Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01

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 II central markets the best grades :, cattle are SI.60 and going up. There ought to be a suggestion in this sor the fellow who has a good corn crop in sight.
 The odor of putrid meat is said by ,n Fnglishman who has tried it to bove cured him of consumption. It is .o, stated how long the cure had to sa used. but in the minds of some the orsrv will arise whether the game rras worth the candle.
 simple precaution which should be ..l-on by those who have the care of ,,iIk is that of cooling new milk at .noe in 4 tanh or dish of water before |, is mt in the cellar or refrigerator This will greatly increase the period in which 1t will keep sweet.
 meteorological phenomenon of de- ,idadly rare occurrence was q thirty si1 hours rainstorm in the Salt river rollav in southern Arizona few weeks ooo This Is one of the most arid .sqtions of the entire country, having on annual rainfall of but eight or ten inches year. yet in the time men, toned 5.49 inches of water fell.
 The freedom of the garden from reeds next season will depend quite lsrqalv on whether those now bringing 4 crop of seeds to maturity in the gar aan hatch are swatted or not swatted. good work with hoe or cultivator aariier in the season will count for Hrtle if the finish is weak and the weeds are allowed to get the upper hand.
 It does not require prophetic powers to predict that young men or women who will take the pains to opaify themselves for the teaching of agriculture and domestic science in the schools of the country will have no trouble getting job when ready to take up their teaching work. The two branches mentioned are bound to receiye increased recognition, as both touch, in a special way, the everyday life of our people. A reader of these notes told us the | Che. day that he was doing a little experimenting this year In the culd- YtiOn of his field of corn-namely, con- l tnuing deep cultivation throughout the growing season, and this on a rather light subsoil. It is not husking time, but be has already discovered the error of this way of cultivation, the fault of which lies in the fact that, continued h the later cultivation, it disturbs, and therefore harms the root systems. It would pay most any gathered cream creamery to churn by itself smelly cream from sloppy or dirty patrons, rather than to mix their pro duct in with the wholesome cream of he other patrons. This would serve two purposes-keep the major portion dtthe creamery output free from taint, and on the other hand, enable the nanager or buttermaker to credit 0rty patrons with the low returns which their loud" butter would fetch. Within few months there has been aented grain shocker which can
 attached to any standard reaper.
 akes the bundles of grain as they ave the machine, assemblies them in a wen number, heads up, puts on cap oal and deposits them on the ground l'nout disturbing their arrangement. us Is the last step in the elimination
 hand labor from the harvesting "cess, It has been a long time in sllns, but it will fill a long felt need
 comes up to expectations.
 wise plan that has been put into esuOn by family we know might
 adopted by many another that has
 s4ed to have difficulty in saving
 1elhlng for a rainy day out of the
 Aoahds wage, Briefly, this plan
 FINS in putting on deposit in the
 MA s-O per month just as soon as
 months cheek is received. If any
 ue balance is left after expenses
 met It is also put in the savings
 a put under no circumstances is
 amount set aside touched. This ' Asures the saving of a definite
 eni and so far has worked out \ Ihiably. Ii. eie are some simple facts con
 VI With the handling of milk uten-
 uat II lS well for those having
 .~ie or 1t to keep in mind. One
 1ese IS that in washing milk dishes
 'aould first be thoroughly rinsed
 Oa water. Following this they
 " Ve washed with warm water
 ssasnihg powder or soap. They !, eneh be rinsed with fresh water
 sven a thorough scalding and
 .a, e 'o dry without wiping. When
 The utensils should then be '' 1p so that the direct rays of s' .4u Will have access to them. In @ or pails which have seams,
 care should be taken to keep
 -es rom stale milk or cream ;! n,.. Wasn't Theology.
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