Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-13
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,r, vas 0t IN expensive ore
'uo Id 10 roHl uf stock and
t,r bank with slnpe 80 That
a.: 90, Was perfect. ! jot down
.,,. a i--a'aH tc'i Il" durn3 the
-'' ....., ...,.f. he VS. caring for his
I..,...y cos seemed 80 know h'i
go" - n lr:cad--l.p h.ste, no rude
o". sio,4la.l her Last summer, said
n'l7s, S,r,ner If raised ycme corn fodder,
liy 1,at 49, and oat and Pea hay. with some
ln,.rCt nrrots and sugar beets for a change Of
s..i sa15 contract carly for my bran and
,OU =, cheap. Mycows all come in fresh
'" ssntember and October, going dry
,u.argb flytime. begin feeding them
W " once TO Ieep up their flow of lnilh
".;io butter is high. Inever sell for less
W. W. Ok cents, and often 40 cents pei
pound .,o,,.s =. soo. ..
,.o.t comes and feed millet, hay and
ian Ian Now, during the cold Of winter !
Oat nm at half past in the morning, go
- tbe barn and give the COWS their
'roin feed, consisting of bran, ground
oats and peas in the proportion OF eight
O,orts of bran, four Of oats and one ot
Seas or often change TO one Of new
process oilmeal. Then at @ o'clock we
rn;Ik running the milk through a hand
.ensrator. feeding my calves and pigs
tha new sweet skimmilk. Then give a
GOOD feed of corn fodder and let my
cows alone till noon, when water them
rbev finish mp all the fodder or lnillet in
heir managers and lie down to chew
their cuds till half past 4. when again
feed them smaller grain ration supple
meuted with four quarts of chopped
roots. and at half past Z 20 TO milking,
finishing in enc hour.
"Mysclf, boy aud hired hand do The
milking. treat the milk rs in the
morning and then fill the managers with
millet or oat and rea lay, first cleaning
yut every bit of rubbish left in their
managers, using it for bedding neg.
lected to say clean their stables every
morning, hauling the otfal aud litter ont
on the field and scattering from each
load"
He wns asked If his cows ought not t.
be fed oftener. No" raid he. "cows,
with their quadruple stomachs, need
much longer to digest their food. Nei
ther do rouse them up at 8 or o'clock
In the morning. find from observation
those hours are their very best for sleep
ing. Neither do let them out through
the winter unless it is on some especial
y bright, sunshiny day. Then find
they are ready to return to their stalls
tor their evening meal"
But do you not find your feed pretty
sxpensiveT
mo, not very. feed about 40 pounds
per day of rough stuff One-half is cheap
straw, costing nothing but the hauling,
as thrash the oats and peas out to use
for grain. / figure that my grain feed
and roots cost lne 20 cents per day; hay,
5 5cents-a total of 25 cents per day. My
skimnlilk and manure more than pay all
care and other expenses. feed extra
heavy, for this is cold climate, and
"dhb iuuIh hliIh LOL my SdANSc' uAy
cows average me 800 pounds of butter
pr year, h,.id,s a fine calf. They are
I'll ign 3ra'G lolsteins, crossed up from
the best dairy COWS could find. clear
f'j ou each cow yearly. My pigs, calves,
cilicAeus. &C.. pay all expenses, so can
iay up for my work about $4,000 per
year. Besides my farm is getting better
yearly from the large amount of manure
spread each winter."-W p. Wade ip
American A.Tisu!turist.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 90
LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK J, CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firmso F. J. CHENEY
K Co., doing business in the city of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case Of CATARRH
that eannst be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A d.
1896.
l; "a. w. GLEASON,
! Seal. Notary Public,
Halls Catauh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
IF l. CHENEY & Co Toledo O.