The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-07-14
Try gosbngs this summer.

The rage Of prices between poor
and really good fruit is very great.
Milk is most conveniently pasteur-
lied in the bottles in which 1t IS de-
livercd.
The kicking and strainIng OF a
caught eve, heavy in lamb may cause
her to abort.
Look to the garden. Plant a success
sion of vegetables to last through the
winter months.
To nut heavy load on the low
down wagon Is low-down trick on
the willing horse
A sanitary barn should have from
four to six square feet Of windoW-space
for each COW kept.
More beef can be produced from
young cattle than from older ones
with the same money.
The price of small cattle OF high
finish is practically as high as that
. of larger and coarser ones.
Calves fed on whole milk are the
best for baby beef, for they are IN
good flesh at weaving time.
Cut out the useless brush In your
t old trees and give the sun a chance
q to reach every part of them.
The market TO, good horses con
tinues good in spite Of the ever In
a creasing number of automobiles.
If you find it necessary to assist thu
y eve to deliver, be sure to carbclize O
is vaseline the hands before operating
Do not give the ewes turnlps Q
'e other roots Immediately after !amk
1t ing; it's dangerous to both eve an
W to lamb.
Large orchard trees will requir
Or from six to twelve gallons of spray fe
lg thorough treatment at the first a.
lg plication.
The Jersey COW is delicate, ner
in GUS machine and requires warmt
ty kindness and liberal feeding to NAL
d. her profitable.
For a good egg lay, feed plenty
ce green food and beef scraps, and NAL
pr the fowls scratch for their grain. II
in eggs must come.
If milk is kept in cool place al
an stays sweet too long, it will be bitt
.ch and the result is that the cream W
for make strong butter.
AftexMaving assisted in bad ca
.: s q 4 8 ' ii . : healthy :
in simmer, If there are no trees
the pasture which afford suff1cier
o.. DE- of shade, some artificial shelf
10y III. should BID there provided.
To breed ewes early In the SUNNI
It is necessary to have them la
uns early enough so that they may be
'he' before attempting to breed them
lich oeio'
Outdoor exercise, fresh green or
and plenty of pure water are the S
arm stances that 60 to build up that vi
to an characteristic of high-class horse
imal ~
rink We frequently see young colts
lowing along the fields after II
,r to dams walking many miles during
ands, hot weathes Useless and poor b
flesh ness
their
After tbeirst week Of sleeping
resting, the|young calf should be
ming lowed to eRrcise freely in the o
ough, air. in order to develop muscles lu
same and heart.
$500
Cot hose with his should
thrown wellback over his ribs and
,st in. neck rising out of the top OF
o]low, shoulders nd you have the fl
quite element of lyle.
owns.
Common knse is better than
best dairy ktruction of the day.
rbona. it clearly s ws lack OF COM
os,tion sense whena dairyman discards
o feed recent invefgations.
;helled
LAYING ha should have a CONT
supply Of chm, fresh water to d'
It over and the litt chicks should neve
cen or without 1t BIN the time they
lything matched uni fully ero"n'
ters In
II has nd demonstrated tina
light frost es not injure the gu
ng pigs of the silas proV'ueu ,ne WI
creep" into the soDefore Tue 'eal anu
ich the has lost ma OF It's 'iio's'o'0
to feed
to get Don't be too great a hurry I
.,.+ ewei deliver her lamb:
nov do md harm than good:
eve and quite sure ft 81. .a ~, y =
locks of given up pee ''''De " avg ~
ave free
70 teats; As long aorses 'ua' 0 W.
to suck defective feare uoou W.