The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
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JonS r. HENDERSON, "a Fulton, Arb. !.
wsiseA ~ The Republican to tas thai he
/ has discovered 4 rvrtain rnFr TOT hog
cholera. liz HctA nm unnre ~ alrirh-
nine, divides IL into eight eqnnl parts
AMI r,l.is ~ zach part onc-lnnlf trA.
spoonful 81 cAiomel. and puts the mkt
nrc into sweet milk, Or anything THAT
h0gs will cat One lart will serve lor
twenty hogs, anil will cnrc them, Mr..
Henderson says. In my stage " the dis.
casc. ---St i.omfs Republican.
WuEAr. (inowiSu EXTRAORDINARY
soma specimens III wheat have been
handed IN Nv MI. w. II. Foster, u
Brooklnr, Mas, and they nrc 81 mn.
usually iInc growth. Mr.. Foster planted
the seed Ainrly one foot apart each way.
aud when tho rlants maturr.l n rnAny
as forty. eight w.ll.heatled stalks i've feet
eight inches In height were found grow.
inv from n single seed. Mr.. Foster esli.
mates that Ii hc had seeded An acrc liz
would have required hnt III pounds ri
seed, while " thu seed ll.d been sown
broadcast 100 pounds would haze been
needed, Hi used common manure. aud
thu variety ri seed wAs tin common
Western wheat. This interesting n.
pertinent demonstrates, In the opinion ii
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IN much preferable ~ tl,e ordinary
broa.l 'nst sowing. Certainly the expert.
msnt |. worth trying on large scnle,
mud, II the result IL satisfactory, II will
bc m important fart h wheat growers. -
Mass0rhUsetts Pt0nnlaH.
Noxtors IssEcrs AND WonMn. Ere.
1urnt cnltivating, II thoroughly done,
will destroy millions III cut worms while
In thu lafva state. Ont worms 10 mot
come into thr world already grown, inst
M our corn Ii gctti y we'll 10 growing,
hut they have been living for weeks
upon the weeds md prasH which W.
allow ~ grew In our fields early IN the
spring. n one would keep hiH cornfiel,l
thoroughly cultivated. ane' the weeds and
grass from growing, before planting md
hocing time. he would find fewer worms
10 cat hin corn during the summer. 80.
II hr can destroy the eFps III gras.l,op.
pcrs and crickels before they hatch, by
exposure u The elements, Or II he cAn
make his fields barren of vegetation for
\ few days j,iAt M they are matching. he
can check them very materially. The
white grub " another insect which can
be- starved or otherwise destroyed by re-.
peatrl cultivation. XIII every green
thing In aud on the ground by = week or
ten days of plowing aud cultivating, md
every Insect tliat depends upon leaves or
roots must die. The parent insect d..
poNitH her cRgs jlht whore tho yonng
Iarsm cAn fluid suitable food ~ NOON m
Matched. II We take this away. WI m
cfIectuAlly kill the Young ~ WI would 4
newborn calf Or lamb by taking II away
from IT, mother, and not otherwise pro.
viding for II. Neu England Farmer.