The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-28

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ter. In this illustration. A represents the
water level. II the waste pipe. ID the CO.
mcnt and e the gravel foundation. The
expense OF cement troughs r. quite n little
but when built they will last for n lifo time
and are easily steamed.
GROUND BONE FOR POULTRY.
There can be no possible doubt OF tho
value Of ground bone for poultry but there
r. ronsideraic doubt as 10 the value OF the
ground zone and meat which In placed on
the market In the form OF animal meal.
Much OF Il IL good but n great deal OF II
has more or less tainted meat ground with
the bones which are not always In the
best condition. IL is much better TO buy
n bon mill and do the grinding of the
bones ut home IL IL slow and hard work
but the fowls do not require much OF the
meal so that II pays well 20 do II. The
bones for this purpose should be green
bones: that In. bones from which the meat
has just been cut. II there arc particles
of meat ciinging TO the bones they may
be ground with the latter provided such
meat II fresh and untainted. Only enough
OF the bones should be ground for feeding
two. or not more h three days. n IL
would be better to grind them daily II
possible. In the feeding OF meat IL II al
ways best TO buy h In wanted from the
butcher. being careful 10 buy only the
unNuAntfu ult0ks aAlu tlNntE kIAUu ~ lH "a
meat grinder OF chop IL finc In n wooden
bowl and feed Il with bran mash or mixed
with some mall grain like wheat. Usual
~ n t~easpoonful every other day TO each
fowl will be enough TO sapply their wants
I'm this direction. provided they are prop
sriy fed In other ways. BE cautious and
not over-feed OF the meat or II will faint
the eggs.
TREATING sHYiNG HORSES.
Our correspondent says that In nine
cases out OF ten a horse that shys can be
greatly improved II not wholly cured by
the removal OF tho binders. A simple
remedy and certainly worth trying. Then
there IL a possibility that defective eye
sight may be at the bottom of the trouble
n should such DO the case. all the moro
reason why the FLINDERS should be re-
moved. There In probably no cure for
shyness except 20 get the animal used to
seeing strange things and by treating Il
kindly. seek TO break the habit. II the
binders are removed and the animal has
free use OF It's eyes and may thus be the
more willing TO be led up 10 the object
which causes IL 90 shy and II petted. and
treated kindly and gently. IL quite likely
20 overcome It's fears unless the object
be quite formidable such as an automo-
bile, when a longer time will be required.
APPLES HIGH IN PRICE.
From all reports received from various
apple sections IL is almost a certainty that
apples will be high this all and winter
and the man who has a fair crop OF good
fruit II 10 be congratulated. This In tho
season To carry out the experiment OF sell
Ing the first grade OF apples In baskets
or other small receptacles rather than
barrellng them. The city consumer II not
likely TO be deferred by the high price OF
tho fruit from having apples this winter.
but he IL less likely than ever TO buy In
packages OF large size, although Just as
much fruit may be consumed as In pre-
vious years. Use the small package. have
the first grade OF fruit OF the finest spcci-
mems and wrap each one In tissue paper.
The second grade do not wrap and the
third grade sell for what IL will bring.
Anything below the third grade would bet
ter be kept at home and cut up as green
food for the stock II Il Is too bad TO make
apple sauce or for the family table. On
the packages containing the first and sec
ond grades OF fruit attach labels which
will show where the fruit comes from.
which will help ones sale ncx season.
Unless your apple crop IN very large or
very poor Il will not be nearly so profit
able TO market the fruit In barrels IN In
the smaller packages.
ARTISTIC FARM BRIDGES.
I'm many farms brooka or "A gully make