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Soaring in Values of
Plow Lands
Has No Known Precedent in U.S.
The Average Value Per Acre This Year is Fifty-four Per
Cent Above
increase i
that of 1916
of
don't eat
SO many
they biggest
sheep men
Why People Do
reasons
more mutton is
send
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The Furrow
rews About the Farm
When farm plow lands njecrop price this vo lo anA ' 1
: i "i the advanc ; to market. Meat-eating people Sows that will farrow late spring pecks of oats and four to five pound
vaiue per acre by one-fifth in one |ol land values » advance in Ts te : Soa : .
on he adva would soon discriminate against pork hould be kept in good condition. of Dwarf Essex rape per acre, tl
vear and by one-half in four years, |crop prices i to rule | { : I ; :
h By ( le | male were sent to market | Here some rations suggested by seed-bed is prepared the same fo
soimnething has occurred that may b Va joubled in| Via : : ; :
oe o Leas double in ithot castrated, or if cas-|the Ol University. cats to be harvested for grain, and
culled a phenomenon. Th in-|{ the S in four ves nd Sol dl 5 : ain, 1d
: : Ey d after ep matured. An 1. «( Di skim-milk, siv the crop 1 ted a on the
creases in value are indi by 1 ( country where blow : ; :
3 3 : by y . : ¥ would « mir Lt} { ) Ww 1 110
sults of Ve Bure ] values The =
f Ci rE 11 ¢ I 1 he 3 5 a e Sent (ot Ket 1 nieat A two p 1 thre I od e1 W l
¢ r' : n March ¢ } r val of other |x y v } h , n }
pPIOW 1d n the \ ( i I 1 ‘ ,
I ( 5 1 ( « v Via tv j
il V ( i \ 1 und in ¢
th in 1917 t NT wl bs, nn ( Dn Add five pe ho ( }
1 dl ¢ W Vide \ tic Stat In| 104 Al { I y 1 { mixta 11
i 1918 it v S Sa in 1919 bel her ‘ . } |
: 1 1 € 1 el n 1 I 1 equal 1 \ 1
1.31 at tl me time o t, tl tont : v
: nt 1 troz be t 1 Is « im-mi ve t I
“ it 1 i Sis ly : |
1 ( building v in 1 i1 have hich | 2 ; . Cb { : .
oll 3 not b incluNed { c Y 3 Laws. | : | | }
¥ rp lan re low broad it ( | TA 1 V p 0 two { ¢ nn I 1
average ! y 7 ‘ali- | 1
V1 0 ( | I mh 1 b « 1 wl | 1 1. on rt { y 1 11 h
a val of 1920 { 1 1 Ari wi by | Y | I :
| Ol € ) 1 ¢ 1 in One 1 I li I
. bove that of 1916, 45 : ka 5. In I ) 1 \
: LL : : [ve impl n cut off t OW rt ime the ] 101
cent ) 11 2 per ce above \ with $115, Ohio 0.{1,alf-inch of ti 1 *G for 4 wand Nena) Eo
1918, and 21 per cent above 1919 $103, and {3 La. ; !
. | the testic . I OT g it i 1 I neg later on 1 el I'l noun 1 vel
Hence appear that b ar tl Minnese nd Oregon wit! | ; :
: 81 vith | necessary te { nt n | vari -{ v De omet ded
1eatest rate of vearly incre Ww on 1 made 1 h lues yasible : + | | :
. 1 nade nign values p ih | cunds i y ir 3 n av In vith the ‘ y d ra a
from 1919 to 1920 lo the exten r dry lar in Arizona and other 3 i [ : |
e : clean 1 1 he wo \n S1V( above 1 1 com on
that plow-land value re related to Siates : : { I \ n
Dock the vt the sam time. | rape Ths fter the ran ppl late mm
a | The h \ 1 1 1 | 3
|) he ( d to { | rate to ei | mer and fall fo
A j* Is with 1 pir [ thi hod | w= _
, NY fn : i Yah
ead DV Siem | bleedin Remove the tail |g wm — ——— p————,
: ' 1 f {
; | an inch from the body. A sharv |§ Hi to t P { EN
~ | 1 2 fT) 1° Ni Lal
N¢ paratio: FH
demonstrated | can also be used for dockin (f nis on L11¢ I¢ paration 0} IAIN] i
/ i C { ign nme TTI = ;
|
C2000 P | . ' I o plentiful, and—comparedi weigh not more than {
LQ \ . 5 . : |
$900 Pe ve! Good Mornine. Mr , j
| Per Acre | yooa Viorzing, vir. | ¢ meat which it equals in food value Pounds apiece. Coy
| .
I 1
t gq. 3: { 0 that it pity that inicr and Til on
Mocking Bird) ial BB hong 18% | infos. then “cover and se for |
1 } | | 2 . i 1 Jv t « i eo 01
At a. co of $100, a N Yo ' n in othe pa pateh, | | 8G man milie fish should not b> | |
| lene hon I 1 tabl 3
5 3a bol 000. an | | | : 2 el 4 i
strawber rows 1 talled n OV S | Good-morning. © Mocking-Bi |“ with especial care, n ved |, 1 I} ¢ tl fis] |
i .. | At the prese ime the overhead : 2 Ta : 8 el
ition sy As esl | “Your « 00d-mi i sir, 1 wu!” | Ihe tmilie I'¢ me tl ] ork on the \
: 12 01 ra vstem of irr : y 1
1 incre in producti : 1 : | 1 wa upon my word { ofl. m t tob f the pan 1 [ top of ti
l ¢ ensivel in the east A : | ; .
a A 1 A n ) { { ( weel evel f \ 1 1 1
uarts to t acre tne 1 1 truck belts It ha | il |
. | 1th h i D
1 { \ p y-¢ \ ted tl ti} i . { hl
\ 1 1 told "1 1 on { ! 1 n Vor | Il 1 ! 1
a 1 < 101 ( ( ¢ 0 | |
mn ( y he { n i id { {1 1 d fa
{ 1 1 Or { € { © ) ¢ 1 { }
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T% 1, A if all 1 ( b ed
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| ANT 4 | hoy etabl 1 |
| IN NNO
INOL Done And if T fiv I dl thir fis] | | ;
{ | 1 1
5 | [ Beauty anv bird has 1 [11e and should be di 1 l
{ |
N vi v/ 1 T EY Ye ¥ 3rd ¢ A | The ng of w DOO1 1 1 1 I V V on
No Othe Veoetable Has! Horses Hard to Get at Any : mie Aaah
| | \nd thrus Pat 2 | 1b t | I'o boil f p d
Been So A | Price, Say Farmer | |irside with salt. 1f the fish lin a h
He | | Of cour dear | n pl it in cold water for a 1d
| Q {
Terh: no ot he i { i n prosperous d ES Y a sin y 1a! Sal 1 b
Leen so 1 1 ation |in tile h 1 re here, ac-| Go i ir, M B 1 I i
[
{ in 1 ration the very | Pe | i to 1 vine } i !
1 15 cabb [ fol ng ind ¢ | » will K .
A i bl 1 \ od | 1 I 1 (
t i ¢ \ 1 1 i C( in {1 LW 4 ¢ TN . .
Vi i Or Fort {
i of ( but t tl V ( ¢ 1 AVA 1 LU1 A A
met ( i A 11 Ivan f | ( ;
flab} 1 of « ) leay is 1 W : :
Di 1 l [ei 101 10 £ { 1 { (
Indi | ( Il no :
il heads t (
til und t (
i Lit ] 1 t t true | : : !
I . ¢ ¢ ted ani Ime bulk :
ectly 1 wi hea their A hh " is usod. in : !
1 fe and sc in well- | ( i n 1 t he « ( ! ( A
. I 1 € Iss ] hath 1
ed wate f an hour or lo 1 ugh hor fill his i . |
The cu I V etal n quart | re dless 0 price. 0 ” : : 3: J 18, 8
«nd 1 { s bu | Middl W teil | : : I
¢ talke { 1 ( Have | v | active propert ; the : :
ready a 1 kk 0 ho \ TT. 1.4 .,
; ; {oO pert to be c¢ th Z : lame H1Q LOOT |
ter, s nd if the ca ( ( d 1 n-| ; : 4 : A i111 {
i i 1 y i 11 1 noi {
i l 1 1 | doubted] to ] i b
i i not ) 1 ( [he O : . y n Rie : |
little s r to ma uj ( { 1c ol 1 urin 1 1 Y ve whi i n : A :
sweetn i he vegetabl Also | I'lien t is the city market fo 1 Y ’ : a ) 1 4
: ; t very If a} 1 f Io b .
141 of teaspoonful of baking |lo! N 0 ma hot are |, usk Is he elo y the body 4 :
soda luced in citie 0 1 of cou i ; : ; { |
: | y ld length « time, it produ | |
Plun the oabl into the w | but the c 1 et is no small one. | rt CA LE EEE HIS 1 |
| wi f N y k C | 1 11 jar to 11( caused | 3 ( |
1 yi {i that t i1-} hen fc in New OrK ly wa ( he QL]
one pied ime, so it tl] boil | > 3 [ pure radium, | |
ing is not arrested. When all is in, |tiea up for ten days because of the { lon Excl
| i $ B= = | |
becil for exactly 25 minutes—no longer. | term during February, horse wer |
: : Hi ’ Y ian mj i 1 - : ‘ay RA +1 \ 4° 1 1—1 1burl |
130 not cover the Kettle at any time |at a premium. The city street clean Of TiC 3 S Vioinet ne $ hurh
: ve : ® Oo 1VAU 1
curing the and not only will | ins partment offered $50 a day for
process;
the cooking be accomplished more
rapidly, but there will be scarcely an;
cdor from the vegetable while cook-
ing.
When cooked, take out into =a
strainer, drain off the water to the
last drop, add salt and paprika to
taste, a generous piece of butter,
cover the kettle closely and let the
seasoning steam in.
If the flavor of meat is liked, sti:
into the cabbage when cooked a
bcuillon cube or a little beef extract
with the butter and paprika and treat
az above.
Ladies’ Cabbage
A preparation known as ladies’ cab-
tage is delicious and when properly
cooked may be eaten with impunity,
even by a child. Into four quarts of
beiling water. shave (not cut) three-
quarter®f a head of cabbage and par-
boil for ten minutes. Drain, cover
with boiling milk and cook for ten
minutes longer, or until the milk is
a'most absorbed. Season to taste
with salt, paprika and generous
piece of butter.
Left Over Cabbage
‘abbage in =
pour over a
a
»
Arrange the chopped
buttered baking dish,
cupful of seasoned cream sauce (add
a few shreds of pimentos to the sauce)
and cover the top with crushed dried
bread crumbs mixed with grated
teams. A motor-driven
about as
two-horse
vehicle was useless as
an |
unibrella in a tornado. Several esti-
mates stated that the tie-up in traffic,
which could have been relieved by
horses, amounted to $3,000,000,000 a
two trucks
day. “We had to send out
to bring in one,” said one delivery
man.
There is still a place in cities for
just as on the farms—no use
herses,
denying that. There is also a place
for trucks and tractors—Iless use deny
ing that. The thing needed is to put
korses in the right place and motor
in theirs. In the for in-
stance, horses are cheapest for short
hauls—trucks for long hauls. If all
the delivery systems and moving com-
panies would get together and haul
rigs cities,
their goods with truck to distribut-
ing centers, and then make their
short hauls from these points with
horses, the city problem would be
partly solved.
One of the big department stores
in New York city told the Live Stock
Editor recently that such a plan
would not affect their deliveries 2
bit, because their delivering is done
just that way.
Reliable truck manufacturers are
nct a bit anxious to place trucks
where horses could do the work more
satisfactorily, because that would hurt
the future sale of trucks. One of
the biggest farm machinery firms
which makes tractors, has taken the
same positions regarding tractors.
cheese. set in a hot oven for ten
minutes to brown over.
Cabbage Sou)
“hop a small head or young cab-
bage, add two cupfuls of boiling
salted water and cook until tenc
ress through a sieve. Melt four
fhlespoonfulys of butter; add three |
ices of migffed onion and cook slov- |
for thr minutes. in ) |
lespoor- of flour, add 15
clu og of milk, the Qe
ure 2 cook, stirring constantly
five Strain, add salt
ka, os y )
taste and
Foolishment
"Phere was a mia from Cohoes,
Who loved to see musical shows.
Said she: “I'm a loon
About every darn tune
Them vocalists sing through their
nose.”
One of the best known pen names—
Young people, if
themselves
The
which
Ly evi
comforts
elf-deniai
ought to strengtl
lay a foundation fc
But
Many
do not “do
of them
loving and the
ar
It
thnse
the
As a rule, howev
with parent,
nother, who
daughter love
continue to do so.
there will be
cpinion is based
all depends on
who live
younger
one
has
“It’s a fine
a hurry to sell it
turned home. It
player.”
“Uh-huh,”
tive
these
sas City Star.
“ey
a
customer,
notes have
“Is. it worth ™®hil
“Well, it contain
old Ben Frankiin,
expert.”
possible, should live
n if it means dis
rigid economy and
home has been
very happy with the son and his wife.
together—as
woman
and
more
Important Question
piano,” said
commerted
VALUABLE BOOK
“What have you there?
“A booklet entitled ‘How to Save.
be
character
must practiced
1en and
or domestic bliss.
mother-in-law!
kind
wn”
e sweet, and
made
the dispositions of
much
the elder.
er, if you must live
the bride's
given her
counsel will
Taking it all in all,
harmony. This
on observation.
on
as on
choose
always
and
Jones, in
before his wife re-
has an 88-note
the
nd how
been paid?”"—Kan-
prospec-
of
many
e?”’
Four out of five adults have the dread disease
PYORRHEA It causes loss of teeth and
i 1 leads to ills which may re-
a sult in DEATH.
Pyorrhea Is seldom noticed before it has a
firm hold on its victims. Let us help you find
out if your mouth is infected and eradicate it
before you lose your teeth and the poison Is
spread throughout your system.
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This treatment is applied direct to the seat
of the disease. It is intended tp be used in
y of your own home
ed pyorrhea leads to certain ll
health and loss of teeth. Write now for
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eech
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s a fine picture of
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and Rubber Heels
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jw,
| ALAS LAA A
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from 1} to 11
ctly. Val
WEATA TAY
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Tawaday
should soon se
beg
have un to
ones have vanished entirely. It is
is needed to com
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that more than one ounce
pletely clear the skinand gain a beautiful
clear complexion
for the doul
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Be sure to ask le strength
Othine, as this is sold under
money back if it fails to remove freckles.
—Ady
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No [sthe Tin 1 OI
[hese Ugl
I'her y | er tl test need of
fee ha of vour freckle s Othine
tr uarantee remove
homely spots,
Simply get an ounce of Othine— louble
strength—from vour druggist, and apply a
little of it ht and morning and you
e that even the worst freckles
appear, while the lighter
1
hi th
t
Market Values
. Vs.
Market Prices
Market Prices are
I this case,
“Guilty” of maintaining 2a level
far below intrinsic values, and we
submit the evidence to you in the
form of a booklet giving the price
range of New York Curb Maiket
stocks for the past month.
shown, by investigation, to be
You will find this little booklet
of great assistance in making yous
market commitments.
Write to Desk “C” for a
Free copy of ‘ Curb and Min-
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ready for distribution.
We also offer for your conven-
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{and New York financiers made an in { bathing habits of humming-birds, a
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| spection of the plant of {1 Rex Seo) Celifornian put out an abalone shefl
| Products Company at Brown's-Mille. |? the most artistic bathing dish he
ea wg y could find, but never to his knowledge
{ 1e-Pines, New Jersey I'he visi .
; and a bird pay the least attention
wi concluded with a dinner at tl it
| Whistle In One 1 the midst of a
Ilveryl in 1 ! humming-bird
, : ; 1 Ww blade of a
: 5 ] 1 dly-flut-
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water ed i { : ( A 1 1 A humming
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N the general rehabilitation of nation-wide trans-
portation facilities,the motor industry has before
it a commercial opportunity that is the subject of
a leading article in a current number of our Market
Review. In this connection there is specific reference
to conditions surrounding three important motor
industries:
- ~
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Bethlehem Motors
A copy containing this article will be sent to anv-
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