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Show THE RICH COUNTY NEWS. RANDOLPH. UTAH 0C I Tom Barringers Short Cut v- - i . I i By JAKE OSBORN 0W :k (O bp MoClure Newspaper Syndicate.) was always fond of taking the defensive when her grandmother war on the offensive. "They come of an excellent family But that Tom Barringer looks imwent on Grandmother. I possible, do hope If you ever meet him again you wont encourage him. It isnt likely Ill have a chance," remarked Laura. But the next day Laura had an opportunity and In a way most unexpected, at least to Laura. She was out prospecting for possible flower beds In the newly-fenceportion of their property at her grandmothers suggestion, of course when she heard the fall of feet behind her. She glanced up and there was Tom Barringer who had. just managed to swing himself over the six-fo- Relief Sure FOR IHDiGESTIOM CELERY, CONSIDERED AT ONE TIME AS NOVELTY. NOW IMPORTANT CROP FLOW UP BARN LOTS YEARLY s Sure Relief ( iEILIL-AW- (Prepared by the United States Department When adverse circumstances made of Agriculture.) j tt necessary for Grandmother Auden . Hog raisers may accomplish two deto come back to the old Auden place sirable results by plowing up the barn tn Mjllvllle with her granddaughter lots, at least once a year; says the Lauri, It was the grandmother whose United States Department of AgriculSpirits ran high whie Laura was deture.. In the first place, hogs need , pressed. good succulent pasture as much of the Just when most girls are having a fence. time as possible, and In the second fcoodtlme Ill have to bury myself off Laura looked up In surprise. She place they need protection against InIn an old factory village where I dont was ternal parasites, such as roundworms, very anxious to see what In Tom the eggs of which remain in the soli. Suppose there are any ypung people Barringers appearance struck her any tegular people would want to as- grandmother as Impossible. Turning over the soil In the lots helps sociate with. And Its just because to get rid Of the pests andthe crop I owe you an apology, said Tom tJncle Harry once lived there and as soon as he had straightened himself Harvesting and Packing Celery in Field. of forage makes It a profitable operabought that, house that no oue wants out after his leap from the top of the tion. In addition to providing cheap the United State Department seed is necessary, but recent experibr (Snutrel to buy.' ot Agriculture.) fence post. But I was anxious to get protein feed, pasture crops aid as a shown that have ments From a crop that was a novelty and Cheer up, said Grandmother laxative and require the hogs to take home without going through the disseed gives greater freedom from a certain amount of exercise, which a youthful young-olwoman of streets, past all those houses. I didnt served on the tables of only a few peo- ease and in many is prefer8ixfy-fivIs necessary to breeding animals and There are some nice peo- expect to be caught ple to ah industry that has produced able to fresh seed. respects much However, In ns a crates as 17,000,000 many The year ple. pigs. Barringers growing I guess it doesnt Laura giggled. upon the way the seed has to sniffed Laura. Is Dont I matter as long as it was I who caught has been the development of celery depends Pooh, the best Rye crop probably as great changes of temwithin the memory of many been handled, know about the Barringers? It was you. I use for fall, winter and spring pasreally dont see that you have production reduce are There its perature vitality. old Mr. Tom Barringer that Uncle done anything so very dreadful. ture for hogs. Throughout the corn people now living. With the rapid Inapproximately 14,000 celery seeds lnv Harry had the quarrel with. They But Mrs. Auden, your grandmother, crease In the growing of the crop, an ounce and 21,000 to 60,000 plants belt It may be sown from August 20 to methods of culture and marketing swore to be mortal enemies or some- would, suggested Tom Barringer. an acre, but not about October 1, depending on the have materially changed, new diseases-au- are needed to set the latitude. In warmer climate thing. I was Introduced to that inBuj; shes In the house..- Besides, be can seed relied upon to prosufferable son ot Ills, Tora'Tlarrtnger, Td plead your cause. - I could say I In at various times pests have appeared, and a num- every duce a good plant. Four ounces of crop may be put ber of problems have arisen. Because at a college dance. I told him that an asked you to come over the fence extra good seed is usually enough to up to as late as December. By putuncle of mine had lived in Millville Laura had looked in vain to find any- of these new problems and difficulties, provide plants for an acre, but most ting In successive plantings from two that was enough. Mr. Barringer looked thing Impossible In Tom Barringers the United States Department of Agri- growers use. eight to twelve ounces. In to four weeks apart It is possible to have fresh pasture all the time. Seedat me as If I were a scorpion at least, appearance. She added: You know culture has just Issued Farmers Bul- three to five weeks after the early ing for pasture should be much and never asked me for a single dance. I think If you called to see my grand- letin 1269, Celery Growing, by W. R. sown Is transseed tlie plants are I guess his father passed on his hatred mother and she had a chance really Beattie, In which are discussed the crop to trays, to greenhouse of our family to his son along with to know you she would be glad to have fundamentals of successful production. planted benches or to and la tec his money when he died. The Bar- you use your old short cut. We could Including the best methods of growing to the fields. For the or standlater the and crop. handling ringers and their crowd are the only have a gate with a lock and you could are ard the crop plants usually growl i The crop can be grown on almost decent, people here, and the ' head of have one key qnd we the other In field beds. If of soil food any type enough the Barringer family hates us. So plant I would like to call, said Tom, For the home garden 200 or 800 thats that. . how his father had ever Is pye6ent and water Is supplied dur, woudering can be started in a cigar box or plants ' most but of the the periods, ing dry Uncle Audens but found the Insufferable, Harry Perhaps your In a wooden tray in the house, but as g successful enterprises partly to blame, suggested the grand' I want to call on you as well as on g muck, br "hammock" a rule it is more economical to buy the hiother. For my part I have no your grandmother. Ive been wanting are on y soils. conditions it small number of plants needed. SpeUnder present-dacolonce to. the You a know we met at grudge against Barringers only care is needed during the first not to Is depend entirely cial practicable 'do wish theyd keep the smoke from lege dance. Its rather dull here. Pertwo weeks after the seed is sown to on manure a fertilizer and as large their old factory from sifting in the haps If I call and show your grandsee that the soil does not dry out and back windows. mother Im not quite the bore she quantities of commercial fertilizer are after the plants come up that they are In northeastern the used, growers part Thats the penalty we have to pay seems to think me I might get her not There are many lw- overwatered. 1,1,400to from of the country using for trying to live in a house thats permission to take you out to the to details the setting of the e Prtant 800 pounds of plant food to I plumb up against the factory grounds. country club." In the field, bat even the complants acre. Florida sometimes the growers So Tom Barringer called and Laura 'No wonder we couldnt sell it And mercial fields are set by hand, thongh another thing, sputtered Laura, I giggled and gave him knowing little Use as much as three tons to the acre.- the dedepartment suggests that there is Is not But the discussion all of to her when he sat wish his highness, Tom Barringer, glances talking no reason why a suitable machine fcT wouldn't cut across our property. grandmother. She was doing her best doing the work should not be develEvery morning, noon and night he to get her grandmother to approve. oped. was manner But across polite, walks the'efidrof our place to grandmothers Celery is a moisture-lovin- g plant, and from his old factory. Of course but not cordial. She was careful not nnd It Is frequently necessary to em It cuts off three or four blocks, but if to give too much encouragement. Hogs Need Good Succulent Pasture. ploy litigation unless the soil is natSix months later when therp was a he hasnt any use for us he ought to emheavier than for a grain crop, from urally moist Three systems are marriage in Millville that united the keep off from our place. ployed: The overhead sprinkler sys- three to four bushels per acre on a the Auden and houses of he realize doesnt that that Barringer, Perhaps tem, the furrow or surface system, and good soil. Pasturing can probably held really Is part of our grounds, general opinion was that there had the Underground or subirrigation sys- begin six weeks after seeding, and been strong opposition on the part of suggested Grandmother Auden. tem. It has been found that the first may continue, If the rye Is not covWell, he ought to find out, snapped Grandma Auden, and that wise young-ol- d of these. Is generally the most adaptered with snow, until the following woman never the that suggested ,Laura. If he wants to make a short able. Since the plants are greatly in April. Cut through our place he ought to ask little romance was all of her jured by wilting, successful growers permission. watch the soil moisture conditions WORMS CAUSE SERIOUS LOSS ; Grandmother Auden smiled. She and apply water before any closely smiled so- long and so merrily that Fish out Some wilting of the leaves occurs. Farmers .Should Exercise Special Laura asked her, rather abruptly, Successful growers In the northeastern Care Against Stomach Infection . !what caused her amusement. Species of Shark Are Said to Illumindo not use irrigation. They district for Rest; of Summer. I was just thinking, was Mrs. Auate the Under Side of depend ppon having the soil in good dens only reply. , Their Bodies. condition and well, supplied with orwho All farmers have sheep Two days later there were workmen ganic matter, and upon thorough and should exercise :on the old Auden place. They were care regarding special Some forms of black sharks living frequent cultivation. stomach worm Infection for the redriving stakes along the entire rear in the deepest portions of the seas are Celery is subject to the attacks of mainder of the summer," says A E. Auden and side of the property. Later studded with thousands of tiny cells diseases from seedbed to market. Darlow, assistant professor of animal It became evident that this series of from which light Is given out conIs the principal danger in Damping-of- f at Oklahoma A was to husbandry wire support fencing stantly. So numerous are these lightstakes, the seedbed, but this can usually be 7 . eollege. six feet high. giving cells that the entire under controlled satisfactorily by care not to All lambs grown for the While this work was still In progress surface of the fish seems to be brightoverwater and by giving plenty of ven- market spring should be rushed and put on the unexpected or at least unexpected ly Illuminated. Generation of the in the field suffer from the tilation. Plants market at the first possible date. to Laura occurred. Claire Barringer light occurs in interior cells. The early and late Might, bacterial blight, Stomach worms In connection with called at the Auden place. Claire Bar light rays are prevented from peneSclerotlnia rot find black-hear- t. There short pastures cause serious financial ringer was Tom Barringers elder trating the body tissues by black pigare rots that attack the product In losses, sister. especially with lambs. These ment cells behind reflectors. Packing Celery. storage or in transit Blights spread Those Audens are putting up "Wherever possible the sheep should sharks are found in depths of from periods of moist and have a change of pasture and where voted to the commercial growing of rapidly during and fence, her brother had announced. 500 to 1,500 fathoms. even during bright fiockmasters are tveather, sultry on a Is I wanted to get out an Injunction prepared to furnish producchapter Ten small light sources scattered celery. There are growing a the when weather, plants of good pasture danger from change against them, but my lawyer says over Its tiny body turn the deep-seing the crop In the home garden, and rapidly, is necessary to be on stomach worms Is smaH. theyve a perfect right to fence in shrimp into a swimming lighting plant. many of the practices that have been the safe spraying The side. storage blights or Aside from changing pasture and Now on own be no an matter their property. angel The Intensity of the light from these developed are applicable r have their origin In field rushing lambs file best method of usually j and go over there and persuade them sea animals is due to a very com- what scale It Is grown. diseases.Control Is based upon crop overcoming the stomach , worm Is to leave a space for my short cut. It plete lens system that covers each Copies of xthe new bulletin may be means precious minutes to me every light cell and through which the light obtained free by writing to the United rotation and spraying with bordeaux drenching, Darlow says. Oklahoma A reading station bulletin 137 of Agriculture, mixture to prevent them. by J. E. Guber-le-t day.'- If l cant cut through their place rays are sent after being reflected by Stages Department of the bulletin will give a thorough for directions gives . It will mean a good half mile's distance Inner reflectors. preparing and These mirrors pro- Washington. understanding of the approved methI'll have to use the tect- the body tissues from light. The administering this drench. , to the factory. Was Ones a Luxury. ods of control. car. Thats a nuisance. Just run light from these shrimps does not Celery was once a fall and winter . Results of Experience. v fix matters and up. VITAMINES IN YELLOW CORN along flash, but burns for several seconds luxury associated with turkey and 1 The But you didn't want to have any-- ? with a steady glow. experience of many successful cranberry sauce, but now It Is eaten thing to do with those Audens, sug-- I during the entire year and the produc- growers and the results of experimenExperiments Conducted at Wisconsin Real gested Sister Claire. tion of early celery has become a tal tests on blanching, harvesting, storUniversity Show White Variety f. Of course I didnt and I dont. , Eleanor and Dora are sisters. They big business. Most of the commercial ing and shipping are given in considla Inferior. Harry Auden offended father and I went to school side by side, sat next crop is grown in the region of tlie erable detail. Although It is an i i dont Intend to forget It.! But I cant each other In Sunday school and now Great Lakes, and also In New Jersey crop to grow nnd market, most Feeding experiments at the Univers. let a family feud stand in the way of have jobs in the same office. As they and Massachusetts, in Florida and in growers have paid little attention to ity of Wisconsin indicate that white You can have the same friends nnd know the California. The muck soils of the cost accounting, hnd conditions vary com and skim milk when fed to a- - necessary convenience. pigs make It quite obvious that your call Is same data, you just send for one or northwestern section are of the right so much from year to year and in dif- In drylot, is decidedly Inferior to yel1 difficult It on to business." that ferent regions the other when you want to know anylow corn and skim milk. Two pens fed merely texture, usually high in nitrogen but She used thing, It doesnt matter what. If the deficient in potash and phosphorus. In give figures of real value. The prinSo Claire had consented. on these two rations were cared for In tact and then persuasion, nnd finally boss sends for Dora and she is busy, addition to muck soils, good crops are cipal items of expense are: Interest other respects alike. None of the lot lagged Grandmother' Auden to leave Elennor says: Ill go. If some one grown on level sandy loams, such as on investment, plowing and fitting the fed white com did well; those fed n gap in the fence for the convenience calls up Eleanor When she is out of are found In the vicinity of Rochester, land, drainage and Irrigation, fertiliz- yellow com produced fairly good reof her brother.' the room, Dora makes the engagement N. Y., in northeastern New Jersey, on ing, growing the plants, setting and turns. Over half the pigs given the I am sorry, smiled Mrs. Auden, for her, knowing full well whether Long island, and in many other locali- cultivating, spraying, cost of boards or white com were seriously affected and but- our plan is to have a continuous Eleanor would turn down Jack or paper used in blanching, labor, selling two or three died before the test was ties. ; fence. I have always prized privacy smile upon Harold. Commercial fertilizers used as a rule costs and washing: It ft safe to as- completed. above everything else. Really, I am But the other day sisterly contain about 4 to 7 per sent of nitro- sume, says the department, that the This experiment Is In further proof went the limit. Dora was called gen, 8 per cent of phosphoric acid, and grower who Is not making a profit of ot previous tests both at Wisconsin orry." And that., was all the satisfaction up on the telephone and asked to go 6 or 7 per cent of potash. The mixed from $200 to $300 an acre or more is and elsewhere. Indicating that in yelClaire got out of Grandmother Auden. to a Saturday matinee. And the surr fertilizer is usually followed by one or falling short of his goal, but the only low com there Is a much larger perTwo days later the fence was com- prised office saw her turn from the two side dressings of nitrate ot soda way to know what profit Is being made centage of vltamines. If these can ; plete, and then Tom Barringer stormed telephone to her sister nnd ask In the or sulphate of ammonia during the is to keep a careful cost account to be supplied through green crops, matter-of-faAudens. sort returns. the of the ever most balance more than wny: growing period in the field. Where against against wh'te com. according to the experiHe lost precious minutes each day, and Eleanor, will you take my dentist apmanure is used it is usually applied in ments Is satisfactory. ' . s every minute counted In the career of pointment for me this afternoon? Im the fail and plowed under, then re- EXCELLENT FEED FOR FOWLS mill the theater. to asked an ambitious turned to, the surface in the spring by proprietor. Youve got to go again, suggested Certainly, replied Eleanor In the replowing, or Is composted and spread most obliging tone, and went on with over the land after plowing and disked Instead of Plowing Under Surplus LIVE STOSK FACTS Tom, but Claire refpsed. would he Vegetables Store Them Away for buy her work. New York Sun. Then he decided that into the soil the same as commercial Winter Feeding. fertilizer. Most muck soils are easily the section of property through which Indispensable. ihls short cut had run. He made an put in the right condition and require Instead of plowing up the surplus Caring for sheep is very plisant A township trustee sent n physician offer through his lawyer, but to his only plowing and about two diskings from the garden this fall, work for the man who likes them and to an Indigent famservice Auden render refused. to More vegetables Grandmother two and and diskings draggings. surprise to get dry and who cares to study their peculiar and Those Barringers are impossible, ily. The physician noticed an emacidraggings, however are needed on or of allowing them the in in a shrivel ramshackle during the ofttinies amusing habits. ground and Auderi shed one horse up ated to Laura said Grandmother newly reclaimed mneks. r , hot weather, it will be found that turSeed Largely Imported. lday.1 I am really glad that we have Inquired, What use have you for a f ; Lice may be destroyed, on hogs by Most of the celery seed Is imported, nips, lettuce, radishes, etc., which are not been forced to meet them socially. horse? not used up during the growing season dipping, the nse of erode oil being " e "Oh, we use him to go out In tlx but there are a few producers of ;I seed in the United States and can well be stored in a cave or in the highly recommended by those wtac I dont see how you can call them country and haul hn.v for hlniself,. Boston was the Laura retort. reply. 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