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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
lIeberiidt bes Cincinnati
Wtarffe6,
fir bic Rontas, Sen 8. SuIi, 1919
snbisenbe Mode.
9tnttnnatt. a. euri ,a,e

ginsinnati.e Q. suli 1919.
fie na6folcsnsen Cuotirunseu teaiebsn
I'd nny anf gasrss fraasaffisnen. Hei
flenusn eefAaftea Derssa stnas bsbue
vrsilt bsrsAntt.
prsstfisHsn
Ger Narft mar rutss. bic Vrsifs pitlider
S9Hall.-Srima stsam t9.s5-l0. .05,
Lsb.
Observation-Disclosures Marft
ntHissr. ebsrt eiear ssilsa l0sk - lose.
bert HisptHititsn l0ss-I0sks. sr,ra ttort
slsar Ssiisa I0ss-l05se, sAultssn eTs--
lotss csums lbs - 1875 lsfe uns 1ss
mshr ssrpe6t.
a-Narst sstie. ebsrt tlars Set.
ten liss-llJst. farp Kippeaieitea lIss--
ll1ss, erird fbsrt dear Ssiisn u1z--11ass,
S4nltsru l05s-i14s une 4siliss Iz5x-i3ls {
leie uHS &C Der Sfune msbr bsrpa6t
sugar Cured -dirfA. - Narft ii astis.
e4inisa i5.35- 1875, Visnie eAulisr
II l60-12.O0, HrtasfaIf HassH i5.5O--t6.5o,
e1aItsrall .50-l2 90, Nsp Sort Gut sAul.
tsrs ia.0o-I2-So, trs6sas Best. s$insss
100000
eiteepS6sItes sIsifA.-psarst isa.
eAinfsn 9l3 ,00--l350, bituH S9ulfern
i0-l0sxs. Heliss l3t1 -l3l,f, s&nIterM 10
loks. hss ss9 Gui Q AultsrH iot-- lie.
6rtf4ssoIsif4. 4. - sAissen I2s<<-lSs,
Difais e3ultsra 0s--lo1xt. sauIttEn 0L
-l0L {, fbsrt Mippenfeissn 10 10 ibort Hasf
0sittnl0s -i0jss tTtra bert 9etteu To-
t0ss. SeIlies IL i5s per yfuab. Usef Gar.
sat l0-l3<.
WskI uns estrsisa
gleSl.-- xsues Dintxr Hatens AZ 25--5.50.
0istsr 6oafs t4.66--5-l0, Giatsf 6amils
N.@-460. artra tl.004.l0, sFbindres
t3-60-400. esrtxr @eiSsa patsat 16.6o---
6.0S. ~. faHs1 t4.SS--s. 20bo. 6amils $4.4O
--4.6O, HseseamsbI, nsroweAii4 seinif6fss
N.o0 800. rsiassGiis ts.l6--s.40.s .ssaifA.
tet eA.90--s.lE psr DsL
0stasA. - Narst sntta sn1 estis. -.
uls Re. ssttss 20 - 10es Sss 0sigsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
wtrf Attb.nts.


csIe. - Rarft n it.tia. eeia5( roheu
76s, aetoAtss TIE per 9allone in Yarties
ssu 5 Ubl. ertra 8int.r Zen qarool SEC
per 9aaons. gotton s..s Ott robes ace.
affnirtss 47t Der Saasn.. 3eretntin,
S3e; Yetrsleum, Yerfettton lot, Ohio, aen.
tuds uus 5nbiana 9s4s per sdacne. eropn
8afoIin 18e, Naphra lac per 6aaone.
eaI,-Cer Warft II. rubia. Ohio gin.r
95s, Nihisaa uus atrOn lO4t per Dbl. bon
ESQ TfuHo.
1als IN netia.--prima Gita 6ss--631t,
Do. 6suHtrp 6lz-69st Der pfune
RshIen. - Nartt rubia. gouabteabena
"a. 25-3 80, Hub rns sIa6 s.210, aana.
wta StadfstIen t3.25-35O. Nus uns sla1
500 per Tonne nba.Ii.i.rt. aauhIois
eta6sobItn $4.25. hntbrntits s7.50-7. rs per
Tonne abseliefert. Sole taRst $3.50 per Tonne
abetlisfert.
samerettn-Wdrtt if.tia. als.iaa.
men $l0.O0-1l 90 auF BEN g.leiie nns Sill
l2.00 per gu. BON stor.. limotbn 800
800 auf etm esIeiie unb s5.00-S.OO per
Gu. bonn Store unsdrifher uHe btutfher
&iast 81 .S0--g.25, aep6hnIiher 81. .75--2 90
per Sufbel. SuhweiJtn $ll5 aai benz o..
Itiie unA 81 80 BON Store.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
ebieaa 40, 8. 5uti.

Webr. - Der Martt lit fhpah. ssint.r
Datents s5.05-5.30, 5traiabts 81 .40--5. 10,
Sprtna Butentss5. .00-6.50 Straisbts $3.50
800 Taters s3.20--4.50.
Beissn.-1sir Suli 104--105Ze, am
shIus 10414e; fur September 993a-101 3se,
am Sdtus s934e fir Gs;smb.r 1925
l021fs. AM Shlub 1007sc.
Dtlfhfsrn gir 5uli 69la-71e,
am ShIus 69Ae, fiirS.ptember 6634-677sc,
am shlns SIC; fir December 5734 1896,
ant sdIus 577se; fir Mai 5824-593se, am
Shtub 581ae
Saf.r. - i5ar 5uli 40%-43Hc, an
sAlus 4024e fur September 36 1886,
AM Shlub 36Tsc, fur December 37ls -
38lst. am shlus 37sss; iar Ttai 3e3s--
40t4t, am Stlub 1885,.
asase no. Q 74c.
g.rfte. @uts Eutttraerfe 53-70c,
quite bis Dolce glal,gerf. 93-l05e.
9imotbs aame - Isue 800
900 Der GentHtr.
atssfaamsn. s12Oo-17.0o per
gentner.
gt.sSprt-1s.00-18.12t% Der ebG.- shr
Juli sl8.32lz-1S.35, am 5tIus $500
fur September sl8.40 - 1880, am Shlui
s1s.40, inr Sftober $l8.49-1s.671a, am
Shtub sl8 40.
9 ShmaI.-10.47Is per 100 gfuub. Tnl
9uli 5000 - 1910, am Shlus 5000
fur September slo.93]a 10. .9214, am sdIui
Si0.65 fir Sttobsr slo70 - 1895, an
shIus S1070.
Stort Rtpbenfc ri te u.--eofs 410.35
per 100 Bib. Bur 5uIi si0.37h-lo.t4I9
ain Shlus $40. 40; fir September s10.4C
- 10-57IS an shIus sl0.40: fir OttObsr
SO. .40--l0.50, am Sdlub :l0.40
Sutter. - Wartt IN fetiq. greameriss
23-25c, Taun 21-24c per giuuo.
eter. Wartt 1T fetig. Grtfac II
l-l7l9tbsr DassHs.
Aafe. -Wdrtt IA fef. Cream l5H-
1875 per pfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
an,.s s.a sssasts.sss. sstessAa'.es.
Gen. rsnss ams ansen 10 Tss Dors.

esN .on sau'snrss ~ 2s4--3$ assss.
IisheR.
Srima 9sAdftspapisre Durbsn ~ a.
4LS btsfontirt.
GtsrIina erAanat hsis. eiht.
- 4.s7lz--s4.8733s uns 90 fass tu sf.S41a
- 4.S4I.
SEmess. .Cbfiaatiousnn narsH fs,
tis une pHrben nit goIat auotirt:
Der. etaaten Refanbsns ~ lo014-10l14,
~ rsaiarirte (l92jD li4-1f4A eoupons
if4L-li4L, 81 rsaiftrirts O2lz--lO2A,
gsuSsns l02k --102I, SanaHa asHpons
~ 100k ssb.
Nftitr -- Der nHguEitta lans
tenet nontntfiht auspeis Der Rem gerttr
ranfsn NOR eafir perantn ortlidl. eas ois
Erdfs beute tsruntsrgiusen une Der Wartt
brblisb fhpah bis ;um eHins.
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U no . arf- 8. 1ufi.

Rem gort, 8. 5uti.
3iun III Hau su s4590-45.5O; aupf.r
TT ptaie !: qdfs IKE, elsctbroIptte 'u
l7A-l7hac, eating ,u l7--l7lsc. glst
III ftetig gu $4.65-4.70 4; SpeIter ii fetta
sa$7. .20--7.40. Giien mar hsute ftstiq SIo.
Sounern aorthsrH ,u sl5.5o-l6.00, no 2
DO. tu $l5.25--l5.75, 10, SoutberR uns
30. l Soutberu ioit su sl5.50-I600.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09

fsrpenti liz rabia gu 4713c.
Mtts III isa. einbeimif4sr 4--6t,
Satna 6-81ae.
NsIaffes IN fetis. 2eD Srlsans Cpen
Aettle, gutter bis Dolce. 37--52e.
AaS r.-Rsber III miaig. Jtuseassss
90 9eh, 3.27e, Centrifugal o8 fea BITE
WOIaHss.3H6er SO 5eH 3.02e RafNntrter
in rubis. Gut eoof 5.80t, Grnfbeb 570e
WouIb n" 5.85c, Cubes 5.25e, DopbersD
5.10e, 8ranulattb 5.o0t, Diamond ~,
5.0oe, Gonfettioners IA" 4.85c, 80. ! 4.S5,
no. 4.8oe, 80. Toe, SO. 44.70t, Ro. 5
4.65, 30. 8 4.60c, 80. 4.55t, sto. 8 4.50e
no. 8 4.45e, SO. 10 4.40t, no. IL ABS, ITO.
IL 4.30e 3o. 13 4.25e. 30. IA 4.25e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
0 rcterttt

Su6er. - Bretfs fstia. RdfHHirter gut
Psaf 6.3S., sopetr.s 5s5. Gubts 5.8Ot,
sranurates 5.55t, gonfestieners n" 5.40t,
on ~" 5.20-5.+0t, nsiser .rtra g" S. 10
--s.15e. rtra e" 495-5.05e, eroindrtr
atfber 4.a5-s 9Oe.
MsIaif.s ia H.tir. ReD CrIsans o5.a
Aettfs s2--50c, Gtntifruaat ls-2se. pet
GafIone.
s,is.- mart H.mrtt febs1H un> Httis.
ssaiiana, saaeu S.as az -Ts. brima S
-s't. orotudrsr sk+-i4t, 5aeaa 4A-54s
Der pfuno
atrhgrssu".
Sattsr. --Wartt ruhia. grtifs nteeriasr.
aansh grsamsrs 27tis. ersamsrp sra csc,
se. fttsnet 24e, faHss DARN 2ls, 70. 20i2s
per tfuno.
safe. - war,t tetia. Oslo n.u,r 15LSe,
VorsSealihtr i5t<t, Rem aor, lst. 5hwti.
,,r 2o-23s, 30. Srid l7s, eimburssr 17e Der
Efune.
eitr. -HahfYaas mdiia, prsiit ihwah.
primd friihs 6ahnsreisr 1si5t. FrHs IKE,
oretnars Nrfs 1875, fsssnss l4I6s per Dss.
TerIuit ab.
stHassL --erOs. SUrinasrs nne 5,s.
ntH ipartn k6hsr i'm prtiit. 3nfuhr mdsia.
GsriHa. Gbifsus bon ~ Tfunb uns sara.
Der 2sc. inter ~ yiuue 23r. Sahntr l3e,
SdhHtsc. Sru,hlhRsr 14s, suHs Sc. rsiss
snten iDc, stms'nf ot, inHss sHtsr IL
l5c per pfano.
cbHuns emit.
s,sf.L Gra6s Sarb.H sIoo-l AZ
p.r sampsr.
eitrsHsn.-- War.t H.tiI. galifornta
So. 75-4 so per aiis.
| CrsHasn. Warst rusil uHs feti1.
/ 2d.e SutfHeid f3.50-tOO. California Eeus
| afs sI Tx TX s,r ola,
Nuanat--s2 5O--3. 90 p,r Crate.
staAsIb,,r,u A. 7s- q % ne,
Crate.
Rtrf htn.-Saurs s2.50-2.75 per 9u.
| 9tmbssreH. - Rotbe $3.50 - 100,
'h.pdt'f s275-30 per erats ooH "a Gts
| 3obaH nts besren. - s2.0O-2.25 psr
eEats BON "a Cts.
8sw5etrtn: -- " 25--2 90 per CRATE
BON "a Cis.
Fyombttrtn.-S2 S2.25-2.5o per Crate
bon "a sis.
9firfihe.- @sOrata Carmen sl.00-
las. frabt eEbsria tl.75 - 2.0o per grat,
bon aorbtn.
Ssibrfbttrtu.--s2.O0-2.25 .25 per Crate.
| aartsfftlu.-dlte $3.75, perEsl.
unb 81 .OO-l.25 per Eu. anf BEN 9eIsifs
sunst - 800 - $50
per FbI. uRe sll5-l.25 per 9u. bonn Ssprs.
efumenicht - aiub.smilher N.25--
LIS Der TuseHo.
Grbftn.-9iHbsimiih $l.50--2.00 Der
Su.. Sad.
| araut. Marst fietis. Souisotlle 81. rs
-I.50 per Crate
5nisb.tm. - gsIbs Sssas 9oe-sl rs
per- eH. bonn Store.
9urfsH. - eiubsimif&. rs - 35e per
Tupsab.
| Atpe-aaosn. - o-zos per Cussno
as ,,o,
/ si.o' vet Sampet.
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Bsrfauit Durbsn Gar go. 2 rofber @tH.
ter su 114e, z Cars bo. sn J12kt, 225 Nu.
20. 2 rotber NIT @ossen au 1l5t auf bem
@s[eift.
DsifGtsru. - Marft rubia unb piIis.
ne. . psibes n -- 78s, Ro. nsises 70 -
TIC, No. 4 peists 10 : 7st, no. Q aeIbss IA
--75s, 10. o be. 73 - 74t. 10. no. 10
-73e, 70. aemifdtes IA - 75c, 10. 8
bo. 73-7alSt, 10. 4 30. 10 - 7ae, peisss
HoIbsntsrn 77--sOs. sfIbes DO. 80--83e. st.
mifttes DO. 77-80e per gu. 8erfauft purben;
2 Cars Ro. 8 gelbss 3u 74t, / Gar 80. 4 bo
an 721Se, l Gar 20. a aemiihtss su Tic, /
Gar no. 8 DO. ,u 73s, 500 Blu. nat probe
DO. nit Saier ,u CSC, Gar 80. a tpeibes AZ
75t, l Gar mad probe ipeitts ;u zoe auf
nsm @tleiit.
eafsr.- Marft ruhia u. fhmadtr. ne net.
ser 51-5l1as, stanbarb p.iser 5o1s 81 ~
No. 3 w.isa 50-51t, 30. 4 rtiser 48--50c,
no. Q aemifdter 48-49e. 80. g bo. 1919,
30. 4 bo. 48 - 4se Der Hu. gsrtauft wur.
ben: Cars gtaubaro neiser ,u 5015c, 75O
Blu. DO. su 81 15t, 750 9u. bo. NIT Corn au
Rs. 2bo. ~ 5ilat, 2 ears bo. su Sic, Gar
D Gars 80. 2 gemiihtsr su 49t. 100 gu go.
3 DO. au soc auf bem @tlsiis.
asaatu-- Wartt hetia. 30. 1896,
No. 3 T4-76t, no. 4 66-74e. Gsrfauit pur.
BEN: as gu. 10. NIT 8eissn su 75e auf benz
Geleiie.
eerasumat,. - 5ra5ia5rsstrF. 81. 28
IL. 80 Der gu.
Sngtet q Der %.trsis.. Beetle nit beui..
Hisen am astih.n fa1e bsS bsria.n 5a5res /:
Juli g. 1912 JuIi 7. 1911.
Mtt,en, 10. rctter .114e S7t
Melfhforn, 10. 8 asmiihtes 73: 661<e
Safer, no. 2 semifhter ntusr -. 4st
aoasen 10. Q usuer ...... 73t Csc
psu no. 5imotba .s21.50 t22.50
@histu.
Der Teartt vrr H.tia. B.r'atH murs.n:
$50 Fbls. TiRiaer's finifbts Geoss auf
Der Bats bon 81 .35 per 4aaon..
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Np,is WelDls,artte.


~ - ~ &s 1850 s0sNs
ainiss BON ben Hantsn bailen heuts cine
sisInlih qute aohfrass mad CarlsbeH .u
esrssiAaeH. i'm Allesmsinen absr tDareH bic
0sfAdsk fubis anb bic 3instateH iiHb m.
psrdnbul asblisbsn. Dariebsu zen eaa1
naEssn ben Den Danisn ~ 4g ansesissbsa
nns 0si4dftspapisrs ~ 5-sS Sisisntiri.
Tis Maitsr plaeirtsn Tarlebsn yon eau ~
~ unD anf Belt su 41zE.
rssaia ssi Rsw Dsn
% pnresn feline Geadufe bsriAist.
DIE gOnnttrrats bstrdst 50s ptamis per
1900.
Hsafrf snf Usssys.
fHs Aeiis. Die iotssntea Cuostrsnssa fab
in bsridfsn:
aonbon, . aaa. s,6t, ,4.s7L Der
g, 90 faas siAt, s4.s4A per y;
yatis, fase sihi, 5.i2lz --6.I5 ptr 8ranss
800 90 1aas SiAt, 5iTt<-520 5ranes per
tf0o; fir Tsu,fAlanb 9as. siat, Rart
e5tSs es. 80 1aes Stht, 94<s.
Totumentarp Tias auf eonbon purben su
4.s3s<<, auf @lasaow su 4.ssIs uHs aHf Bel.
~ 20 4.s8l4 ssrtaait.
easbss-csassasnsH.
sabis aas ssiis. Die san'sa qussisa sjs
iSisf:
0intaai. BsriaHf.
~ Nenbs, is25 Soup ia il4L
- Toubs. 1918 49,. .l02k lO2K
~ SoHbs, 1880. ....l001S i0lk
~ banama ...lO0k -
eftsitns essis Mmsass.
Ter umfab i'm hitiiasn Clearinghouse belief
10 bsuts aaf ~, ,e68, $50.
ssisf.esipyt,stsH.
Ter Marit par btatt fishr Hau uns et.
preiis asbriidt. Columbia sac Il electric
mahtrn absr cine ansnahms une rarsu IL.
mae fsau. 9adfsbenbs Ssrsduis hHe su
bsriftsn:
Mn Der gsrfs.
Fira rar
e!fis 6 n. & q. s'e............. 7sz
Second Cau
80 aliisH Columbus Gas .............. foH
5m sffsnsa 0sssss-
$4,000 diHt. e. g. 3h ig32.52. ....... e3A
2.voo QiEs Gofpilal se,. 1851 x
1000 Noruoob. C.. 4er. fa4t......... .f62 n
1000 fsIaiTs G. set. 1894 .........i .iOi u
$500 gine "a u 4er ia3s. q
1900 asne e6ooI Ssr. 1913. Y
aa&Asbsnst dabsas ssn Inn tisEasn Narts
tsfnbIiAsr Dencs ane astieu siebt sis off.
sisItE Euctirunaen on:
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pferbe nno wauleIet.

eiutinHati, 8. 5Hli 1912.
auh in Der psraofsnen gSohs mar oos
Aaaebot Dite.r qsrins, bic Aahiragt absr
mar unr uHbsbtutsno, uns Die grsiie nartu
hsiia. Tieitlben pdren pie folst:
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Ntebmdrfte.
giustuuatt, 8. Suli.

EIHEK II uII, 0. SuIT.
3niuhr uuo Btrianot tpihrsHo Der eeriois
ftnsn Bote, seraIthen init ben oorbsrseben.
ben 2 @ohsH parsn nis folg.:
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9uni, e. .,..40l2 1883 1877
5Hli, .4189 1896 1894
Der gsrianSt 6struJ in bsritlbsu 3.it.
3uni, % ... .ll8s 1915 l2i64
9uni, 20 .. 906 6599 20473
5uh. g.. 1889 1922 l2675
3ufuhr une gtridnbt pdbr.nb Der perFOi.
i,nsn as StHnbsu, rersIihtR init h.risIbsu
5sit Sorissr SOhe fuS nj. iOIst:
5ufubr EuOUtsa saDtias. sSafs.
Sait, Salt 5 1857 a77s 1851
Ger gsyianOt bstrus in Ssrfslbsa 3sit
Juh. L.. 25 76l 24l8
9uh. g.. 81 sS4 1923
aiHo0ith. - Ti. 3uiuhr mar beute
ssring, une bic grsiis Der bsfTsrtn GuaIitd.
ten fetis. bic aHbsren db.r fislsn nm l5--25s
per loo Pfunb. StOdsrs unb Sssosrs parsn
sbsHfals um lO--l5e uisoriasr.
5apsrs Stir, s6.25--so0, ertra s. 10
$50. fanep ,.... ctfsH Sl.75--6.5o,
sIsinerai.re $425-750. austrlsitns bis
sItra S775-s. 10, Seii,rs s3.50-6. 75, aus.
srlsisas ba EXTRA s7.0o-7.50, fansp -
au5e $1.75--5.00, duserIeisns bic ertra $5. %
500, ganusrs s2,00--3.O0, stodsrs unb
6ssbers *375-6.OO.
SnlIsn. - Tie 3uiubr mar nur mas
Big uno bic adafrage ;ismIit, gut. 2ie grsi.
ie tpdrsu ihipad.
Nas.rs uus Isihte So. .0O-4.0o, soIsaua
$4.00-.475. tEtra s4.s5-5.0o, fstts Sul.n
$5.o0-5.50.
IiI6ta6t. - lie beiisreu aabs rareu
IN Der oeriottuen sSohs in sismtit gutter
antiraat uno itttia bis mart I'M prsiir, bic
esw6hnlldsn abtr ftub hau
Grtra s62 6200-65.o0, quite bis aussrI.feue
$45.00-6o.oo, orSiuars bis quite sl2.50-
$40. 90.
saIber. - Sci autsr aahfraas mar Der
Wnrst heuie fstie bis tarf.
Oretxdre une srsse o. 0o-7.50, fair bis
gut. Isit.. $6.5o-7.75, srtra $500.
salber ia ben Romuiiiions. Sauieru. -
sanen Sc, prima bisaussrIsieas 612--716t,
srsinire 4--6t
q hntine.- Die 3ufuhr mar beute
slsmlitl qrob, bic IaA'raae zine CUTE, uue
bic grsiis MARIA Hsiie.
guis bic aaser!sfeus Ssrpadunas. u Flei.
iterfortsn 81 70-T.75. asmifAte Berpa.
Suussisrtsn 81. .60-7 20, proindrs bis aus.
srlefeHs itner, fstts saus 81. .25-6 10, ertra
S675, Staas - 90 - 5.75, srtra $500,
Ieihte geriaueitorteu $3.50 - Z so. ssrsel
BON ITO sfe ane psniser $5.25-7 25.
ehafeRnbfam N mtr. - Die 9aafra.
ss mar sinf CUTE, unb bic beNeren Sdaf, hi.-
gtu um 1oe. sammer fisseu nm 1o-15e.
euts srabiabrslammsr fno rar uue in Rad.
fraae.
Saafs. - artra 1915, quite bic aus.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13
KANSAS COWS
MAKE RECORDS
CarIotta Gave 5,773 Pounds of
MIR In One Year Fairly
Good Average Yield Is
5000 Pounds.

If cow gives 5000 pounds of milk
year most men are satisfied. This
is a fairly good average yield. But
here are some two-year-old Ayrshires
tht surpass that figure by a long way.
Their work was described by Prof. o.
Z. Reed. head of the dairy depart-
ment. in the annual institute. Here
are the records:
Canary Belle. 1918 pounds Of milk
and 437 pounds of butter, 81 per cent
test.
Fearnot of Oakdale, 5.21S pounds of
milk and 292 pounds of butter, 4.Os
per cent test.
Johanna of juneau. 1851 pounds Of
milk and 335 pounds of butter 3.72
per cent test.
Rose of Oakdale. 1856 pounds of
milk and 30S pounds of butter. 4.42
per cent test.
Any one of these cows would sun
port a family of five persons. Such
cows probably could be bought for
s175 or 5000. but not at the college.
The ,ost of feeding the ration, and the
income. may be gagged for all the
group by referring to the history of
Johanna of juneau, a model family
COW; Johanna ate, every day. thirty
pounds OF silage, ten pounds of alfalfa
nao, and nine pounds OF grain. con-
sisting Of four parts of corn. two parts
OF bran. and one part Of cottonseed
meal. This ration cost So a month.
1t was fed as described only when the
COW WIS giving the highest yield. One
pound OF the grain ration was allow
ed for every three pounds of milk. so
tnat when Johanna gave 81 pounds of
milk day she received Q pounds of
the grain.
Johanna gave 500 gallons of milk
which sold in Manhattan for 80 cents
gallon. B cents a quart. or $685.. rs.
Not a bad kind of a COW to hava
around. And. by the way, a gallon of
milk weighs eight pounds. Professor
Reed told, too, Of another fine cow a
holstein. thirteen years old-Carlotta
Abbekerk 52s26. Carlottas year rec
ord test was finished ten DAYS ago
She gave 15,773 pounds of milk and
olo pounds Of butter fat, equivalent
TO sos pounds Of commercial butter.
her feed cost $3.50. Most COWS pass
their usefulness period at 6 or wears.
This old COW Of 10 years returns a
pront. leaving out details, of s75.75
net. If her milk had been sold at
cents quart 1t would have brought
solS.5O. Deducting the feed bill the
owner would still have s41S. Her
milk was skinned. though. for the
caves. and the cream used for butter.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13

| be wet TO a stiff mass With milk.
house Stops or water, where it is
available skim milk is the hest for
this purpose.
Besides this she will eat and should
have plenty of clover or alfaSfa hay;
it is surprising the amount O. clover
hay that SOW will eat, especially to
those that have never fed ths same
to hogs; in addition to this | always
| feed my brood sows about four or tive
pounds OF sugar beets to every hun
dredweight per day; | feed them
whole for the purpose of giving the
SOW exercise in eating them. some
advise the feeding OF raw apples but
do not like to feed any great amount
OF them especially if they are sour.
One winter | kept six sows in the
same pen and fed them the following
rations per day: Twenty
pounds Of sugar beets. ten pounds
coarse middlings and all the clover
hay :hey would eat. and they came
out In shape that was hard to beat
and raised forty-seven nice healthy
pigs.
In addition to the above ration /
KEEP box in the pen where the sows
may haze free access to it at all times
filled with the following: Charcoal six
parts. wood ashes two parts, and two
parts salt. 1t is needless to say that
plenty OF pure clear water should be
given to the sows as most everyone
realizes this fact.
l always handle my sows and humor
their whims in order to keep them
gentle as a gentle, well-satished sow
will do better and have better success
with her pigs than one that is nerv-
Gus and fretful.
Brood sows should not be fed for
the purpose OF fattening them but
only feed enough to keep them in a
thrifty. strong and healthy condition.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13
SUPERIOR REMEDY FOR Pou,
First Thing 10 to Remoy, An
Healthy Fowls and Treat Affect
Ones Separately.

Roup may be known from nm q.
Two discharge from the nostr,,s
swelling below the eyes. Tho ~.
ing In some cases entirely closas "
eyes. This disease is known "a Wv
and is difficult to cure. iemovo ~
the healthy fowls. Put the am
ones In warm. dry shed or roo.S
coop. Wash out the nostrils
mouth with warm water, using a sr.s
syringe to do SO; then put a p,eco
camphor the size or Il hickory
into one quart OF boiling water s.'
hold the fowls head over II ~,
minutes; repeat three times A.
Also give one teaspoonful OF cod IT,
oil at dose twice day u a.
swelling closes the eyes. open Tho
and syringe out the yellow mae.
and wash with warm water into viii,
a drop OF carbolic acid has been IN.
oughly stirred. Fowls that are h,e.
diseased should be killed and buris.
Clean out the house, dust with fro,
air-slacked lime. fork up the yard An.
spread over II Il thick coat OF frs,,
air-slacked lime. Add lew drops =,
bromide OF potassium TO the drinn,,
water. Give no other water. Tbi, n
and best method to use.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13
CHICKS DYING IN THE SHELL
Common Trouble In Ratchlng and Ono
Causing Many Failures Unno-
tlced for Many Years.

Chicks dying in the shell Is very
common trouble In Matching and one
which causes many failures each year
There was no attempt TO discover why
chicks die In the shell until the hatch
ing OF them with incubators became
popular, although this trouble FREEDOM
mated when old biddy sat on the eggs
long before the incubator was even
thought OF. There were only few
under each hen at the most, and moth
ing was thought OF II. but when the In
cubator came into the field and made
It possible TO hatch them by the hun
dreds the cause OF chicks dying in the
shell came up for discussion.
Remember that the secret OF secur-
Ing high per cent matches depends as
much upon strongly fortified eggs
laid by healthy, vigorous birds as upon
proper incubation. The more frequent
causes Of chicks dying in the shell
where the incubator or operator Is at
fault are irregular temperature, neg
lect In turning the eggs. improper ven
tilation or more frequently caused by
operating the incubator In poorly
ventilated room. The directions ac-
companying an incubator are general
ly to be relied upon. and If these are
followed carefully no greater trouble
should be experienced with the chicks
dying in the shell where eggs are In
cubated by artificial than by natural
means. due allowance being made for
the experience OF the operator.
Why chicks die in the shell Is some
what OF a difficult question to answer
for the causes are not always the
same. Perhaps not in two cases in
twenty will the conditions under
which the egsg are incubated or the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13
STABLE MANURE
QUITE VALUABLE
Most Important and Abundant
Material for Soil Improve
ment - Much Unnecea-
sary Waste.

Farm manure always has been and
PROBABLY always will be the most i'm.
portant and most abundant material
Tor soil improvement. It is a neces.
sary product on every farm and on
STOCK farms a product which accumu.
iates In very large amounts. II not
used for soil improvement It becomes
worthless nuisance about the stables
A conservative estimate places the
annual production of farm manure IN
the United States at two billion tons
The actual and known agricultural
value OF fresh farm manure contain.
ing both the liquid and solid excre-
ments Is 81 ton. If the value is meas
ured In terms of plant food or by the
actual increase in crop yields pro-
duced by the use of the manure on
long cultivated soils. The unneces-
sary waste and loss OF farm manure
which occurs in the United States
each year is equal in value to ten
times the value of ell commercial fer.
tilizers used in this country.