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The Oxford Democrat : Vol. 68. No.31 The Oxford Democrat. VOLUME 77. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1910. NUMBER 38. Grade C ® 1 Embden, 50,1. Young geeee, Ed a I Colvert·. 2; Herrick Fruit Farm, North ., if re A L Maine, Norway, 10; hand made ι». PARK. Drank up HU Farm. • Ayrshire·.—Cow, King 50, LB*KT Fair Premiums ■ AMONG THE County Soutb C R L 1; Mr· Geo Stoni , em Spy», 2, King of Tbompkios Co., 1 handkerchief·, Mr. A T Forbes, Sou h FARMERS. What a carte to raral lift Parle, IB; Doughty, Norway, Auctioneer, frightful are m b bf ifer 8 H A West 1 Can ad Russet, 50, Sherwood ■ Favor Pari», 50; Mr· Bertba Bessey, South Licensed rum is! We often think that it· (These premium· reported y is, 3; yearn, Paris, Toulouse, 50, Gray Roxbury " blighi South Embdei I* C W Pounc Mattie Oxford PARIS. MAINE. SPEKU THE FLOW." the committee· at the county fair lw t was, 3; heifer 1 \ear, HR,)bb,£e·. A Bobbins 1; Δ. Ε Morse, Pari·, Mite Ryersoo, Norway, Paris, 3Γ»; Ordway, 25, âOCTH alone i· seen in the where tb< A city week. have not b 1 50. Old H A A H Fullei Rlb.loo< W Hallev. 10; Ava Watson, Norway, Mo'leruM· drunkard ie seen She They been revised Norm, turkey·, H S..!!, 1, Sett'» Beauty, I, ït-ru>* thestreel } "cKkl»«.2i03ttil>!K.t<, reeling along to ι r beifer ϋ S G 8. South Bronse W ΐ 2, 1, Sweet, 10· Evangeline Woodwortb, South Pari·, Cornwuon'U ace on or the offioers make them strictly offiola • caii, Abbott, Paris, turkey·, 1; Pippin, Orange Speck, Spurr practical agricultural topic where a brilliant business or pro Mr· E Is solicite·!. Addrees all communications In but are Β. W. U. Duo». South Paris, Bronze 2 American Beauty, 1, Roxbury Rosset, 10. Other exhibit·: H L. BCCK. fessional man ia seen a victim to iti mainly correct.) JudU-O. Morrow, Judkiue, turkej ., tended for this to Hbsbt L> South Mr· Τ Ρ department D«*onl.—Bull 2 1 50, 50. Young turkeys, W Ν Judkln! 2, Yellow Bellllower, 1; Mrs A 0 Wheel- Pari·, waist, 25; UtuuHU, Wrlcultural K>'.ltor Oxford Dcm baneful influence, but in the language ol Stallions—Beet stallion, W J Wheelei Thoroughbred year. walet Surgeon Dentist, Ball 1 South Paris, 1 50.1, 50. er, South Paris, Wioter Pippius, δ, Blue ardeon, banger, 10; MrsLott» Asb- ocrat. Pari·». de. the street "there are other·." F Ο Ruroford WO Stearns, West Parie, $8. MAINE. Decorate, *15; Walker, PearmaloB, 50, of ton, «et table linen, 50; Mr. Waltei SUr- PARIS. We to visit ι Goose year, C R King, South Pari·, β Cow, W Drawing Oxen —Oxen 7 feet 8 inche King Thompklns Co., had occasion Girl ; SOl/TH receotly 8; Δ G Norway, 4. Dral coronation ua- l)ay, Lovejoy, Î l" 2. Heifer 3 C Ε R Κ Morrill Λ 50; A Κ Jackeon, Alexander, oO; L,8 bird, centerpiece, 50, 10, work *»rr*ntod. well favored farm and called Ε J 8 & Stearns, β. 4, years, and under, Son, Norway *li my V·.: Manure vs. Commercial Fertilizers. community stallion, V Dunn, Norway, β; Swan, 1; A Κ Col- belie M Allen, bed linen, 50; Mr· Geo 5; J W C Stearin 3. Heifer 2 years c *15 10: M L Thuretor, Bethel, β, Oxe i Alexander, Nckaon, upon a young man whose father had H Millett, Norway 4. 3-years-old stal King, Elsie South (From Wallace Farmer.) W C 3. Heifer 1 W C 7 β inches and R Κ Motri! vert, 50, Bun Davis, 2. Pouud, 2, Maun, Boutelle, 25; Uolman, Paris, ,oNKS· left him one of the best farms in the By HAROLD MacGRATH Q 10. Stearns, year, fèet under, >κ. H ρ· The stations are furnish lion, George Porter, Norway, 2, Nodhead, 1, Blue Pwmaln, 1; John cor,et cover, 15; Nellie J Turner, Buck- experiment as steams, 3. Heifer calf, W C Stearns, 3. 6 Son, M L Thurston 4. Οχβι state. We knew the father well an year-old stallion, Ε Ε Abbott, Kutnford 12, 8; Mrs J D J us with much valuable informatioi Bennett, South Parle, Oxford Mack, Held, lazy daisy duily, lo; Rip- ing man who had suc- 1 Judge—Abel F Stevens, Wellesley, 7 feet 2 inches aud under, M L Thurston l> L)euti3t. up-to-date business 5; R LCummiugs, West Parle, 3; Cbarle Carl South of lev, North 25; Mrs υ on the subject of soil fertility, the valut I>09. by the Bobbs· Mass. R Κ Morrill & M L Thurstoo Churchill, ^aris, King Paris, centerpiece, ceeded where nine men out of ten would Copyright, F Harrimau, West Parle, 2. 10; S<>n, 7; ! W crochet vs MAINE. of and the une ant Co., 2, Wiuter Porters, Haskell, collar, 15; Marguer- S vY. baruyard manure, us it wiw » Grade C R South 4. Oxen 0 feet 10 inches and under, 1 Thompklns 2, surely have failed. As he told Merrill Company Committee—G. W. Gerow, Henr; Devons.—Cow, King, W H ite Wallachian 25; abuse of commercial fertilizers. We Mell Merrow 1 Fameuse, 2; Tucker, Buckfleld, «wan, centerpiece, Γ m I J— 1 to*· a work C A D Milbtt, Norway, 8; <· Il all dune lot of hard coupled Cbarle· Paris, $5; Richardson, Greenwood, )Λ know of no man who has done better by Knapp, Crosby. Pewaukee 1, Stark, 50, Black Oxford, Mr· Bertha D Beeeey, band-knit mate, both M 1 2· beifer 2 C A Harrison, 6; D Ο Woodstook with some prett? close "figerin," Committee on draft stallions—F. years, Richardson, 3; Dud'ey, ! Red Mn J V cable stitch work alone this line than Professor Hop 4. Oxen β feet 6 inches and l 12 Cathead, 2, Porter, 2, Astrachan, 15, 15; Hutchins, smith. in the house and out. CHAPTER IX. Simmons, A· E. Russell, M. A. Never·. h'eifer l c R King, 3, 2; heifer under, r. kins of Illinois. Ια a recent emmu yearf Nodhead, Mcintosh Red, 50, Maxim dolly. 15, 10; Mr· C H Downing, doily, a and Millett, 8; Fred H Corbett, South Paris 2! 2, Ε He had reared good family or I 1 W H Mr· L U Trufant, 25. at Law, nication to one of our love's doubts. Colts—3-years-old tilly gelding, 0: W Ε 4, Leadlines. 2; Tucket, Buckfleld, 15; doiley, itorney exchange· given them all a good start in life. The B F Cum Merrow, W. H. Dunn. Ordway, Norway, 3-year-olds made a statement L Cummlngs, West Paris, $8; 08Judges—0*B? Sweets, 1, Ν MAINE. Professor Hopkins was considered RETCH In beart L F Everett, West Paris, Steven M Spice Giilflower, 50, Spy, Work of Children.—Oil s >KU \ V, one who took the farm EN. troubled Β Ε Foster F 6; painting, which should be of interest no' mine", South Paris, 6; Steers.—2-year olds, 1 50; C w Ryerson, South Palis, Hoikeu, Collections a great the smartest of the and he chose and mind over tbe T„ Abbott, Norway, 4; DO D"d'e^ ™οοΑ· Arliue Crocker, South Pari·, $1; water l,. ρ, Specialty. lot, strange South EE Abbott ^ R^hbiSs 2 of il· jjor to our Illinois reader», but those ir Paris,4. 2-yeare-old, stock, 2. 2 Frank Ε Whitman, Beauty Kent, 2, Spitzenburg, 2, 15c; Ρ ouly agriculture as his profession and settled event of the night, walked Charles F Wee ; year-olds, VJ color, Dorothy Noble, Norway, other states as which we in Rumfoid, β; Harrimau, Ν Ρ VSesi liam's Favorite, 1; Oacar Ν Cox. Nor- wol), give down on the old farm. He was some- : Bryant's Pond, β; Merrill, Andrew», Norway, 50; Florence Leach ν A PARK. home. 4. 2 ο Nathan Maxim, South Paris, 3. Grade t;m« substance: slowly Paris, years-old filly* gelding J A South 1 2. way, Milding, 2, Mcintosh Red, 2, Sher- South Beatrice South more than "smart," he was bril- G Durham A 4 F L M » Ilet Paris, 4; Sturtevant, arls, Parie, 1; Swett, thing A from behind caused ber stallloD d aft bred, George Colt·, Wee 3-year-olds, J wood's ||i at Potassium, usually ca'led potash, it footstep ; H M Fieke, North Water- Favorite, 2;Cha« Edwards, Pari·, 25; Clara Attorneys Law, liant and took great delight in the scien- V Ε Dunn, Norway, L Κ Everett, West Parle, 3, 1-year-olds, Sbepaid, Norway, 15; not deficient in most soils. It is one ol to start. Tbe vlutner took ber roughly Palis, 5; Norway, 3; Mure] 5; ford, R Κ Morrill & C R Pen· Paris, Fameuse, 50; U H Heald, Maine Mildred MAINS. tific side of farm life. He had a good Meobaoio 2 I D Ο 2. Grade Here 5; Sop, 8; Curti·, Norway, 75; crayon RXUKL, the abundant elements in nature. iu arms and kissed ber times. Fi»rm, Falls, 1-year-ou Dudley, Woodstock, I Hai vest, 2, Stark, 1, Tolman Sweet Th« wife who would have hb many ley, South Purls, 2. SweepStukM, work, Uutb S Noble, Norway, o0; pencil r" Herr'c* iller· C. practical preferred or stallion, draft bred, Er ford 3 year olds, R G Stearns, Albany, °îen' 50: S A Fall average surface soil of the Illinois com "Gretchpn ?" filly, gelding R Κ Morrill & Son, 15; M L Thurston, Thayer, Paris, Juueating drawing Barker, Nor- a location a little nearer the city, but Lest North Grade Durham 2 W H by girl, Maijoiie as as the Νaeon, Waterford, 6; More] year-olds, ObiMs, 50, Ladies' Blush, 2, Tolman Sweet», belt contains much potash who her lot in life with the She did not 12; R Κ Morrill & Sou, 10.
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