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sues Bulletin on Relatively
New Agricultural in. 1
dustr -‘ , ‘
WASHINGTON, DayC. Sept serorlheamg and mom“ When ‘h°""“gh'
{the information of farmers who are be'
'ginning to grow soy beans for grain
rather than for hay. and who are un-
familiarwith the handling of the
plants under the former conditions.
best plan, perhaps, is to spread
time to time until they are thoroughly
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Bulletin, “Harvesting Soy Beans [or lion of air. Soy bean seed imes its
beedfi- The demand lor these seedq‘vinbility rather rapidly, and it is no!
for use in the production 0f 0‘1' feed safe to hold seed for planting purpose:
this demand. . ' other grain insects.
The character of growth, the uni‘ _.
seed yields of the my beans, says the
bulletin contributes to the ease of bar-
PLACE
and production. The many disadvan-
i
tagea which attend the harvesting aii
covpcasior need are not common to
'the soy bean. wnenzcrown tor grain
Emblem
The boat li/iary E‘ Curtis “margin? it is well, however, with most varior‘
a cargo ”f ““d at Raymond Brothers ; ties to give special attention as matur-
whart. -
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-—Rings at all prices for gentlemen;
Md lfl‘dieswlhe best ”889!“ 10 “C“. in general. the best time to harvest.
0'11??- Brand’s Jewelry SIGN. “he"! except where special bean harvesters
Quality is higher than price.
James Adams of Cross street,
entered the Catholic academy. at Cornv
wail. Penn, where he will study
the ministry. .
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-—Locitets, hearts. lavalliers,
drops, brooches. bracelets, at Bra
Jewelry store.
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Charles D. Taylor of Franklin street
has accepted a position with a
tracting ilrm in Loretta. Pa.
i—Can you depend on your boiler?
If not. better not one you can dapond
llurnhain Boiler—-
on. Shell an the
the boiler ot Cosy Comfort. Heat.
made in Westcheuter County. A
resentative will gladly cull Rt
. request. lord dz Burnimm Co, erins~
ton, N. Y.
M
10011 police by residents of M0
avenue. about. a vicious bulldog owned
by Harry Earle.
Ofiicer Dorney discovered the
of ;-Raymond's furniture store
locked last night.
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‘ —-Buy your hut ut O'Bricn‘s.
James Vincgt Nolan of Water
iomerly oi Norwaik, has accep
position as traveling salesman io
Cycle Hardware company.
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‘ Mrs. Josen oi Chapel street, has
complained to the police about u
of boys who hang around her
every night.
An agreeable surprise was giv
to hire. George Bogsrdus on her
day, September 5, at the
William Nadin, n.
eon was‘nerved at 2 p. m.,
toyed the. afternoon of entertain
Mrs. Bogardue received many
some gifts.
-‘Connectlcut volunteers for
Camouflage company of the Engineer
first); 2:33,:exofi933m2 xiii :3 been: shell out very readily with such
France, may now apply for enlistment.
”a rummfiriniey, 0! New Canaan, Asoy beans for need is a valuable feed
who is uctingunder orders from
Evert Tracy, engineer, R. 0.11. s. A.
A complainthas been made to the,
f: «th r”
_ ' a provide
that} Trustee,- Vmak‘e »
led a chine is used it must be
residence men
home oi Mrs.
A very nice lunch- bio W
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walnut their objects by their
forulloontingen- '
who're medumem-
nione the‘ nhauerinsct the pods oi.
ihcznoy bean is a serious unit and to,
experienced growers one likely to sun-1
lain a heavy loSs of seed through lack
, ”or knowledge and improper‘ handling;
The shattering.
‘ Kilt: Tfmbifi 1:31:26“ oi the bean-1 ~BOY8’SllitS '
'Girls’. Dresses
' ity approaches to prevent serious loss-
:es from this cause.
Time of Harvesting
‘are used, is when about thi-eeiourths
.of the leaves have fallen and most of
the pods have turned color. it out at
an earlier stage the plants are dim.
cult to cure properly. and the yield
will be lessened materially on account
'or the immature grain. 0n the other
hand, if the plants are allowed to be-
has
' for
dim: it ‘4‘ we. ‘
An soy bean decorum: Hither cos. at the ill
i
i
ear-
nd'n come too ripc the pods will shatter be-
fore being cut, and much seed will be
lost. When special harvesters are
iused to gather the seed. the plants
must reach full maturity to obtain the
, best. results.
Methods of Harvesting
Various methods of harvesting the
crop are in use in different sections
where the my bean in grown largely
“-5 ior seed production. The crop may be
rep- cut with ordinary mowing machined,
self-rake reopens. self binders, or even
with scythes, corn knives. or sickien.
The beans also may be harvested with
‘ Ta special bean harvester which gath—
‘ from the. standing
COD-
your
gun era the groin
plants; ,
When the plants are out before ma-
turity they are cured in shocks and
allowed to remain in the field until
it convenient time. for thrashing. if
.lthoroughly dry they may be housed
Land thrashed later.
I Threshing
l Threshing may be done with an or-
bury, dinnry grain separator, but-“ this ma~
‘ altered nome-
r the what to pré'v’cnt the cracking of the
“beans. In some cases a special act
‘ol thin concuves is used for thrashing
beans and in other instances some of ‘ ‘
concaves are removed. God judg-
t on the part of the thrashormnn
,wlll enable him to adjust the ordinary
{separator so that the beans may be
en to s\thrnshcd with little splitting. Special
blrth- pea. and been separators are on the
l‘
door
un-
sung the
. — . .. ..earc as a teacher ofidomeotlc 84:19!le in the
I“ i I r ‘ ‘ V ’ V
ll 8 Damn oi AG MW! I"lshouid be exercised to curing .and stor- Buffalo public schools it Dr. Henry .n.
lag. After the beans are thrashed tli'cv Emcnzm. superintendent cf fiducaiun
should be launched carefully to avoid has his war. A q
“l have
“It pays to be careful”
_ _i “You bet. As long as or. look - '1
cake, and other bean products “if: imore. than two seasons. The seeds of you had money yo“, 1.9.13.0“ 3:5]
idly mcreneiug and the farmers o .. (it the soy bean, unlike those of the cow have confidence .
Umled Sta-€95 are ifielfimug "0 “lee ‘ pea, are rarely attacked by weevils or Transcript.
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_ . , “Darling. I could be satisfied in a
liorm maturin habits, and the heady
1‘ .Mlss FOTHERINGHAM MAY LOSE hut with you."
BUFFAI ‘ “i believe you would.
1), N. Y. Sept ’l—Miss retro 1' i t ' ‘ “”
vcstln and recommend the lants for . ’ ' ‘ b n m £0118 0 marry Linden.
g p iMargaret Foiherinxham. arrested with He wont.”-Kansas City Star.
School Clothes
:FORBOYS AND GIRLS
Sweaters 101' boys and girls $1.00 up
JECOEY’S»
Charge Accounts » Opened
”CON GOLIUM; RUGS
AtiGreatly» Reduced Pricesfib
Large-v Variety of “Patterns
and Sizes.
A J - Angevine &‘Son CO.
on. Bonnie. will-be dismissed;
l _ . received ’ many
y dry there 15 no SUCH danger. The against continuing Miss Foihcrlnghum
. the as a teacher," Superintendent Emerson
seeds out on afioor immediately after told the School Board at its meeting
thrashing, and shovel them over from my night, ....
dry Aft th‘ th The board authorized
. . er is ey ma spiel ut- ' ‘ '~
{liefiUnited States Department of Ag'Hnto sacks or bins ThebZtor-e :02!“ tendeni to prefer charges agflmst Mlhs‘
ricuiture will shortly publish Fanners’ should 1) d d -. _ botherinzham for being absent fmmi
e ry an with airee Cll‘Cllla- her duties without leave.
limit Si 5
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1market and their use may be, advisa-
hen large nerenges oi the beans
undled. it thoroughly dry.
thrashed with a
- Children Chem-fully
and Patiently
. . \ be
cut. 503' 1’9““ ”a“ Treated by Modern,
m .
haud— flail. If only it small acreage is to be
ithrnshed—«an acre or so—this method ”hm" Mfimd‘ Aceptic omce ,.
. i . , ~ .
.is practicable and economical. In a
t a" few sections a corn 'shredder has been * DR. S.M3DEITZ
used to advantage in thrashing beans. _
if properly cured and dried out, the, Moderate Slll‘il‘é on
Charger for Very .
But Dental Work.
A‘
a machine; .
, The straw obtained from thrashing
a or .
M j for all kinds oi! stock. in many sec-
tions the straw is baled at the time
of thrashing and sold to iiverymen, 15 Year. in f
dairymen. and stock feeders. , the Practice or
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