Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-09-12


Aet '"e' COW, i'''N ~ .ne - -, a.
is not good for .her.
10y s'esn ~ 'u.o' 49, y, 80, 81.
- 'ne on's u"'''i's ''''' - A''e'
a W" ~ '''''A W e'''
Don't w,sh duck eggs. for washing
taxes OH ..e natural COMING opel''
pores III .'ie siiei'' anu p"'e9 VIC wy
10 carry DECAY
Scatter n generous quantity of salt,
and wood ashes. for the horse on the
ground and see how clean he will clean
1t ND. 1t is good for pin worms.
son,o mo, ara ;,dgo, Inv the;,. build.
ings o+hor. nv tho Find of stock thew
l.aon very oood immersion of the
,.,n, 80 no. i. soon hv ,oo,,ine info
III. ,,,,a,. ,,,.1
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The seed corn topic Will hot down
oon oh+oin sot;sf,ctorr Stand Some
+osts ~ so,1 ro,,,rtad this snr,nr show
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Make every square inch of the farm
rich but the lawn, and make that beau
tiful. A lawn that does not present
field tbot is beautiful and not rich is
nm abominotion TO IFS owner.
In the adjustment. OF cuitivatof tue
shanks should be easy to handle by the
operator ana at the same tlihe 90 soou
work. have seen men WORKING ike
when there is no need at all for such
efforts.
" +,,o ,o, hot aar- +horo ;s Ton.
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a,,a,,.,, =, 49,, .,at ala no III, oon,o
80, 70 IL ~ o,sr ia
sse NC stiouiu use uise'e'ioA NeA Az
no piiiAe
NOT every rich field will nrod,,ce good
crons. NOT every trotting bred horse
will trot NOT every drpfter will escape
the borbed wire. not every banker is
honest. NOT every bright thing that gilt
TORS is gold. NOT every church member
is Christian.
mere Is an 'he uiiference III tile
Worlu III the way men cuiti'ate corh'
i1ots OIL men lose more liiai .heil wages
III tiie corn ,heS tear OUT All ooss oi
'ariiis sliouio pe laugh. now ~ cui'i.".e
corn ~ Is an essehtiai iac,of III eiieir
"a ne" iiiiiAei WI Nv, So. q" iiuen
I'm 80 ene on' w "i'. VI. w" i'''s
- aeus'inu' ~" , ,, so.',e
So l,, . ,1s ~ ~. isps
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tne IS. w "'sii. .,, nel mn" ''en
ene A"' " n" nillAe''
nh smo,, hrooder who is orors+oo,.o5
w. not aioui'. -
80 tm 60 s n"S
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NV ., "
~ $40 pA''e
| Horses for hard work should not be
| too fat; good thrifty condition is best
nm 70 worl, battar and snffar from ba,t
loss Than II worry RAT 3op +b;s ,ooo,n+
oots lie hatter d,ily ration far wor,.
horses than corn m;xtrro Of tho
two y;ras oood rosu,+s
!
| question is can one afford NOT to Inv
1t? AS a rule not enough study is civ.
en- the advantages Of having clover.
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~ :. nv ~ -, '.,m n wv eon,'.'
w 80 ~ so". n.'
eAe NV an'"ss' t@''peu " y "1e W pe
| Aes"i'eu.
To ,een ,onr aoo,, nc frao &c n,ss,,,,o
sro,,, shoan nar.sita. ,,,.a tho n,,;,nais
o,,orao ~ nos+,,ro 90, onoo a,.on,,
zen ua.s. N'iaii"' ieu eio.er' oa.s OF
any hish-sfo"iiis forage Is eoou fof
sheep' iiiasl'iuch as the ahilhals are
not SO ii"oie 10 become lhles'eu WIN
parasites as ~heh eatihg grasses which
grow lower.
The man who cannot he ,uduced 70
select and fest his sead corn nronarlv
should plant thick and then thin it to
the required amount If he does not
want to do the work himsei' he can
hire, boys to do it. A man is running n
| risk when he sets his planter to three
| grains to the hilr' Of seed that has not
beep managed nronerly. Refer have