Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-04-21

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one to three weeks of age. In cool
weather "Fresh casey eggs are class
out of which 1t is possible at times to
secure six good ones, three fair ones.
and three that are demoralized ont az
a dozen.
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The first horses Of the western ,,,s,n.
probably were brougbt thara ~ ~
Spaniarls. In 154h moro tton a,t,,
years before Jameetown MO. ..4.,.s
Coronado tha snan,sb conta,n s.,.s
roaming about tha MAINS ~ NJ,
Mexico, and ha tolls nt tho aa,. .,.as
nv tho Indians r. Inn, .ha,r ,,,,,na.r
on lodge po,es. ind,cat,n. tbot +h.r hoa
no horses at that date .avs tha 81
Iouis Post Disnatcb
In ria tho sn.n,.h a.a,n 1880.
and their letters toll ~! the o.t,r,.h
ment Of the Ina,ans a. saa,na ~.
3horsea thev bad WITTY N..,n nh. -
neiiition wae nstont,v fo.,n. ho,sa.
and tbar. +. ,,tt,as ao,,h4 az. ~. 49, :
Drove. ., ,,ast..r,, hor.o. ...-s..Xs,s
from these strays u n =
In An. early aov. ,,,>on ~. n,.,n.
thew were "a great ! nast - .-.rs,..s
IA thew arc TO-DAY We 10 ,,to t,,as
lnckless camnar who o,iowsa h.nS
of villa horses n cot aio.. aro,,.,,- - /.
his gentle horse. trrnad ~ - .ha
NIGHT 10 swaen thar, ~ ~ IVA. u
most psa,es, - ssn,1ou. -. ~. a.n - +
the wild comas ~ az .eat,a.. e. -
horses when ha ia thrown nth h.na
~ mi, r,nd that 49,, ~ 49,. 80,
raised froa ~ al, ,,s.,,osnt - !. Z.
we'll known foot that .ha har,as. : ~
s. ..o,,t s,,.n ~. -
In mol r.,, o.,s., a. :. ~
old gentle vol, hro,,an 80 as, I :. ,,e an
horse ono. ba oats tas,o :, sno,,
,raadon, e IS
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Horsas an,r,nra., 80 $50, ,.,a.,.
should NOT ho romna.a,, ~. should <.
Tod ganero,,sIv 90 as ~ .nsta,n 49,.
and good snir,+s A ta.m m ,.d and
consenuantls In noor condIt,on aud 80 80,
hle viii not accnn,r,,sh n,,o, raol ,,or,,
ana n 10 wasta ~ Zinc - h,ra a.,
expensive hand 10 drira .nct . ...yr y.
The work horses should be fed early
In the morning and they should have u
~ tha taon, w,,, no rast, : rro, ,,,s. -
the harness is entirely removed at noon
while they are feeding. Allow them
plenty Of time for a good meal and par.
tlal digestion before they are put to
work for the afternoon. It is poor pol \
Icy to put them to work right after
eating hearty meal or upon full!
stomach.
II we would allow the teams more
rest ut noon we would accomplish more
work than when they are only allowed
time to swallow their food. AT evening
let them be well groomed and their ,
legs, bellies and feet relieved from all
mud and filth.
The practice Of many farmers Of
driving team through cold water to
wash the filth off their feet and legs is (
dangerous, as 1t causes many diseases
that they are subject to.
A warm or overheated team should
not be put in a cold, airy place, but
first exercised and then blanketed and
put in a warm stable, and after the
blankets are removed they should be
wiped dry with straw or cloths.
When team has been exposed to
rains they should not be left to become
dry, but should be rubbed dry, as chills,
feyers and other ailments often result
from allowing them to dry by the
evaporation of the moisture from their
bodies.
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Hog Lice.
a sood pfeparation TOT kiliing nog
nee IS MADE ny netting three pints OF