The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

abin nayor; in other words ,t..<
lhesn fed on nnwholesome. ,,n,'rs. I'M y
az all, his milk exposed 10 lrp,.ss ~
phcfes' POSSIBLY on the windws.lp si ";
hog pen, even though an hundr.S y. ~ N
kept in the kitchen, exposed ~ so'u ~
fried onions had been fralled !. 'es nj
dash churn; baked by the firea,Sv' YEA u
cream. or the butter worked y un<
an effort TO get the sour mil nh
then he gets insulted and swesrs w.
tor Is no market. or the cor,.s soq r.
steals from him he knows th.a11 I
makes ss good butter as car ~ "
milk, 30 there now,, Az soor AZ w.. n1H n
sets in and grass gets good Be- ,ss1e snu
cows that Is " he has stuck = Ky NJ :
for he has no ice factory ana ,h..an ~
Now, for the facts In the eats s:'1s
sny dairy educator. or hgrlcultu,s,s q
this State or the South to coni,sai.. pape T
ststement, We have the best naturss , a
ed state. In the entire Union q, X. Ky w
IN corn. cotton seed Tor nsssl). ,s ~ Y
johnson grass hay, We have ~ eeu>
balance dairy ration knogn NJ. ns>l
good grass pasturage. Good grain S. I
be made In Texas in the verr s3uF :
summer without expensive h1s,,t,s I
shall I say it--without a lck :. sau tli|
cold water. and without employin. ~! b
agent In the butter. That thlss ~ M
stand TO ship to market IN heat n s ~. Il
good shape, and will keep long. 'ssaps
butter which has been made wiz 2 We
ing other conditions. "'- ~ ~
successful dairyine Is perfectly 49,.
Texas or any other Southern st..s9l
adoption Is the shortest way an y ~ :
ditions that exist. both with the l.. Y I'M =
tenant. The one-crop system Il ana1l
soil and farmers alike. II Ia no ss,vs!at
man with few cows. either his Avn y. y I
Of another. to get on poor Mac ~
living and enrich his land ne All, s' y
gerous agrieuiturai sections In III rse
\ too, where the conditions are mai = s..
I TO the work as exists In Texas. i H..
I that the adoption OF the dairy IA ~
way out OF the troubles OF thu Tsrs. ~ ~
! viii say that 1t is the only wv WV ~ \
auires thirty wears to make as man n
crops, but as many butter crcps 4.
| intelligence should gain some tnc :, nn
/ the work II really anxious 10 learn \,
| bent on doing lust like ma aid Ts.. ~
| feature OF general housekeeping y ~. q
or so thoroughly abused. as III hssh ~
milk and butter. No offense, ladies, ~
no feature on the farm as pleasant i S
profitable. ~
] do not wish to make this to- IL.
would not have that to prevent Ky N.
from which ! clipped my lnspiratIos !.
lish II. but ! wish to offer some snA.'
proof OF the position | have taken
On the I'D of last September IN,
held In this town a dairy meeiin, ~.
| the butter made by quite q numh., ! u
! farmers was exhibited, This b1tss, J..
/ amined by Prof. Cornell OF our 49,, ~
ana Mechanical college. BY Mr.. DopsIm
eXpeflenced dairyman, representing X. I.
and Ranch and others. Butter M 4,
| which was made early in August IA \.
been In contact with anything SO eoS N
aud was then in good condition Ths,s
/ was shipped to Houston and sold for M
cry prices. Ii was made by farmers IA
/ no skin as dairymen whatever
our express office books will shor A.
/ the summer of 1898. butter was shs.,
/ this place from Houston, and retaileS N
/ merchants to the trade. and thoy MI !
! SNOW that not one pound was shirns ,
| here those same books VIC show that N
4 the summer and fall OF last wear nea,,
pounds OF butter were shipped from
| and not one pound shipped in The n
who have taken up this work ara ~
and are enlarging that feature. othss
/ come as they can get ready. and ths,
! plenty OF them that won't as long as IN
! BUY. goods on a credit. Others do ne /,
! 10 be bothered with anything 20 ccst
/ that will interfere with their annual
weeks bake on the bank OF come sar
( lake or creek in watermelon time, al
are still some who are clannish Of
Marthy' Washington methods, and II
work and much Fostering Just make 4.
to do EN-. l.. X pos|