The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-24


Do not catch a sheep by the wool
Keep the pigs clean and they win
be healthy.
:, A dry pom and q dry bed are esssa-
ial to thrift in PIGS.
The best time TO select the young
n ~ b when she 10 ready 10 weaa,.
I Drafts srs natal to hogs, causing
rhsumatism, pasamoAla ana Other NE.
n blindars ere used. 0cn't lst then
b loose - - - ZAP against ne
eyes.
Canned summer timo" h the new
name for siiase. Sounds Nike . good
thing.
Before any animals can transmit
better qualities II must have those
qualities.
In weaving time ewes should b put
on dryer pasture or fed for two o.
three days.
See that the collars at snugiy. %
a. to admit Of the hand being inserted
at the bottom.
To milk Q COW requires time and
patience. Tho milk should Be drawn
slowly and steadily.
A good COW ID naturally impatient.
With constant irritation. any COW win
fail in quantity Of milk.
That 10 q good reason why every
sheep ought to have her own stall and
be fed separately from the rest
There 10 not much gain In breeding
O heifer before she II eighteen months
old, but there 10 considerable risk
Which do you prefer. to PAY $500
70 stallion peddlef for II 900 hcrsA
or keep the $500 in your own pocksts
some cows have vsey tender teata.
and II you want . wen disposed COW.
be gentle in your treatment towerds
her.
Tho man with fve COWS and .
cream separator Il better Oh than his
neighbor who has eight cows and no
machine.
The actual cost TO keep added TO
the service fec Of the sire. represents
the amount at which horses you raise
stand you.
Especially In summer, II 10 not econ
omy to load butter with water. for Il
Will not keep ~ well nor sen q -
high . price.
Chickens Of frying size IN June and
July bring almost twice the money
when sold a. the same weight brings
in September and October.
The seed corn should be stored
whore there win be little danger OF
frost. This II especially true UNI
I'll the earv are entirely dried out
Don't overdo the soft mash plan OF
feeding. All good chickens have gis-
Yards which can do q lot OF food
grinding. One soft mash day 70
probably enough.
when you buy dairy cows you do
not want beef animals. for they are
inclined to lay on flesh instead OF CIV.
inn value received for their feed and
care In the bucket.
m the early stages of bloat In cattle
a mixture Of two ounces Of soda and
Ginger in . quart OF water. can usual
n b depended upon to cure. Give
the mixture n drench.
Nh poor economy to feed the poul-
try on one hind Of grain. II n moro
pruntable In every way to give varf
sty, Of which corn, wheat and oats
should BE- the leading feeds.
n there ID any protection at all g
the poultry from the high winds. T. =
should be let out for few hours at
lsast, every day. when the weather
b not % cold - 10 freeze the combs.
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The manure spreader and the stlo
are two things that point the farmer
towards Q better bank account, and
II 10 not going TO b % very long BE-
fore We will add to this the milking
machine.
The only certain way to ind out
what sort Of cows we have Ia to test
them. Sometimes the results are very
disappointing and we may wish We
had not done It. but in the end 1t 10
greatly to our advantage.
To omit the first and second spray
ing from an apple orchard which 10