The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
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Matter ansoiutaiy Erss.
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OF charge by the National Department
Of Agriculture. These Bulletins are
published at an expense of thousands
and thousands Of dollars; and the big.
gest and most enterprising farmers,
the ablest and most experienced scion
tist, have co-operated in making them
as accurate, helpful and up to date as
money and brains q make them. II
these publications were issued there.
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they could not be sold for less than so
cents each; and at this price undoubt.
eddy some good agent could sell you,
Z Mr.. Reader, not a few copies bearing
on SUBJECTS In which you are interest
ed. And that would be all light, too;
you would get your moneys worth.
But now these Bulletins are offered
free, and the long winter nights are
coming whtn farmers should have
GlGGty OF reading matter on hand.
We urge every farmer to make a list
Of those he wishes those relating to
the crops and SUBJECTS in which he Is
especially interested to his Represent
alive or Senator in Congress, or tothe
Secretary Of Agriculture, Washington,
d. O. The copies asked for will then be
promptly forwarded, free Of cost to
him. Some Of the Bulletins relating
to gardening, tiower-growing and
household work, your wife may need
for herself; get them also. Here Is the
list from which you a make your
selection:
No. %. The Feeding Of Farm Ami.
mails.
No. "a. Hog Cholera and Swine
Plague.
No. 25. Peanuts: Culture and Uses.
No. 81. Flax Tor Seed and FIBER.
No. %. Weeds: And How to Kill
The'u.
No. 20. Souring and Other Changes
in Milk.
No. 80. Grape Diseases on the Pa
cihc Coast.
No. 81. Alfalfa or Lucerne.
No. 80. Silos and Silage.
No. 33. Peach Growing for Market.
No. "a. Meats: Composition and
Cooking.
No. 35. Potato Culture.
No SO. Oottonsecd and Its Products.
No. 81. KaMr Corn: Culture and
Uses.
No. 3S. Spraying for Fruit Diseas-
No. 80. Onion Culture.
No. al. Fowls: Care and Feeding.
No. az Facts About Milk.
No. 43. Sewerage Disposal on the
Farm.
No. Al, Commercial Fertilizers.
No. as Insects Injurious to Stored
Grain.
No. as, Irrigation in Humid Gil
mates.
No. Al. Insects Affecting the Cot,
ton Plant.
No. 4s. The Maturing OF Cotton.
No. 40. Sheep Feeding.
No. so. Sorghum rs a Forage Crop.
No. 81. Standard Varieties OF Chick
ems
No. 81, The Sugar Beet.
Nc. 81. Some Common Birds.
No. So. The Daily Herd.
No. sc. Experiment Station Work
Il.
No. 81. Butter Making on the Farm.
No. So. The Soy Bean as a Forage
Crop.
No. SO. Bee Keeping.
No. go. Methods or Curing Tobacco
No. 81. Asparagus Culture.
No. 81. Marketing Farm Produce.
No. SO. Care OF Mix on the Farm.
No. Ga. Ducks and Geese.
No. 65. Experiment. Station Work
III.
No. &C Meadows and Pastures.
No. 68. The Black Rot of the Cab.
bage
No. 60. Experiment Station Work
No. 70. Insect Enemies Of the
Grape.
Nc. II. Essentials in Beef Produc
tion.
No. 70. Cattle Ranges Of the South.
west.
No. rs. Experiment Station Work
Nv.
No. IA. Milk as Food.
No. rs. The Grain SHUTS.
No. II. The Lining Of Soils.
No. 10. Experiment Station Work
".
No. 10. Experiment Station Work
vi.
NJ. 80. The Peach Twig- borer.
No. 81. Corn Culture in the South.
No. 80. The Culture of Tobacco.
No. SO. Tobacco Soils.
No. 81. Experiment Station Work
VII.
No. SIS. Fish as Food.
No. SO. Thirty Poisonous Plants.
No. 81. Experiment Station Work
VIII.
No, SO. Alkali Lands.
No. 80. CoWpeas.
No. Of. Potato Diseases and Treat
ment.
No. 90. Experiment Station Work
TX.
No. 50. Sugar as Food.
No. 94. The Vegetable Garden.
No. 05 Good Roads for Farmers.
No. 96 Raising Sheep for Mutton.
No. 81. Experiment Station Work
x.
No. 90. Suggestions to Southern
Farmers.
No. 90. Insect Enemies Of Shade
Trees.
No. 100. Hog Raising in the South.
No. 1O1. Millets.