Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-03
Farm NEWS.

Give The cow stall thorough hous
cleaning before winter sets in.
A highwayman takes some chance
but nervous money lender never.
The labor exchange is an education
il the direction Of cooperation.
The yearly wool clip in Australia
in favorable year exceeds 100000,
900.
The Japs in some parts of Cali
fOrnia have completely replaced
white labor.
The visible supply Of wheat in the
world is smaller now than it has been
for three years.
The loss to the Australian wool
clip in 1896 by the late drought was
$72, 100000 pounds.
There is great shortage in hogs in
the United States, there is less than
any time since 1882.
The exports of beef from the United
States for the year 1S93-lS94-lS95
was Ills, ,651 pounds.
There were no side shows or fakirs
allowed at the Wisconsin State Fair
and the result is reported as very sat
isfIctory.
Every farmer who has an apple tree
AMI does not properly care for it,spray
and trim cannot expect TO reap u pro-
fit next year.
The prize list for the twelfth New
York horse show, at Madison Square
Garden, November 9-14, is stated to
foJt up $33, 1000.
Eat mutton, it is more easily dig
ested and does not cause the distressed
c Indition u ones purse that porter
b Juse steak does.
In dalrying and feeding hogs in
Connection about all the fertility is
kept on the farm and the loss in all
energies is at a minimum.
One hundred and three carloads Of
beans were shipped East over the
Ventura division of the Southern Pa
citic Railraad last week.
If a statement published in the
London Live Stock Journal is correct
the buffalo COW, of India, is ahead of
the common COW as butter COW.
Never allow a sick animal to re-
main the herd, but Immediately |
isolate it from all other stock and
thoroughly disinfect the stall or pen.
Bradstreet says there is a better
feeling in Wall street. Who cares
about Wall street. Times cannot be |
good until the farmers have relief.
No sheep are taxed In Victoria.
There are 118 wool-washing establish
ments, which employ ,492 hands and
wash nearly 100000 pounds of wool |
Your vote is never safe and un-
trameled until you get inside of |
that little booth, where your only J
is your God and your lead
pencil.
The honest wheat buyer is jewel /
but the dishonest one, who robs his
patrons, little by little with his false
in the aggregate gets large
quantities.
BY the liberal use of the ordinary |
hand spray pump and few cents
worth of lime you can thoroughly
paint your barn on the inside and at
the same time disinfect it.
According to the statistics of the
q. S. Department Of Agriculture the !
of horses in the state fell !
from 294, 500 on the first of January, |
1893, to 219, 500 on the first of jan
lary, 1896.
The number of tubs of butter held i
In cold storage in the principal
states of the East is reported by the
Dairy Trade Bulletin of Chicago at
772, ,94O against 627,7OO at this time
ast year.
The DE Laval Separator Company,
If Sweden, celebrated the manufacture
)f its 1OO,0OOth separator by giving
he sum of $4,000 TO two experiment
stations as fund to provide for the
testing of agricultural machines.
A Knights Valley (Somoma county, !
nan claims to have found dead sure
hing for the destruction of squirrels.
At test on Saturday last two-horse
wagon load Of dead bunni nies-esti-
mated at 6000-was cleaned up.
Elmer Alexson, of Samish, Skaglt
ounty, Washington, is reported to
ave obtained this year 5,3l2 bushels
f oats from 80 acres of land by actual
Measurement. This is yield of 140
'ushels per acre. The tide fiats about
iamish are noted for great crops of
ats.
From all over the state comes good