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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
BUTTER SCORING CONTEST OVER

Agricultural College, Extension De.
partment, Sept. 80, 1910, Fargo, N. D.
The five months educational but.
ter scoring contest conducted by the
state dairy department was conclud-
ed with the September scoring.
These contests have created much
interest among the butter makers,
there being forty-dve creameries rep
resented. This is q higher percent
age than have responded from any
other state where such contests are
held. rhe results Of the contest are
evident in the general improvement
in quality, uniformity and workman.
ship in the last scorinss.
6, Each sample Of butter was tested
for salt and moisture by the depart
ineht officials and the scores placed
Federal Assistant Joel G. Winkjer
and Prof. G. L. Martin Of the A. c.
Owing to the fact that there are
few whole milk creamenes In the
state it can been deemed advisable
score the butter under two classes,
is usually done. but . handicap ".
two points per entry was imposed on
the butter from whole milk plants.
The scores for those who entered
the five contests averaging 80 or
above are as follows:
J. M. Helm, New Salem, 93.5.
Chas. H. Tennman, Rosebud. 93.3.
Hans Larson. Mckenzie, 92.7.
p. H. Olson, Dickinson, 91.75.
Gust Kruempel, LaMoure, 91.25.
Fred Bice. Argusville. CLIO.
W. A. Gerson, Glen Ullin, 5000.
A. B. Amundson, Bathgate, sO.4.
Phil Palmer, Steele. 80.
After deducting the handicap points
the awards were a. follows:
First prize-Hans Larson, McKen-
zie, average score, 92.7.
Second prize-P. H. Olson, Dick
inson, average score, 9l.75.
Third price,. M. Helm, Now Sa-
lem, average score, 91.5.
The Prizes are as follows: First
prize-free trip to the National Dairy
Show in October at Chicago; second
prize-$26 cash; third prize-$10 cash.
North Dakota Agricultural College.
Extension Department, Sept 30, 1910,
Fargo, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
FREEDOM.

A basket social was given at the
Shea school last SATURDAY. evening.
Messers. o. L. Loftner and Bill
Gull made a business trip to Sawyer
last Saturday.
The Presbyterian Aid met at Mrs.
A. Britteiani last Thursday.
Mrs. c. M. Christensen called at
spoklies last Tuesday.
The schools in Liberty district will
give . program and play at the Shea
scho OF Friday evening, Oct. four
Ieenth. A small admission viii be
charged. You are all invited to At
tend.
A few Of the young follu spent
Sunday at 8. K. Witham's.
A number Of tho South Prairie far.
mers took In the fair last Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. Willard we're the
guests Of MrS. John Bartteson on
Sunday lest
Our chicken farmer Mr.. Kerfoot
is enlarsing tho premises tor hia
feathered tribs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA SociTEY.

The Pennsylvania Society Of North
Dakota has been organized with the
following officers: Hon. L: B. Hanna,
Fargo, president; Col. A. B. Kerlin,
Devils Lake, vice-president; Jonn
Shaw. Williston, treasurer, and Addi.
son Leech, Fargo, secretary.
1t is the purpose of the Society to
hold annual picnics at some con.
venient point. Anyone who was born
in or who has resided In Pennsylvania
is eligible as we'll as members Of the
family.
It is the desire Of the Society that
every person eligible will Immediately
send his or her name to Addison
Leech, Secretary. Fargo. N. D., and
details Of the organization will be
made known to them.
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This love made him detsst al that
was cruel or unkinA in tho treatmsnt
Of animals BY their natural protector
man. It became more than Q senti.
ment-it became q passion. growing
upon him and st last dominating his
life.
To him animals wore not merely
interiors or dawes. they were COM
panion and friends. devoting them
selves to man and dependent upon
him for their lives and happiness.
Tie ethics OF the relations with lower
animals have seldom had more practi-
cal and forcible expression than from
this humane man. He was an ardent
disciple Of Henry Bergh, and felt that
If he could leave behind him such 4
record a. did Mr.. Bergh. he would
regard It a. the best monument that
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
leSUEUR AND kEla0 GIVE IN
1EREsTiNo ADDRESS.

Last Saturday evening Messru. Le
sueur and Kelso gave interesting ad-
dresses on Socialism to q good sized
audience at the Field building. Mr..
Kelso dealt with the wage problem in
general showing that while the wage
Garner imagines himself monarch of
his own sphere of action, he is never.
theless, nothing better than a slave
and in some respects wors eoff than
the chattel slaves of the sixties.
Thruout his entire address he held the
undivided attention OF his hearers and
proved that he understood his sub.
ject thoroly.
Mr.. LeSueur gave q somewhat more
extended address than his colleague
and confined his remarks to profit
system. He showed how this parasi-
tic monster lives and grows on the
toll Of laborer; how that in its effect
upon the victim It differs in no res.
pect from stealing, but has the id.
vantage OF not soaring the piiterers
conscience. Mr.. Lesueur IL 4 close
student Of events and 10 able to sec
the trend Of the times much better
than the average politician. His
anaylsis Of the Aldrich-Vreeland cur.
rency bill II ample proof Of this.
. We are compelled to give these
gentlemen credit for not being only
sincere, but exceptionally COURAGEOUS
to doctrine Do Objectionable to tho
plutes.-Des Lacs Observer.
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Sketch Of Man Whose Work
Made Il Possible
Hernon Lee Ensign; Founder Of
Nationa! Humane Alliance, Who
Left Fortune to Help Better condi.
tions of His Friends, Dumb Animals.

It is expected that within two or
three days the pipe connections will
be received so that the water can be
turned into the handsome new drink
ing fountain recently presented to this
city by the National Humane Alliance,
and which will be placed in an
accessible spot at the Intersection OF
Main and Third streets.
- In connection with this gift. it Is
On opportune time to call attention to
the founder Of the National Humane,
Alliance. This man was the hate Her.
mon Lee Ensign.
He was born in Carbondale, Pa, on
June 30. 1S49. At an early age he
moved with his parents to Sheffield,
III. When fifteen years old he acquired
Z knowledge Of telegraphing, and soon
became an expert operator. Soon after
that he went to Davenport. Iowa, and
later to Denver.
He was reared under religious in
Auences, was a member Of the Con-
gregational Church. and when twenty
years old decided to become q minis
tor. With that object, he entered
Phillips academy. FIis health or
finances sooa failed. and ho left
ssheol and went to Chicago. whsrs
- began businsss with bridge CON-
pany.
During The great nrs ol 1871 As
rendered important service 10 this
company BY saving from the ONCE
valuable books.
A few years later he became the
nanassr Of brilliantly written paper
called the Alliance. q weekly Journal
mildly religious and widely human
itaxian His experience in Journalism
he turned to practical account BY
later engaging in the advertising
business following 1t with marked
success, and acquiring 4 fortune in
twenty years.
Fertile in fancy and quick in ex.
pertinent, he devised . new form of
1ewspaper advertising known ~ head
line reading advertising. He also IN
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
BURLINGTON.

Death claimed Irma and Einar. the
5months old twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sartwell. The little girl was
buried Tuesday and the boy Friday
OF last week. The little ones had
been III for several weeks.
Rev. Brandford and family left
Thursday for III. Rev. Cheeseman of
White narth will accept the pulpit
NEXT Sunday morning and evening.
Amanda Rhowedder our popular
''hello," left Monday for Cut Banks.
Mont, where she will spend some
time visiting friends.
N. Muir is spending this week in
Minot, serving on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Wallace we're
the guests Of Col. and Mrs. Siarlett
Of Minot Saturday evening. They re-
port most enjoyable evening.
Chas. Trace, one of the old timers
of Ward County, is seriously Ill at the
home Of J. Y. Mtllar. His wife arriv-
cd from Canada Sunday and his sister,
Nh. L. 8. Foot, came from Kalis-
pell, Mont. Mr.. Trace is suffering from
Brtghts disease and his condition is
considered critical.
VIM. Schneider, Jr., expects to leave
for Seattle Saturday, where he will
spend the winter at the home OF his
sister.
J. J. Hunnewell returned from
Rochester. Minn., where he has been
receiving medical treatment. Mr.. Him.
newell is much improved.
The Stork left a little lass at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart.
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"AlON0 THE kEhNEBECk"

One OF the seasons big dramatic
which viii be seen at Opera House,
Oct. 10!
The scenery for this production is
said to surpass anything in the rural
line ever carried by q rural produc-
ton, AZ every scene and picture 10
staged with special scenery, and dne
music furnished by the company's
own Band.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06
GUN STOLEN.

While in Towner Sunday Ludwig
Foss of Berwick lost valuable Par
ker shotgun, it being stolen from his
automobile. The sheriff and deputies
have been notified of the theft, and q
strict watch is being kept. Mr. Foss
offers a reward OF $40 for the appre-
hension Of the party who took, the
gun.
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LOS4-Handbag containing SRver
dollar and small change. Finder
leave ut this odlce or notify N. g.
Torgerson. Burlington. N. D.
WAHfD TO 1RAU8+RS0 ~
Aorsoa q Stock. AooH ". II.
Smart. sDcuaA leof 01te baIldins.
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Attorney F. B. Lambert left on
Tuesday Of this week for Bismarck,
where he WIN argue . case before
the Supreme Court.
Editor Mccain Of Palermo was Q
caller 1T the Independent once On
Monday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
gcrser.

Der ,Sdnitter Sob bat I'M
Gtod den Sem a,n Sonfltag Gin
ANA qebaIterl linb Den Smlsbater
SSsobofur Sernloru Stof mls SerH sc.
bet aerufen. Serr Stof wiipoe ge-
boren IN @eItfalen, 9elltitanato,
madte in 1864 nno 1866 Die &rie-
ae init luo erbielt NUT @bnep ieinelt
abIfiaS. ssm 1865 ebelifte er Sri.
Caroline S~ussrneier utpS fam nit
ibr in 1869 1pnb amerifa 3itnddJlt
RAD Berger, mo er uls @lgornertto.
brifatt tb6tig nur6e. @r Binter.
IaBt @ottit, 3 S0bne, 5 SodJter,
@rltoer uno Sdapeiter rfpo btele
Sreauube. gr bradte icin Sitter
olsf rs SATIRE aato s Msonate.
Srnl Glrra 9. 9odion, Sod.
ter oes Si1non Spirt6ler Sum-, ut
ont /. Gobenber 5u Danntlle, Sfr'
ainia aeitorbem. Die 2eide iunroe
5ir 8eeroialng bierber gebrod]t ittS
an Sreitng aitf Dem gp. ct. Sobait'
mas 8rieobofe benz SdooB Der @roe
iibergeben. Ore 8eritorbeale mar 2G
Sabre 10 Woitate oft unN bctrnltera1
ibrem SOB ibr @atte, Sobn, Batter
alNo @robnn1tter Spinoler; ebemfnlls
A 8riiOer uno 1 S6peiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

Dieoer sl BEN @Ieideetpidt ieiier
aebenstbaiiafeit berbeIft, Gas tpie2
1T einfa6 seillie, Oenn es siebt mir
einen Beg, nno Der lit Ieidt IN ol-
len apotbefen at tinaen uro 5tpar
in @dtaIt Der beriibmten ct. Bern
aro arautcrpiIIen. 9icie Billeit,
emit bon petien @6nden erfunben,
baben fid ON bielen Eariertoen bon
2cuten init seitortem @Ici6sepidt"
burdJ Sabrbunoerte als bas beipdbrt.
tuas iie finO; aIs oas bette gfittel.
Sas 8Iut ai reinisen, ole &batisteit
: 2eber uno Der 9ieren 5u re-
Iieren, fairs 6os eeitorte @leid,ae.
dt I'M &orper tDieocr bersnitcller
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

@uG Dor lleberIaouug oes Mfagens.
9ebet Den 3orper nber aiid OH Spei'
ie ut6 Grant seit,ts beS @uteu.
@abret @i,d aud, Dor llebermiiouns
Iotuie Dor @angel on 9bdtigfeit uno
9ciuegitng. Sorgt fir elm e4pises
@Iei6moB. o6er es meroen iid Stor.
unse, I'M aOrper einiteIlen, ole iid
idIiebli6 ourd inanniefade ernitlid
9eidmeroeu fnnogeben, ipie idmer5'
Ell, @attigfeit, Ser8floptcn, Sdymiu'
gel, geritopfuns Druid in Der Ifas'
cngrube, Decentralization, &iiden.
II6pdde, arcu5i6meraen, uitu. Damn
belt eeitort uno Der 600 uunermcio'
lid, iofcrn SIR Dem aorper nidt
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,Sap.;,

Der S~rodiertperein Der ebangl
3ionsgenein6e 5ii Ban ieierte Don.
tlerstag Den 3. @ooember im getpobil.
ter 8eife iein SabreSfeit. geod Der
ftrdlifen Seier pereinigte elm &C.
membranes Mdbl allie 3beiItebnler
inn Sdnlbmiie. Die dltela 8eutnten:
6rml 2ouiie 8~llIdynoiut, 8rdiibentin
Srua 2pa1ile Grind, Sefretdriu, uv6
6rml s. 8peger, Sfosnleiiterin, mur
Den allie tpieOereraudblt. aitdy oieies
Ssdbr foluren mieoer HOne geitrd9e
an Die &aiien Der iiniern limo dub
.crn Miiiion abgeliefert Deroet.
Serr S. $. 5iGdmonm Der
Dor eilleru Sabre bieies @egeluo Der.
laiIen bat I'M rrn6 Sidaiatnr, 9sebr,
st ieiner ainhern 5u 5ieben, bat
|Geste @od)e bier feline pielen alten
.5reinuoe bcilht lu1b Seoer frelite
Iid iiber leinsn 9eIidD.
Serr SSobl Ruffner beiildte
|Sieier 8a9e feline @ltern oobier unro
ieils1t 0amals bel oem @iienbabns
luIIiid Bel 9ladipater peritir9liid.
ten 9rr6er @enmie. 8te mir 6orell
LIT er mieber nnfJ aardas 5uriidge.
|fe9rt.
Srau Sberg BON Sig Berger,
Sic einise @odytn bel ibrem Subnc
Sb. Sberg perIe6te, ut ipiebcr nod
SAME 5uriideefebrt.
Gddiict Sonntag miro IN Der
epahgI. Correspondence 6as grntc.
Sdnffeft gefeiert fperoein iin6 BEL Die
Iier @elegenbfit cine Golleftr fiir
ole Rreoiger ullb 2chrera Sirnnlioer'
8ittapelt- unD @nfietfalle erbo6ei
meroenl
sSqt Der Rnft porr Noaita1
mtf 9ienitog itar6 nab 8.tagigpt
aranfbeit OIL Neutrality-suspicious.
aaert, Der is SoDre aite Spbr boz
Or. 9riifmarm uno @attin.
i ...N|
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Gbarlotte

sfuouit @ittc rciite ON
9ienftag nit feiian Softern Soa
INTO Srm emma @isnlat podJ ct.
Souls,
Snis 2intberg bat 100 @opo
Sol3 ro9 ct. 2ouis seididt; atdl
bot er 100 @oI(ol,en IaoIaiies 9e-
madt.
= Sci 6rou @ilIiam 8itte 9abS
an Ritttuo6 2liiltirig Eartp nrto
uitd fciien &nffee uno 3itbebor.
Die go. @eurei1poe IdBt ibr
e'9entblm IN eiiteS 3uitauo iesen;
mo giebts irrrtter mas 5u nerbefern
ooer in Stdiuo balten
Senrp @eperf Rst iiir Geo.
&lirrelaeper gmtboI5 fir eiiiet
Staa.
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gptsSam.

Der @al6 lift boiler Soeer uno
es 1T gefG9rIid i'm 6reier 5u fem.
2ette ISOLDE erbielt elmer Den SGger
4 Sdrot ms 8ein.
Sreo SoeIIe lit 6ieie @ode in
g. S. 8nocbt's Store bebdflid,.
@m pergnngereit Domteritog
mutOen Serr Ben Boil iuub Sri.
&aIoa Stor8 i'm Seim Der 9rmlt-
eltern Ser un6 Srnu Sobn StorS
burd 8oitor SanniiA IN oen 8ilte
Der Che eipeefiibrt, (,
6. g. Mcper unO GboS. &ow'
eli bdben in ibrelm Seim ie6er cir
Ibolle mtbrinpen Iaiiett inn iid) 6el
RodItbard)nft oit5itidlieben.
Or. &bobils bon Rpors nal
n~teJrere Gage bier nit &nrncraocr
ailf Der SGgo,
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NurriIon.
9as ain0lein Der ebelelite

9os ain6lein Der @beleiite
Sesse gaber lit oif Der 8rartfear
Iiite.
8rof. 6. S. Stnatf uno @at-
TIM 2ebrer @atteifberg lnr6 Snpt.
6. 0f. 8aiuiser bon Sermamt mar
en Snnftag bier Inn BEN Seie.eircle
bei5uapDBfen.
= Sri. &afrel bon Sefferson Gitr
fomrlt ieoer SGnitag bierber. INN
@itiiffmterrid,t 5t crtbeilen.
Sri. Selma 9ois BON Berger
mar lette @ode bier bel 5rnli
2onis 8oeger sii 8siitd,.
Sfi Der gp. 8ird)e niirbe Conn
tag slheftoeottes6iemt gebalten.
9ie geIald)er Der sSbotp@ Oar
bier itimmten barber ob iper Que
i6Onite Dame lilro 6ns idonfte 30.
bp I'M Srtc lei urbo fiel Sie Bnbl
mlf Sri. Siae Sorae pelde eitie
@ebrbeit BON 5000 Sthntneln betam
iin6 misgeiesten Bpeis, eite1
iuertbooIlen Riag erbielt. Dos 90.
By Der @beleute grilolo Sltrnmeri
erbieIt Den greis als id6nites ga'
BIZ.
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gerlenmbuna nnb cine b5ic Ounce

WcfIehM01til9 nnD elnc uDIe ShHBe
iin6 belize r%irongenebme 8oite in
ibrer art. Cine boie 3lirtae bat
idon oft groBes llnbcil ongeriddtet
lubo altd, ld)on oft piel forperlttes
2et6eir pernrfndt. sic 5eigt an
DOB Der Mogeip aiiBer Oronatrtg ut,
lito 0aB ole Sober nlt0 Die @inge.
ipeioe nid)t ridsttg arbetelti. 8ornt's
alpenfrduter lit eirtc alrerfunnte do
Gen Me6isir. @r itarft Die Ser
Salnlmsorgane, reiniet Die Gillge-
iucioe, ldutert uirO fraftiat boS Sp-
item, itdrft Die 2ebensfrait inr6 er.
5eliat geinu0Geit uIbo Sdarte. @enn
Sic cine 5Iaide Sorni's Mpenfrdil.
ter pom 2ofoIagenten fonien, ilbcr-
Seipgeii sic iid, Dab Der Gartom OBJ
eli oie regul1re, rrgiitrirte Drummer
trdgt. Gum @erfauf bel 2ofalagert.
en-. Ridt IN alpotbefei 81 BADEN.
@cgem 6es gedteren idreibe man ON
.0r. &eter 6obrneD & Sons 60,
1926 so. &opne afpe, Chicago.
81. I
FttfHk 4I&lIt - ENIHEIH UMs
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Sm 3eiden Ser Simmclsrasc
ioIIen mir ms onron erinnern, Oab
Elm oebeibIidcr 2cbensIaitf MIR bel
poIftdnoieem @leideeiDidt beS Sci.
bcs mosIid lit, gern1eioet 0os 3u.
piel ebenio uie oas 3iitpeltig! Siitet
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Hprf 9amen.

81
Sruu RaSqmlien INTO Sobn
Settrp BON @olebal6 iporcit Somitog
nuo 9sontaa bel sliiorep &biIlipp 5a
@ciltf.
Sc borte iid al ME 9rieg in
Den erfteir Saeen Ropaubers ola mir
one pieIe Grnaeret bort@h. 6nemoe
S6aer gibt's bicraun Ole MGiIe, ober
lpeud9 @iI6.
Sberg. Scinlein uno @ollertion
iinb aft Corn . Sbreoben fir Die
Sarnpr bier,nn utS giebt's IN ono.
icr &ibtllng 6ieies Sobr piel 81
tblrp.
Moraeub Sonitae, iit bel Geo.
&aeffner. Sbootirg Watcb.
gbrtit Marih bot feline Cog
miibIe BON @otbidaefer mf ieine
eigcpe Sarm sebrodt ln6 miro ore.
len @arter 8oia1ot5 in9em
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Griebensridtcr

Trteoetisrtd)tcr
Hoarf SospniDip: Gbriit Ganuler
into 8. j. Stoenner.
&idJfoltb: 8bil &otb, s. g. Weper.
@pultpare: Iltgalit 2aubert rfuS 2beo
9%itfdtmitn.
Bowel: 8. II. Deppe uil0 S. s.
Coulter.
lbiro Greet: SO. q. SaieoenonaL
GieoridJ Sdnuiot.
Canaan: Gas. S. Solt, rnO Sbos.
Warfs.
Glap: S, 6. aotttpie uapo 9. 81.
Snritb.
8rlilA Greet: Noam 6. @rdc un6
Geo, 9. 2odDart.
8nr6oiS: S. SO. aonlper. illto @ail
Matbis.
glqls ct. 2oifis trai geiterl ore
ghadyridt bier Elm Dab Serr o. s.
Somfelbt friiher Circuit gIerf in
.@asccfaSe Gourfp, aus Dem Qeben
goidteoan lit. gr NOR ldrgere 3eit
fraitf.
SiuiSs.
5ranf Sc6itite bon Secon0
Greet mar bier airf Dem Yferoeboltoel
Gbas 9ieber lit na9 ct.
|2oitts sum 8eilpd,
5ruu alosster lrilO 8rau &iti.
fmnp BON goosoam finO bier 80 9e.
lildJ.
So. @iaimairn laBt feifi 8obn'
bnns repariren.
sSacob Miid)el utpo Sri. 2i55ie
Scboenthng iiro IN ben Staito Der
Che getreten. /
arguft Steintef llifer Ste[f-
p~ettretcr aes @egadieber 1T oieie
gsodc dii Sett o~ortoitroBer fleiBig
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(eiHsdaubt.3
Sin sranml

h t~Sth8efetet.t
I Z sfsot sgi slSfs ms
/ Sin sraum 8
9lir tritnlte id) marc eeitorbcn
|llrto itnr Scr Seeie meitb 1oft I
9a tuaren miteinonoer I'M Streiic
Die Seitel INTO @rgeieini
9ie SerlfeI Die batt' i1 ifon ollc
SHr untefr i'm 9ebe1l aeiebcn.
Sic pflegten berim olS GpoiteI
Ser Nnti Saloolu 9eugiie 81 gefen.
Ser 8aIlace, Ser Golf utn ole Carrie
9tation
Die bier 10 gcrpiitet, er9rimmt,
Sic poren iett ollie mitanoer
Gum 9ien6t in Der Sole beltimnt.
Sic meiiten idj miiiie binirnter
Nfit ibner sur Solenpeir
@eil ib beal6e oie aneipen
llno frobiH Dem Bier nto @ein.
llnb neil i'd INNER 9cipeien
Gin @rti Srobibitioltifts
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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-07-30

be run together in a pasture, the
pigs should probably be kept sepa-
rate from the other litters until at
least three or four months old.
Arrange Pasture Lots for Sows and
Pigs.
BY little planning the lots can
usually be arranged so that crops
will be available for grazing the sows
and pigs separately while the pigs
are sucking. Crops may be sowed,
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-07-30

to be available for grazing, during
March, April and May, and during
September. October and November,
in these lots adjoining the houses.
When sows are not sucking pigs
they may be run together on crops
especially provided for them or in
the general pasture. but If compelled
TO get their entire living from the
general grass pasture. they will not
likely keep in sufficient flesh to far
row good, strong pigs or suckle them
well afterward. Crops may be grown,
such as rape, cowpeas. soy beans,
peanuts, ETC., which will keep the
brood sows in excellent condition
without any grain feeding. but the
ordinary grass pasture will not do
so. II clover or alfalfa pasture is
available, very little other feed will
be required by the brood sows ex-
cept when sucking their pigs.
Few Brood SOws Too Fat.
We hear a great deal about brood
sows being too fat. but few Of them
are seen in the South. A hundred
fail to produce good litters from lack
OF feed to one that is too fat. Sows
may get too fat when kept up and
given all the corn or other fattening
feed they will eat, but a SOW that
gathers her own feed from a rape,
cowpea, soy bean or peanut pasture
is not likely to get too fat, while the
one on clover or alfalfa pasture
will probably need little extra feed
to keep her in good condition for
sucking two litters a year, and the
one that runs on an ordinary grass
pasture most certainly will need
some additional feed il she is to re-
gain the flesh she lost while sucking
the last litter.
Start right now to plan and fence
a lot for each brood sow, arrange
to plant crops in these lots that will
be ready for grazing from about two
weeks before narrowing time until
the pigs are at least eight weeks old.
Then arrange two other sets of pas
lures, one for the brood sows and
larger hogs and another for the pigs.
II this can't be done, put the sows
in the general pasture and feed them
little extra, If they are to raise two
litters year