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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
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}Gbos. Mttemepre, As. 731 Riamorb.
lgelta Gtod, %, 332 Princeton QDe.
2ipman S6maman, 3O> 1903 Gems
trQt Q(penue.
lIronto 0etB, 313 Sliber.
}8m. 8. 6enion, 46, 1862 9oFut9.
Y}omie S'8rien, "a, 1862 &oiIut9.
(MihaeI Rsbling, 25, 446 0apton.
Qnna Wtarttn, IS, 1920 STAGE Str.
(cSeB 8iQiter, 21, Satlep, 9.
tGQen Neglep, 19. Oatlep, ..
i8eo. 6atter, 46, 329 Dit 13. Ctr.
iGlaru Cor, Al, 323 Sit 13. Str.
! 6erbert s. 9ausmonn, %, 1927
/ SubIep.
igertruos Sinh, %, $40 gort Str.
{UlOrunoO asIubi, %, 9OnOIulu,
I 5unaii.
iRoiaIia 8atIOu, 19. 1852 strats
foro 4Denue.
{9rout 5. Dorner, 81, gort5mou:b.
! Sbto.
lSenrietta 9titelrotb, 35, 1921 Sft
Wlc.Uttllan StraBe.
jWm. 9, Suup, 81, 2erington, ap.
lSDa g. Sotiter, %, Runb 6oteI.
iG6ris. Gbr6arOt, %, 3811 Gogss
I tppoo 2loenue.
i8ertba 5, 8rauer. %, 1925 pults.
}Sarrp q. Garp, "a, 0urbiu, 80. 30
iUta4 W}. 6oBIer, Is, 9lenbale, 8.
}Go6n ~. 6oQanber, p, 529 alotter.
l@Iiie Surbaher, p, p %. Daniels
(9arrp 8. Compton, q, 9tttsburg.
iGtbeI Soomep. 20, 623 Goen part
SerrQce.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

gtidt peniger ipidtig, OILS Die pos
litIid)en 9feuigtetten - ment8ltenS
iiir Die bieiigen 6reunoe oes9fationaIs
ipieIs -, mar bie geItrige Wtittbeis
lung be8 GrGiioente1 9luguIt 8err-
mann, Dab Soc 5infer obne ieOen
3peifeI Die 3ii8el ieines alltbS III
1913 fiibren miro. Die 8eriidte aus
Chicago iiber augeblife lleberforoc.
rungen oes Gbicagoer 9Iubs, rueIdle
glustauih spiiden yHeo5" lno
Cubs" geraoe3ll unmoglih MAIDEN
lpiiroe11, be5eihnete Serr Serrmann
ais unpabr lmo crflarte nit oQer
geitimnltheit. baB Sinfer Iih bier i'm
adhiten SSriihiabr uIS Sduptling Der
nNebs" sum Gtenite meloen weroe.
Sbgleih Ser @anoel 5Diid)en ibm ulo
GrQIioent Whtrpbp nod nift oeflnitip
cbgeidloiien lei, tonne Siufer's Or
nennun8 ifon jeBt ais Sbatiafe be-
trad)tet meroen. SerrSerrmann IhloB
feline GrfIdrung nit ben @orten !:
,,@elfe Spieler ih I'M Iustaulh fiir
5infer ilbertrngen neroe, lit nod
nif3t beItimnt cod ioq 1unfer aub
oaourh nlht oerfrilppelt Deroeni"
Serr Senrp S'Gup ianote geIteru
ieine Heiignation als &duptling Scr
yReb5" ein uno 6anfte Dem GraIioen>
ten Serrmunn llnb Dem Sireftorilm
oes Stubs fiir ba5 Inn pQbreno lei
ncr einjdhriaen 2eitllng Ser yRebs"
erDieiene 8ertrauen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
Gut a60claufcn.

3icmlit glinlpilit lief ocitcrn
9}odnlittaG cine 4olliiion 5ptihen
ocnl NutomobiI be3 6iIfs-i5cuernebr-
d1cf3 S.rjeFi lno cinem @ugen ser
GIbcrpn 9Lpeuue StraBenbahnIinie
ob, Ger @iIi$-sSeucrtpcbrd5ei fam an
Ser gIdten 2[penue in 3ienIid) idlreI-
lem Scmpo ans benz &ofe bcS 9totb.
hauIes herouSJciuuit unh fllbr otreft
ii acr StraBcnbahnpagen htneir.
Sicrbcl nnlrGe Scr noroere EheiL ocS
9tulonlobiI8 cttpaa bCIhQbigt lu0 ha3
Erittbrctt 0e& StraBenbabnpQgen3
mMroe obgertiien. Der @iIfs.5euer-
ncbrtef, io>uie sic i'm StroBenbabH,
tDuaen beitnoltchen Ecrionen farner
nit Dem Shrcfen 0apQn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
ssiinf Veripnen
gei BaserpfoIon in elmer Wietbs'
faierne perleBt.

g5ei elmer 8aserploiion, oie geItern
Rahrnittag in Der Wtietbsfaierne an
Der Siiooltede Der Siebenten uno
Central gpenue Itattiano uno Die Of
lem glnihein nod ourh bic ltnoor-
iihtigfeit zines Blumbers perllrIad]t
iporoen fpar, fpnlroen fiinf 8erionen
perleet, ober gliidliherpeiie iino oieIe
8erleBungen in feinem Sale lehenss
gefdbrlif. Gns Bebauoe rplroe 3ient-
lid Itorf beidGbigt rmb ianntlihe
,Seniteriheiben ipuroen burh Die Ges
malt Der GrpIoiion 3ertriimmert.
3ie gerlesten iino:
;Srau oseffrep Briit, grunb.
muaoen on Den Sanoen 1tno i'm &C.
Iiht.
De DrtIe Grit, brei Sabre alt,
9ranbnunben oil ben Sdnoeu.
Srau Wearp Sbepber6,
grun6Duuben an ben Sdnoen uno
mltroe Dor Shref ohnmddttg.
IorotbD Grit, 6 Sabre oft,
grono1punben an ben 60noen.
3. 6. ) tier, GIumber bon gto.
428 @eIt Siebente 2lpenue, grano-
munoen an ben Sanoen unO I'M Ge.
iiht.
Die Grploiion erfolgte i'm brttten
Stoflperfe bes 8ebduoeS lmo IoQ
ourd) Die ltnporiidtigfeit Softer 5
perurIaht noroen iein, Der BORT Elm
@osled repariren poQte uno auh ben
aronleufter abQeid)rnllbt, jeoof anz
geblih nift bas Ba5 porber abgeorebt
Patte. 9II5 er Damn Elm Streihbol5
ent5iinoete. irar oie grpIoiion Die
Solge. Die grploiion eriolgte nit
FOLDER 8ubt, onB bas gou3e 8ebduoe
erbebte uno Softer Durd cine 5biir
in oen aorriOor geidleltoert ipur.
De. aud sSrau 9rift umo iare beioen
Iohter nuroen ailf ben Sang ge.
ihleuoert, tp6breno sSrau Warp
Sbepbero Dor Shref oas 9elpuBt.
ietn perlor. sSrau aelIep, Die i'm 5pei.
zen Stodrperfe tpobnt, lief in tbrer
angIt auf Die StrnBe, nm Die 5euer.
Debr 3u aIarniren, olarmirte iebod
Die poli3et unb BON Der Cen
tral Station tpurben in Der Wteis
nung, oaB e5 iih Inn einen Ginbrud
bolole, bic Geteftibes SapeS, @ag.
ner uno Sdiitte bingeianot. 9iere
9eamten aIarmirten Damn ibrerieits
Die ,Seuerlpebr, Die jeooh niht mebr
in 9(ftion 81 treten brarfte, ga oos
nnbeoeutenoe 5euer bereits gelGidt
mar.
Softer, Scr 6et Der GrploIion am
Sdlinmiten me9gefommen mar, tpur.
De nadl Ieiner 8obnlrng geifJafft,
mabreno Die iibrigen 8erIebten bon
einem in Der gtGbe iuobnenoen Ar3t
perbunbcn tU1rOen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

Jran Minnie Gpbcrtb naflt bcrstb.
ItdDen SelbitutproperIudy.

gSad eil1cr Gcfti9en &ortrooar|c nit
rbreu Gotten mohtc 9eItcrn D}orgcn
6rou 2tnnQ 8obertp, Don 9}o. 435
Dort tStroBe, in i5rer Mobnung cinen
8erilth, Iid nit 4arboIidure 5n oer-
giiten. Gurh ibr St0hnen u1r6c:
oerIhie6cne gofbor11 ouinPrtianl,
ueIde 0ie Boli5ei reQutrirten. 2tLs
Die Toli5ei eintrat pur0e 0en gear7.
ten Dom 8otten Der 2eben5nlUoeu be-
oeutet, ooB bereit3 Elm 9tr3t CUR SteQe
lrnO Die 6rau mieoer auBer 2eben5ge.
fabr iei.
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Npuntabtem
Sgmpbunic-I -Inftipn.

Seute rmo morgen finoet i'm Gin.
ton Sotel ole 9erdmienauftion mir Die
fon1menoe Spmpbonieiaiion itatt. Die
8erauftieuirlnq beS 8orrehts Scr
Ausnahl Der Site iiir Die SSSnbaber
pon GSoiiortbiaets ninlnlt bellte lotpie
sSreitoa nm balb eli ltbr ihren 4n-
fang Ittto mabrt bis balb etn llbr
gtahHIttagS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
@iiite Hamferei.
Srei WGnner geitern Wprgen 5n frils
her Stnnoc onrdD JteuulOer-
ifaiie Deriuunoet.

Cine fpiiIte 3auferei ipieIte itf ge=
tern Iorgen 3u friiher StunOe Dor
0em Sauie gto. 2310 g2eIt SetJte
Qloenue ab lrno ulS altf Den &nau oers
idieoener Shiiiie btn, Die Eolt5eI an
Crt lrno Steue eintraf fano lie 3neI
Manner aus &u9elnunben bluteno
auf Dem StraBenpfIaIter ltegen. Die
@erpunneten paren Der q Sabre
olte 1Fubrntann 2outs Gebner, Don
9to. 527 1Sreemau Npenue uno Ser
30 Sabre cite Mnrtin 9elcanlp, bon
go. 613 Ghurd) StraBe. Die beioen
8erlDunoetcu puroen iofort naf oem
Itdotiihen SoIpitQl geidafft, po Die
9Ler5te feItitellten OaB Gebner ourh
Die linfe 2unge gei6oiien mar nne
iein 3uItanb elm 3ieuIih beoeltfIiher
1T, nabreno 6elcon1p burh BEN Wtlulo
uno in ben linfen Iaumen geldoiien
muroe.
@eioe periiherten ooB lie Iih auf
oen Seiurnege befonoeu unO Don eli
nem Saltien llngarn un8egrlrTen
muroen. giner oieier ltngarn ioQ Die
oerbGngniBuollen S6iliie abge8eben
huben.
Surge Belt ipdter pltroe 0ie GoIi,
5ei telepboniid) bon Ir. &outS S.
,Sei6, BON Ser Stabler StraBc, be-
nadrihtigt, oaB er ioeben eiuem
Mann cine augelrpunoe Der6unocn
habe. Ter 8ernuuoctc, Sranf Goof.
nuroe in Ieiner 8obnung, go. 742
Burns StraBe, auf9efunoen mo nah
Dem It1otiidcn 6oipital ilberfiibrt. @r
bat cine 4ugelpunOe in oer linfeu
9lhieIbohIc uno qob 5u, oaB er iid
nit 9eDner un0 Selcamp 5uianmen-
befano. Scine glugaben iiber bie
SdleBerei 0ecften iif) nit oenen Ser
beioen anoeren Gcrlplnoeten.
SpGter puroen nod bon 9eutllant
Slattqrp 1SoGn Stepens. pom 9to. sos
Sopfins StraBe, Wihuel Sbeehon,
BON 9to. 1907 @eIt Sed)Ite glpeuue,
@iQiom Iebner, Don 9fo. 527 6rec.
man glpenue, Elm @ruoer oes pers
mlnoeteu 9ouis Gebner, iomte SQrrn
NGuer, BON 9to. 1885 @eIt SrtIte
9lpenue, inter Ser 9lnflage oes ln3c.
biibrlicben getrugells in 9aft geuonls
men. 3ie @ergafteten nurcn i6ren
gtnaeItanontB nad1, nit ben orci 9ers
lnlnbeten 5lIammtngelpcieu lmo nud)
lie neriidern, oaB lie al 0er Sehltcu
Ipenue uno Dem MirIcreef nit cua2m
Suufeu ltngorn 5uiamncnitieHcn. G@
fam 5t elmer fleineu 9luseiuan0erfets
l,ng lrno ais bie l(nsnru 6anll mit
Ne5iften Wteiiern o1f lie einbran3ell,
Iiefen ote @cbrii0cr Sc0npr u1lo 0es
rem ;Srelmoe bnoon. Iie llugarn pcr-
iolaten lie uno elmer Ser llnsarn 3og
oils er sic GSIiidltIiuge eingehoIt bate.
ieinen HepoIuer lnlO fnoute 9oltis
9ebner, SeIcamp lm0 Gunf nieoer,
morauf er nit ieinen SpieBgelellen I'M
Gunfel Der 9tnd)t peridnpno. Sic
Boli5ci hat gelpiiic 9lnDaItspunfte Ge.
sii1lid) Ser SSoentitQt ocS ShieB6olSs
uno bofit oesielben ieDr 6aIb labbait
I'll Deroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

Dis Nneetlaste madte tselerlsi Qus.
fagen.
Die gsrbanblunsen segen Sam
Moobp, Der beiduloigt pirb, ben Der
iuh gemaht gu baben, in ungeleslls
der Weiis gu itimmen, nurbs psrs
5hobsn.
Cine 0eri6tebung ibrer 5dlle er@
tpirtten audi Die 22 Wirtbe, Die dn'
8abltage tpegen Sffenbaltens tbrer
2ofale perbaftet tpprDen paren. Die
8erbdnblung bieIer 5dlle ipurbe auf
flint Sage pertbeilt, ndmli6 ben 20,
81, unp %. NDpember uno ben 5.
unp II. December.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
glad ser Wa60&Ga6t.
Mud jebt III bic 3dblnng Der III 6amiltou
GouutD abgegeb.nen stimmen nod
tlidt beenoet.

sonet Inn Sdateterant bdngt nod Der Waag gabr
teinIih bngt Die oii5le 3ablng Die Gttdeioms. Sn
grcainften W Gpri einem @egner Sptns nod 9an
Ianae poraus Ippert 9enimt ais unabb1ngger HidatOl
Dat gtad5dbung in on aongreBbtrien Moben. Sn
roen angebl f2t2S Smmen abgeeebn pdbreno bic
De 9rGrntdats- -tnnboan S9703 Stlnmen au lid per-
eingen Gas dBt ol Gebler dlen Die crit brd ote 9tad'
forrg perben fonnenat oelbcn miro berelts bute be-
aounen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
Gprpncr miro unteriad)cn.

Ger Goroncr iuuroe geItern erIud)t,
eiue llrteriuhung nit 9e5ug ouf oas
slbleben Der "A Sabre aIten SSrau
Dtarp gSooo, bon ser Glarf uno Gut
FER StraBe, an5uiteIen. Die Sdnpeiter
Der Tooten sSrau 9foia 0eorris, non
SEQ. 11O6 Sine Strabe, itelte oaS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

" " y ~ = ~ -
CHARLES $. 0rapes BON Sttapa.
Staats 9 d bmei fer.
ssobn g. Brennan BON Champaign.
Stdats Qubitor.
u. o. 0onahep BON 5uscardtpas.
2ebensmittel & mini I d +
g. 6. Strobe bon GrapforD.
General 4ntpdlt.
limotbp g. 9oean bon SadIon.
8 Iert iir Suprem7 Geri6 t.
Trant Mcaean bon gupaboea.
Diet StaatsseisB g E bun g.
Sn Der neuen Stdatsgeiebgebuns,
Die in ben erIten 1asen bes Daonats
Sanudr 5uiammentritt, piro man Die
Hspublitaner nit DER 2aterne gu fu=
den baben. Sn beioen 6duiern Der
legisIatur baben bic Demotraten eine
dbloluts Wiaioritdt, ioooB iie bic Vez
Iebestlinte, Da auh Der nit Betoz
setpalt ausgeitattete Goupernsur pon
ibrer partei lit, p0ltg in Der 6anb ba=
ben. Die 3abl Der Republitaner I'M
9aufe miro etpa 5pan3ig iein uao
Derbert g. 8igelotp BON Cincinnati
bat iit) bereits ais 4anbihdt fir Das
Spreheramt angetiinoist. Der um-
itanD, baB tn 5dmilton gountD oas
rspublituniI6e Gountptidet gut abge-
ihnitten bat, ioas 2sgislaturtidst aber
nit nur ofpei oDer brei 4usnabmeE
unterlegen 1T, fam nur ba6in seDeutei
Derben, baB Die Wdbler BON ben De
niptraten ertpurten,. oaB lie bic Grs
sehniile Der ns.en 9erfaiIun5, fir biz
Tie alletn ben arsoit beanIpruten,
nun ins prattii6e umieben, iopsii
legislative Wiabnabmen basu erforoer=
lih iinb. Spfpeit oas Wu1lreiultai
rorliegt, lit bon ben SenatszGanoitd.
len nur Der Rspublitan.r RDur unt
BON ben 6austanbtouten Der Repub.i.
tansr Gapelle burhgetommsn. Git
Ganbibatsn erbielten in ben 463 pre.
sintten, Die iotpsit ge3abit i;no, bi:
folsenoe Stimmenaabl:
Staats Sena..
*2cuis q. Gpot, g., :. 1854
2bomus SO. 9resorp, D. 37,729
*Ibeooore s. Sung, o., 4O,697
gbarles s. Bauer, o., 1862.
*Dennis 5. Rpan, g., 38,737
Saul 3ielonta, g., -. 38,O65
ReprdIentauteuhaus.
*Wm. 8. gsattp, O., -. 39,91a
F3erbert 6. 9igelop, g., E. Al, ,894
*Rpbert 8lud, o., 40, CO.
*Sa!nes q. Glart, D.. :. 1920
~Daniel s. 9artigan, D., 39,90E
*Sobn 6. 9uffmann, D., >. 39, 800
*Jrant 8. Rsppert, O.. =. &c, 9,23E
sym. 8. Sbpeifert, g., 40,327
5bornton R. Snboer, O.. 1915
*G. g. Stpoin, o., :. 42,47e
8m. .. AIeranbsr, g., =. 1921
9arrp 6. BARNES, g., 38,135
u See 8eatp. g.. -. "a, ,825
GbarIes q. Campbell. g., 38,71s
saouis 8. Gapeue, g., -. sc, ,5OE
S. 5. GiIsnmun, st., -. 81, 1926
Snu g. Senninss, g., 1854
Sobn 8. potts, st., 37791
Sarrn u. Werbase, st.. $780,
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Die SrnnfenmGrtcriu meiH es.

rg5on ailcn Sen Wte0i5ineu, Die i.
aebrot,ft tuer0en, mus td1 offcr ge-
iteher, SaB feline 10 Gut lit me 8as.
burns Ga8ca-RopaI QtQen geger
gerltopF!rng, beLegte 3Imge, id'Lcdtes
9lut, afogcn-. 2eber, uro ltnterIctbs-
Ieioen." 49, aFrs. 6. g. 9tferuGn,
Council gluiiS, 1Sotpa. ,Jr olIen apo.
tbeten 5u bobcI. l0c iu,s 25s,
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Ginen eldn5enpen Sas bat auf benz
?ihtertidet Der fir oas 4mt bes BRO
batrihters piebsrgspdblte 6err Wil.
liam 8. 2ueoers errunsen. benn ipenn
oas 8eiammtDotum BON 9amilton
SO. betannt 1T. 'oiirfte es iih ersebsn.
bab berfelbe ieinsn Gegentanbioaten
2int6onp Dunlap um 10000 Stim>
men seihlasen bat. Das i6one Reiul.
tat 1T auf bic omtlife Siittisteit unb
anf bic perIOnlidteit bes fiegrei9en
GaHoioaten 3uriid5ufiibren. Die
Stimmen3abl lit !pie folet:
BRO obatri9ter.
Wm. 8. QueDers 37,444
u. 3. Dunlap 25,555
Der progreiIipe unb Der ioaialiitiIdp
aanbibat perben is runo tauIenb
Stimmen auf fid Dereinist baben.
Rreisrihter.
Der 0eriftsfreis i'm filDlid.n Ohio
umfdbt Die Counties 6amilton, But.
ler uno Warren. Wenn bas Reiultat
aus bieien 5fDei lebtgenannten Gouns
ties au4 nod niht baIbmess bstannt
1T. tam nit Giherbeit angenommen
iperben, bab Der Temotrat Dliper g.
Sones our4seorunsen 1T. DerieIbe 1T
feinem republifaniihen @esner Buhz
nalter foipeit in uHIerm Gountp porz
aus uno beHen s}au srf1eint bpff@
nungslos, tpenn bic unausbIeiblihe
grobe bemofratifde MoioritGt bon
Butler gountp In Betradt ee3ogen
lDirb. Die bret aanbibaten fiir Ridter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

Iniltben all ben Coroner, 0a ouge5-
lid Die SaIsmeiitertu oe8 8ebduoes.
III Delhen lire Sf)tpeiter Ippbute, iFr
mttgetbeiIt bate, ooB ibre Stlueiter
bon elmer getuiiien Berion tb6.IiH
mIbAan6eIt Dor6eu mar.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04
OOULIRY NOTFG.


Renew the nests often with clean
material.
Field peas make most excellent feed
for laying hens.
Feeding clover is a preventive Of
soft shelled eggs.
1t takes knowledge, experience and
skill to produce a good egg.
The comfortable and happy
the hen, the more eggs she will lay.
A hen should have all the green
feed she will eat every day OF her
life.
A turkey viii consume more grit
than any of the poultry kept on the
farm.
New blood is a necessity II one In
tends to build up the %egglaying and
market qualities of his flock.
After mated, give your birds the
best sanitary conditions possible and
keep the houses free from lice and
mites.
Great care should be exercised that
breeding stock, young chicks. or
eggs for Matching, be secured from
hocks which are free from white
diarrhea infection.
Air-slaked lime sifted or scattered
over the dropping boards will assist
the cleaning process materially, and
also take up much Of the dampness
from the droppings.
Save the small potatoes and other
vegetables that would otherwise go
to waste and feed them to the fowls.
They viii help IN keeping up the egg
yield in cold weather.
A scratching hen and opportunity to
get out in the sun in moderate wealth
or are important to the health and
thrift Of hens IN winter. and conse-
quently to winter egg production.
Room, exercise, food, warmth, kind
ness, pure water and a management
that win conduce to the comfort OF the
hens generally viii keen the egg has.
ket full in winter and make winter
poultry growing profitable
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04
ADVANTAGE or DEEP rILLAeE
Drouth Of 1911 Stirred Up Interest
Among Farmers on Problem OF
Moisture Conservation.

The great drouth Of 1911 caused a
crop shrinkage Of hundreds Of mill
lions Of bushels. But It wrought n
benefit that cannot be calculated Tt
stirred up an interest IN deep filling,
and the conservation 81 moisture that
will spread until every farmer knows
how to protect his crops against the
dryest season. You hear deep tillage
discussed at the farming congresses,
says the Farm. Stock and Home. You
read about # in every leading farm
paper. Il Is the talk at the instituted
and oranges. It will not be many years
nutil we are getting out Of our poor
soil all that It is capable Of producing
and that too. without soil mining
or soil robbing'
The introduction Of deep tillage
tools is another reason for the wide
spread determination to go deeper
into the soil. at this time. Heretofore
It has been exceedingly difficult for
the farmer to tin as deeply as recon-
mended with the ordinary plows at his
command. But such tools have proved
that they not only till soil deeply but
that they make a pulverized seed bed
all in one operation. The seed bed
prepared by such tools is thus an am
pie reservoir to hold the early spring
rains. It will absorb three times as
much moisture as a shallow titled
field. The farther down the moisture
goes the less the evaporation. The
farther down the soil is ~pulverized the
roots will go, thus getting all the
drink they need even when no rain
falls. We have plenty Of moisture
now Heavy rains everywhere. We
win have oceans of water all winter
and next spring. It may make thought
less people tired to think about water
now-but the long-headed farmer
knows that he will need water just as
much next July and August as he did
in 1911-and he will prepare to
save it.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04

for them to cover their heads, as the
nostrils are liable to become clogged
with mud or feed.
The young d%ucklings grow and ma
ture so quickly it is indeed very inter-
esting and fascinating to raise them.
We have had young ducklings that
weighed three and one-fourth pounds
when 60 days old; when matured they
will weigh from four and one-half to
five pounds.
Being a quick maturing fowl makes
their meat exceedingly tender, and
juicy, Of fine flavor, equal or SUI
perior to spring chicken,
Their eggs are large, about one-third
larger than the average hen egg, and
perfectly white. And, contrary to the
general idea of duck eggs, they are Of
mild, delicate flavor, making them
very desirable for the table or cake
baking, buildings, etc. The eggs under
ordinary conditions are very fertile and
will hatch exceedingly well in incuba-
tors.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04
DOUTR'
FAVOR INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Few Breeds Better Suited TO Farm
Ralslng-lmported From West IN
dies Fifteen Years Ago.

Much has been said through the diff
ferent farm and poultry Journals in
favor Of the Indian Runner duck, but
I believe there are few who realize the.
possibilities and advantages Of rear
ing ducks of this breed.
AS / have been raising this breed OF.
ducks for a few years, I can testify
that they deserve all the praise given
them.
They are not an entirely new vari-
ETY., having been imported some Is
years ago from the West Indies, thus
it receives the name Of Indian" with
the Runner" added to denote it's chief
popularity, its rapid movement over
the ground.
They ire great foragers and pick
up innumerable bugs and insects. This
alone should give them an important
place OF every farm.
Owing to their extreme hardness, It
is quite an easy task to raise a
large flock Of Indian Runners, with
very little trouble.
They are never bothered with lice,
there are no roosts to keep clean, and
no expensive houses are needed; just
a l%ow-roofed shed to protect them from
the severe winds and SHOWS in winter,
says a writer In the Farm Progress.
The houses should have a dry floor
covering Of straw or some kind of lit
ter, as they must have a dry place on
which to sleep.
While they are not a land fowl, it is
not at all necessary to have running
water for them to swim in, all that is
needed is plenty of clean water tc
drink, placed in a vessel deep enough
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04
PLAN FOR SAVING RAINFALL
Pillow the Field as Soon as Crop Has
Been Harvested and Follow This
Up With Drag.

Moisture conservation is not a sure
cure for crop failure. Every farmer,
though, knows what three or four
inches Of additional rain during a dry
season will do, and when It is realized
that it is possible and feasible to con-
serve moisture to that extent it begins
to look as though the saving Of mois-
ture from one year to another would
help some in case Of short rainfall.
Three or four inches of rain carried
over from one season to the next
means three or four hundred tons Of
water an acre in the subsoil-water
enough to carry a growing crop
through any ordinary dry weather. 1t
is possible to carry ever more than
this from one year to another, says
A. H. Leidigh, assistant professor Of
crops at the Kansas agricultural col
lege. How can the rainfall be saved?
Pillow the field as soon as the crop has
been harvested. If it is spring or sum-
mer, follow the pillow with a drag.
The rains will soak into the soil in
stead of running off the surface or
~evaporating. Fall blowing should not
be dragged, as there is danger of the
soil either packing or becoming dry
and blowing. The extra expense Of
following such a plan ought not to
cost more than a dollar an acre at
most, Many places it could be done
at a much smaller cost. It pays big
interest on the investment even at the
higher figure.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-04-04
GOOD BREEDING BIRDS HIGH
Eggs From Fowls May Be Secured at
Quite Reasonable Figures at
Season When Most Needed.

Good breeding birds in the spring
of the year are scarce and hard to
get. Such as have been kept through
the winter being held at a high price
and frequently can not be bought at
all. It IS certain that birds which
have been selected and mated up for
the use Of the owner viii not be read
fly disposed of at such prices as
would make them a profitable invest
ment for the buyer, Though eggs
from these birds may be bought at
quite reasonable figures, and the buy
er viii thus be enabled to secure the
best Of stock at a season when most
needed and at prices which will per.
init Of their profitable use