Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-04-12

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starter just as much as the cream does It il
to fit it for churntng. bed
hard
Hen manure may be used for lawn swer
dressing to advantage if mixed with make
three times its bulk of earth. It should worth
be used very sparingly.
For,
No uo++ar - Goods ID .o+o;, +ho,r for a
vitality mora than ono va.r would is so
always ,sa coed of the ,,rarious yeor,s if he
growth if we could. Age with seeds "lnlll
usually means impairment. ent &C
future
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use the culls of American apple or
chards in the shape of dried apples W.
ond n,onnfoc+nra , 6rv chomnaona has a
1rhioh ,,,ban cont ov.r boro orocas tho plant
bo.rds 30 our n,hohs all tel
they
rho 1orso, +uo-,aoro,d cow Tonono We So
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worth If high n,4ced food Int her mill, ping
product sold for $3.50. She gave an av
erage of twenty-five pounds of milk ohe
ner dav. but II wos nearly all cream. pean
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wa sow 81 ron acre field of rod clover and '
tho other dow in which there mnst have level
boon o+ work lost season n thousand bikes.
nocket ponhers for they had literally are m
borayooI,bod Tho Gold fron ond 10 enG of SIC
This fellow is great pest in the clover
fields. "A 6
is the
A graceful trailing vine of some sort lands
always adds beauty to porch or re- and $
cessed corner Of the house. The Vir- ton O
GINA creeper the rambler roses, the hyacil
moon flower. the passion flower and those
clematis can each be used with much which
satisfaction, busin
The value of succulent ration for One
stock in winter, especially the dairy prese1
COW, the brood SOW the ewes and the the b
poultry, is conceded by all, and While sever:
various root crops will furnish such ed, a
ration it still can be more easily and lost
cheaply secured through the silo than spring
in any other way. ready
in the
An agricultural journal formulating
dairy ration Tor one OF us readers We
advises giving the COW all the wheat farm
straw she will eat in connection with err fa1
other foods. We do not believe that in q
wheat straw or sawdust has any place and
on the bill of fare for the dairy cow. leach,
There Is about as much milk in wheat could
Straw as there is IN renee posi-. wet o
king
Adulteration of food products has of the
gone further in the line of sweets from
the maple tree and buckwheat -four The
than IN almost any other thlng. NO subsit
man VINO handles tnese pfooucts Is eA- claim
pecteu 10 guarantee tIelf selulneness' whea
ana II ne does ne is not DelleVed. equal
Every state should have a pure food zone
Id" not 10 prevent aoulteratlon put TO Breal
compel the selling Of such adulterated Of tb,
1ood prooucts tor just what they are prepa
priced
Inc very nnest quality OF Wheat' the G.
fc hor viz 4ov hat l,or
oats' parley ana max that we nave ever over
seen produced in this country came
iioin .ne La noitii' where II Is up anu Yer
.uch Aoi .nese eeieais 10 inalure pe- on M
tween spring and fall frosts. The quail rho
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years, but it looks like taking quite 49, ,
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fall of snow when the oats are well in to-
bloom. -,
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,,s;r,o e., A. 800, 20 -, fields
80 +ho do,, fo,;o ,,e1 80 - infini
ing this with others of medium height Ans -
with the outside row made up of the co;<
dwarf kinds. This arrangement is for 80 !
circular bed. A dozen plants are enough onH
for six foot bed, and they want a NAV,
very rich sandy soil and during the ond
~. an tne water tnes can get. thong
They should not be set out until the Vii
last of May, and will cost about dol on1+n
for plants at your greenhouse or1, =
e., CHEAP
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