The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24

WAL ol prOtectlOn ullt up hlSher en-.
bodied in the Mckinley bin, and with
strict business integrity on II part, ]
am satisfied Ours is a bright future.
FARM NOTES.
Peach growing is q constantly in
creasing industry in Connecticut.
The manure of cows is better than
that of horses for general crop pur.
poses.
A German agricultural paper ad.
vocates cutting straw for bedding ir
stables.
The egg production of America is
equal in money value to the entire pro.
duction of iron.
The price of good cattle has steadily
Increased and there is prospect of profit
in cattle raising.
Parchment paper is not only cheaper
but in all respects superior to cloth TO,
wrappages of butter.
First-class dairy cows are not fol-
sale, rs n rule, and those who want the
best mixers must raise them.
1t costs nc more for transportation tt
market of fine g~ilt-edged butter thar
the poor stuff that brings next to moth.
ing.
Breeding ewes should not be allowed
to get poor in any season in flock,
where mutton is the chief basis o
profit.
The outlook for European erop i,
nnt rn01 onI ~ So o.s ~,
be a fair demand for American pro
ducts.
In establishing n dairy school Wis
cousin has set an example that othe,
States in the dairy belt would do wei
to follow.
I%urpentine added to tobacco decoc.
ton. i'll the proportion of a tablespoon.
ful to a pint. makes an excellent remedy
for scab in sheep.
Education says the indiana
Farmer. lis learning to observe and
think" That's the education every
farmers boy should get.
j. j. Payne. of Warsaw, Kv., gather.
ed 200 bushels of Sharpless & Crescent
strawberries from an acre of ground.
and sold them ut an average of So pei
bushels.
The IONA Homestead believes that g
golden opportunity is offered to Young
men to win fame. and as much wealth
as is good for them, in the limo Of
breeders CT improved stock.
Keep milking quarters clean and
free from strong odors. Milk is a very
ready absorbent aud will take on the
taste and smell of the BARNARD bv re-.
naming n few minutes in foul stable.
A golden ball of butter, finely flavor.
ed, with an odor suggesting Of grassy
meadows and cooling streams, season.
ed with just enough salt for the palate.
is a food tit for men or gods. Talk
about oleo rs a substitute! Bah!
The dairyman who sticks to the
business through good and i'll report.
whether prices are high or low, is the
man who will win success in the end
providing. OF course. he knows how te
make an article that will sell on It's
merits.
There arc thousands of people IN tht
lurSer cities who will pay emune
tive prices for an extra good QUALITY
Of butter put up in an attractive form.
The good butter : makers and theit
liberal customers should manage in
some way to get together.
Checse-making is one of the GROWING
industries of Ontario. Tho oyern
ment has encouraged it by aiding the
dairy associations by printing their re.
ports and by instruction given at the
Model Farm and at farmers Institutes.
The cheese of that province is now
taking high rank in English market.
There are eighteen establishments
in the town of Hammontuwn, II. j.
Several of which are run by women)
where the raising of chickens for broil.
ers is reduced to q science, and made
profitable. The chicks are Matched
artiiicially. and raised under brooders.
and finished off for market at the are
Of ten weeks.
Governor Hoard. of Wisconsin. saws.
the wheat yield in his county has
risen from a product Of eight bushels
to eighteen per acre since dairyinp has
been adopted by farmers for cnrichine
the soil. The non step. he adds, Is
to produce dairy products cheaper, to
get more milk and butter without in.
ereaslng the number OF lows or cost Of
Keeping them.
Nav York gives $40, 900 a year to
support agricultural institute work and
an equal mount for the experiment
station. Wisconsin leads all the State.
IN liberal ,nnintenunce of farmers in.
s%titutes. making an anual donot;on .,
$40 for that purpose. lnasmurh a.
farmers pa ! n bulk a tho taSns e !.
proper they should share 10 some ex