Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-08

johnson had "wrasted" long and
hard in an effort TO get religion.
At last the minister rose YEARLY,
Ladies and gentIemans," he said,
Il move you that Bro job nsing's sins
be forgiven him"
Il second dat motion, came stimuli
aneously from dozen dlsky throats.
And his sins we're unanimously tor |
given.-Succcss Magazine.
it may be profitable for him to carry
on this business. The man embark
ing upon it should make a thorough
study of all the details Of the busi-
ness, including the selection Of the
animals to constitute his herd, the
character Of feed, proper herd man
agement, the proper handling and
marketing of dairy products, suitable
cropping systems, effective methods
Of caring for and applying manure,
and all other like factors Of impor-
lance
One Of the essentials Of profitable
dairying in the seIi-eyident PROPOSE
ton that the dairy herd must be made
up Of good animals. Dr.. A. D. Mel
vim, Chief Of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry in the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, has said that
the low average production Of the
dairy COWS Of the United States is a
condition that does more than any
o.her one thing to prevent develop
ment and to render darying .unproht'
able" The experience OF practical
dairymen and careful experiments
that have been conducted demonstrate
that with good cows and good manage
ment, dairy farming is one OF the most
profitable types of stock farming;
and with poor COWS and indifferent
management, there is no money in
dairying. Some Interesting investGa-
tions made by the agricultural expert
ment station Of the University oil
Tennessee, the results Of which were
published in March, 1909, emphas-
lied the importance OF good COWS
1t was shown that there is a vas
difference in animals kept and fec
under similar conditions. In these
Investigations individual records for {
year were kept of the cows in twelve
herds. The best of these COW:
showed a net profit of 1852, whilt
the poorest showed loss Of $455.
If the productivity Of the soils OF I'll,
r South is tn be maintained and in
r creased, they must have more manure
and the farmers Of the South mus
] produced it. Experts in soil chemis
I Try advise that if the best results ar,
E to be obtained from commercial terli
, Iizer should be used in combination
. with manure and that, under som
, conditions, larger amounts OF comrer
T. ciaI fertilizer can be used advantage
d ousIy in combination with manure tha
E il used alone. No other animal wi
produce manure more proHtaby tha
. a good dairy COW.
r As dairying is developed through
s out the South, the establishment c
II creameries Of cheese factories wi
b loubIessbe found to be desirable, br
1t il will doubtless be found to be desir
Il able, but it will generally be mistak
o 10 locate creamery or chees
o factory in any locality in advance c
5: he assurance Of and adequate suppl
s Of milk and cpeam,
n Believing that the deve opment G
p Southern agriculture will be benefc3
E to the Territory naversed by its linei
IS it is the policy OF the management {
/" the Southern Railway Company to 6
! all that it properly can to bring abol
'e this result. 1t is the purpose Of th
+ management 10 employ high
qualified expert daryman, who wi
7r seek 10 encourage that industry by III
4 dissemination OF information, and B
y giving practical advice on matter
n relating to it. Ia this wtr. it is th
lie purpose of the company 10 co operat
a with the State Authorities and tn
h III tied States Agricultural Depar