The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-17

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days a. "O- ,,-: !
' ';, + Operative Union |
an. n, !, v. dAmsrIca |
,of ~ ooII.r, Per Week Fro"
st ~ NeT y Ten Cows
, stoi Tx taylor, in southern Ru
in on 81. e a,s small dairy .. Of 'hi If,
Icana, 's ~ make specially OF
Use Of Z, =, and Duttern al. W, 60 H,1 to
.orIop barrel churn that
$ Of ss .,s s,l's and forward and gives give.
gravel ' .ss with least labor Mon
dnesday ..' eleven gallons Of cream Fan
,,rtyone pounds OF gilt
fro. 'DJ t.rped in about thirty
70 - 80 wodnesday we had twen"
oooa ''0 " N mounds, and on Friday
''SS % 4 40, onsbaIf pounds making
,oppds Of butter from ten
ard of rs we're milking, one a
tence "a ,,,t her calf at seven
fenced / :, she was sixteen months
oilers are COWS that will
IN July. The other COWS
nOer OF ,,aped in February and
'ne graz ID n ny COWS are thorough
'a'nSt \, Or high grade. We have
the race ',o,rstor, and from thirteen
.n,v.tuo milk this morning we got
ahorno ,,,Abalf gallons of cream. l
Al ~, law mixers in the winter
,b ~ ,,rOp Of wheat bran and a
,ro ~ r,,t Of cotton seed meal
three gallons Of cotton seed
S and raII 'fped night and morning The
N of ann mrred out on the range,
lrsion u = otber roughness the whole
n at Auss :, Heifers and the smaller
n not get quite so much
oA''oSig a. most of the buttermilk is
, Two arg rlored people, who come to
and Iln tr u the day we churn at
injured, gallon The skim milk from
ncbastoa ,.or Is put in stone jars hold
O Of n ,,Ions and allowed to clab'
a fallfns market mornings we put
~ 80 4 clabbered into the churn
IN t for about ten or fifteen
enough to thoroughly break
I Worth 81 Al make it smooth and thick,
fternoon ought to see how my custom
'ho was IN have no trouble in get.
k Wedna n9ners for every woman who
sHs her neighbors about 1t,
non have to refuse to sell to
, 'N' ~ yas. | get 20 cents a gallon
lay d. N sour milk. Should any OF
seu WIZ N gst TOO sour to make good
ad Rot -g1 we put it in a 100-pound
sH on the back of the kitchen
parc, mill It Is slightly warm, not
enga oe,: It'd empty into cotton sack
ona hw up to drain. We do this
- -. and next morning empty into
lsh pan and put on a little salt
cream and then work it with
whom M Hb like mixing bread until it
tments tA and put little over a pint
Jail a h aid in clean white cloth
a bot}e np up and sell it for 10 cents
hgs as cottage cheese or smear
have a great demand for it.
'0' y GentS pound for butter. Last
% lof sold 70 pounds Of butter for
n MS 100 gallons of buttermilk, $40;
Hosp slilgeS Of smearkase, $3.50; 2 IL
sweet milk at 40 cents a gal
q sr,sss,.f Total, $3.50, from ten cows
u +.;S week This week we will do
IS We will have three more
lpgS ] have two registered Jer-
=, WIS and a registered bull four.
III aaths Old
ah sihlt expect to have better
SEs than | have now. Have
ampss Teyear-old heifer fresh about
traia IfPks that gives over four gal
tway milk day We are town
bioh1 bare only been on the farm
oft ~ years, My daughter, myself |
-. coiored boy do all the work;
a acres in bottom, four in corn,
U onehalf in Irish potatoes and |
Ndan stuff, and a strawberry |
mug y cnefourth of an acre. take |
'"'Y aoaea farm papers, but the |
" aeats them all in practical |
a G the Southland.
~ asaale Farm. Little Rock, Ark.