Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-23

fam heavy fall rains through failur
maize 4 second and later tie abov
~ first when the fodder was cut an
-b;cb has become loose through
,hcnkage of the stalks and leaves.
fsh hatchery in Oregon has jus
,torfAd its "fncubators" going witt
1on00O0 salmon eggs. These VIII
he given proper "brooder' accommoda
films and when old enough to forag'
hr themselves will be liberated in TIL
creams of the Pacific slope.
The fact is certainly not appreciated
90 fnlIv as it should be that no food
is 50 beneficial as milk in increasing
tbp quantity and improving the quail
" Of blood and thus building UP a de
Melted and rundown physical system
A quart day with all of the butter
fat will do the business.
The sumac and hard maple stand
at the head perhaps In the popular es-
TEEN for their gorgeous leaf coloring
ht in seasons when the leaves Of the
hazel brush have time to ripen natural
II thew produce a variety as well as
onfet richness of coloring that Is IN
surpassed.
In Cairo, Egypt, where the NOLAN
medan religion holds sway, dogs are
held sacred and practically swarm in
the streets. AS one passes through
some Of the small towns In America
49,. the number of dogs 10 be seen would
seem to Justify the belief that the fol-
lowers Of Mohammed were getting a
foothold.
With prices Of hay ranging as high
as at present there would hardly seem
to be any need for urging the best
possible care to be given in the han
ding of stalks, straw and other forms
Of roughage. Before another growing
season rolls around hay will be
mighty scarce article and the price
out Of sight
The consensus Of opinion OF those
Who have had experience in dry farm
ing Is that land ssloping to the north
OF northeast IS best suited to the pur-
pose This is due to the fact that land
WIN such slope Is not exposed SO di-
rectiy to the rays Of the sun, loses
less moisture from evaporation and is
less likely to suffer from hot winds
Not only does the orchardist who
taxes scientific care OF his trees get
an extra price for his fruit when there
Is short crop, but he is well paid for
THIS care even when he sells on a flush
market for it is under such conditions
especially that quality counts, as fruit
tlat Is given no spraying or other at
'enEon does not Justify paying freight
20 get 1t to market.
an interesting trait Of waterfowl
that most every hunter is acquainted
with Is that when wounded on the wa
Ter they will almost invariably crawl
Out on land, while IL winged on land
lucy Will as often seek refuge In near
ny water. The redhead, one OF the
mOst highly priced of game birds, has
SILL more exasperating habit Of div
ing when wounded and seizIDg hold of
some water plant and there dying.
Inc story is familiar Of the donkey
mat ate heartily Of dry prunes and in
crossing a broad ford got them soaked
w. with the result that they expanded
~ tnat the animal burst asunder. But
lot until this season has the writer
lo'leed apples developed during a dry
'easoh' dropping In August and several
weeks later bursting their skins fol
owing copious rains through absorb
4g moisture from the damp grass In
winch they lay
reader Of these notes inquiries if 1t
VIII njure seed corn which has been
saIhered some little time to be eft out
II rain, Provided it was where the sun
you'd shine on it and dry i out no in
Jury would result unless a hard freeze
-ausht the corn unprotected with this
=. in the germ and cob. BY far
~. better plan is to see first that the
c :, is thoroughly dried out, then hang
IL. y q dry and well ventilated place
s snlii winter. when it may be hung in a
~ cellar Or vacant room upstairs.
o : farmer in the north part OF the
eoth oelt who lives near a sweet corn
o osahlng factory recently banked ST.
soo as the proceeds Of thirty acres OF
t tneet corn, Besides this he has the
sueer left, which he considers equal
49, ~ per acre with timothy hay. This
due 4aer be leeds as a part ration for q
VIZ, VI q dozen or more cows, from
haa 'sn he gets a revenue of 500 per
hnt These figures are not unusual,
nl, s merely show what can be accom-
telNa u oy combining energy and n