Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08
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FARM
i,,s III

is good for the horses and
stock.
and hogs like pumpkins and
good for them.
eater frst then scalding water
are the milking utensils.
get the hogs TO market too
low. II you are going TO ship at
,uomy In feeding Ii the secret
uccess In all branches Of stock
.ns.
. honest at heart and the mouth
! mot speak lies when dealing with
or neighbors.
Learn 10 do things right FIRST time
al save the time and trouble OF un-
earning and learning over again.
You will keep your flock OF sheep
more thrifty II you give II . ration OF
eoots-mangels or turnips-each day.
No after treatment Of milk can
make amends for uncieanliness In
handling the product during shd after
milking.
The Scotch rule IL n good one. II
q. "Ciean the land before II Is foul:
feed II before It 10 hungry. and rest
Il before Il Is weary"
The farmer Il entitled TO fair re-
turn for his products. but shipping
and marketing difficulties make II
pretty hard to secure sometimes.
II would seem as though the tim
her value OF hickory. walnut and
chestnut would be warrant enough Tor
the planting OF such varieties by the
farmer.
Stockmcn are coming more and
more to realize the necessity OF plenty
of light and ventilation for the stables
How II II with your barns7 Can they
- improved upony
Chores BY lantern light. Hard tf
oreycnt II during the short days o.
winter. But reduce the after-dark wori
20 . minimum. and have a goot
lantern with a clean chimney.
Old orchard trees may be rejuvenas
"a BY trimming back and manurin'
the ground heavily. The trtmminl
shoud be done during fall or winter
a. . good growth Of wood Is thus 10
duced.
Ola sod land Intended for corn mex
season should be fall plowed In orde
ehat the frost can help TO pulverls'
the soii. Turning the sod under ais
outs the grass surface In rotted con
Iition for the crop next season.
n Won are not getting the bulletin
lssued By the experiment station q
vour state you are missing muc
vhIch viii help you In the farmin
h.nlness. You are entitled TO thef
~ The station will gladly place 20
% the mailing list Send In your nam
~ once.
~Remember the Sabbath day to kee
n holy" Vas meant for the fArms
a veil a. the business man. And '
mint without exception me 1rm'
NO seeks to obey this Divine inJun
-. ouas that n WORKS 10 the soc
~ the farm and everything connccts
sSerevtth. Truly In the keeping
- commandment OF the Lord tne'
b great reward.
Keen the pumpkins and souash'
AIRY. and 10 . room or plece wmcn
at too cool. A pumpkin VII Re-
better beside Kitchen stove tnan
- ordinary cellar. Even immatu
.~.ekes win keep Tor . long IN
nj they are in . warm. dry ROOT
Those Who have dimculty In keepi'
esther squashes or pumpkihs shou
lcck TO their store room. The pre-
sbil,ties are that II IL too damp
the purpose.
Do you expect TO use IN incnoai
,ext spring. Begin to prepare
srch work. Prof o. NJ. Watson "a
the proper place for the esg'hatcni
v,.chIue Is a room or cellar vine
the temperature Is not variable. I
~rr.,est trouble with . cellar Is
,.rrh moisture. No matter u
s.mperature in the room Ii high
Now. 80 Il Is not subject to sud-
.n.rses. A brick cellar where u
not too moist Is the best place.
having a story above. the room
not afiected by the heat from the 81
and the thick walls do not cool
as quickly when II Is very cold o
s,de A great deal Of trouble can
avoided by having the Incubator
= roosn Of this sort. The room sho
he well ventilated. so as to have c
ss.nt circulation OF pure air. DO
mt the Incubator where u VIII %
. draft