The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
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s,ats. Ricng the bottom ut both SIDES ard
rnds n wire Is fas cncd which will IRE
vent tho weight q tro bottles from sprisN-
ing the rack. The bottom Of the bog n
made OF solid IiEht lumber. The idea IN
Go make tho box or boxes narrow enough
40 tina, a row OF cans may bc vet In be-
hind them. Place the rack IN The box AMI
place the bottles between the racks then
set In the cans cf mix. Less l'c VIII be
used by means Of this pan and It will he
much easier 10 handle the milk whether
In cans or bottles. The cost for cons,ruc-
ton IN small. IN the drawing A repre-
scnts the cans q mills ai.d with the bottle
box behind X.
APPLIANCES FcR FRUIT PACKING
The fruit grower. ub matter what the
fruit hc grows may b.. 70 he 81 Obliged 70
depend 20 q greater o. !vss d"gr"" upon
hired help viii hrd {; prpatlb ~ furnish
To the hc'T anything Nh.ch VA. enable
them Co do their work better. that a.. any
thing which VIII raAbic You - ll"scnt the
fruit To your customers ~ better cundi-
ton. For example. " IN not q good plan
to permit the apple rici"rs - E:lug ihc
fruit TO a E.Ncn yo.nt and du3lp ~ on the
ground. Have n SorsirE trough into which
the fruit may be gcn,ly poured from ono
basket at a time. iiaN" u arranged. u
possible. so that the person iutrustch with
the sorting can III NJ the work instead
OF standing. lie W Hle VII do much bet
ter work as n result. For those 90 assort
fruit sclCc; Tcorir YOU know To D.. honest.
let them understand thoroughly the stand
ard OF rrad TX and they VII work = u.
This applies Ip AMY fruit. IL; the s,Vcrs
understand that you 10 not want tine fruit
at top nG.t .uftU'u AID POOR fruit Ia the
middle. Let them e." you are honest with
-. .AH HNL.a WHNNN 1EetW In
honest with yoT aud take a pride In their
work. a.. when at work among Tire fruit.
YOU nutc vh,r. some simple CuutrlNaucc
Will hrlr mas. - ~ make the work easier
for sore ore &C. q and put % ia operation
~ possible. .cIrc lt:is trouble may he
neccsg-:. 10 ':.EE th.s aNuu;. but u al
ways ~ ~ IN rsUrd up.
GET GOOD STOCK IN POULTRY.
There srr many people who would ven
turc into a., poultry business IL they could
do 80 aud use ~ a basis the morErci sock
they already have. II has been repeatedly
proven chat -cngr,. took - not nearly as
profitable a. vel bred poultry. We 10
not mean q. nuN TIE stock which has 10
chief value because - feather markings.
but rather the nearly rull-brcd w!:h = rec
ord for NIgJF nnd good csE production.
Such stock can usually h~ bough; for
from s. n had Up ard 'gEs for from fi.So
To . - ~ ~ fH Ut. 80 w az - HAt'a ~
one Is In NJ hurry 9, IL a good plan To use
the good nr;h'r rcns from among the
mongrcls and les them cover Al the cggs
from good sock enc can AFFORD To buy.
Keep the mCul',lS Tor the carcass market
until you have the proper flock 81 better
bred birds and then j.; the monErcls ~
what"v,r YOU do. do not let the well bred
birds run with The moi Er"is Tor the stock
will run down under Tits plan rather than
be improve.
CONVICT LkroR on ROADS.
This may net s,';n an Hgs'culturai qucs-
ton. hu; t. g. decidedly 30 Tor the crying
need fo- guoH roads Ia certainly ~ country
diEtrlctn IL o. he r1rf'gsus % opinion
that ccnN!y. labor FNru 4 rcIu:-l" as ~.
tie as Iu's bio wl;h FREQ .ab.g ard yet. On
the other hard. d; Il I"'dlrFs cruelty 10
e place a msI i"h.uI prison bars Tor years
and rot give him any occupation. 40 mat
ter how baG a. may BE- We Eay. no right
to make q !sga,ic q him.. which s. the
usual fat ~ I'u Co.. duIHHrU vile without
o~ccupatioG. Tty lack - coed roads "a
country ds.g.cis u largely due 90 The lRrk
OF money 10 MAIZE them better 20 that II
we emf lUyrG convict labo. here the cx-
pens, 81 tAF Taxpayers would be- within
their ali. i'y 20 ray and No free man would
be dcpriNc ca 80 .ai-,f. Til" convicts would
be- the bette. ior u, morally. tho state would
bc humane tu So charges and country dis
tr.cts would Z" greatly Improved AMI farm
values Increased. There L. much 20 gain
In the Il.p and Eo;hing TO losc. The qucs-
ton 10 one ~h!rL WILL come up In several
states The c,m,EE session ~ the law
makers aud The farm"r should east hts
influence - i'aN" IN, I'm passed. II Is not
poi.tics but one 20 ID, few laws which
would De- on The proper basis OF the great
est COOL 20 he gr"atcs; number.
MIDSUMMER eROODY HENS.
Fowls sS they get along In years nave
tho instinct Of motherhood more pro-
%nouno,d. and We have seen j-ycar-old hens
who wanted 20 III, most OF the time. when
as ycar-old birds it was difficult to get
them TO stay on one lot OF eggs the rcquis-
Ito time. Although We depend aimos,
wholly on the Incubator and tho broodcr.
We canno; set wholly away from the old
hen, and wc have several at work every
year. One of the best ways OF breaking
up the broody hen l. TO have "A small en-
closure where ~" may be placed by her
self with enough room for exercise and
where che is projected from the weather.
Feed her fairy we'll and SEE that enough
water IL given her then remove the vessels
and everything else. Give her nothing but
sne lp - ptotsnl "a. III ON nuI shg vgliI .aun