Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-09-26

Sheep require clean place to eat
and must have 1t, else their health
will be impaired and food wasted.
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urally regular in their habits.
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~ is wen enough III eii'oaf A're -
tue swine business 10 am az iarse
neru, put commence WIN lew 'o"s
~ o.her Worus' aiiil at tie Vop pue eotu'
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squirrel tall grass that is 80 perm
clousiy spreading all over roaasloes' III
meadows and other places shouio nave
war maze on 1t. 1t does mlscnier 10
the mouths OF animals eating It
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,lasn .ilah oiue mass Vt uas 80
~ pasture .iiah q uose u pn' e'e'
When tba broodinp hen refuses to
NJ sanats 80. Ia ~, oan ho nretty
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Professor Hodge. OF Clark university,
has estimated the value of toaGs to the
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- ~ taaas In rralona bowavar
A. OK oonts on,ece
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Small hoghouses are more desirable
than large ones. When large, too
many hogs congregate in them when
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a., end ,ninro ono onothar
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At the end of the growth Of any
miami is the lime to XIII II In the
month Of August more weeds and I'M.
des,rahle n,ants can no ki,lad than in
s o.her hohth VI ehe seai' i .
sl'p''es 10 prlars' business "iiioMs' e.e'
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ture.
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Pruning should also be done to pre-.
vent undesirable and crowded limbs,
and to take off occasional suckers and
not ~ nrrna too savara,v In tho "a %
~ tho nec,octed orcbord cora should
no nscd not to remove too mnch hr,sf,
MI, at once
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Very few farm or village families
grow asparagus. yet 1t Is very easy to
raise. 1t Is best to get strong roots in
the spring, but 1t can be raised from
seeds, one ounce Of seeds producing a
thousand plants. sown in a bed twelve
feet square. A bed Of seedlings will
third vear
A good shepherd says that sheep or
our western ranges that are properly
sailed stray much less than unsalted
focks. Be this as 1t may, sheep crave
salt, and will hunt for salt ticks, aka
II, or other partial substitutes, II it is
denied them. AS rule, we think sheer
consume less salt when they have con
slant access to it than when it is fec
to them infrequently.
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eorth for winter use9 Now is tha finn,
II hny snr,np nrl,ets for u,,nter ,er,no
Feed more corn to tho fowls than w,
did during the summer Az tho sunni,
Of insects decreases make nm tha dafi
ciancv with n,eat scrans or meat meal
| The fowls might he excluded from som,
Of these runs and these shaded anf
sown to rye and rrass In LATE fa,
and winter the chickens can get fresh
green stuff.
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A great interest always attaches t
the first fruiting OF any tree In tn
home orchard. The most importan
question to be decided Is: VIII 1t com
true to name! Many and keen hav'
been the disappointments that have fol
lowed tie negative answer to tina
question. Inc purchaser OF few
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