The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-08-01

The avers
N n estimated that the dafrymen of most of the
the state Of Iowa alone lose annually cess If he
$50 900 900 as a result Of keeping I'M raising of
pro6ta BILE cows In their dairy herds breed of ca
and through not giving the cream that generally Ill
In produced the which will pro- breed.
duce the highest grade of butter.
One who
CJp to 1873 not more than $4,000 past years
was invested in orange groves In Cali writes tnat
sorn,o Az a result Of the Introduction cure is the
Of the navel orange in that year the parts OF a
industry has developed until today fresh marc
there is invested in the culture of this Our 1r1end
same navel orange $10O,OO0OO0 in Cal to give 1mr
ifornia alone.
Where a
It Is generally agreed that while the town or
dairy type of steer will never make as source of
good quality Of beef the strictly and govern
beef type, he will make more rapid he attends
gains than will the other this because from the ed
he comes from type Of cows whose are availa
digestive and assmilative powers are handed his
| abnormally developed get out
| lady friend who has tried it states speclnc
that horseradish can be ground very hiost every
nicely in the ordinary meat grinder. market ar
IT. roo+s orc xvasbad and scraned az chine sho
much as Is desirable and then put anu scaloe
through the mill, the job being just as !! Is consi
we'll done and attended with many less sioVeniy
tears than in the old way. separators
| is not SUI
While social standing and the posses separator
49,, - ,noron nov no Factors In dater sulting In
mining the amount of happiness that piouu'-
q young married couple will have as -, .
they go through life, it after all de- 80 -
ponds largely upon themselves ~ ~. =. ~,
how much of happiness or misery will PIG " 'A'
~ ~ ~ tha othar largely aa thew inequality
choose. - -
The fellows who went into the egg at any pr
deal extensively last summer and fall, IN cieasee
] buying eggs at good stif price, and nave uhr
whose corner this spring was knocked nlna man
to smash by old Biddy with the fresh $f'SS
. product before they had boosted the
Q price to the desired level have learned onoe,
. somewhat of conservatism and are not uloopn.s'
bidding SO fercely on this years stock ~. S.'
of eggs The financial furry, too, may WAGES "
I have had some part in preventing the n"o
spectators from realizing on their ex- ~
= pectadons. 1900. civ
q ror,ons oranoes and CRANE fr1it fers as b
y (when obtained ripe) are not only de- eAperien'
lcious and greatly relished by the av- unprlncll
Vt erage person, but they are also most iure incl
y wholesome food products, their mild
y acids being a much needed tonic ana roo'
T. cleanser Of the system. Thousands OF oagas al
dollars have been spent by California III sec'.
ID trr,t orowars this snrnp in a general dance of
"a sst,,. ~ +ho ,rer,+s of those fr,,its temporal
"a along the lines mentioned and I'M We. ANU
Or ,noroosaS a. a resu,+ the larg
a. the reas
10 As showing the ruthless and almost s,a" 40
io complete destruction of the white pine 80. :
forests Of northern Michigan and Wis MaS,oo
. consin Michigan editor recently told
n a representative Of the American For u,h,,o
III estry association that he had ridden In .o,h =
an eanve W ". @ue - - No, tha bearing
IuTOuSu lhc nSoAt Va ""@s 49, - IN Il
20 white pine region, and not until the a. Cot
20 end of the second day was an expert on 49, L.,
NC forest trees able to point out at a long 49,. h
60 distance a single white pine-the first 49, - :
they had encountered during the entire .ns ~ =
trip ~ tr,,t
mt There seems to be something in the wnen
ies .,., n,,na tho+ 10 constitntionallv burning
to opposed to doing some kinds Of work nie
an ~ on oasv wav To illustrate there's grass II
nd many a hardworking mother who still
ore adheres to the aborious old chopping tut
Sc bowl for the preparation of her hash nave On
.,,h.r ona uinca meats when a good migrati
meat grinder would do 1t In half oue 10
ess the time and with half the effort enecuV
DOT There are other good souls who Will ihsecei'
old not,on+v drudge awav on patchwork with,
n - hon5 md vie1v az absolute domestic been Il
1t sacrilege the calling of a sewing ma Oh Tue
out htn tnto .orv,ca for the doing Of the additio
led same work will all
az aowet
the while the average run of cows may long.
Of give a maximum yield of milk at seven and 81
or eight years Of age, there are fire the use
auently exceptions. Jersey cow be-
the longing to the writer that is thirteen 10 9
hey years old this spring is giving more wmcn
hite milk by a third than In any previous or gar
10 nor,oa of ,actation while conditions Tobacco
nee might be responsible in part, this would adoine
wa hardly seem sufficient to account for rate
and all the difference noted. Undoubtedly tooacc
ust a large factor is that this spring there De all
ven- was an interval of nine weeks between tnere
,ray milking periods, while in previous years ana
the there has seldom been more than four ounces
-" ~ Ave spraye
smalle
r,, o+bar dav m n drive into the In It
W - -. ,,atoa a hauk The lorwe once