"We have not received a copy of the decision and do not know just how the questions raised were settled, but I understand the mayor and council may proceed with the construction under its terms."
POTATO YIELD IS ENORMOUS
Mosew Boy Gets Yield at Rate of Three Hundred and Seventy-Six Bushels Per Acre on Experimental Plot—Recommends "Great Divide"
The "Great Divide" is the best general purpose potato that can be grown here, in the opinion of Ragaar Kullberg, a member of the high-school garden club, who has been experimenting in the growing of potatoes the past two or three seasons. On his experimental plots, young Kullberg has grown the Great Divide at the rate of 375 bushels to an acre, though no such yield should be expected in growing large fields for market.
The Early Rose is the best early potato, and Carmen No. 3 is the best late potato, Mr. Kullberg thinks. The latter is so like the Rural New Yorker that it cannot be distinguished from it except by its yield, which is much greater for the Carmen No. 3. Selecting the best potatoes from the best hills for seed is the secret of growing large crops of good potatoes, says Mr. Kullberg. He believes that many people make the mistake of not cutting their seed carefully. Experiment has shown that there should be two or three eyes on each piece of seed put in.
In alfalfa and clover makes particularly good potato land. 