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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30
Lean Christmas for Wall Street.

New York, Dec 24,-With the ex-
ception of few of the banks and trust
companies and the large private bank
Ing firms, the employees of Wall street
firms will have lean Christmas this
year. The majority of the stock ex-
change firms have not had large pro-
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30

Big Aviation Meet at New Orleans.
New Orleans, Dec. 24.-The interna-
tional aviation meet which began here
today at the city park race track is
the greatest attraction ever offered
residents and visitors of the crescent
city. The birdmen will compete for
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30
FAT MEAT PALLED ON A BRIDE
So w. T. Martins Mail Order Wife Up
and Left Him.

New York, bee. 24.-The bride
whom he met and married through a
correspondence school of love-" has
left him and W. r. Martin of Pomona
Calf, has asked old friends of her
in Patterson, n j.. to find some trace
of her.
Martin is &C years old, Their honey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
OWLS WILL HOOT At
SPOKANE IN JULY
Hundred Delegates Are
Registered for Annual Grand
ConcIaye July IS to IS in
Washington City,

Spokane, Wash, June Twelve
hundred delegates, representing every
state, territory and province of Amer
lea. have been registered for the an
nual grand conclaye of the F%ratcrnal
brotherhood of Owls in Spokane, July
] 3to rs. when q class of moro than
100 will De initiatcd as members of
Spokane Nest. which has a member
ship of 500, The sessions win take
place i'm the Pacific Halls. the chief
business being the revision of the con-
stitution. election OF grand officers.
and the selection of a place Of meet
ing for the coming year. Officers of
spokane Nest are arranging a pro-
gram of entertainment, which in
cludes automobile sightseeing trips.
excursions to lake and forest resorts
and apple districts in eastern Wash
ington ana northern Idaho. also "A Sc
ries OF receptions and heate parties.
A feature viii he a midnight hanquent
for 1000 among the pines in one oi
the nearby parks. The chief officer
elect viii preside as t-oHstmaster. and
there will be many prominent speak
ers from various parts at the nitc'i
states aud Canada,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

section 1875. a strong reason To sup-
port the propricty OF this holding Is
to he found IN the fact that the
statement" must contain informa-
ton rs to the corporation similar to
that which Is required by section I OF
the act. in the certificates of moor
poration Of domestic corporations,
end therefore ought TO he published
tho samc aS those certificates de-
serihed in section z. II must he quite
as necessaty to give this Information
to tho public as to foreign corpora
tons as it is to give 1t With reference
to domestic corporations.
Yours truly.
tSigncdD FRANK w. CLANCY,
Attorney General.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

The stays end stripes were adopted
as the flag of the United states on
the llth of June, a. D., 1117, and the
commcndg Bile custom has since grown
~ of declaring its anniversary Flag
Doy in commemoration of that great
eYentn, 1t is fitting that at least II
deg in each year be set aside on
which exercises shouru be held in
public places in honor or tho Glag, the
emblem of oui great nation, n that
az such exercises and in the newspa-
pe}s the story Of the making Of the
flas BY Betsy Ross, the history Of its
adoption by the Continental Con-
81 'sS, end a brief outline of the his
inif Of our country subsequent
thereto be given, telling how the na-
Ion. 81 which II is the symbol, has
gipvn from three millions OF people,
scattered along the Atlantic sea
coast. to nearly ninety million of free
men; how the boundaries of our
country have extended from the Alse-
en2nN mountains to the Pacific
ocean. and the isles beyond the seas;
row We have grown TO be one of the
strongest powers in the world, and
now we have always sought to throw
our great Influence as a nation into
me scale in favor of good government
ana q general uplifting Of all down
Nnddcn people.
Now. therefore. /. william J. Mills.
E~o'elner OF the territory of New
hcNico. do hereby declare. June, the
ita, A. D.. 1910. that being the 1891
anniversary Of the adoption of the
S'ts n stripes rs the flag Of the
htcd states Of Americg. 80 be Flag
Jay and do hereby request that on
s2'd day the national flag be raised
On 2il schol houses and public build
,lss IN the territory OF New Mexico,
"nu on as many private homes and
p'ees OF business as possible; that
,ne press. which always reaches y
~lec majority Of our citizens. briefly
uetall to their readers the history of
.ne nag with n view of fostering and
bic. |
Done at the executive office this,
"e 4th day of June. a. ID. 1910.
NHness my hand and the Great
"'fl OF the territory of New Mexico.
WILLIAM j. MILLS.
hy The Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary of New Mexico. |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
Ce;4iricatcs Of Completion.

Territorial Engineer Vernon J.. Sui
Ivan today issued the following GER
tiricates of completion:
No. 1873, Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe RailHay Company for water
works Tor power purposes, lawn
snrinkling end municipal purposes on
the townslte OF L.amy,
Ne. 200. Frank NJ. Quinn. for the
enlargement of the Independence
ditch near Pennington, San Juan
county.
No. 100, William Dooley of Artcsia.
The Miller drain ditch on the
Hagerman canal, Chaves county,
flowing eight second feet, and Il res
eryoi, holding 2fSS acrc feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

Opinion ny Attorney General.

Opinion by .Nttorncy General.
ne following is Il copy of an opin-
OF The attorney scnetal as to pub
~snlhg the settlement filed by q for
an corporation with the articles of
IN operation.
NON. Nathan Jafra. Secretary Of New
Mexico. santa Fe. y. NJ.
D'aF Sir.-In response TO the re-
1rst %contained in your letter 81 the
e,S' ult-- J have to say that I am
'iis OF opinion that the statement
~+.iied iiom foreign oeI porations by
lion l02 9f chapteI ~ cf the laws
'''' m edition to- a copy Of the
"titel "t ceitificate Of %inccrpora-
I"us within the provision Of
.'H 1888 of the same act IS To pub
~ IN = newspaper. believe
ns. s"n are quite correct in holding
Sal such q statement may be con-
H' as a supplement TO the char
"i certificate Of Incorporation
N must he tiled. and therefore
's' be published in accordance with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

j. sam is q devil, but never played
Faust, he leads = dual life. never play
cd ten nights in q bar-room, but Will
admit he played little Willie in East
Lynn at West Point. The Airdome
has that cool. refreshing breeze that
brings youth. We have III a week
now and already have testimonials
from people cured of the hook-worm,
indigestion. dyspepsia. dependency.
torpid liver. electric lights, Plum
Hago. Change in vaudeville tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
Arrests u, Mounted Police.

M0UnIed Policemen ". z. Dudley
reported the following arrests to
headquarters today. Rafael Flores
and brother ut Corona. Wanted as
witness Is ut Carli2ozo.
w. T.. salmon. who escaped from
on officer ct Clovis. and was appre-
hended al Vaughn.
Gabriel AnaYa, wanted in FL Paso
county. for theft of = horse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
WILL SPEND
SUMMER At TAOS
W. {. Rollins, Painter Of Arts
tic Picture Of Grand Canyon,
in New Mexico to Stay Sew
eraI Months,
- 49,. ~ - An.irar nnl -

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JaurnalI
Santa Fc, June ARTISTS ana art
lovers of this city are deeply inter-
| csted in the exhibit which w. Z. Roll
Inns. the noted painter of pictures of
indian life, viii show Monday in the
room adjoining the culio store in the
old Exchange hotel ct the southeast
| conner of the plaza.
Mr.. Rollins accompanied by Mrs.
Rollins, who is q writer and student
of indian life, will spend the summct
in Taos, but viii remain here a few
days longer. Their present home is
IN Los Angeles zut they have travelled
| extensively in this country and abroad
and MI. Rollins has exhibited his pic
| lures in classic Boston and in many
ether art ccntcIs always arousing
| keen interest. Mr.. Rollins first stud
led under the late Virgil Williams in
the SAN Francisco school of Design
now the Mark Hopkins Institute and
was afterwards assistant director of
the school. He won a gold medal for
general excellence.
MI. Rollins first began painting
marines and WAS called the Callfor-
MIA marine painter INT his work was
well received for ii hung in many
p~riV3te galleries IN san Francisco and
III lNp VI VIZ Etlltl les " ANtM lthh
City.
Studics Indians.
\ commission from the Lewis and
Clark exposition FOR Portland. ore
gun, started Mi. Rollins in the dircc-
ton OF the Indians and he ut once
sought out thc best models, the IN
dians living nearest thcir primitive
ways.
Many artists nov visit the r%escrva-
ticns and s'cnd their time around the
lcpcc, but few indeed have seen and
reproduced the quiet lie Of the In
dian as has Mr.. Rollins. He has
studied it, he has lived It and it has
Been his pleasure TO paint it. The rec
oids he has left of this life and the
leaders of il are declared by great art
critics to be faithful an artistic.
Grand CANYON Picture.
one Of the artists masterpieces is
said &c be the painting of the Grand
Cguyon Of Arizona which was pur-
chased By President Ripley of the.
santa Fc Itailway. 1t was placed on
exhibit in the Chicago Institute and
later taken to The main offices of
the Santa Fe system. Mr.. Rollins
spent twelve months studying the
Grand Canyon in all its moods.
changes and light effects before he
put brush Ia canvas. He worked al
another veal before he took his
brush rom the canvas leaving on it
ST. cngth, beauty and character. max
ing up . wonderful Interpretation Of
this wonder of wonders.
This picture alone made the artist
famous and It Il enthusiasm
wherever ii is exhibited.
If YOU are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thirds of
IL bottle of Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. YOU car ave your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
inNigorate the stomach. improve tho
digestion. regulate the bowels. Give
them q trial and get well. Sold by all
druggists.
W. love those shows at that boost
M ALrlanan. lAnn li-n il L
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
EMPIRE COMPANY
FILES PAPERS At
SANTA FE
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
IN IMPORTANT MEETING
Construction Concern InCorpor-
ates for S100,000i AppIica-
tons Approved for Water
Rights; Other Official Notes,


Isperlal DsDaIeb 7" nT 0"F"I"x J"uF"HII
santa Zee. june 4.-The Empire
Construction company Of Roswell,
Cravcs county. filled Incorporation
papers today. The capitalization is
100000 uWided into 10000 shares.
rbe i~nrorporators and directors are;
RAYMOND II. Kendlick OF Roswell.
who Is also the New Mexico agent;
Malcolm r. LOOMS of Roswell:
julius Bceman OF son Francisco;
Fred l.. Tubbs Of omaha. Neb., and
g. \. Richurdson of Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

plans for the Portales pumping.
irrigation plant in Roosevelt county
we're flied today with Territorial En-
CINE. Vernon l.. sullivan. The pro-
icct appears to be O very feasible one
and the plans so into the details of
the location of wells and power trans
mission lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
Notary Public Appointed.

OOvtTnOi Nils tOuuY appointed
cora McClanahan Of Nolan. Mora
county,, q notary public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
WOMAN IN
SAN ANTONIO DIES
Mrs, JeSusa CaSSeaS, SO Years
Of Age and Saw City Under
Government of Five Differ
ent Flags,

a Antonio, Texas. June ito
Mrs. Jesusa Casscas. who died a few
davs ago ut the age of SO, belonged
the honor of being this clty's oldest
native resident. Mrs. Casscas was
born at Mission Espada. ct n time
whenthis city was still known IS san
Antonio de I:cXar and when it was
littlc more than q Spanish preside.
surrounded BY the adobe huts of q
few Indian camp followers. Mission
Espada. now known as Fourth Mis-
sion. wae then q considerable dis
trucc from the city and on the day
on which MIS-. Casseas Was born q
rowing band Of Cherokee lndigns sur
priscd tle settlement and killed her
father. sparing the life of the mother
for the sake of the infant. Mrs. Cas-
seas pissed her whole life in this
city and during that time saw 1t I'M
der the spanish. Mexican. Texan,
Confederate and American Ilags.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

We tried IL count the h"osters go-
inn in the Nirdome last night; We
run out Of chalk at fifteen hundred
counts. and Tried the blue points; they
were all select on the half shell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
stld ON y guarantee that IL YOU are
MOI satisfied after using two-thirds of
"a bottle according 10 directions. your
money viii be refunded. 1t is up TO
you To tiy. sold hy all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH
occidental Song"
by a Chorus OF Over Four Thousand Policy Holders

composed b, T. \ Nauglr>. special Asentl
If q wan q ec projection 10 o babies and your wife
Investigate the offer % he OCCIDENTAL LIFE
They've got u brand new contract hats 80 oUI In every Va
That o can't afford to miss IL aud there's danger in delay.
The nan upon the SALARY o meet he aHN gHnd
If accidents or sickness comes hFS sure to 10 bthind
In these day OF heh prics the family must be fed
He needs his daly salary TO insure their dali bread.
If either oc should come to o OF curse you HOPE they won't.
Your salary ~ yonr earnings stop. ut our expenses don't
They double AZ u i'm like hat. our savings melt Hike nov
And " ,u ave no savings saved. uhat you'd do l don't know.
The rent and grocer must he paid. what will tho butcher say,
Your doctor bills ad medicine mom higher every day.
Ad a hundred other bills come up that Pun o. IN he hole.
Fan you afford to take this cha nee? There is u better waS.
The cost Is small Ia price Of ne fNccentc cigar cachd day.
II buys IN OCCIDENTAL. BOND. that's bound Ito see you through.
They pay, o an indcnmitv until you're well again
and axe your place among the ranks to work s other men,
II IS the Thing for you to do. there's danger in delay.
The OCCIDENTAL. Albuquerque, % II thounndn miles ava,,
Means prompt adjustments, no red ape, Claims paid without delay,
Is the home of THE otClDLNIA Al IitE III which W e MI take pride.
Why scnd YOUR money 10 he East Mere all men OFT the West.
Why huid M Eastern cities when wc love our own towns hcste
Our moneys all invested here TO build this great Southwest,
II Is IA home. our NIL in life, the land we owe best.
Then think this matter over some, and do IL NOM, TO-DAY!
Then send for ~. Wen do Nc rest. There's danger i'm delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

We love those shows at hat boost
Ing Airdome; long live it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

l.. l.. Stimson, chief engineer vI 'ae
camfield Development company ar
rived in the ci;v Yesterday from ms
HEADQUARTERS at Denver. He Is ~ tle
lit, To meet with the board OF the
las Vegas grant. and viii present -
mem the specifications OF the shthl''
storage reservoir which the ~coinpanS
Vii construct northwest of th' CIV
Measures are being taken 8" pr"ih'e'
the Irrigation project as rAfl"iN ~ ,
possible.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
IF E,[Rnz, sas !.
. '6.E&,r
sYsR. 1850. .fll.'sl
LlvEllsTock MOTHS.

DYsedinx I 49, ula,e "a I $50 ma
= psor Dosaul
A aetsva - - a.,,1 -. $780,
- - n,,,eav ,a6n--l.1se -. .s.l7
WAsa SnhH - I - ~ nod
eu1tn. - - - ~ - AsiA
-. l.uu.u, 90 =, ,~u,n,,e..t i1tcA
- = / - ~, -
.pSs6si,-sssa - h. 3,A,5,,. 3a, .ss
$500 - amy =,
1870 -, 49, ~. =
- Ae.Aa. = -
-. 49, - >nnsn& =
.xsn -. = - - ,,o,,xh 40 The
1900 80 -
~ - ,esev :, ~. ~. SOW. 1T
~. .. -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
MISsiSSIPPrS new ROAD Law
Recent Legislation Enacted Meoeaas>
oostinsd to Materially ~
vance Cause.

tn recent Mississippi Legislature
sna1td . road law that, On ~ fsoa.
appears destined to advance very ma
tsEially The cause Of good roads IN
tAat stoas. While It DOES not inter
fere VA the established system. Il
aots almost Independently & It. II
provides that upon petition Of 20 per
cent. q a. cidsens a . district, the
board a supervisors shall advertise
the poe3t1pn hrss wsoks. and II no
opposing petition 10 presented. tho
sup&viso1s a1e authorized 70 issue
3G.yea1 bonds to IN amount not e.
ceedtng ons-tenth Of The taxable prop.
ery In the district. II 30 Per cent d
Of 10 citizens ct the end Of threo
weGlu present counter petition. then
tho boa1d shall submit the issue 70 IN
eloo1na. A tax Of one mill per dollar
d authorissd for a sinking fund and
intsrest and the board appoints three
commissioners who shall have charge
Of tho construction Of the road. acting
under the supervisors, and on the ad,
Vice Of IN expert civil engineer And
The established road system 10 not ~
tufbed, rather supplemented b. tho
now law.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09

6ot board cut in this shape with a
large convex projecting part to mold
the main surface Of manger. And on
each side Of this two concave or hollow
parts are cut out, to mold the edges
Of side walls 30 they will be rounded.
This will prevent sharp edges chipping
OF or injuring animals. The concrete
n filled into tho forms in . rough
shape Of the manager and the wood
form placed upon same, and by draw.
ing this back and forth. with each end
resting on the side boards, the con-
crete 10 pressed into the proper form
much easier and more exactly than
can b done with q trowel or in any
other way.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09

- X s. b 3 4 + e . =
hang lsss&ly ov~ bas1d = hAs
viii Hoa rub aonht ~ hanging
hsaA Wien ths I'D part e Asg u
dhldsd DH - besk tAA ihaA
~ end complete ths saaA1hg. Whss
roadz for hanging I Aoist hsg 0ul
his 0otah is UP against ~ hanging
beam. then let the pullcys beck and
put the gambrel stick through heels
Then trip the lock and let hog down
on beam The beam is smooth on
top. tho outer end little lower than
the inner, and hog Is moved with
ease. When ready TO weigh the hog
let him down on the cleaning table,
hang the scales on the hook IN pull
ley. fasten the soa1a. hook in hogs
Log and pull out ~ gambrsl stick,
When hog IL weighed I swing him as
when scaldinE. and the work Of cut
ting up 10 easily done. '-...
~ Explanatisa: Sweep Deis asd haaE.
Ing beam are both fastened - main
psls with chains. HaA ~ h sst
II Sge0l three net. i've seakss
ssDoss bwseD Dee hssd ~ %
ground. Neat water for b1kshsrins
BY AAsR1nG Q No q tlEss hsh -
~ u H. s11H ~ q ~
i - r = - . A1DxAk we u.
stSx " - ~ Asn Ssq1L
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09

Many Important Points to Be consld.
srsd In Selecting seed-shape,
Uniformity and Germ.

q fht ssAHAa' F 81 25s aaB2;
4 isr.sl Or grain Of sssn consist.
q nlns parts:
!. np -. which ssvssS ~ - q
Base = lie kernel aad cso0as enly
absrt ~ pr sent. & ~ 0uaA
:. 1b1yo 1eot
!. ND'stnooA.
I. 00n. The 80 ssebn ne
csntzs1 DaSt Of ths hss0A S1Da ths
~ Z It ss0pEasss sAsul Il M
cd0 - hernel tDsps Il. nAjn
corn m Mss Ii jow.sn 1sa). ~
gern 1eAlss from % - q - -
of csss sfl q lysn % y q - -.
Of to tStnI oil sen4a1Dsd 4 - oevn
ker1sl
5. 0nts,s stem or saik.
9. 0suny gntea. - hss.y a.
tsass Dast talsussss kvss) Nss -
des1sl1A tbe hall surrss1lAs he ~
nA. sonprtsss tlsa' - IA ~
cent & ~ grain tbse1G .,sps 49,
dant n AioA protein ss11). a1d 4 son.
tains ks0 30 to II pr cent. ef ~
te(a. bong the richest IN Drsts4n Of all
the parts of the corr ksrDsl. x
7. Horny starch The horny starchy
Dart is the chief substance in the sides
and back CT the kernel (tbs germ
face being considered the front OF The
keroeD. This substance comprises
about ~ per cent. Of ordinary corn.
but 10 much more abundant in high
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
eosocnErR mhnoaa IS CHEAP
Fosd From Being Wss<sd-How
- PVT One To1ethsr.

Tho construction Of Q concrete man.
or h simple. Two forms are erected
at . distance apart equal to the great
81 outside width OF manger az we'll
a. The height OF the manger. The
boards ON the side where the animals
stand should be set slightly slanting.
a. cut Of completed manger illustrates,
writes 4 A. Houghton in Missouri
Valley Farmer. A wood form Is now
nade to conform to the exact shape
and size you want the concave sur
face OF trough Of manger to be, as
shown In illustration. This IL simply
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09

protein corn and hess abundant tn low
protein. Although rich IN starch, It
contains about ten per cont. Of pro-
tein (moTe in the high protein corn
and laos in the low protein oorn). It
contains greater total amount Of
protein Than any other part Of the
kernel. ISL
8. Com starch. The white sta4chy
part oompies the center Of tho crown
end At the kernel and usually partially
surrounds the germ. It comprises
about - per cent. of tho kernel (less
In protstn corn. It is poor in protein
Give to eight per, cent?. &s@ss
9. Dun The huh Is ths WY thin
outer ooak It comprises about stx
per cent. Of the kernel and contains q
lower 'pesoentage Of protein labout
four pr sanG) than any other part OF
the kernel.
Whvn ths grain sprouts, No. Z ths
embryo root goss down into tn
ground No. 5, embryo stem, goes up
ward on Of the ground to make the
stalk. '.N-h' r.
For ssed the grain should be care
fully examined as to (1) shape, (2)
uniformity or resemblance. (3) germ
or viabdhty, /. e., sprouting.
Different soils and environment will
require different varieties and types Of
corn. Seek that for which your farm
proves 70 be most productive Of good
quality -..-. a. ~
In neayly all Of the states tho fol-
lowing points are used in judging seed
coFns s :@
Uniformity. trusnsss to type. shape
Of en-, color market conditions. ups.
butts. uniformity Of grain. shape Of
grain. length Of ear. circumference Of
ear. space between rowy and grain,
proportion BY weight Of shelled co1n
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
R..,on. for F.ttenins Hor,ss.

A mixed grain ration Of corn ooo
oa&s when fed with clover hay h
moro valuable than single grain
ration Of corn for producing large
gains In horses In an S4-day feeding
period. Clover hay when fed WIN q
mixed grain ration Of corn and oae1
10 worth about twice al much tor pro
ducing gains as timothy.
Exercise has retardlng o0Doo a
the taking on of flesh.
IN preparing them for show q mar
kot they do better If confined % TIL
stall dq1ng tbs1seding period.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
ID shsdk ed Corn 10 noo..

,tt0dsh1 4h1ked OQrn % Ho0o.
= Qffnt 0nd0 US win few shock1
9~ ~ in the field We haul them
a = ~4hrn and feed them out ID
GHtp1y1t doesn't hurt the hogs "a
kuDt The torn, but docs them goa
The fodder makes manure. W11eh 4
IN Il IL good fer. while ~ aRo sopuo
- both0r Of husklA8 - 0aUa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
Arkansas Man Gives Excellent Meth
Cd Of Handling Hogs-Concise
Details Of Plan.

For handling the hogs use dou'
BILE pulley with lock to hold the load
1t any height wanted. writes w. A.
Newell Of Jenny Lind. Ark. in Iis-
souri, Valley TA1msr. Pulley Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
Raj.lno live 0eeeis.

1Aae raising live stock pay0 waa
osmonstrated recently by Nlnnssota
nlgnGR, who took . bunoA g eaee1A
vh3gA - had raised, % CA1oa0D ~
leuk hack check ~ @e1A