Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-03-10

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EARNED Tor II by the lntroducers, yet mad
suiHclenl merit 10 warrant 1urther ana
more extended trials. The heads are large
ana solid, crisp and tender. while the
plant stands the heat of summer well,
thus greatly extending the season. One
of the peculiarities of the variety Is the
tufted leaves and these, with the large
and sold head. makes the variety eX-
ceedingiy attractive to offer to the mar
ket.
Farminn Worn Out Soils.
1t is not to be wondered that men oc-
cupying worn out farms are anxious to
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where the soil will produce crops. While
there are many farms that are apparently
worn out. but which. In reality need only
The intelligent upbuild,ng OF the soil. there
are many others where 1t Is not within
the means of the owners pocket to brinh
1t up to a state of profitable fertility. l.
can be done, but 1t Is work for the man
OF means. Most of the Worn out farms
are those where the soil is sandy and
where. to get any crop at NIL, it is nee.
essary to obtain 1t wholly by supplying
all the plant food needed by the crop. an
expensive proposition and only warranted
when the price obtained for the crop Is
large. The farm that appears to be worn
out but really is not, needs humus In tho
soil In order to furnish something to hold
the moisture. Such a farm or piece or
ground might be handled TO advantage
by growing on 1t any crop 1t would grow
which was suited for food when mixed
with grains; then by applying the manure
and some cnemical Iert1lizers a pet'er
crop may be grown the next year ana
after awhile some legume may oe ero"n
ana mus the cost OF nitrogen De reouceu.
At best bringing up a worn out Held IS a
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20 gro" Tue crop.
Thurnps in Young Pigs.
Those whose young pigs nave not been
afflicted with thumps may consider them
selves fortunate. This trouble Is likely to
occur with any lot OF pigs where the SOW
is fed heavily on corn during pregnancy
and after the pigs are dropped. This is
proof that swine need a variety In their
ration and considerable exercise as well
to prevent Indigestion and consequent
trouble with the pigs. The pigs with
thumps are fat, but they die II by one
without apparently being Ill so that there
are rarely any symptoms of the disease
until a day or two before they die. when
they will usually lie down fiat and pant.
showing at the same time a weakness of
the hind quarters. If you have a brood
SOW do not feed her as you would a hog
you were fattening for market, but fur
nish considerable variety in the food and
let the grain be mainly that which VIII
give her muscle rather than fat. Don't
forget that she requires exercise as well
to enable her to drop . litter OF healthy
and strong pigs.
Beautifying the Roadside.
The writer was nue. interested in go
ing through a small park In a certain
small town some time ago. Perhaps it is
wrong to dignity the plot by the name
park, for 1t contained less than 5,OO
square feet in the form of a triangle. II
was located at the intersection Of two
roads,, one Of which wound sharply a,
right angles, meeting a third road a u
dred feet away n thus Forming tht
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smaii TOT pulidins PURPOSES 30 tae OWE,
conceived inc luea :. maA,ns q paIN "
y. ne hau II properly kraueo anu SOW.
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put arlis.c manner 10 ,rees anu SHRUBS
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