and were In bad
condition whan teeia war over and wen
a lost to th fenier in th end,
COLFAX C OtNTV.
. huler K, II. Hoppert, ' liorlb ulturl
let from Ihe sxtenalon aervlce of the egrl
oultural college ut tha aiate unlveraily,
waa In th county last week In lbs Inter
eata of spraying and pruning demnnetra
lions. Orcbarda that were aprayed last
spring were Inepected and the results show
that aprnving It a paying proposition, as
sll tha rtls.-ha's and Insect articling the
fmlt and foiiag are deatroyed, tbreby
producing more, bailer and cleaner fruit,
according lo Clement Kuska. Ihe county
agrucullurul agent. On hauls that wer
sprayed ehuwed only a email percentage of
dumage done ey diaeaaea and only about
It tier cent of th fruit wat damitged by
ha culling nioili or apple worm.
In ltd pruning demonaiintlon lest con.
duct, it last winter nd apt lug and lust tn
anal leg by Mr. llol.oerl. the rraulle Bhow.
el that pruned grape vlnca produced larger
clusters, anil in most llisianoee, more ciue-
lett nf much bettor quality grape than
did uiipruned vine. On tha farm of Jo
seph Mares, where thr la a elxih of an
acre vineyard, which waa carefully pruned
and cared fur, th return waa l0.
HlOXTIDIt tOlNTV.
glokvllle. Charlua tlorman, poultry
peclalltt ut th extension service, I til
versliy of Nebraska agricultural college,
will b In th county October H and 21.
II will visit a number of farms and help
tart aeveral ccrillt.il poultry flock prole
ecla In Frontier county, according to W. If.
Campbell, county extension agmit. Tha
nlun la In atari each project by the cull
ing out of poor layers by November. A
flock is considered 60 birds In number of
one breed. A dally count of eggs Is
msds end a regulsr schedule of feeding
followed. If it the end of tb year, tha
hetia average S egga, a certificate for an
accredited flock taauea from the atate uni
versity, extension service, which rondacls
in test, according In Mr. Campbell.
CVSS x'Ol NTY.
Weeping Water T. Ii. ldenton, engi
neer of tho extenalou service of the agri
cultural collego sseiated by Itny Wiles,
completed the building of terrace, today on
the W'llee firm near here. The purpose
of !!' terraces Is to prevent iho washing
of soil on hlllsldita by a system of drain
age tbni takes the water oft the hills In a
gradual slope.
FIIXMOKK rorx'rv.
Oenova five community meetings at
which motion plclurea will be aiiown will
be on In Klllmoi county, beginning wllh.
oeioi.ec 2x. The? tilcturoit will be of gen
eral Interest and will ileal especially with
field crops, plant and pulilln mgnwaya.
A woman' club bus been organlxcd In
I'lllmore county with 37 member. Th
orgaiitgalluii meeting waa nt Hhlokley.
The following offlcera were elected: Mrs.
Kluier ilrmly, president: Mrs. Victor Pear
ami, vice president I Mary Hchofleld, boo.
rotary, and Mrs. !. K, Unlet, treasurer.
Tho t lull program I to bo outlined by th
executive board.
Winter fieiib work for Fillmore county
boys and girl already la under way, un
der the direction of I,oo W. Thompson,
county extension agent, who desires lo
keep his workers active until tho pig,
calf and corn club actlvlllels atari ngain
In the spring.
Twelve new members have been ob
tained In one. half day's campaign for t lie
Pure-Bred 8lrca club In Kllltnnrn county
by Mr. Thompson, th county agent, and
O. A Wood of Ohlowu. Thu animals In
cluded In the enrollment are 18 hend of
cattle, lit bead of horaes, 141 bead of
hogs, 5 head of alieep and 2,031) bend of
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Tanlac Again Proves Its Merit
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poultry. Tb ubjert of a pure-bred sires
campaign la lo encourage fartnera to uae
only alrea lh; ar pur bred slid of g'gid
Dp ami quality.
ti.U.K t Ol XTV.
Ilei il,-a A husking be wllh ll.'l addl
(Ions waa alaged lecently by County Agent
Hoyil ji at of Uage county st lb Joe
Hi hove farm. Ten vaiieii,. and types or
corn planted sldo by side created Intense
Inleresl smoiig Ihe hundreds of farmei
who had wall hnl the corn grow and de
velop there, Twenty-four intmhete ,f the
agricultural class from the Holmeeville
riinsnlidaled school did tb work, "hixk
tiuop of four lada each vied fur honors In
rspld huaklng.
Neat earn the ronsh and smooth seise
Hon of at, Cbarlea Whit. County Agent
Rial (elected thee two lypra from I..
J. Koenlg'a seed eorn box. The rough
eeleciion yielded 3 .'I. J bushels, and the
amoolh, eii. Thla waa the highest yield
ing coin of all lb plats.
A .similar selection waa made for the
next Iwu Plata Hough and smooth types
wer selected bv the county agent from
ih seed that W, J, buiiii waa planting
on hla form. Her Stain th smooth type
of torn proved a better eeieettnn, yield
ing Jt 13 bushels, while th ruugll mad
in I.
Th last two plats wer planted to corn
that was sent to Mr. SJi hev by tb
l.'niverslty College of Agriculture, llogae a
yellow dent yielding ai ls, and Nebraska
White Prlxe, 11.11,
In each Plat of corn ther war four
rows. The first plat was a check plat, end
Mr. Hcheve'a own corn wss usul. This
variety wss g selection brought lo ring
county eiKbt yeura ago by the department
of agrirultuie and la known aa limine
County Wbk Huoctlnn IH. This corn
made 3.ll buahels per acre. Th next
four rows wss a corn called l.ancsa'er
Hur crop g long slim smooth yellow edrn
originating from Lancaster counly. Penn
sylvania. It yielded HI bushels per acre.
A Incul selection of whit corn was next.
This vurlety wss selected for extreme sis
and a Isige number of rows. The seed
planted In thla plat all cam from eara
having 30 rows each. As wag expected
this com was tb low yleliler. II mad
1, 3 bushels par aiie.
Pictures of Farming
l)r. (leorge K, (.'ondia, director of
thu conaci'vutioti und aoll ainvcy di
vision of the atate unlveraily, la mak
ing a three weeka' trip .through north
ern Nebraska and soul hern Houth Da
kota, clarifying aolla and taking mo
tion and atlll picture ut the aand hill
region and of the potuto aectlon of
western Ncbnikku.
Farmers Uuy Feeders
Jleatrlce Kunnnra are ahliping In
more fecdera thla fall tlmn umiiiiI.
Frank Ken timer), who him a farm e?ait
of liberty, brought In a consignment
of ISO head from Kndlcott, which he
will feed thla winter.
Nebraska Melon
Pays Grower $57
ey
Iowa SiTtlinan Payn York
Farmer llig Sum for Huge
Watermelon.
Voik, llnrry Ilutler, York cinjtily'a
melon expert, lowered thu bunner of
Henry Klelda, leiwa eeedlimn, and by
an lining awelled hla bunk account
:.7.J.'i. In addition tho Iowa limn
hna offered him a good price for seed
fiiitti hla prize melon.
The watermelon for whlc ii Mr. llut
ler collected thla aum weighed 7Q'j
pounds. Mr. Plelda produced a melon
weighing fit pound. He then offered
a prlzii nf .')0 to any Nebragka or
Iowa firmer wlu grew n larger met
on. In addition he offered M centa
a pound for ntch additional pound
over tha weight of hla melon, The
total reached $.')". 25.
The Ilutler melon farm ronaiatnel of
6! ncrea of waterrnelotta and 10 acre
of cuntJiloiipra. Tim flelilg were hit
by hull In July and attfTitred from
drouth in August. The elementg, how
ever, fulled to atop a good yield both
III size and iiinllty.
Mi. Tlutler any ha took no special
wire of hla prl.o winning melons. In
addition to Iho 70 pound specimen he
hna four others weighing from 64 to
7(1 pound.
Hogs and Cattle Are SoM
liy Breeders at Norfolk
Norfolk. -Tha NebtiiMkii Hampshire
rirders' association held a promotion
ejvle here, the exhibits featuring spring
pigs. A spring gilt shown by 13. II.
Morris of Clearwater topped tha gale
for $58. Other spring pigs averaged
inf..
The Cherry county cattle producer
association sold 1,600 additional white
facej cuttle here Friday. It was the
third offering of special train loads
nf feeders here, '.he total number of
cattle sold being 3,200. I'niotlcally nil
of these cattlo went back to north Ne
braska farms for feeding purposes.
Hogs Average $10
Humboldt -John Htmon, proprietor
of Clcarvlew Duroc furin, held his
Duron boar and gilt sals here, selling
iti animals which averaged 110 per
head. The highest Individual gold Jiolutnes, poultry
Agricultural Meets
Planned in Lincoln
I'lliler the till see turn of lvr T, Hklif
ner of tha ritenalnn arivlce ft tha
L'nlveislty of Nebiaeka agrieiillural
cidlrge, plana aliady hiivo been laid
for lha holding of tha winter inee-tlng
i if organlaed agricultural aaieiatlnn
and aea latlea of lha slate, tu ! held
;it tha agricultural rolbaa ramptia
during tho flrat week in January.
Ht'iuir.itu meetings will ! held to
acceiino leita tha weinien'a iii-gutiliUoiia'
iilidir tha dirae tliin of lha liediie' wo
nomlca Ueparlmcnl of tha agricultur
al college, leu k of auditorium epai a
ut tha cedlei'.a nuilica nmeseiiiy Ilia
Imldltig of cpiiiuta nine meetings ar
l.ihge.l fur one day of the convention
Tina year Iho lime meetings linve
been arranged fur Thtiiseluy instead
nf Tuesdiiy.
I.ectuiea and ilenmnslrailuiia ceivai
Ing all lines of am Icultural nde-avor
will be f, Mimed during Ihe meetings.
Among thu various orginlifJitions
attending, the fulluvelng elcpiiiliiieots,
wllh priKiunts of their ovwi, ara In
eluded: lli'tf rattle, rreip giowerg,
dairy, fnrm bureau, farm i(iilpmenf,
florists, horn economic, hemry uo-
ducera, hortii ullure', hore, II v ste k,
tullk itonts, hki'Io ulf Drnl achievements,
rural M'hiMd", siiee p
brought M7 Do.
land swine.
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The other side of
Main Street
Main Street has another side, a
fine, courageous, romantic side.
Florence Bingham Livingston
presents it in her many-thrilled
novel, "Under a Thousand
Eyes." In November Good
Housekeeping.
Should colleges
be abolished?
Colleges, claims Stan wood Cobb,
in commanding secondary
schools to hand over to them non
thinking, factecrammed pupils,
receive material with which they
can do little. What is the remedy?
See November Good House
keeping, Business or Love?
-Which?
Is it possible to have both love
and a career? Nell Chase found
that love interfered with work.
An' I she had to work. How she
found her solution is told in a
delightful story by Dorothy S.
Phillips in November Good
Housekeeping.
Who first said
"My God"?
How is Jacob's deception in ar
curing Kssu't birthright revon
client wit lhts u!t tmate treat neW
The truths to be found in ths
stof y Jamb ar rrvaiel wth
inspiration by Itujiil Ku m "Tha
IWovwy of Oust."
Real Fiction
ti ed H'Hik ni f N'iv,ii
lr n eiluina J ttt-fta suaiaa
ty Ida kkilOMiinc tiiiiKe autlitrt.
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l'htlU;, hen Al" V i!iiain
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tita, he.n h n I taatMi, itsatar
te ., ut nijiu'earf ai
il uu-,t rn 1 u) luaks
yn.l.l ul f"t v' f ttlsf
Why divorce
to marry again?
Isn't one marriage
just like another?
The world is full of men and women discovering
that they are wed to persons to whom they are
unsuited And so, they decide that for their own ,
fuller and truer living they must break up two es
tablished homes to form a third home. And then,
what happens when this third home is established?
Is it any different from the others? Does the married
relationship change? Do its tyrannies, its need for
sacrifice, disappear? These questions demand the
graver t consideration. Ant! they are answered by
Kathleen Norris
in the most provocative story she has ever written,
'The Exquisite Arbitress" It appears complete in
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
for November out today
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