Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-10-24

A .halrbr0hen animal Is dangorous.
Never can tell just what he will do
Feed for growth, and then be car.
full that you do not get the animaia
too fat. -.
upderdrain the wet land, as IL WIN
pay you, especially II you want 10 VOW
fall wheat.
Early apples rot quickly when ieit
on the ground. No profit IN thai.
Keep them picked up. e
To have the cows fIoshon in the
fall or early winter means larger
profit for the farmer, that is II he sells
his milk ~
II more OF the milk OF human hinS-
ness was taken by the milkman his
customers would get more 81 The 'b-
adulterated milk Of The cew
II you could Just so back over the
present season how many things you
would do differently. Better make
note of thom now lest you forget ere
another season rolls round
| AS one drives along the highways
at this season of the year Ii is easy
to judge by the weeds rs TO the hct
OF public spirit and pride Of the farm.
! ora living I'm tho community
Many Young chickens catch colo
these nights by crowding In brood
coops, and getting overheatcd andtheD
| going out in the chill morning air
J The chicks should be gotten on 10 the
rocst as soon as possible,
Raised any s,mflowers for see,f for
the chicks this year? II SO, lookout
that the birds do not harvest the
crop for YOU. They love the seeds
and will get the start Of you unlefs
you bag the large heads while they
| r1pen
Ii is true OF trees and plants as weK
as of animals that the better nohrish-
ed they are the better will they resist
disease. Properly nourished orchard
trees can endure fungus diseases bet
ter than those trees which are in an
impoverished condition
a safe general rule to follow in
the breeding Of heifers is 10 DELAY
such condition until the animal has
reached the size OF normal *
months old heifer, or until IL shows
vigor and health which wiz make 1t
equal to the duties OF maternity
Not a bad idea to have stack yar6
in which to place the straw when The
grain is threshod. This win maho u
good place for the cattle on winter
days The stacks will shelter nom
the cold winds and the cattle win
be tempted to many bite.
Moving the weeds along the road
side pays in more ways than one 1t
improves the appearances OF the com
munity through which the road runs
and il prevents harvest 81 weed
seeds being caught by the winds and
scattered broadcast over The folds or
either side.
See that your poultry house ia fit-
ted with some kind of ventila;!ng fac
which will give the fowls !rcsi AIR
without draft. II the poultry holse Is
close and unventlIatod, IN The winter
| hA ut a Il, mill L..
on account OF the moisture thrown on
, from the lungs and bodice Of The birds.
II was Edward Everett Hale who
said: Never bear more Than one
kind OF trouble at time. Some poo
pie bear three--all they have hah al
they have now, and all they expect "
have. Certain it is that the farmer
is prone to bear Two troubles a. "a
+. time. Those OF the present aud The
I worry about the future Of the crops
II the young hogs do not appear 10
grow fast, perhaps they are troubled
e with worms. There are several KINDS
to be found jDfesting the alimentary
5 canal, but perhaps the one most com
) monty found is large white worm,
varying in length from five TO ten
] inches. This parasite is usually found
in the small intestine. Other com
mon parasites Of the intestine inciude
the thorn-hcaded warm OF the small
! intestine, the pin worm of the ,ectum
l and the thread worm of the large IN
TESTING.
, Pasture the cattle In the stahbIe
! fields. You may not realize il but the
l scattered grain which the reaper
3 misses amounts TO good deal and
: will be picked up'by the cattle or hogs
l and turned into money for you. The
a Montana experiment station, by re-