The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-17

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tAo vovsa wire variety. No bstAee
tsooe vas ever 1evise1. Deevido1 Il y
pat up ven. aAA - otAse tsace y -
poor. Ugly and iDs@c3sat 4 Il u 0roet
- b . shpsAo1 0a11se.
Pick The fruit, empty II cato tAo sost-
Ing tables and pack II right In ths a.
cAara. II this method q pfaet1sed
much labor 10 saved. for the whole
work u completed - oooa q th0 fFuit
y gathered from the tross.
Il has beea eooeluGtvoly pfovea hat
hens kept In yard and fed right win
lay moro eggs than hens that run st
large all over creation. T1s fos1 bill
will not b 20 large either. tact that
u worth considseing.
II swine are kept psnnsl s1A ass
Given absorbsnts enough to keep them
fairly clean and dry. they viii nearly
earn their keep In the amount Of fse.
tilissr they will make. and II - he
best Of its kind.
Apples will not b over-produced un-
til every man. woman and child In the
land has all the apples he or she can
use. and gets them at . moderate
price.
II not done. plant. your goosebsr.
res and currants this fall. Grape
vine should be laid down and covered
with straw. Even the old Concord
cannot stand our strenuous winters.
Start the trap nests 20 It can b.
known which are the best winter lay
ers. Almost any old hen will lay In
spring and summer; it takes q good
hen to lay IN late fall and winter.
Not all regions and all soils are suit
able for growing a good quality Of
onions. and only recently have onion
growers found out that peaty, swamp
lands made the best onion ground.
Nitrate Of soda will force the growth
Of melons. tomatoes and other plants.
A tablespoonful scattered about each
tomato plant and slightly raked In will
produce good results.
There 10 . great region Of country
where the blackberry may be called
the poor mans fruit. This 10 true be-
cause of the ease and certainty with
which 1t 10 produced.
Every foal at weaning age has cost
the breeder considerable money, and
the preservation and development Of
the foal has much to do with the prof
it, Of the farm.
In marketing onions the first essen
tial is to properly grade and clean the
bulbs, in order that they may present
an attractive appearance when offered
for sale.
insignificant matters often do not At.
tract attention, yet little crack in the
poultry house, II near where the fowls
roost, will cause suffering sooner or Ia
ter. \
The low that has proven herself
extra valuable as a breeder and .
mother should be one of the most
priced animals on the farm.
In mending q steep place in the
roadside. briers. brush and all fence
row mowings make good material to
lay down to place the dirt upon.
In erecting q woven wire fence one
II the essential things to be consider.
ed is that Of strong and well support
ed corner or end posts.
The great value Of limo in the soil
IL its power to correct soil acidity. or
sourness. and to improve its texture
or physical condition.
Well bred heifer calves may often
be purchased cheaply Of people who
live in town and keep but one COW for
family use.