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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

Clarence Jones of Loveland,
and Lola Hall, of Elk Point, s.
D. were granted a licence to
wed yesterday, by the Clerk of
Courts of Pottawattmie Co.
M. j. Fitzgibbon was a bust
ness passenger to Omaha this
morning.
Glen Hairsine, son of Robert
Hairsine, is dangerously sick.
Compounds for crystal oil
painting No. l and 2 sold at
Shileys drug store. Price 75c
a bottle. ms
Charles Higgen's little boy
Charles, age 6 weeks died yes
terday afternoon of Pneumonia
Funeral Thursday afternoon
|2::3o.
Theodore swanburg who has
been in the Boughton hospital
for the past eight weeks was
taken to his home in Onawa
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

We are the agents for East
man Kodaks and Cameras see
us it you have the Kodak fever
we can supply your wants.
3l8 Erie J. D. Brown & Son
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06
d.. hcCUNE
AUcTIONEER

Is years experience. | will
call your sale for $40 a sale and
small ones in proportion. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or no pay.
You know me. Telephone y-l8
If.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

A. j. George was in Modal.
today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

For Iowa Fair Tonight with
cooler east and central portions.
Light Frost tonight. Friday
fair with warmer west portion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06
w. g. TENSLER


cussed by our citizens these
days.
And now the fishermen are
beginning to get their tackle in
Shape for the season.
Ladies gauze underwear at
the cash Bazaar.
Think Off A man died of
sunstrole in Des Moines yester-
day, MAY 5th), That is pretty
early for sunstroke in Iowa.
Eastern Star Meeting.
Valley Chapter No. 26, Order
of Eastern Star will meet in.
regular session on Friday eve
ming May 9Th, at s p. m. All
members take due notice and
govern yourselves accordingly.
Mrs. c. A. Walker, W. M.
The Homesteaders will give
an ice cream social and dance
Thursday evening May, 18th.
Outsiders admission Is cents.
Music by Mrs. Coulthard.
Ml3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

Marcus Bramon MS
The Athenas candy kitchen
has : new Soda Fountain all
competed ard it is one of the
finest in the West. Everything
about it is strictly Sanitary,
when down town go in and
they will be pleased to show
you the Mechanism of it.
Bert Faith was a passenger
to Omaha this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Miller, of Omaha
and Mrs. Roger, of Waterloo,
Nebr are in the city for a WIS.,
it with their Uncle, John Rowe
The Library Board met last
night, and among other business
transacted, appointed a COM
mittee to arrange for the select
ion of a suitable lot upon which
to build the Library.
The Lady Foresters will meet
Thursday evening in special
meeting, at 7::30. All members
are requested to be present as
business of Importance is to be
transacted.
Ladies gauze underwear at
the Cash Bazaar.
f. L. Davis is in Omaha on
business today.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church will serve dinner and
supper on May 26sh at the
church parlors.
Dr.. Boughton reports a son
born to Mr.. andMrs. Dan Messer
yesterday.
Mrs. G. P. Smiley will return
to her home in this city Satur-
day from the hospital in Omaha
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

August StrIetzel has the lead
In OxfOrds and fine shoes at 206
Erie Street.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

Glen Hairsine, son of Robert
Hairsine, is dangerously sick.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

WANTED To sell an Air
Vacuum carpet cleaner, 1 extra
hood and in good condition.
Must sell at once as | am going
to leave the city Tele. 400
Marcus Bramon MS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve dinner and
supper on May 18th at the
church parlors.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

DR.. Boughton reports a son
born to Mr.. andMrs. Dan Messer
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

DR.. Chapek will be at Dr. De-
Vores office Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, May 6, Z, IS.
See him if your eyes need at
tending to.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

If you want a good Lawn
Mower, call and see j. r. Nc
Gavren before buying.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

Mo Valley Hospital, DR.. c.
v. Boughton, physician in
charge.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06
There will be a meeting Of
the X P's Monday evening May
10. Work in End degree.
A. N. Brown, c. c.

j. j. Fitzgibbon arrived
from Denver this morning to
attend the schwertley funeral
tomorrow.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

spaffard the Photographer
went to Loveland today to take
some views.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

This weather is at least a re-
minder of Spring.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
Mo. Valley, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02

bage meo Menter. Tna iamnIe MaoSe
poyet ben iipe Merchandising, oa
Den fit Den Spaupe at biQlpe GUS.
manosgutten arne til SicmmefsIeIie
og Sroifab moo oct TRANCE Sabre.
lano. @lGoeliet mna oct ppre for
9igteren at minoes, at ban aloria bar
oigtct %ifisnHere, emo naar ban ielpfor-
glemmemoe bar iunget poo ct onoet
Wenneifes 8esne % for at Iette bets
Sipsfamp. Zen Gang, iom er blit
aae HoromGnos Gle, bar oprinoeIia
tGirft of ifille biGIpe en- eneite. aon.
tie Den nctop oerpeo tit ct ioa itoer.
iig, enfelt % biertesribenoe ltotrpf.
Gette og iltolige andre Srpf maa
Oct glGoe 9ieteren at erinore, / ct
Salpbunoreaars 6iernipn. @rinores
bill oct osiaa | bisie 9age af norife
WaGno os apinoer, iom ienoer S9bre.
la%nosiongens 9ieter og bans Sultrn
en- fiprlig Sanfe og ct inoerIigt gnife
ON, at ban mart maa Bill friif for os
igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02

al operitnnet Noogone bIep inoforIi.
pet for aItio | 5ortraineer pg Tigte,
icm oil lepe og pirfe | mango biinore,
Der at aar, - sipe ioIsIabe Orb og
b0Ipe til at Irgge 2ipet tilrette.
@lnoeIigt at minoes. bporIeoes ale
De beIoige, naar-parsIenoe geeipen.
beoer ! 2sbet af Soroaret o. 5oriom.
meren for femti aar iioen: gaIgieie-
rem og. Saobet ON iammen meo Sen-
rif Sbicn at forene ollie sc melt bega.
peoe Sfueipiuere til Ell Grobring at
ariftiania Seater paa @~anfplaoien,
og ielpe ben italienffe Sribeosfrig,
iom biorog til at ifabe ct npt @aor-
flima | europa, % | 2sbet af SUM-
Wfaaneo Sribe6ens og NntionaIite-
tens to fore Seire peo Tagenta og
S~olferino, Wapne, iom fit en- bebaa-
renoe gelflang for aae Sioer, ale
oisie gegipenbeoer bIep meo at forme
Den npe fredericksburg iom poret
frem nn0er grbeioet paa "arne".
@l9oeligt mao bet bare at minbes,
bporleoes oaiaa en- anoen SplepeIie
fra ben ianrme Miotiommer fom meo
/ 9igtet: en- uiigeIig gmbeo operfor
ben inge Suitrit, iom mn pioite, at
bun ON life ret lang Sio finoe pente
lit fsrite Barn, og gmbeoen operfor
bette Barn, iom enbnr for oct blep
fsot, par meo at forme gIanen til
"Gn glao Gut" os giue noset al Den
opbe SnoerIiebeo til Sangen ON 2an-
bet me6 De tliien Stem.
@l9oeIiet for 0igtercn at minoes,
bporIebes ban forisgte at bi9lpe
Irne til at fsle fig biemme / bette
2anoet peo at gipe BAN en- np S9ore-
lanosiang at ipnge, en- Gang, iom
ifnloe gisre bans 2ib iisrre og let.
tere; og bntlfen SperroifeIie set bar,
at bette Sigt, "Sa ri elifer", life piloe
fsie Jig inc ! Sort9aingens Gamme,
men lsite Zig no os bIep til en- f9les
aoriang for belle BET norife Solf. Oct
gift Der, omtrent iom bet ienere off
meo.Snotrpffene al Saoets 9uneiino.
NaturinOtrpffet al Sapet poret fig
Itsrre, oa BET blep til 2inbring og
.SiGlp for @rnliot @eIline / bans
|2ipsfamp. 9igteren fit i'm @ape til-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02
Scnner at Uorees
P~opeoIoeemcoe
(6ra "9ecOrab, goitcn"a @cferent.)

3iolie poa Sormiobasen ben 24be
Stunt begpnote Dob Sellops Sna |
Superior at iploes meo 0elegoter
fra &c iorifieniee 9oger al Ssnner
al Rorge | Stoterne @iseoniin,
Minnciotn, Ioro o9 Spo 9afota,
iom bar fonimet til Sroeneus 10oe
aorsmsoe.
Rogle Minuter ier al. 10 - Den
for Meoet iditioite Sio - introbu.
ccreoe 9rGiioenten for Iorrsna 9ose
Il Superior, @opin Salporien,
9peus Ropor, Sranf H. Grumpton,
Tom beo Soriomlingen Belfommen
cg inebe, at oa ban for ct Gor iioell
paa 8pens Iegne iubbso Srbenen til
hyperion, gap ban enoel Setter, ionl
han mi piloe inofri 90 snifeoe 9e.
leaaterne peIfonmen iom Srben og
RotionaIitet.
Sroenens @iceprPii0eut, Siper
Serumaoaro ipareoe paa Mnporens
Salc.
Sroencns SopeSprGiibent, Sobn
@adfe, falOte Serpaa Msoet til Or.
ben og ilOnGpnte islgen6e aomiteer:
Siiihmoatsfomite: Sper Soesaaro,
Gopre Soge, WimeapoliS; $. 6,
genoiren, Rorolpiet, minneapolis,
% 2ouis auoeriou, Horrsno, Gil
perior.
SnoIiningsfomite: Slof Nope,
SoSie9rimmen, Milparfee; Z. ..
Gilbert, 6eorobeimen, 8ilImar, %
s. 9. @ier9e, greiooblif, timber.
MOOD, Winn.
aornite til ligclig Sor6eling al
0eleaoternes Sernboueub9iiter: Q.
7. @ilior, Iiouros. Mimueapolis,
guire0 8obrielien, Sriu9en, Sarge,
oa 6. g. 8. 8iborg, Suorre, abiei
Hipcr Sails, Minn.
8reSiefomite: Seurp geterion,
Snperior, aietil 9uuision, @roub
Sorts, o. Z. ". greIicu. ct. GauI.
6illOmdatSfomiteeu gap &apport
oper nogongsberettieebe Ieolemmer
al Rebct. Get piite iia, at nGiten
ole Geleguter por tiliteoc, og at so.
peOlogen uogioroe omfrine $50
Wan0.
Geierat fra iioite SopeoIoaemsoe
bleo oebtaget uocn 99snina, % Set
bouoe foreligaet / trpft Sorm.
Ser oplpitcS, at Ibpofat $. 9ua.
ae ira 9eqingbam, Gr9iioent al
Senner al Rorge poa 8acificfpiten.
bar | 9peu iom u~oienSing ira lin
Sroeu ! Anleouing of DC | Morets
Sob foregnaeOe 5orberebeIier til
Smmenilitniue melem DC to Or.
gouiiationer.
Get beilutteoeS, at guqge inSbp.
bes til Msbet pg gtpes Seoe iom
raoogtpenoe Wtcolem. On aomite al
ire bIep uSnqpnt til at imobpoe
gug9e.
Otter aabnine al eitermiooaas.
iesiionen opIpiteS, at aomitecn meb
Sr. guese bar onformcn, og hans
Snoisrelie ! Solen blep aiort meaei
bsitioelig % gribenbe ioet Sorinm.
lingeu itaoenoe fang "Ssuner al
3orge", meoens aomiteen fsrte
9uaee ill S9oerplaSicn oeo Yr9ii.
bentets Sibe.
Ser uo6rs0 en- sre0euenSe ap.
pIaus, buorpon GrpiiScnten bso bonI
geItommeu % iogoe at bette ipntes
at nGre 1esn poo Snmnenilutning.
i geitfpitrns ll~oienoing bar IpnIia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02
Zen nurife ssnose.

49, Soltor SrtlteiI Sodiitrile Doloi
Genona Den 20oe Slni lin Afifeos-
pr9bifen peo Sor 5reliers norif.lu'
tbcrife Strife i 123oe @aoe &arIem,
g. y. Som tioIieere meooeIt ifol
ban opertaac ben norife Snnooes
Observation-Disclosures / SaIt 2afe Gitp,
lltab. airfen Dor iplbt til Sr9Hg.
ieI at Ieniabeoer, iom s~ienipnlig
nnbt rert lptteoe til ben oibolote 30.
ftors Iiaefremnle og ufnnitlcoe III.
ffeosoro. Otter @ubstieueiten blep
ser optagct ct Gfifeosofier og DER
inSfnm herunber - Ioopeliom ienere
pdo Soaen - ioa mango @aoer I'll
8aItoreu oa 6omilie, at bet er ct
aobt 0cpis paa boor mango Senner
sc bar punoet uuoer fin fiereoorige
&irfiombeo | Sarlem. Ssnodg @f-
tcrmiSong boIot llneoomsforeningen
~Goroen~ og Sirfens a%riuoeiore.
ming Ell batter IfifebsfeIt for i'm
fiare 8reItefumilie. Ioit. Gperipn
iiotalte @eniabeoens, HreiterneS 90
fin eeen bierteIige Sof til Sr. Suam.
me for bans aooe og itegenHpttige
grbcioe oq RoIf Sommer, iom bdpoe
~inbttnoet fla for at niie Baltoren i'm
GrfienotIigbeo for mootogen Ben
Iiebeo bioroa peo fin pregtige Gang
iii at eisre Soften inuf og item'
ninasfuIo. Man brso OBJ peo 10.
Sioen eftcr iamnen at BABE iuneet
"gau oil oi mi iige bpermore 6ar.
BEL, ffriper %. q. entertainer.
tGtir "RirtrtiSrnst.")
-Soft. g. s. Gotnes | Sronffort,
Mib., refer | oisie 9oae til Rorge,
pa bliper borte / lengere lib. Sons
aaIb bctienes moer bans SrapGr al
9ait. S. q. ReIion.
8iIo Slice areos bolbt tit 8aar'
msoc | atIanta Menigbeo, Bolt. s.
9. 9otbnes aaIo, fra 2ben til 4oe
Sunni. 9ait. g. 5. 2arien referereoe
pper Roml. ~, 9. gne areoiets
0reiter bar tiIiteSe, % De ileite al
&reSIens Weniebeoer bar %repr9len'
tereoe pes Ell eller flere Selgoter.
timber Wsoet bleo Der bolOt TO
@uoatieneiter, ierite 9ogs aiten peo
@ait. u. @. Sunmmeu, 90 onoen
Soas Gftcrmiooog peo Gait. u. Z.
Gtrcm. Ieo 0enne @rostienelte OBJ
toaes ct Offer til @ilo Hice Barrie
hem. Msoet bar bel beiset.
- Ssnore Siour Sails areos az
boIot fit @aarmeoe / Bang Wenig'
beo, Ioit. S. 2eporions 8alo, Den
Sbe % 96e SUM- 1909. areoiens
fire 8reiter bar oae tiIiteSe iumt
9ait. Glider fra 0iborg, Tom blep
optaaeu iom raaogipenoe Weeolem.
Wfsoet aabneOes mco gnoagt peo
8oit. Z. s. 9abl. Gen fsrite Dag
bebanoIe0es 5bemoet: "GoabSpof'
ten % aoufirmotionen, oereS 6or'
bolo til binnnoen", meb Boit. Cobl
Tom Heferent. Wsoets onben Dag
forban6lcoeS uoer 8al. 5, &c meo
Gait. S. 2. 8ue iom Seierent. en
Del al gitermiOoogeu optoacs til
IisiionsanSstieneite meo Rreoifen
peo Bait. 8. s. @eruis ouer Solme
81. Siier bIep optoaet til ben iuore
MisIion. Siltroos for oct noget
tritenoe geir Seu fsrite Dag bar Dog
Msoet aobt be'sgt. | SGrneleSbeo
Den iiniie Sna, oa airfen a pot'
let fuIb Of Solf, of boilfe citer 81
aenSe mere END Saluporten life berte
i'll Somfunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02
Zen 5urcueSc Strife.
Cetisr "suibtruurrrH." -

Gait. Thorpe fra 9eIfielo bar
ontoaet &alO ira 8oIoertou % Cont
itoct @enigbeoer | 8eO Hiper GoIen.
6ormano Sabl fonmer ira III
Of oa inotil 26be Srili til at bli hoe
paa 3eiier | SomfunoSanliagrnoer
Bait. Sb. &Ogn, Tom for Siben
betiener Sen Soreneoe Sirtes Menig-
beo / Sun Sroucisco, bIeo ocn Soc
IS. Ggtepiet til I1iis olga aeitpolo.
Ell 9attetr ni Mr. og WtrS. Ole 4.
Gsitool6. Dft. angeI, Oregon, Siel.
fen uofsrtes al Roit. 6. 5. Slieu
geiouroS WeuigbeoS 9irfe, iom for
slnleonineen bar inuIft beforeret.
- MSarmou ReniabeO liant DE,
niabeoen peo @ambettd, for brtieui
al guit. 8. z. Guaal of 8rifirfen,
bar beTlltttet at iua 9etieniug ira
ben Soreneoe airfe. Bait. albert
SSobonien fra @illistou bar oocrto'
oct getieninqen. I~enigbeoeu uorr
for Spring Broof bar taget lannnt
9elutning. Ienue NeniabeO bar
for betjeut Of Bdit. Chr. g. Ssreen.
ion.
"Giofonisicu" er Iauuet pac
ct mt 9Iao iom er begpnot at no
fomme / Chicago. Set er Ell otteii,
biat Waaneosblao rebigcret al 9ia,
fonisiebienmets 8eftor 8oit. s. y
ailoabl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02
Sanses SsuOSe.
0tiu "~susbar,ua."D

Zen 16oe Smti orog after Ta.
flor Sppeeaaro no / lit naulige Grin.
De / Risiionens SntereSie. San iteu.
neoe 6a moo @rnno Sorts % ouore
Steoer | q. 9ot.
- gaa anisgning blep @ait. 6.
6. Neiotbee, iom Tor bar tilbsrt Den
Soreneoe airfe, optaget / SuugeS
Gunooe peo bette SamfrmOs aors'
msSe | Reo 8ina | Simi bette gor.
-Sra 15oe til 17oe Sini boIp'
tes Ell triiteIigt Santalemsoe | OF.
rau6er, Rinu. Sait. $. 5. gergS
anlo. geiret bar goot % geienC
sobe 90 en- eanife itor 5crimnlina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-02

bar tiIiteoe aIlcrebe peo Meoets Nab
ming. Com alminoelig peb iaaban.
ne Msoer par Der fsrit Hr9oifer,
iaa SnoIeoningsioreorog % Sam.
taIe, YrGoifen ogiaa ON aftenerne.
Msbet bar beieat al feleen6e Hre.
iter: Ganlsriio, @eitpbai, 2asieien,
a~lepeIono, 9reibablif, s. 6. Softer
og Stebets Brett s. s. Berg iamt
Voit. Heinertion al ben 5preneoe
airfe. gniisi9r StueIano bar oe.
iaa tiliteoe og oeltog | Isoet. Sam-
taIeemnet Dor 2uf. 10: $50.
9ait. E~onIsrno inbleoeoe. aIart %
fraftiat leo @ibnesbprbene oeiaa peo
bette Wsoe baaoe | Samtalen og |
8rRoifcnerne.
Trifirfen.
iGtu "goiitbiastt.o
- Carl 9IeeenL Ssn at Grof. %
Irs. gIegeu fom iorriee use biem
ira Spboloet peo Sarnaro uniperii.
iet for at tilbrinee fin Serie biemme.
SaIliuaro 9Iegen, Yrofesior 8Iegens
ploite Ssn grabuereoe iaar fra ben
meoicinife gioeling peo Winneiota
Stotsnniperiitet. San er III oniat
iom Snterne beo @pboipitaIet.
Or. 5. 8. Gpien, Tom bar til.
iteoe peb Srifirfens aarsmsoe !
Rontebioeo, itanieoe oper nogle 90.
ge / minneapolis iibite ltge. Serfra
reiite ban til Sibpemine, Wih., for
at beisge fine 5orplore, for oerfra at
rciie til gettysburg, go. Or. CD.
icn, Der oltio err | tropeI girfiombeo,
er / biSie Gaee ipsieliat meb at lfripe
90 artifler for Sddff-Ser5og GncD.
cIopGoio, Der nogipes poa engelif at
set ~befienSte Sorlpgeerfirma Stunt
& @aanoIs | Rep Dorf.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
Personal.

We are pleased to note that Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Brewer, who left Flor
ida to establish a poultry farm in
Texas, have returned to our midst.
They were very successful in their
work in Texas and built up a good
business, raising last season over t.
500 Rhode Island Reds. But finding
hey could sell out to advantage and
feeling the strong desire to return to
Florida, which everyone who lives
here long and moves elsewhere al
ways feels, they will take up their
work again in our State.
Just where they will locate this
time they have not yet decided. But
we are very glad to to welcome home
such energetic, enthusiastic and we'll
posted poultry raisers.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
POULTRY RAISING FOR WOMEN.
Profits are Reasonably Certain, and
the Work is COngenia1.

the Work is COngenia1.
There are a great many women
whose housework does not require all
heir time, and who could give a lit
lie time each day to a few hens.
And a great many would like to earn
a little extra pin money for them
selves. Such can do so by keeping
a few hens, and find the work easy
and beneficial to their health, that
is, if they have a natural liking for
the work.
If one does not like and enjoy the
work, they had better let it alone.
Most people have yards. Some
have very small ones, others larger.
Where the space is very small
few hens can be kept for eggs alone,
if for no other purpose. They can be
made profitable by having eggs for
family USE And one can always find
a ready market for all surplus eggs,
as fresh ones re always in great de-
mand.
When beginning with poultry,
without having had any experience,
it is best to start with but a few. If
hens are kept for eggs, buy six or a
dozen. Before starting stock it will
pay to subscribe for one or more
good poultry journals and study
them and get all the information pos
sible on the different breeds, room
required, feeds, etc.
My advice is to begin with some
pure breed. Start with small pen
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
THE POULTRY YARD
By G. Fred Ward
By G.. Fred Ward

sentable flock, though he can never
claim, nor market them as ''thor-
Oughbreds."
The better way is either to buy
breeding pen from some reliable
breeder, or buy two or three settings
of eggs for Matching, set all pure
bred eggs carefully and keep the
chicks Matched separated from any
others Matched for market or table
use.
Use the pullets raised with a new
cock of the same breed, next year, in
your yards and you will have a start
in Standard Poultry.
Next month we will tell of the care
and feed the layers should receive to
insure plenty of good strongly fer
tile eggs for Matching.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
How Can We Produce More Eggs? i?

To those keeping poultry for utility
the question of greater egg produc-
tion is an important one. The de-
mand for eggs increases much faster
than the supply, the price is good,
and it bids fair to keep rising. There
was never such an outlook for the
egg farmer and he is as anxious to In
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
and buy good ones. It is better to

and buy good ones. It is better to
have quality than quantity.
Buy from a breeder that you know
has good ones. In buying the best
you are getting for small sum that
which has cost the breeder years to
perfect. I advise pure stock, even
where it is kept for eggs only, as
they lay better than the mongre1.
Pure strains are bred for laying as
general tsing, an da pure-bred fowl
is a much better table fowl than the
common stock. And where one has
pure breed, better prices can be
asked for their stock; eggs for hatch
ing can be sold for good price. A
few pure-bred fowls are easily cared
for and require but little time, and
are an ornament to any farm or city
lot.
If, after working with few, one
becomes interested enough to want to
try the fancy poultry business that
is entirely different question. When
poultry raising reaches the dignity Of
a business it demands all ones time
and thoughts, as does any other busi-
ness. To carry it on with odds and
ends of time and in any way is to
invite disaster. Of course, one may
not go into the poultry business on
a large scale in either branch. But
if a business is to be made of it, to
make a success it must be carried on
in a business way.
If woman has no business tact,
advise her to keep few hens for
eggs only. Most any one can do this
successfully.
hn
think there is a fortune in it; begin
small and build up; get the best
stock you can afford; get all the in
formation you can by reading your
poultry and farm journals.
There is a great deal of work to
be done in the poultry yards, if one
keeps things straight, but it is not
hard work. Most any woman can do
it with little extra help for the
heavier work.
+ I like the wOr kand love my pretty
chickens and like to be among them,
feeding and caring for them. They
are SO gentle they will eat from my
hand. I would not have a mongrel
in my yards. The most popular vari-
eties are the American class.
Personally, I have found the
Rhode Island Reds the best all-pur-
pose fowl They are great layers;
especially are they adapted to winter
| laying. They make a splendid mar
ket fowl, having deep long body.
Their meat is of the finest flavor.
They have rich yellow skin, which
gives them a fine appearance when
dressed. To all who are thinking of
going into the poultry business I
would suggest they get pen of Reds
and give them a trial, and I think
they will find in them just the fowl
they are looking for I hope these
few remarks may be of interest and
benefit to some of the many readers
of this paper.-Mrs. P. G.. D. in Farm
Progress.