The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

4 the typical pen. During the summer lei
,..cir house be arranged so that the yard
or run around Il In on a grass plot tough
and deep sod with the grass cut very abort
thcn let them have n range with longcs
grass and have the trough feeding done 80
that there Will he no temptation to root
| up thu sod In the yard. Treat them In this
4 manner and IL will DO found they viii
make n decided gain In weight over the
pigs that arc brought up In n dirty pen
TREATING a HORSE THAT CRIBS
While poor teeth and bad digestion have
aometh TO do with n horse cribbing and
SONS rolLef will be had II stomach and
| teeth are cared for. tho practice IL largely
n habit. formed say some folks. nj time
when the bef.c was unusually hungry and
started to nibbio ut its mangsr. We ind
IL n good plan TO keep tbs horse busy with
some roughags all tho time II II In tho
stable, giving 10 small quantities. at n time
during the day 10 Il will not eat too much
Then It's teeth are carefully looked after
Following that water n given freely and
then We try all sorts of plans By fastonin.
different things 20 the manger: tin, cloth.
fur and even nails. Ons OF tho best things
wo tried was tho fur from n pois cat:
It's odor was not very bad. yot bad enough
so the horse did not caro- to 70, It's nose
too close and when IL did and got a mouth.
full OF fur Il though n long tins before
trying Il again Probably any fur would
have the sumo result. IL IL not n good
plan To plaster tho Odges OF tho manager
with tnr or other sticky substance for tho
horse only succeeds In smudging himself
with .it and making work for It's owner.
Try thc plan OF looking out for tho tce,A
and stomach OF tho horse and then follow
Il with tho uncovered manger.
START WITH coWPEAs.
haf th.. al ~ A.p Nox.N nr,N
most Of his stan ara firm friends OF al
falfa. velvet beans and other plants
claSsed as legunes. AZ q starter. there IN
littio doubt but that the COW pea II SUI
perioY to all the othcrS; understand this
statement correctly. please. II 10 noe
meant tkat the cow pea In supporter 70 NJ
falfa or 20 crimson clever for II ~ Do
cidodiy not. but sinAuly that for the b.
gtnner In thu calturo 81 this class Of Tisnts
Il In 20 be preferred for tho reasons thS
t'is easily grown and the soil does not
need 10 DO inoouletsd In order 10 obtaia q
start NJ In always the case with alfaifs
and many times with crimson clover. In
every section OF the country there In STIR
time to make tho trial with COW pear by
drilling them In between thu corn rows
aftor tho last cultivation. Use the variety
whippoorwili as rule for II mature.
much quicker than the other sorts and 80.
habit Of growth being more dwarf and lcss
bushy than tho other norts IL Is less diff-
cult 20 piow under: n tho COW peas are 10
be raised for hay the larger sorts vii
yield n heavier crop but the variety named
Is advised for the beginner. The advant-
age OF sowing with the corn In that thcy
will make considerable growth after thu
corn IL cut and will not. In any way. In
Juro the corn during the process OF growth.
AN INCENTIVE FOR THE FOREST
~ - H.. "a.
comes around u IN desired to again urgt
that farmers with more or less soil not
available for cultivated crops take up tho
, question OF forest tree planting seriously.
The writer may bs n little cranky on this
subject. but TO SEQ our forests RAPIDLY
dwindling away and Ettls or nothing boiuG
planted IL enough To make Intelligent mn
everywhere think. Already tbs price %
lumber used In the building OF an ordin-
airy cottage has inorcaSsd from z 10 u
per cent. over prices OF ten yoarsaEo. Trus
about 10 per cent. of this increase u ~ IL
charged 10 the Increase Of labor. but thu
balance IL due 20 the growing scarcity of
lumber. According 10 many reliable now
reports several OF the largss railroads aTS
buying cheap land, or using any such thy
may now own. on which u plant yclb0v
locust trScs so that they may have = saV
ply OF ties for their read bcSlS NJ n falI
cost. IL In also stated that tho telegraph
companies are seriously consi2larng tbs
sans plan in ord-G 60 obtain material fsT
the pins thcy use about which 10 TASTE
their wires. Here In an opportunity l.
make a portion OF your forest prsnIah.s
whiie YEA live. 81 you VIII. bu, 10 net plaG
llcusts entirely: sst sorAs Of the more val
uAbic and slower growing trees 10 that "a.
tAiro generations may rkss up and cak you
biosscL IL we take from bousufm nstIHs
! all shs - hborally gives ~ and give M
no chance 70 grow the sans things Gar saE
descendants what a future OF disSsmtor;
awaits thsRA IL IL unfa!E 30 do your pssrs
for postcrtty.
CLEANSING the MILK PALS.
DAirymrn' realize the Importance OF hav-
| Inc milk pals, caAs and pans thoroughly
cleanscd and know that one OF tho b-ss
methods Of dsing this u ~ cSpo~s ;hs yeS
sells 10 thu rays Of the sun. In tho case %
milk pans there ~ no hotter way THAI
building IA rack facing the south on vhcE
| the pans may be set at such an angle ~
will permit the greatest number OF rays -
| shlns In u. In the oass OF the rcgukS
milk can somethlnR like thc following plal
will be- found of bSnsftL a section % y
convenient fence may be pressed into ~
v.co In this manner Nail "A light boara 81
top and bottom AMI. IL many cans are L.
/ be cared for daily arrange the bottOD