Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-04

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Give the young chickens the run Of
the place.
II you sin against your stock. be sure
your sin will find you out In reduced
profits.
Home to the boy and girl does not
mean simply place in which to eat
and sleep and work.
Some men have not yet learned that
brains count more in farming than long
legs and brute force.
Some men enjoy being grouchy and
their highest ambition Is to destroy
something others have created.
The team should be fed the heavlest
meal in the evening, for they have
more time then to enjoy 1t.
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Ine 1000 unit OF every COW should
be governed by the ability Of the COW
to give a profit on what she eats.
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nen lays an eeg q week tue
year through, " VIII just pay ZOE neE
profit.
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y you want 70 get = soou eaten y
cover next season, give .he nelps
when are 70 We soWh y eoou co ees
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y pays 70 pe nonest win the chii
olen from 1he start, because tney are
sure sIo ma US OUT IN tlme' ana tne en
Eesl'ect tak ll's wings.
woman oiten goes ABOUT ner= wors
with 9 neadacne that would SEND a sl man
+ % sDed ana SET MN 70 moving SO ne
eould pe heard q miie. 3
NJ ..,,.,,,,,,, -, ,,,,-,,,, .a,,o ah.nan.
on breeding poor, starved animals, nor
should he think OF using immature and
snrunken grain for seed.
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a., ,,ssa - . : s,aans - ,art,,,.,na ~
chards that are bearing.
j. 100 go. -. :
= M "a ~, !. ~ s.Ds - "
as.ass - go. liz ps - go 49,
a. 49,. %ns.sas ~ - p a.. . sa
eae supply ~ s 's't 'SsaseS VIC ~
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s.... 49,. nsn ny ..es s ~. 1'.o :.
49, .neA snls 1s. .s = -
= s al'ls y
y Aoe pas.us onu y $50 =.
800 .saas y -, s 49, ~, 80 :.
I, ~, 80 p l.a, M ~. 80. ss
. snona y, 70 -. sao, ~ slAs eAs so''e
4 1''s - - :. = Z =
Sheep can never be pastured on rape
saiely we " ls damp eilher from ram ran
OF dew. IN order tnat me sneep can
hot g ONO tue Ial,e sAriy " tne u, s
lne = y e AeSI tnae tne gaze "
slost'el each evening.
/ nnmnl,in c,ifls n halves ana snlacef,
before the fowls win soon he nothlnr
hut rind J, pood wav- 4 ia; stick them
!. on nails In the walls OF the house, o.
the fowls Will get desirable exercise IN
Jumping few inches to reach them.
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s,,,,,, ,,,a ,,,,,a t.an, ..,,, ~ LII. ~
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to crib big load Of corn,
mo h,,.,n... 3 :, :. so,
y. AZ. - = ,..,,4 81 :. =
~ 49, = s.,s !
s,t,as ~ ss, .s. - 80 p. ~.
800 :, - A.. 49,
.ra.,.,. .,.at 1, ~ es,,s ~ sa' .' =
! 80" ~ 10 = = 70 .o''os
Milk should never be allowed to
stand In the stable at all after milking.
s,nferastino arna,,na,ts ,i,ot sto,,, NON,
ron,dlv MIN w,,, ahsorh vor,o,,s a,,orS
( 51n also shows that warm mn, 80. n,, =,
.l,sorh o,ors moro rsn,d,v thor o 49,,
MIL. $50 80
One advantage Of having calves come
i IN the fall Is that there Is usually
more time on the farm to attend to
the cattle, calves are more economical
" raised, since by the time the spring
grass shoots up they are ready for 1t,
and are In good condition the next win
ter to begin the duties Of maternity.
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