The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

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Make the soil your savings hanh.
and remember that rich farms make
rich farmers. aud poor farms make
poor families.
A soluiioa Of carbide acid h 800
parts Of water has been foQpd eE
fective for scab. x strung decoction
Of tohacoo il a .gcpd eash. 40
An exchange says cnal ashes do viii
% fertilizer lar tomatoes. Msks
your ground half soil and half coal
ashes and the result will be surprising.
Clean all dairy utensils by ripsing
them with clean cold water. and
afterwards scrnbbing them with is,il-
ing water; after which repeat the
cold rinsing. e.. 49,.
Owing 10 the rot which has attack
ed the potato crop Throughout Frasee.
it is estimated that the de6cacy in she
same will amount 70 IL, OOO, 900
sacks. ....., 49,
For throat distemper. crate l3ne .
small green wild turniP. or, il dry,
gave heaPing ss'onfal. mixed With
bran or oats. Never fails. Good for
cough. also. r--.
All lands on which clover or grasees
are grown must either have lime in
them naturally. or that mineral must
be arti6cislly supplied in the form Of
stone lime, oyster lime, or mari.
Senator Bruce (colored), of Mis-
sissippi. has bought 10000 acres Of
land in Kansas, and will settle there
as soon ~ his present term ~ United
States Senator from Mississippi ex-
pires.
In Greece sheep and goats are dairy
animals. There are q. 0O0. 900 sheep
and l. 1886. 900 goats. and the average
product Of cheese from each animal
is eleven pounds. butter, two and
three-sourth pounds.
Western New York and Ontario
are beginning to ship spples to
Europe by way of Montreal. The few
shipments already made turned out
we'll. and large business u anticipat-
ed. Advicee from Liverpool are en-
couraging.
Mold Il indispensable in every soil.
and healthy supply can alone be pre-
served through the cultivation al
clover and grasses by the turning in
of green crops. or by the application
Of composts rich in the elements 81
mold.
Col. John Scott sells ut auction on
the ID Of October. ut Logan. Harrison
County. Iowa. about fifty head al
short-horn cows, heifers. calves and
young bulls. The sale il without
reserve. aud will be q goh oppor.
tunitp for the farmers Of that neigh.
bOrhOod.
Shallow blowing operates to i'm
pove1sh the soil, while it de-
creases production. Deep blowing
greatly improves the productive
powers Of every variety Of suil that h
not vet.
The lady grape. one Of several
white sorts raised from the Concord.
has gained enthusiastic praise from IN |
extensive caltivator near Berlin,
Prussia. on acconnt Of its earliness,
6ne favor. vigorous growth and
health Of vine. He reports that out
of some $50 varieties cultivated the |
lady grape is ahead If them all.
Calves are being brought Up in theI
dairy districts of New York State,
principally in Chautauqua County, |
for shipment to the West. Four lots |
have thus far been sent. the last con- |
tanning 40 head, averaging 500 pounds
each. and soId at 81 per 100 pouuds. |
They were bought to b shipped to /!
Knoxville, Iowa.
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me result OF 'ete experiments IN
England SNOW tnat 1913 qn.rts OF milk
Q. sno!'-nor"s Is required io's pound
OF cct'el! me 70, same amount VA
'a aS Im iva quarts OF Ayrshire
On %'... % q1.rts Oh ".noSay %''k and
% quarts on neny mi'k, the milk
oe'ng P,odooed' as nearly - possible.
o""eF inc same cond't'ons'
For the clenafng of outbuildines.
sheepbarns. cowstables and hen.
roosts' rs wen as P'g'staes, there v M
renovator OF Purwer IKE lime: A
coat sno9'c oe sPread over the inside
OF these oo''a'ngs q the close OF the
summer season 10; endes 70 destroy oil
vermln or eggs That remain secseted