The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-28

from the State Register.

I'll. Has suiu uts 1"ce
3 $500.
! The Marshall Tones says there arr
: but few fields of corn that have goo'
stand.
s With the present crop of tramps D
! is Idle to talk about abolishing dogs.
In many parts of the State the farm
ers have planted their corn the thirt
time.
Ifwork is hard. let the prospects o
good prices comfort you in the labor'
of the farm.
III chickens eat plentifully of salt OF
salt meat, and cannot get water il viii
kill them, sure.
From several points in the State
ehinch bugs are reported as numerous,
This is early for this pest.
Horace Greely said that mo man
who harbors caterpillars has any moral
right TO apples"
Sinclair 4 Co. OF Cedar Rapids.
pork receipts for the week ending June
ID. were 9 $50 hogs.
Weeds are to be fought all the time
wet or dry. either where there i a
crop or in waste places.
/ For making brine for packing but
ter in barrels, good or,.inary -alt will
do, if the brine is boiled and SKINNED
and strained.
You can a well teach ali eagle 10 ny
in large cage, rs to attempt To devel-
OPP and Strengthen the muscles Of a
l colt in IA box stall.
/ Mr.. Jacob. OF Ames, Is shipping but
4 ter 10 Boston in refrigerator cars. He
I buys. works over and makes uniform
[ 500 pounds PET dsy.
/ Mr.. Frpi-an, of Washington. Ohio,
Is going 10 publish a Poland China
/ Res>gri. in which none but pure bred
I swine of that class will ~ recorded
Any man seeking home and loca-
{ ton for farm. one vi the first and
most important i to ascertain if the
soil will produce md maintain clover.
See that your grape wines, especially
+ young ones, are not throwing out too
many shoots. The weather this sea-
~on has hsen very favorable for the
/ oyerprow;h of yiurs.
/ One pound of corn Is equal in real
4 food to about three and fhree-auarter
! pounds of potatoes, or eight and one
half pounds of cabbage, or eleven and
/ one-half pounds of white turnips.
| The Rstrni Home insists that by the
street planting Of shade trees, every
farm would sell for ave hundred dol
lars more, if thus furnished with q
handsome avenue of ornamental trees
\ swindle game was attempted in
Delaware county last week, by selling
a motor TO run windmill, To Ger
man farmer. The swindlers were ar
rested, but let go again. they paying
the costs.
III pedlars come along aud they haT.
anything you want, and you have tbs
money, buy it. But sign no contract
note or receipt. 1t may be meal, bu
there il strong probability there vii
be a cat in il.
The AmeS Inte!iiyencer reports tina
. on Friday las, over 800 was paid OF
. for hogs. hating at present price
. more than saU, 100 worth of stock is ;
! this time being stall fed for market
that county.
4 great sale of Jersey stock was a,
vertised 10 come off at Waddingtor
Lawrence county, New York, on tn
31th Of May. The day was fine, bl
only two breeders were present to bi
so the sale was total failure.
Michigan is learning the same ler
son Iowa farmers are trying 50 hard
solve The Detroit Tribune says:
Nothing is palmer than that undo
our present mode of farming whea
growing will cease to be profitabl
within few years. Already Mich
gan wheat has lost its once popula
standing in the Eastern market.
\ writer in the Prairie Farmer say
the past winter, although not so in
tense in cold az sometimes, has bee
unusually severe on various trees ant
shrubs at the West, and he finds tn
fruit buds Of the Early Richmond
Belle Magnifique and English Morell
nearly all killed. These are usual
very hardy.
Three hundred farmers i'm Muscatin
county have joined themselves togetf
er in accordance with the statute la
of the State, and agree that when an
one looses by fire they will pay b
loss. And each one pays the secret
ry $50 for him to go and value al
examine his buildings, and give hi
the legal obligation of the company.
1t would be well for the cause of ca
tie breeding if Mr.. Wisener would !
; port the result of his bleeding as pl
> pentative Of blackleg, a. reported
8 the Eldora Heraid:
Three valuable steers died Of blae
leg on the farm of J.. +. Wisener, M
Iowa Falls last week. This j. a h
: disease 10 break out among cattle. d
to prevent it, spreading all the ott
cattle on the place-and there are II
By-haye been bled To let the pois
ont of their blood, If any lurked the
in.
Z The Albany Cutti.utgr, though sou
on most question, on every occa-io
!. throws cold water on any effort 10 g
vate the National Agricultural Dcpa
: menf. The Commissioner, nor a
an prospective one seems TO suit the e
~ tor. Nor could the Centennial Go
mission at Philadelphia last year
IRE anything To please him. 1t can be
're counted for probably from the 4
Al that it, principal editor il Luti
Tucker, who has been dead .eve
Isl years.
n. A Movers Luck.
n 4 Mr.. White ides recently foun,
satchel in the road, which he pick
nm and fYuliyhf along with him