The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-15

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aqer them WHICH VhIreceivesaH thEAdrop@
pings go q sitg IS easy 10 remove them
WithSa hoessSIn cold w~eatherIdt not
heanocessaryt to rernove them daily unless
one has OF Wis hut they
should pc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. withE1and plass
ter or with dirt to keep down h odo1'
Sas weASass to retain their fertilzlngs@yalue.
70 nots USE inie forS this releasesSthe am
moniaai % IN IN valuable
fhe droppines Iaav 81 rsn,ove Nm ssE
twice Il week ana the board fHen amin.
with lime n wifl,#a s5f5i53f;op
of carbolfc acsd.
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M, -ssssU7 NE SNp Risss 49, larry.
/, aNs aovocales .ols tne Ben Davis apple;
sasa supenpty, oreusvari OF decidedly
~ ~ I svtss IAN tnal orzhoth3t home
Y 3orsasli Hiarke no o~thersvariety
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= ysais agos puf IN not now Ina the
80. NJ .A1 1850 "a y areS&faniliaE
MI 4stss spsau e.huls coloT RE- lhe Ben pavls
put Shey are quite as familiar With ttss
pooE. LILY ndsVah none OIL Recent
reporls from indicate tlaatztae
ioreign nsulasrsf IS also beginning TO look
p9ns sthesen Ben4sDavis With slls
pictoii,aoh exporter even going so faTas
70 ckains hat e we Y not stop shipping
1slouI Iorelga trade IN apples would be
ruined. Inas siss not IN tlls leastseonsolings
tos lnose WnoH nave orcflards Of Ben Davis
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q 8areStoSbe set. II avarietysis OF
go o COLOR and % high quality we'll and
good, Y r only one can be had then
chooseStheAyariety which has the quality.
Io prove its merits to the nsum let
trade Viii ~ gec,,ra Ts sas1sI ns,,ss a = a NE
fruit as well as III apnIes'
"a. WinSer Care Horses
% are lew FARMERS " b properly
leea lnelr horsesgduring the winter, the
man feult beingTthe tendency TO under
Ieea lhein. e is admitted that ftscomes.
4aard 70 iced very heavy when the horses
ere ao.Ng sSil tth or nothiIsg. bu on the
lolnsr hand the heavy work which Will be
reqnlredaof them when springSope Isl
oYerlooReu.S IA cutting Town the ration
scaFe shoulu be used that the grain ration
ls nor cut TOO greatly, for few horses Will
pc able 10 90 anRhonest days work In the!
SPRING if their main winter feed has been
roughage. An excellent plansof winter
ING ln horses - 20 give them q ration which
Wlligkeep Then IN goodscondttion, ande v
With feeding horses can
5isure Whalgthls ration should be, and let
them nave more or less 4ous door exer-l
,case; not ~ the harness, but I'M an en-
closure. suffcientlysiarge 50 that they may
IN this enclosure have = I soSa,, II IN
NJ ~, Sf57aHn.d 4.o&t+%~I~
SO that If the animals are left OUT iongers
one intends they viii have shaifeIi
and Something to keep them busy NJ III
surprising how much good this daily OUT
ing Will do the animals.
r..J:.@r..8n
Ior rofeln.
EWi1o are on allowances
~ the matter Of grain naturally wish toI
keepSdoWn me bill and make the
OF feeding one grain only. For
exampie g correspondent asks which
wheat bran, when, 81, 4 mater 81 fact he.
should feed both to get anywhere near IS
balanced ration, ana they should 81 red
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