Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-23

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ing door.
No farmer has any business to be
anything but an optimist. There is
no one so closely in touch with nature
as the farmer, and nature is always
hopeful and always progressive Let
him learn of her.
It is well to remember that an in
dustriOus female San Jose scale louise
may be the prOgenitor of more than
billion offspring in single season.
Good reason for you putting up a
strong fight against her, don't you
think? !" 10 80
| Horse dealers are predicting lower
prices for 1907, owing to the unusu-
ally large number Of horses that are
being got ready for the market. 1t
is claimed that next winter prices
will be lower than they have been for
| several years. ~ 5s's"fs y" 'aE
| To smoke meat properly the work
! must not only be done in the right
way, but at the right time Clean
sawdust will furnish lots of smoke,
but don't forget that the meat needs
| time to dry as we'll as to get sufti-
| GENTLY darkened by the smoke.
| Plant different varieties of fruit
ho1 n I.
.ize each others blossoms. Alternate
the varieties by planting double rows
of each kind, side by side. Remem-
Der that some varieties are. self-ster-
lie and cannot fruit we'll when plant
ed alone. p. sr3aas 7atyaea H.. sFssl~ ....
1t was Walter Scott, I think, who
kept track of loaned books by insert
| ing pieces of wood the size of the
books in the vacant spaces and mark
ing on them the borrowers name. Not
a bad idea for tools that are. loaned.
Place tag with the borrowers name
| on it in the place where the tool is
kept. ~. "~ I'D. 49, -.
Egg expectations for 1906 were
double those for the previous year,
being 100000 dozens for the year,
which aggregated about $1,153,917, or
a fraction more than 20 cents dozen.
The outlook for 1907 is even more
encouraging, and those who engage
in the poultry business are likely to
have good profits.
| "Perhydrase milk is a new steril
lied milk produced by couple Of
| German doctors. The process consists
in the use of peroxide of hydrogen to
| kill the germs. 1t is said that milk
thus treated does not taste different
from raw milk, but it must be kept III.
dark place, as exposure to- light de-
yelops a bitter taste, but no germs.
| Wife has found an easy method Of
hanging out the small things on the
line these cold winter days. She
takes short piece of line and,
stretching it in the house, fastens the
handkerchiefs and other small arti-
Giles to it. 1t is then a simple and
easy task to take it out and fasten it
to the clothes line. Tell your wife
about it and have her try it. ,.- . -,
A successful poulterer recommends
the giving of one grain quinine pills
to the poultry that show signs OF
colds, which may be detected by 60
ing to- the poultry house after dark
with your lantern and listen, for the
hens that wheeze or rattle in their
breathing: In this way many cod
that might result disastrously for the
bird and the flock is nipped2 in the
bud. PREF ~ 5't5i'lE22@ 81 f4dn&63 9Hg
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The new pure food law is stirring
things up all along the line in tie
matter of butter. from the small re-
tail dealers back to the very creamery
itself. The. law provides that "ao
dealer in food or drug products will
! be liable to prosecution if he can es.
tablish that. the, goods were sold under
a guaranty by the wholesaler manu-
facturer, jobber, dealer, or other party
residing in the United States from
whom purchased The retail dealers
are therefore demanding such guar,
anty Of butter merchants, who in turn
are requiring the creameries to gt'ar.
antee their output. $500. ..5
Corn clubs among the boys and girls
of many farming communities have
accomplished much good. , The mem.
bers of the clubs are provided with the
corn to plant and are instructed in
the method of ground preparation
planting, cultivating and harvesting
Each member must do the work him
self and when the samples of corn are
exhibited competent judges pick the
winners and award the prizes. ORGAN
! ize corn club in your section. Such
enterprises are highly educational anG
tie the boys to the farm as notaing
else will. 'z1sa5sna 3ti 4tTa1
Investigation shows that corn cobs