Warren sheaf., 1905-09-14

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The foliage of the soft maple will en-
aure the degrading influence of soft
coal smoke In our cities better than
viii the elm.
Nearly all men work and work hard
Tor money, but 1t Is only the few who
are wise enough to 50 manage and plan
that their money VIII work for them.
A Collar rightly used Is one Of the
most industrious workers IN the world.
One will more often hear GOOD
things said Of the Red PolJed cattle
as dairy animals than as beef animals.
There IL no question about their being
good mixers, and they perhaps come
as near being typical dual COW a. we
VIII ever get In this ooune1.
In test made at tha Ok1ahona ex-
pertinent station II was found that
twenty three loads Of manure put On
one aeSe Of land tn two tnstaIlments
during seven years gave o643 bushels
more wheat and Of bseser quality than
an adjoining acre which received no
fertilizer. Both fields ve1e In wheat
for the seven yearH-
The corn canning seaeon IL On. and
very doe crop Is ready for the c1nners-
Where the eanne1fes are located every
-man, woman and child Ks busy at good
wages Many of the canuHtes are now
growing their own cRn, they being
able By 30 doing to better regulate the
timing 2 the planting and harvesting
of the product, 50 securing a better
quality OF their finished product.
No pedigree NO matter bow gilt
edged, ls any excuse for keeping an
ugly bull around the premises. We
know Of one such animal which the
owner has to keep Gagged up like some
wild animal and the care Of which IS q
more dangerous proposition than smok-
ing In a powder magazine. We told
him the last time we saw the owner
that he would yet figure in q tragedy
wherein dead bull and dead granger
would be the principals.
Argentina can make and place upon
the English market q pound Of good
beef for 8 or cents less than can the
beef raiser OF the United States. Cold
storage methods have practically elint-
mated the matter Of distance, and the
Argentina beef, travelling the 1900
miles in thirty days, arrives IN Eng
land In the pink OF condition, all the
sweeter and tenderu for the long trip
As there Is no limit to the amount
which Argentina can supply. II looks
as though we should lose our market
and John Bull get cheaper meat.
II colony Of Tackles seem disposed
to make their home and nest In the ev-
ergreens On the lawn and round the
homestead It VIII be well to discour-
-sge them from 50 doing, for they are
a very dirty bird, even IL the plumage
OF the male bird Is exceedingly lus-
trous and iridescent as he marches In
stately way across the turf They
build rough and tumble sort Of nest
after the manner Of their kind-the
crow famf1y-and drive away other
and more desirable species OF birds. A
few discharges Of gun among them
when they are looking up their resi-
dence VIII drive them OF. and It Is
wise to do 30
This is the season Of the straw pile
the thrashing season. Some Of the
straw is well stacked and Will be avail
able as good feed and bedding next
winter Much Of It L. Just dumped
where the separator sings II Straw Is
well worth saving and caring for.
Where a city market Is accessible It
Is worth from So to IS per ton It Is
worth 81 per ton right on the farm to
form the basis for barnyard fertilizer.
Years ago 1t was all burned up as soon
as the machine got through; now It Is
allowed to rot In pile. as3de from the
little which Is eaten by the stock
Where It can be done. the grain should
be stacked near ths farm homestead
and the straw all ueed n bedding and
fodder during the winter IN the barn
yard. for ton Of barnyaFd manure u
worth dollar at least TO any farm In
the west.
Whist may be termed ths bsef horse
Is the horse for the svaa0e farmer TO.
raise-<he hRDe which q four years
pf age win pull down de scales at
] 900 pounds for The dsmand for de
heavy 6raft hogSe + constant and ~
liable IN sy1te OF M ths t7olleJ FuodA
and hcyc30 pok Into COM
petition Win him Ths AmJeA C060,
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