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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18

many and has solved the
thing that does not Tfque much are n Sat the
nm The Indian Runner duck has come TO are delicate navor
Dill ana these yonr
them rid Of the prejudice against duGn
the Indian Runners that they even superior 70 men egg
eggs soft boiled the white Of the duck egg next
As to the and taste there
can tell the duck egg and Sn egg ep g
further much preferred by some people to hen
only that they
them IN tSs country that it viii cause cheap egg
VIII nave csI 10 have oma short time ago party
DUCKS % d 40 nave months about II wears ago. told me
like weeds and that sold there by the YARD Genus
ordinarily but sold
The gentleman that told me this IS
very no sS % %ate sn moi dsbens his
sys the half has a 1fe asGu hs h that
so y @ have cur 5 and has sny M De one
machines they certainly great They convert feed
featheed
Anything S make % q Go H
thing confronting the breeders Of Indian Run
that the imported Indian Runners Of tine
g ns tye The standard makers have
nit is much peer and handsomer but believe it has
much foreign blood put into this variety Of ducks ducks to So
ducks compses breeding them hereafter to stick to
that know positively lays all white eggs ana
unless know
tSs fowis and the money
SanGDon m s Of m wnte eggs viii always SELF on the
than those which are slightly tinted in
color and make sacrifice for show points and sac
sale for market is something you can ngge on
be careful
GI4-~--,~>2
Very truly 81
yours
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

Moderate supply OF cattle Market about
steady with wek ago. Light choice cattle
around 500 pounds in best demand. Some few
ne sst IN quality with the advance q the
season.
Hog market not quite so strong this week.
Usual supply. Quality holding mp very salts
Quotations based on actual purchases for the
Good to prime steers. 900 to LOO pOunda
Medium TO good steers. 500 to LOO pounds
Good fat beef cows 600 to 1000 pounds.
Medium to good beef cows 100 to 500 pounds.
sk64c.
Good to choice belfeu. COS TO 500 pounds
4d4ke.
Medium 20 good helfeu. 600 to TOO pounds
beef cattle Inferior grades and dairy types
Mixed common steers. If rat TOO 20 600
Mixed common cows. Il fat. 600 TO TOO pounds.
Mixed punches. common to fair. 600 TO 700
pounds. 2&G3xc.
Good butcher bulls. sasae.
Prime hogs, 100 to zoo average. 6hdo&c.
Good butcher hogs i40 400 average.
aaod to ehOie. pigs. 50 TO 100 average.
e165Sc.
Heavy and rough bOss. 20 to 500 average.
Above quotations apply to prime eOrn-fsd
hogs.
:hc,ce TsnDessee lamb. sgs;
Medium to good lambs. 3h@41zc.
Good fat sheep. 2h63hc.
HORSES AND MULES.
Following are current Quotations on horses
and mules; market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft. good TO choice, 2oo0
southern horses fair % good. ss0@1SO; south.
ern horses, common, SIb010o; drivers. choice
tl5Sgzzs; plugs. s250s4o
LIVE STOCK By WIRE.
CHICAGO July IT.-Cattle, receipts esti-
mated at 1900; market generally steady;
beeves. S4.S549; Texas steers, S4.6066. 10;
western steers, <4T5Q5.so; stockers and feed
ers. sSg5.lo; COWS and heifers' $2.2oGo.1S;
Hogs, receipts estimated at $4,000; market
steady to a shade Up; light, s4.40Q6.S5; mix
S6.15d $40; good TO choice. s64OG6.s2h; pigs,
s5-J006.45; bulk Of sales, S6559dT5
sheep. receipts estimated at 1000; market
steady native. S2.00U4.6J; western, $3W4.IO;
yearlings. s4.40fI5.50; lambs. native. $4@T.10;
western. $4.J0G7.
ST. LOUIS. July I7.-cattle. receipts. $500;
sS1,s ste eel cows 's and sefe4s
S58e.5O; stOcktrs aud feeders, $2.650 4.50;
Texas and Indian steers, SS.209o; COWS and
heifers. $50 4.5o; calves in carload lots. S4.S
Hogs. receipts, $500; steady; pigs and
lights. $6.55d6-S5; packers. $4G5.50; butchers
and best ne4N.s %O-oo44 oco.a
Sheep. receipts. $500: native muttons, $3.50
GAS: lambs. $40b.SJ.
KANSAS CITY. July 1T.--Cattle; Receipts
10000. including 1900 s0utherns: strong TO
I0c higher; native steers. S5.O0G6.f5; southern
steers. $340G5.O0; southern cows and heif.
crs. s2.50d4.25: native cows and heifers, 81. 20
d6.5O; stockers and feeders. s3.O0Q5.Oo; bulls,
2.T5q4-50; calves. S4-0096.75; western steers,
S4.GOdo.25: western COWS, s.. 50445O.
Hogs-Reeeipts 1000. strong to Sc higher;
bulk Of sales. se.3o@eoo; heavy se.4oGe:S5;
OTIS
Sheep-Receipts 1000; strong; muttons, So. 40
d4a5: lambs, S6.O0u6S0; fed wethers and
yearlings.- $S.50G5.o0; fed western ewes, s2.25
1ST5.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1T.-cattle: Re-
eeipts 1850: market steady 10 lower; range.
S20OQ5.75.
Hoss-Receipts l.15o; market 1oe higher
range, S5.O0d6.T5.
sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts $3.50. STEADY:
lambs, $SO0G1.O0: fat sheep, 1925.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18

The New Orleans Poultry ASSOC
citation has signified its intention
of cooperating with the poultry
show to be given by the South
ern International Poultry ASSOC
citation in Atlanta. December IL
to I6, and to this end, have set
forward the dates of the New
Orleans show. changing from
December IL to 16, which is the
time set for the Atlanta show, to
November 29 TO December in
elusive. This Will be greatly to
the interest of both associations,
as many of the large breeders
and exhibitors in this section are
DESTROYS of entering at the New
Orleans show. AS the closing
date is December 4. this gives
ample time for the many entries
coming from this section. to be
forwarded IL time for the open
ing of the big Show here. This
is but an initial movement in
the formation of a great south
ern show circuit, which both the
Southern International and the
New Orleans associations will
foster. and doubtless be joined
by many other southern associa-
tions.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18
CONDITION OF TEXAS COTTON
MAN-KILLER DIES
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

ossINING. N. Y, July 17.-Guiseppe
Serimarco who killed two men during
his 27 years of life. paid the penalty for
one of his deeds today at Sing Sing pris-
on One minute contact of the electric
current left him a corpse. 1t was the
quickest execution since the electric chair
was introduced at the state prison.
Serimarco murdered Antony Santido at
Mamaroneck year ago. after quarreling
ina dance hall. Five years ago at Peeks-
kill he killed a man. but escaped pun
ishment on a plea of self-defense.
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Monroe Mayer, 1924 Pendleton street.
Columbia, S. c.
/ note in your article on Sore
head" you state. give a table,
spoonful of salts to 10 or % chick
ems DO YOU give this treatment to
young chicks also. and at what age
do you commence? / have a faint
recollection that you said little chick
ems should not have salts.
At what age do chickens get their
pin feathers. Is there any way of
telling cockerels from puIlets in
Wyandottes 2 1-2 months old? No
comb has developed in any of this
lot.
Please advise me when you pub
lish your book, as i consider your
articles the best yet.
ANSWER.
1t does not make any difference in
what form you give salts and sui
phur. Usually, the chickens will eat
il better If given in a mash feed,
either wet or dry. / have already
started feeding this to the young
fowls on my place. A tablespoonful
of salts to IS or 20 chickens of aver
age size. one-half to two-thirds
grown, is about the right proportion.
/ mix this in mash feed on Tues
day and then on Friday / substitute
sulphur In about the same proper
ton Neither of these win hurt the
chickens and will keep them purified
and in good condition. I did state
once that 1t was not necessary to
give little chickens just Matched
salts. and / still repeat this. After
they are three or four weeks old 1t
is all right to commence this treat
ment II it is kept up regularly, you
are not likely to have any trouble
with sorehead among your chickens,
or If you ever do. It win be in so
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WANTED HELP-MALE
FATAL GUN PLAT
BY IRATE italian

NEW YORK July 17.-"He ruined my
home" said Giuseppe Romaneilo today. sFhen
arraigned on the charge Of killing Alessandrs
Zarro and mOrtally woundng Filfp0 Prosapio.
The shooting occurred in Italian cafe il
Harlem late last night while thousands Of Ifaf-
ians outside were celebrating the annual fesft-
val of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Zarm
and PrOsapio at a table when Romaaeil0
entered. An argument with Zarro was followed
by gun play that drove everybody else out
of the cafe Fifteen police had all they could
do 10 get Romanelo to the police station
through an angry crowd Of celebrators.
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NEw YORK corTEE MARKET.


CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. July I7.-Cash: Wheat-No. ?
red. s5ds54tei No. red, s2aS4he; No 1
hard. s6Q9se; No. ? bard, s5zGs7c; No. 1
northern, Sl-02Gl. 06ls: No. ., do. S1.O0G .03.
No spring, ssG9sc: velvet ehaff, s8@9oc:
durum, s2d90c.
corn-NO. ?. e5h@e52e; No. white. ssa
oats-No. 2 44ha45c: No. V white. 4ea
47c: standard. 45ia d46%c.
Rye-No. ?. s1h ds2c.
Barley, T5cd$1.15.
Timothy. sloOogl4OO.
Clover. so.OOG155O.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. July 1T.-Cash. wheat, lower;
track No. ?. red, solsgs23sei Nos hard,
Corn. weak. track No. p white. eoha7Oc.
Oats lower; track No. =. white, 45Q46lhe.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. July IT.-Cash. Wheat un-
changed TO lc higher; No. , hard S3hQS7c;
No. red s1& ds2c.
Corn. Ic lower: No. 2 mixed s7HGe7ze; No.
Oats. ie lover: No. 2 white 47s4a4sc;; No.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened TO = up.
Corn opened a off.
Al 1850 wheat was \ to q up.
Corn was II Off
Wheat closed y to \ Up.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGA
NEW YORK. July 11.-Butter firm; receipts
9. i5d. Creamery special. 2oc; DO extras, DC
DO. firsts. 21ad22hce: do. seconds. 3Od2le;
Do. thirds 1shd1sc: state dairy tubs. finest
&c; do. good to prime. 20d22c; do. com
mon to fair. 17d1ec; process, specials q lac;
dos extras. 2lc; do. firsts. 22c; second
178l7ke; factory current make firsts 19he;
DO. seconds. isAc; factory thirds. - 49, q
nc.
Cheese firm: receipts. 1854. MIX special
12cs do. small. colored average. do. small
white average fancy. IKE: large white
average fancy. 1IAe; lower grades col
oied. shGllcs lower grades white. SA0i0s.e:
daisies best. i2&c; new skins. OF G8kc:
old state milk fancy eolored. 12Ql35hc; DO
white. 12G13c; do. lower grades. colored ia
II c. do. lower grade white, S11011hc.
Eggs steady; receipts 1882 Fresh gathered
extTas. 2ld23c; extra firsts, lSHl7 Ac firsts.
i5ci seconds 1874 G14c; third 12dl3c;
fresh gathered dirties No. i. IL he; No. 2. 1Oa
l1cs dirties. poor TO fair. 6a9c; fresh gath
cred checks. good 70 prime SMlOc: state. Penn
sylvania ard nearby hennery white. 22m2fc:
Fla nc; do. gathered brown and mixed lea
do gathered white. 20a24c do. hennery brown
.0c; western gathered whites 17020c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18


NEW ORLEANS. July IT.--cOtton futures
opened today At a decline o. points on the
old crop and a decline Of 70 10 points On
the new Cables we're slightiy lower than
expected. but did not justify the decline on
TIE opening here. Private cable messages IRON
Z @iiSh traders were bearish and encouraged
selling. The weathef Sunday vas called
favorable rains fell IN portions Of the belt
where they were o. benefit Little boil weeyil
talk was heard. In he early trading the OLD
crops were neglected. At the end OF the first
hslf hour AZ business the new crops were IL
70 II fonts under saturdays close
The market bad easy undertone the mora
Gnw through. The forecast Of unsettled and
showery weather was construed as favorable 70
the crop and taken N conjunction with flood
Il good crop reports from nearly all sections
TIE belt. caused some little fresh short selling
Which more than supplied the demand from
profit taking shorts. The movement Of new
cotton in Texas was closely watched and the
fact that today Houston has received 50
bales Of n<w crop cotton. against IS last yeaF.
proved dlzhesrtening 70 many new crop bulls.
TIE market had little support late IN the morn
ing Al noon the old crops sac points
nader Saturdays close and the new crops we're
Is 20 10 under.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
me following we're the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
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Saturday In Louisiana. Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia. Indications are for continued cloudy
and unsettled ygaather~and more rain-pnrticu-
larry IL the central and eastern belt.
The market experienced considerable selling
this incoming, based on good crop reports,
Miss Giles condition figure OF IS for the half
month. against 81 s middle OF June and q cut
Of &e IN the price OF standard dry goods by
leading northern distributors with the remark
that further cuts are liable 70 follow.
The long range weather forecast for the
week from Washington says that the coming
week viii give temperatures near or slightly
below the normal with well-distributed show
ers In the southern states.
The declining tendency shown at the opening
continued throughout the early session and Dc
tober here dropped 70 IL SO. New York showed
particular weakness.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca. July l7.-spirits steady.
s7.i5. window glass s7.1Oa7 20. n sos. NJ,
X. $665. II s8.62ls. G. + $780, + 81. rs,
d S5.95. b s5.30G5.s5. Receipts. spirits
1880. rosin 3.ol3.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. July 17.-Butter easy. cream
cries. 19G24c; diaries. isaac.
cases Included baifssci firsts. l4Mc; prime
Cheese steady; daisies. ls61sxc; twins.
I2ql2.e; young Americas. lsNGlshc: long
Potatoes weak: barreled. sz.25a4Ts.
Poultry steady; turkeys. l2e; chickens. lsc;
veal steady; 50 TO 90 ID. WITS. sasc; so to
3 H. WITS. Sls u101sc: s. 10 ITO ID. Wts.. lie.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
2se; firsts lTlse; seconds 1she; packing stock
1The.
Eggs. extras. lsc; firsts. Ice; seconds. Sc.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
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Tobacco Habit Banishod

DIR. ELDERS TOBACCO BOON BANIsHEs ali
forms of Tobacco Habit in 70 TO 40 hours. posi-
tive, quick and perInanent relief. Easy 70 take-
No craving for Tobacco after the nrst Dose One
to three boxes for all ordinary We gusrnn-
tee results in every refund money. Send
for our free booklet giving full informasions
Elders sanitarium, Dept IS st. Joseph, Mo-
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Indian Runner Ducks

\ lever before, in the history
NJ of this country, has any
one thing in the fowl line
SO completely worked up to
high water mark anything SINH
lar to what the Indian Runner
duck has. received hundreds OF
letters praising these wonoerrui
creatures, for the good work they
are doing, from all parts OF the
country. 1t is certainly interest
ing and surprising to read the
letters that i get from various
classes OF people all over the
country who are giving these
ducks a trial this year. Rarely
ever do l receive a letter from
anyone who is not pleased or that
is not more than satisfied with
their EFFORTS and success. Some
times / can scarcely believe what
people say about them in these
Ietters-that is, the large num-
Der of eggs they received and how
easy they are to raise, and how
fast they grow. 1t has seemed to
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18

HAYWARD q cLARKs COTTON LETTER.

HAYWARD q cLARKs COTTON LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-THE map shows
partly cloudy WEATHER in Texas and Oklahoms.
10 rain except -0e At Taylor and 80 az Pales-
tire: cloudy In central and eastern belt. with
general rains heaviest IN Mississippi. Alabam.
Louisiana. East Tennessee and Georgia. De-
tailed records show No rain IN Oklahoma yester-
day. but six stations cut Of eleven show 40
preelpffatf0n Saturday.
Yesterday nine stations In Texas averaged
90: the other 20 government stations record
- rainfall. On SATURDAY 10 stations In Texas
cut af a total o. 80. show average Of 20
precipitntion. There were also heavy rains
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18

bone meal, besides plenty oyster shell
kept before them all the time; the
same mash feed wet at night; with
scalded oats and scratch feed fed to
them at morning and at noon. VIII
this food fed regularly, with plenty
of fresh water. keep them laying all
right?
ANSWER.
You can put four to six ducks with
one drake The eggs VIII usually be
fertile after they have laid four or
five eggs An ordinary shed. with back
and both ends closed is sufficient
for duck house-the entire front be-
ing left open for the ducks to go in
and out at will. This house should
face south. A place of this kind is
suitable for housing your ducks.
The food mentioned by you is all
right for your ducks, except that 1T
would be best to add one part of
alfalfa meal for both chickens and
ducks A wet mash should be fed
once each day. 1t is not necessary
to feed it twice per day The wet
mash feed in the afternoon and the
grain in the morning, for both chick
ems and ducks, will be sufficient.
However, / do not think it advisable
to keep the dry mash before the ducks
at all times. but it should be kept
before the chickens
1t would also be best to separate
the old chickens from the young ones.
The young chickens will consume
more food than the old ones, and the
old ones will become too fat.
A house 10x14, feet in front and
feet in the rear. is about the right
size for Is or 20 fowls. 1t should be
built similar to the duck housewife
both ends and back closed, with an
open wire front. facing south.
If you feed your chickens, as men
toned in your letter, and with the
suggestion / make, there is no reason
why they should nor ray an abund-
ance of eggs for you. If too much
mash feed is fed, the eggs will not
be as fertile or produce as strong
chicks as If you feed less of it. 1t
is really best to feed this only three
times per week during the breeding
season. You will get stronger and
more fertile eggs by doing this.
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MrscELIArnou

FOR sALE-A fine Cobb county farm. con-
tanning, in one body. GAS acres. Well Inn
proved u houses. all good. Red and gray
land. enough open for IS horses, good wfter
and fine pastures; plenty Of wood and timber.
Creek and several branches running throagh
place. Two public roads, each Of which Il
mail route. One telephone line runs through
this farm. The location Is fine. One Inise
from a thriving little city-we have in Zen
nesaw a bank two churches. a good school.
aud depot. I viii sell all together or win
sell in 1OO-acre tracts. good bargain. See
me. r. B. Moon. Kennesaw. Ca.
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IRON AND METAL MARKEr

NEW YORK, July 17.--Standard copper dull
spot and september $l2l LOG gl ~ 80 $685..
lie Lead sUN quiet; $445a455 New York; s4.s71s@
Spelter quiet S5.T045.15 New York; $5-450
sos East st. Louis.
Anthony cooks0ns $3.50.
Iron quiet; northern grades $14.75@l5.2 %;
SUGAR, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK, July 17.-Raw sugar firm;
Muscovado, S9-test, 1885, centrifugal. s6-fest,
4 %; molasses. S9-test, .4S. Refined steady.
Petroleum and molasses steady.
Coffee, spot steady; No. Rio 1885 91S11c;
No. 4 Santos lac.
COMMERCIAL APPEAL's CROP REPORT.
MEMPHIS, July I.-Commerciai Appeals
An Improvement In cotton condition during
the past week is generally reported. In the
central and eastern states the crop condi-
lions could hardly be improved upon, the
plant is growing rapidly, and fruiung heavily
and has had abundance OF moisture, while
the cultivation is still good, work In the fields
having been interfered with only In limited
localities by excessive RAINFALL With average
favorable weather during the remainder of the
season, record crop will be made over this
Boil weevils are more numerous in Louisiana
Mississippi and Arkansas. but the damage 50
far is noticeably small
ture in the eastern and central states, and
grown TO half-gTown bolls are reported In
the most northern districts
In Texas and Oklahoma moderate showers
10 heavy rains widely distributed. served to
arrest the deterioration that had set In over
wide areas and the outlook is therefore i'm
proved The plant in many places Is small.
however. and more rain Is needed to put IL in
good condition. Eastern and central Texas
counties are an exception to this statement. for
the crop there Is good
Save in Texas and Oklahoma the best inter-
est of the crop will be promoted by dry wealth
er for a while.
CONDITION OF TEXAS COTTON
DALLAS. Tex, July 17.-Reports from 1872
counties In Texas comprising the majority OF
cotton counties. and considerably more than
wo-thirds of the state, Indicate that cotton
now is in good condition since the rains of 10
DAYS ago and reforts are fair for one Of the
best crops in several years. Further rains
fell today over wide area.
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QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

mild a form that it win not hurt
them Chickens do not like to drink
water when salts is placed in ii,
and unless they are very thirsty, viii
not do so. When you give it in the
mash feed. you are sure that they
get It.
AT 2 10 months old you can usually
tell the White Wyandotte pullets
from the cockerels as the cockerels
combs are developed a little more
and are coarser in general features
than the pullets. Any one that has
had much experience can almost al
ways pick the cockereIs from the
pullets at this age, and II you will
watch them closely, you can soon
do this. II I can be Of further as
sistance to you, will be glad to do
so.
Mrs. A. c. Budden, Charleston, Ga
read your article on potatoes,
and as l am getting ready TO put in
my fall potatoes, would like to have
your opinion on broadcasting lime on
the soil, which have heard is good
to do. DO you think it advisable2
ANSWER:
1t is not necessary nor do think
it beneficial, to spread lime on the
ground before planting potatoes, es-
pecially so early before planting.
The object in putting lime on soil is
to sweeten and purify it, and coun-
teract the acid from the heavy rains
that usually fall during the winter.
1t answers as a fertilizer in this re-
spect. that it makes the ground por-
Gus, so that the air and water can
both circulate through it. AS we
have very little rain in the summer.
usually / do not think 1T is neces-
sary to put lime on the potatoes at
all. 1t would have been all right If
1t had been placed on the land during
the spring Lime is very essential to
be broadcasted over land that you
expect to plant in alfalfa. 1t would
not pay you to go to this extra trou-
BILE with your potatoes.
Ernest Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.
Please answer the following ques-
tions.
% How many ducks should be put
with one drake and how long should
they be together before setting the
eggs? q have the Indian Runner
duclxs.)
CD How should a duck house be
built, and is the following feed all
right for p. l. r. ducks after they
are five months old? [Dry mash COM
posed of two parts wheat bran, one
part shorts, one part meal, and a
small amount of charcoal and beef
scrap before them all the time, be-
side mortar and oyster shell beaten
up and fed separate in hoppers; also
the dry mash fed wet twice per day,
win the scratch feed once, and plenty
of green stun kept before them at
all umes.)
(s) Give dimensions and how a house
should be built for 30 S. c. White
Leghorns and two ROSTERS; and adj
wise If the following feed is all right
for hens and pullets. Can hens and
pulIets be kept together and do as
well? DRY mash composed of two
parts wheat bran, one part shorts,
one part corn meal, and a small
amount Of charcoal, alfalfa meal and
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