The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-20

~ASs ous never Aue OOAI0er COW.
Don't try to measure all the proAts
your farm returns you in cold cash
A feed mill will prove . profitable
investment to the farmer feeding ten
or more head Of cattle.
Water heated to $50 degrees Gill
kill cabbage worms and Is not ~
enough to injure the plants.
Broken vehicles, tired teams aAA
small loads tell the aad story of many
bad country roaAs.
Be more particular about the first
blowing. for II careIessly doas later
cultivatioa caanot make vp for tie
deficiency.
WhiIs eovpsas Win grow o. Dooe
sell. they will make Q poor crop. aAA
1t pays to snrich The ground for tAso
- veil - any other crop.
During the dry spell keep the cult1-
vator going. II puts . dry mulch over
the ground aaA prsvents moisture
from being lost
There u . tsoAsacy to increase tAs
productioa Of small fruits. but the
production Of apples seems to b fall
ing OF.
A good vtnA.break for the orchard
is . good thing. It holds the snow.
protects the orchard and Increases The
value Of The farm.
Wien you 80 Q thing out oe place.
put It up; when you And something
broksa. AZ It. II viii save you time
later On.
WashinStoa declared that agricul-
ture was the most healthful. the most
healthful. the most useful and the
most nobls employment of man.
It u good plan to throw corn o.
the cob to the chickens. but do not
let the cobs accumulate to add to the
other alth which collects 70 easily.
Clean up the yards and keep them
clean.
Did you ever sit down and figure
how much capital you had invested in
farm machinery! II your farm 10 at
all well-equipped 1t viii amount to .
goodly sum. This 10 invested capital
which can be made to return you good
interest only ~ you take care Of the
machinery.
An abused COW will not return .
profit. It ID . loss every time she Il
frightened. To run . COW to pasture
IL like throwing money away. A COW
in any way worried will not do her
best. The COW that 10 made . pet Of
will make money for its owner. The
milk Of . frightened or abused COW
IL poisonous.
Good results from mulching fruit
trees cannot be expected unless sum.
cient amount Of mulch II provided To
prevent the growth Of grass. It should
be eight inches deep over . circle the
diameter of which il at least two or
three feet greater than that of the
branches. Many Of the failures where
mulchins has been tried have been
due to the fact that the mulch has
been packed about the trunks of the
trees or spread 10 thinly that 1t had
little effect upon the growth Of grass
The hired man and the boss AZ un.
desirable citizens: The former felt
that he was working too hard for the
pay he received; he knew better than
the boss how the work should be laid
out; he caroused on Sunday and was
dead to the world on Monday; he was
Jealous Of the other hired men-he
got fired! The latter had no regular
hours; he shifted teams from one man
to another; he spent his time in town;
he had plenty Of spare room in the
house but he gave the hired man the
best bed In the hay loft: he grumbled
about trines-his hired man quit.
In marketing fruit or vegetables n.
ways make the packages ~ neat ~
possible and use only uniformly good
stun. The trade demands quality In
all food products, and that which looks
the cleanest and can be exposed for
sale in an appetixing manner will al.
ways command the highest price.
Good goods should always be exposed
for sale In new packages. When the
trade once learns that you produce
foods of high quality you will never
have any trouble in disposing Of them.
Sudden change in the diet Of any
animal is bad especially the horse.
The soft bran mash, by many advo-
Gated ~ . good Saturday night offer
ing IN apt to cause collie unless the