The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-13

The crOv sometimes deveioDs A
appetite for young spring chickens
Look out for him.
TFy 3 BIT Of heavy wrapping name,
around the stem Of early cabbages to
protect from cutworms.
Don't let any swarms Of the bees
get away from you. Be ready "a
hive them. and be on the watch for
the event n
Look to the nuts and bolts on the
farm machinery before using. Manv
az accident might be avoided By I II.
tle forethought and care.
Il doesn't take very big hole III q
barrel to let all the water out nesther
aoes i take much Of a leak on the
farm to swallow up the profits.
fne heifer that Is harshly treated
Wnen she begins giving milk for tha
nrst time is the heifer that VIII carry
me blemishes in hex character q lonr
p she lives. 's
lne dairy COW shocld be given food
that is as easily masticated as pops,
0ie' that l. grain ground and roots
sliced. In this way you win be max. |
ng the large milk flow easy for her.
The food value Of the potato Ia
'nleily IN the startch 1t contains The |
percentage Of composition IF the |
White potato Is as follows: water "a.
'rotein, 2; starch. 1876; mineral mat.
er 10. 80
Keep your cye oa the shoulders Of
our horses during the heavy work ~
ne spring and early summer for
mai abrasion or sore viii cut the
uiling power Of the horses down Al.
lost pne-haIf.
Aiter you have narrowed the gronnd
: much as you think necessary give
another turn to catch any Of tia
Imps missed and then harrow II
gain Just for good luck. It takes !
ttle more time. but then, ii pays.
me lnecry that warm egg fresh
om the hen will not hatch unlasa
y cooled before starting the process
incubation Is like a good many !
aef theories based on a hit and mfss b
seryation. and is not to be relied on
II dairymen would remember that u
little germs which do SO much 5
scllief In dairy products cannot Il
rive In a low temperature thew b
'uid see that the milk and cream
ghiy. 2.
NO lice on my hens" we hear the ht
|e'it-fos-granted man say. we hope fl
, put Just take look and make hi
q Many q time we have been sur
sed, and shall we say ashamed by N
at our investigations have uncov to
q Ia our hcnhouse. 81
81
ne teeth Of sheep are good in. q
70 It's age, A yearling sheep has ia
iirst pair Of Wide incIsors; a two. A
r-old, two pairs; three-year-old
ee pairs; and ? four-year.old, four an
rs, or q full mouth. but the teeth re
all white and fresh. VII
ne man who doesn't take pure de. ca
t In seeing his stock grow and rif
We. and who does not find real br
lsure IN feeding and caring fol ev
\, cannot expect to have much sue
: A close sympathy should always gls
Y between stock and stockman. loo
no
he Illinois Dairy Cattle Improve.
It association is the latest dairy or. fat
Ization n the field, with Hon. John me
yart, OF Elburn, as president: DR.. he
Y Brophy, OF Ingleside, vice-presi. VIII
!; a. Q. Auten, Of Jerseyville. sec. gel
ry, and +. G. Austin, Of Efingham. boz
surer. May 1t have long and use. ne,
'areer. Tn
me
: sample Of chicken feed exam tell
by the Connecticut experiment bod
on It was found to contain about :.
OF cent. Of wheat and also oats Of
" and seeds Of ragweed, mustard ''Bl
pindweed, cookie, rape, etc. In all
= 100 pounds there were nearly 9th
pounds Of ragweed seed. Think pin
wing that nasty weed a foothold goil
ne Iarm nor
us.
the Urbana I'LL. experiment farm forr
ield which has grown corn exclu.
for 80 years without manure or l.
lzer Of any kind yielded last year ried
than 10 bushels per acre, while the
en- rods away another field with smiI
thing else the same except that viii,
zers had been used. rs bushels very
acre were harvested. Think on III