The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-22

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1he movement Of % many tA0o-
ssnAs of young people fron tAs faro
To the city b largely caused ~ ~
roads which Isolate thsif homes 81
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cessibls. Ths aAditioa 70 tAs ssSaa
populatioo lessons ths producing essee
a tie fAS1 and at tAs same d0o eeo-
atss . grsatsr demand for faso Dgo1-
Ucts. rhis means highse oost oe w.
ing anA a Undesirable sitnatSoa ~
suits.
TAs minus quality of esF sodls hss
not - nueA O ths chemical - q
tAs sou - upoa ths vreteAs1ly Dooe
physical oonditioa i.1ucsd through ~
lack of any attempt to return - ~
soil that vital attribute which nAkas
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: vhiah
togsthsr With rational tillass saA uso
OF maAufss. constitutes tAs best ksy
for unlocking tie storage of latsot
plaAt food containsA In The soll.
The COW u insunctively tho D4se
courteous animal In the world. 0Ao a.
ways responds to better treatnsot
What shall We say for some Of tie nso
who own her and use her with Q Aig.
gardliness that shows how little tAsy
know OF . COW and how little they ~
preciats her.
II the dairy COW 10 In . good healthy
condition and her milk supply proets
counteract her actual expense Of keep
ing. she 10 worth the time and trouble
Of keeping her but on the other hand.
should she consume moro feed than
her profit warrants. get rid Of her -
soon ~ possible.
When doing the tree planting. do
not forget to put few trees in Q cor.
ner Of the pasture fields, II there 10
such . things a. fenced pasture on the
farm. Protect these for . few years.
and they will protect the stock for
many more.
Animals are like human beings-
sometimes they will eat more. than ut
others. and II q feeder acts In accord
ance with the demands Of the animals
under his control. 1t means safe and
sure economy to the man who pays
the bill.
The best time to thin peaches 10
Just when the pit 10 hardening. In the
country between Is and 40 degrees
latitude, this ID done June 10 to IL.
Further south. Of course. the worh
should begin earlier.
From . business point Of view. the
hog II described a. - great national
resource. = farm mortgage litter and
debt-payer. and the most generally
profitable domesticated animal In
American agriculture"
Don't hesitate about paying . good
price for Q pure bred sire. provided he
II we'll bred and good Individually
The money will come back to you
fourfold TN the arst crop of young
sters.
Celery makes most Of it, growth
during September and October. and II
you can get plants Of these varieties
out in July and August, and . root
system started. the chances are good
for . crop.
In fattening both fowls and chickens
It must be remembered that the less
exercise they get the quicker they will
fatten. It 10 dimcult to fatten well
fowls that have free range.
Foods vary in quality owing to dif.
ferent conditions under which they
are grown. This ID one reason why q
prescribed ration will not always pro.
duce the same results.
For comb honey, hive . little more
shallow in the brood nest than the
regular body 10 preferable, ~ It forces
the honey up into sections Just where
1t 10 wanted.
Farmers and feeders would do we'll
to pay more attention to the root
crops in their attempt At getting the
ideal feeding ration. both for beef and
dairy cattle.
One great advantage sweet clover
has over great many crops 10 that 1t
will keep In check almost all Of the
noxious weeds with which We are
troubled.
Tuberculosis In chickens has been
found in flve cases this year BY the
state hygienio laboratory at the Uni
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