Iowa State Register and Farmer (Newspaper) - February 16, 1906, Des Moines, Iowa ESTABLISHED wva FARMER FRIDAY FEBRUARY who cares the roads wilh a drag it alto a good thing Published Fourth street t Des by The Gardner j second class manor Oct rX tiK at FRIDAY FEBRUARY 16 OP Single one 50 Single subscriptions three years Three subscriptions one or more far one year Register and Farmer subscriptions arc invariably in advance Thc stops at the end of rime for which it is paid No bills are sent to our because thoy never us anything on subscription New York Potter Payne Young Managers Chicago Payne Managers Give in full county atul state hi ordering of address old and new ad- dress Watch the label your It toils the KI which your subscription is Money may be- by Money Order i cr Draft risk Rates to and Publishers sent application Sample Address STATK DCS IOWA Page Pages 2 and Continued and Country Life Pages 4 and of 3 Tyrant Pages 6 and Page Department Page Department Page Department Page Boys and Page Story Page of Britt Page Corn Belt Meat Page News Page Good Roads Page Advertisements Page Notes Page Department Pages 20 21 22 23 and A referred 10 as con- one- or the of on a farm ls the fact of able enjoy a degree of which city residents arc denied PAY AS YOU GO The and Farmer mpn would like to emphasize the many tues of the pay you as a guide for the conduct of business The careless and use of credit lies at the very foundation of over half the financial Us which afflict he people por years tho country and this include the Individual has either been mff m a riotous spree of credit or doctoring the financial ache which is the inevitable result of painting things red Conditions have the old Harry between good WHY YOU SHOULD NOT BE A CANDIDATE AH this is the season when the zen of the republic is pondering over Uie question whether or not ho will Place himself in the hands of his and be a candidate for some wo want to offer a few sons why he had better not run is very doubtful if you are qualified for the place you seek It will probably be too big for vou A f little I style is to spoil a man and while the temporary possession of a small office way pride you will it win cost more comes to than he reailv is and wicked people are sarc to make fun of him have a little confidence m human nature now After vou HORSE MEAT There no consistency in cr the people turning down horse meat as an article of food Tho objections to it are purely sentimental NO is by tho old Mosaic law IHK iho clean and unclean evidenced m use of hogs rabbits and other so-called unclean animals The French people com- Helled tu tho use of horse flesh during the of the commune arc rapidly laying aside their prejudices and the contentment wirh smaller a homely and old of hue alas i smie slopped Money should earned before heing Wp quit i his month what we expect to earn next Pay us you go will do much to help on this line he way to a better of living Fry u a year and src Ss would not look well in i cold typo or sound well as street talk When these get aired you very mad and mortified and heartily wish you had not been fool enough to the coals of a camp fire would not hesitate lens to choose a tender John Of horse meat in to the flesh of one of our old farrow cows of Iowa run real or a man o sito lf e e WHEN SHALL HE We are asked by a young man if supposing he gets married i- will cost him much were to live than to This is P to the fact that the state cultural college an institution upon which the people of the state spend sums of money every year to and as if true i hen or on legislative A friend of ours notes that the likes the sparrow for a the cold mornings of the inter as she most does one of the most able and sources of income for our people good for the grocery bills every year and aii years regardless of uroliths and frosts she should be recognized by the classic professors who show so much aml in chasing the microscopes and in j i pumpkins with i Instead of bovs I and make you possible to kill a campaign afier election and accord tho bottom of the win have to aTUl the and friendly f r vrm i- 11 1 t il S t in til PI I If Representative Of fill sets his passed into law II should make him in great demand as a Fourth of July orator If yon think that you cannot win your case at the end of a lawsuit it is always best to arbitrate for the basis of all arbitration is compromise and arbitrating you will be sure to sn something and save costs Canadian thistles which are a near relative of the common and drifted in such on thc Dakota prairies las fall ns to entirely fill the railways and block the passage of trains A has been introduced into thc legislature amending the road laws which if passed will put ihc ship into four road districts instead of one which we believe is a move in the right direction the township as the unit of road administration being too large A further amendment Tides for the payment of Oie fanner m the early moni by the cheery bugle call of thc barnyard or tho mellow roar of the hai sultan they rise to the call of -i bell or a janitor The cackle of old biddy as she celebrates the ing of a fresh never keeps touch with the old homestead the farm and so it comes that it no wonder that the tendency of the is to rather seek the professions when leave the college than return to the peaceful pursuits of agriculture on TJie In a national way ft is an well enough for us to brag about our great ican but when down to business the American hen is the bird which has the largest claim upon our consideration The idea of an concern like this collose not having any hen is absurd There are lots of things we want to know about wc particularly need some new breed that may be kept in the country towns a breed that will not scratch up gardens and It you say you won't do this but left sure will cost money and more than you dream of Forced tions will be levied on you to build churches pay for brass bands and campaign speeches and the has one vote of his own an control two more down j creek will strike yon tor a ioan of P i T m to 3 investment If you should be elected you will probably never know when to let go and will have to he choked off and kicked out You will get a notion rhat nobody else can fill your place and having once held office will hate after being choked off to 50 out into the cold world to carp an ing hard work and will ho ly hanging around scheming to gor in again elected you won't find office holding the soft snap ii now looks to you Yon then become public property the dear people will find fault with you and matter how hard you may try yon will find it hard work to suit them If you don't see fit to patronize all the measly papers published by your constituents you will bo accused of belonging to a ring and be called some choice see files of general effect of office holding especially when the office is sought and worked for in modem rather mercenary standpoint oE whether or not it will cost less to live double than single In a general way h may be- said that in the of single As an set to this it may be also paid that most men will cam mere save more and generally enjoy more to have o home and wife than to work live and die as lonely crabbed old bachelors li a man can support in comparative com anil luxury he can marry and live in com- fort but if he is lazy or generally in- competent or profligate or always in debt he is a fool o marry The truth is that absolute poverty and and ness be a legal bar to riage It may be said to tho of that she almost invariably aid her husband in any effort to ave and will most any privation incident to their united effort lo secure a home and make it Summing it all up would advise a young man to marry any time after he is 25 years old when lie has a business cr em- ployment which is steady and remunerative that he has been able fo save money out of it as a single man Then if he selects the right of a girl he will usually find that he has done a wise thing in setting married
