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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

erything It will meet us with a re-
hinder that We are q nation at war
Our soldiers are going to France
Something like quarter Of million
of them are already there. We may
have to send million or two before
the war. ends.
That is their part. 1t is a splendid
a heroic part. How many thousands
of those who go will lay down their
lives we can but guess. How many
will give arms or legs or sight or hear
Ing oh health no one knows.
They are to fight acros sthe sea.
We fight here.
How shall we fight?
Thomas w. Hardwick thinks we
are going to fight with cold feet and
weak stomach, with feathers on our
legs and wide yellow streak running
through our patriotism.
He has staked his political future
on the inability of Georgians to show
brave front to the hardships OF war.
He believes that when the tax gath
erers come; when we begin to meet at
every turn some reminder OF the fact
that war lays its burden in some form
upon all Of us; when we are being re-
Quired to make some manner of sac
rifice for country every day we live
and labor, a great wall is going Up
from our ranks.
He believes that Georgians today
love ease and comfort more than
country, think more Of full stomachs
and fat purses than they do of the
Flag they live under, and think that
they live under, and think that pa
triotism was for the men who followed 4
Washington and La Fayette, Andrew |
Jackson and Zachary Taylor, Robert |
E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant-BUT |
FOR US, NOW THAT ALL WHICH /
OTHER GENERATIONS OF PA
rRIoTs HAVE SACRIFICED TO 4
MAKE POSSIBLE is ENDANGER-
ED.
Is Hardwic right?
The test is coming? 1t has. indeed,
already begun How are Georgians
going to meet it?
We believe they will meet it as
ieorgians have ever met the supreme
ests Of patriotism We believe they
Will repudiate Hardwick and his flesh
rot propaganda in a manner befiitting
, generation that has a glorious herr.
age of layaltv to country and to
principle. |,
How many winners will there be in
Georgia?
How maiy VIII glare at their wan
av notices and : tterly complain that
We ente ID The war, ev.l though
keeping q. o. i; would have meant
GO ID &c without parallel?
Will you? !
OF course ;eI won't!
Yonu1l bear voIr burden cheerful
y. YOU'D 10 Gun duty as one wnC
IS the Just claim which coull-
ry has upon every loyal citizen. /
And you'll tell the man who begins
o whine what you think of him!
Won't you?
OF course you will,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

John Purroy Mitchell admits that
he is the best mayor that New YORK;
ever had and great many papers ac-
cept this as establishing the fact
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

History repeats itself Italy is
again defending herself from the
tribes that live beyond the Danube
river.
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NOTICE.
OF course you will

The city executive COMMITTEE has
named Tuesday, Nov. 20 as the day,
for holding the white primary cleo
ton for selection OF four aldermen
and election OF new city executive
committe of eleven members.
All candidates for aldermen must
register with the secretary, A. M.
Ross and pay the assessment OF $40
each by 6 p. m. OF Nov. 18th in order
to have their names appear on the
official ballot. Z
/ A. NJ. ROSS, Secretary,
If. f. D. AIKEN, Chairman.
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1t seems strange to man up tree
that every reform administration
elected in New York spends more
money than any Tammany administra-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

1t is not probable that the Colonel
would have used the personal pro-
noun more even if he had had two
perfectly good eyes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

In Egypt telephone operators must
he able to speak English, French,
Italian, Greek and Arabic. Wonder
if the Egyptians refer to them as he'll
10 girls.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Berlin reports, 1--WE lost ground but
the enemy failed to reach his objec.
tiyes." Probably Berlin appreciates
that she is the ultimate objective
and sees her day Of Judgment draw
nearer every day
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Former secretary Leslie M. Shaw
says This is Gods war" Well, it
may be but we don't know how it
could possibly be made more like the
work of the devil.
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Somehow we cannot despair when
told that the dasheen yield will not
reach the normal standard and yet 1t
is fashinoable to grow pessimistic On
such information Will Mr. Hoover
exhort us to have dasheen-less days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

1t is not bad economy for a South
ern farmer to mortgage his farm to
buy government bonds, but he should
never do it to grow cotton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Wonder if Turkey has made peace
At any rate she has disappeared from
the news columns OF the American
papers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Col Roosevelt has not succeeded
IN going to the trenches but he has
lost twelve pounds nevertheless.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Gen. Pershing will never be field
marshal but that is not saying he
will make 4 cave boss of himself
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Dieticians recently held a conven-
ton at Cleveland Just as if the whole
business had not been lfet to Hoover.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Eggs will be ten cents each by
Christmas and the nogg will be hard
to get.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

This country has raised 100000 tons
of cabbage, which is about one-eighth
the weight of the people who live in
it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

Whenever the New Workers. vote
for reform they get higher taxes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-02

With Halloween out of the way the
next thing is Thanksgiving
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Giynn County,
City of Brunswick,
United States Court, Souther Dis
trIct of Georgia for ten counties.
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Nice Cottage in New Town ST $780, easy terms
$500 cash. $1,000 per cent interest fiji fiji fl
Large Home on Norwich St., BATH So 500 oox15o
Beautiful home corner Union $4,5oo easy terms
| $500 cash, $4,000 a month, 7 per cent interest
Brick Bungalow Union ST., $4,000, easy terms $500 cash
| | $4,000 month, per interest g:
In vacant lots Lot Union ST. large oaks
| $3.50. *4A ~sszt+g *a%. -. r>...
Two of the beautiful lots in opposite Lovers
Oak (eox1se) price 81 ,2oo each -
Lot fronting on Hanover Park (oox1so) price 81 500.
Norwich lots at $3.50
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27

Good pnkfnres are enssnttal fos prof.
itahis beef production. Plant pasture
ErasAss over thr wasts lands ana care
for n n " Il ~ere = rsgusar ssney
crop. ~ l.,s
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Lake region. Those present were the
Andrews family. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Gebhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Ramey.
Miss Kiskaddon and N. b. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolI Gebhardt enter
tained at a Eve o'clock dinner Tues
day at their home on Park avenue Mr..
and Mrs. A. a. Gebhardt. Glenn Geb-
hardt. Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Ramey and
Chas. r. Thompson Of Trinidad The
occasion was also the fifth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey
which was designated on the place
cards. A beautifully decorated Christ
mas tree in the center of the table and
other evidences OF the holiday season
In profusion OF bells and streamers
of red and green crepe. added to the
good cheer OF the guests. A special
feature of the dinner was q roast
goose cent by parcel post from tho
home folks ut Onaga. Kansas, for the
Christmas feast.
Mrs. Stiers and Mrs. Plummer an-
tertained the Ladies' Association Of
Eipcon Park at the Stievs home on
Elm. avenue. on last Thursday after
noon. An unusual number OF members
were present and with them several
guests. Tho rooms were decorated
with Christmas bells with touches OF
evergreen and holly. the latter hav-
ing been sent by DR.. John Stiers from
Houston. Texas. to add to the pleas
nre OF the holiday season.
The afternoon WAS spent very
busiiy with needles. scissors and sew
ing machine. One comfort was tied. a
lot OF treasure bags completed and
thoee not otherwise engaged had their
knitting in hand. Devotionafs were led
by Mrs. Andrews wherein was read
tho Christmas story and necessary
business was transacted. Miss Virgil
~as called on for little talk In which
all were especially interested. Re-
Treatments served were elaborate and
dainty and included variety of
Christmas candies.
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EAST CANON. =
FRUtTMERE AND.
FOUR Mile NEWS
tBy Mrs. 4 L. Lambuth.

"a
Elmer Williams and Ed. Pi,rnAn ief,
Last week for Iowa. who're they are
spending thu holidays Visiting rela-
uyes. AGfr Est
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. King LEFT Satur.
day for Fl. Collins. whore they wiIi DO
the guests OF their daushters untfi
the frst OF the year.
Mr.. and Mrs O. 8. Hsnderson ard
son George OF Fl Collins arc spcndins
the holidays With II p and Es- b.
Cain.
Mr.. and Ms- W. II. Tremaype vent
up to Cripple Crok to spend Christ.
mas With their son Richard.
Mira. Hassier and little daughter.
Nadyne. Of Pueblo. daughter and
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gar.
nett. OF North Raynoids avenue, are
spending the holidays here Mr. and
Mrs. Garnett OF North Raynolds. are
also hore to spend the holtdays. They
They have with them their three chill.
dren. Francis. Jane and Harriet. si'i
Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Tomijnson anti
son Earl and daughter. Thurras Of
Rocky Ford. are spending the hofi.
days in. East Canon with their friends
and relatives, 4Fts ~ L.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hesvepridge had
ms their guests for Christnaa dinner
their daughter and family. Mi. and
Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin and t6tildren
from Ontrose. Mr.. and Mrsty Frank
Bteinmer and Bennie. Mrs. Ben Stein:
mier, and John OF -Four Mile. M and
Mrs. y. N. Tomlinson and two chitdrer
from Rocky Ford. Later In the day
Mrs. N. Cation and Mrs. Ernest Cation
and Mr.. and Mrr Cafes came ln and
apent the remainder of the day. An
report Mr.. and Mrs. Heavenrtdse roy,
al entertainers. III ~ n
Tho priges Given b. the East Canon
Fsrmers' club to tho boys guessing
iths noat varieties Of avpjts 5ktl1
npple Suessius contest aye oasd1 III
! IN The window Il the E86t S6E6S
store dus4us this wSek -
~. snd Mrs, "A w. wlil,ans and
dsuEhscr yerA. os Cyanids bxsppe
vAfs M quests sf ths Wtthaht fIm.
[tiy .ep lt,vsr sirsst Tor Cnriilmis din.
nSs.
~. and Mrs. osorse Newell ana
fami1y psrW ne Suasts q ths oaos
hniis fpr c&sistsnas dt.ass. ~. -
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Mrs. Malcom Andrews verr also pro,-
ent They left In the evcnfns on No. =
for Pueblo whore Mr.. Andrews has -
eepted q position With ths chIeftaIn
and they will msks their home thss>..
Word was rc<3iycd today Of tho
death Of ocorsS diamond Of Brlaah.
Colorado. Mr.. Diamond had Just rc-
turned homo from a visit to Canon
City and East Canon. where he wac
taken suddenly III. Mr.. Diamond hnd
lived IN East Canon for . number cf
ycars prior TO leasing for Brush. three
years ago. His friends in this county
are numbered By tho pooze-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27
SHEEP and HOGS
EASY TO MANAGE
Really Require Little Capital.
Equipment, or Labor-con-
sumo Much Waste.
SHEEP NEED LITTLE GRAIN
With Right Kind Of Hay They Can
Be carried Through the Winter
Without Any-RessitS From
Experiments.

Sheep enD be successfully wiutered
with smaller nae Of grain than ia
needed for other i've stock. II IN good
condition at the beginning Of winter
and given the right kind OF hay they
can be carried through the winIer
without grain uniess the lambs are 10
be dropped betSrc going to. pasture.
All depends upoa the kind Of hay or
other roughage used.
Legume hpys stand nj the forefront
as q rouGhuee for sheep No other ap-
proach them In feeding enluss. The
coarse -stenmed. Aays like timothy, red
top and bloc ErAss. have very frw
leaves. and therefore ssre Ioor sisesp
fssda.. Hays having = large am0unf of
timothy - tAea also are undesirable.
Not onty n -iinefhy epAlatalasife ife sh~
sheep, buf II cansess scstous casSp IL
constipation Ths dry Timothy hends
works into the wool, cnnring Irritation
to the skin. lesseaIpx the value of tsse
CLIP aud making .shearing difficult.
When timothy nr other cDarse stfiuned
hny In fed TO sheep Ia winter quarters
II becomes necessary 20 use some sup
plementary feed 10 keep the sheep In
condition. s--ys
n any noD-leguAse hay * fed. sDp-
Elementary protein feed is acesfed.
Linseed meal is good. since in addi-
lion ia furnishing protein Il counter
acts tho cnnstiIatine effect of timothy
hay. From one. quarter 10 one-lialf
pound OF iinseed meal per owe daily
should be used, dependlns upon the
size aud condition Of tiie annual and
the other feed used.
la an experiment coadn@ted III fhe
Missouri statfos the relative values Of
clover and timothy hays for wtnfer.ns
ewes wer- deterI1inea. Fifteen ewes
fed I'd pounds timothy hay and 0ll5
pound GRIM per head daily lost &c
pounds each during tle same time thar
another LOT receiving the same WEIGHT
Of g,-nin md clover hay gained f5
pounds. The fosrtcen ewes fed clover
hay dropped 10 strong lambs. while
thoa4 fed timothy dropped II strong
and five weak lambs. The ianbs from
the ewes fed clover hay riln..d more
rapidly during fhe first 80 days than
did those frosn the ewes fed timothy
hay. ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27

silAsr IL the bsst rouea'aer fsr fAs
teriuE any class AZ catta~.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27
PARK
NEWS NOTES

. I
Guy Hayes came up from Pueblo
to spend Christmas with hcuies folks
On East Elm avenue.
Harold Graham OF Denver WIS a
holiday guest at the home OF N. b.
King and daughter Helen a. their
home on Walnut street
Glenn Gebhardt came In from Car
boadaie Saturday to spend the holiday
vacation with the folks on Sherman
avenue. He takes up his school work
again after New Years
Miss Annie Adamson Of. Colorado
Springs is guest OF her mother and
family at the Wiliiams home on West
Park avenue
Chan. X. Thompson came up from
Trinidad Christmas morning Tor a few
days visit at the home Of his sister.
Mrs. A A. Gebhsrdt-.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mecampbeli
came down from Denver Tuesday AT
tsrnocn for few days visit at the
home Of Mrs. McCampben's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. Davis of Sherman
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chase are here
from Depree. South Dakota. for a few
taye visi. at the home of c. Id. Chase
and family. They may go on 70 Call
sornia to spend tho rest of the winter.
W. L. Coleman has soid bis ranch
Gn Sherman avenue to Eli Newsom of
nads, Colo. Tho Coleman family are
sowing TO town and the: NewEonr fam
ny will take possession Of their new
property at once.
Ths family OF Arthur Sprinkle en-
joyed Christmas dinner at the home
Of Mr.. and Mira C. NJ. Chase. whore all
no good things pertaining TO such an
sscasion were In bounuf,i evidence
Christmas was celebrated generally
ever the Park by the gathering OF the
clans for family dinners and exchange
II greetings and the spirit Of Peace
and good viii" has prevailed over the
YnIetide season. Z.
Hrs. Fred Diamond and baby were
dAnner guests at the home Of her pa
renta, Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Rice on
Chestnut street. Christmas. Mr.. Da-
Inond having been called away by tele-
gram to the bedside OF his father at
Brush, Colorado. who died soon after
his arrival The home holiday occasion
was consequently d quiet one. The ad-
Aftional guests being Mrs, Campbell
and son from town who were old
nefghbors at Mt. Giead. Ohio. ~ ri
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Snow left Tues
day for Sugar City to help Mr. and
Mrs. Hawiey Rice In packing and lead
ing car of Household goods in prepar-
atIon for removal to Council Grove,
Kansas to make their home
Nre. AIDA Dlimka OF Winterset: H..
is here to spend the winter With her
sister. Mrs. A. L. Spyinide at her
home on Park avenue.
Miss Grace Lewis Is homo from Col
orudo College to spend the holiday
vssAtion With her parents on Garfield
strBet.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Thomas and
fAmiiy came up from Pueblo Monday
afternoon for the christnss family
reunion at the c. A. Linkins home. on
rsrk avenue. With Mr.. and Mrs: +
b. Thomas from town Ahe family cir
eIs was complete and all enjoyed to
sstber the fuasting and merry max
Ing Incident TO the good cheer OF
<.nristmas TINA
0isaA Gebhardt entertnined com.
pny uf friends on Tuesday svening
~ exhlhitlng . set Of etersopticon.
sisdss ot sxAnic Views about Colombo
Gpfinsn canou City aud the Hermit
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The ,iunI-pmrpast erttie ARE pspuiar
%ith the small farmer wiz keeps but q
lew cattle and mns' depend on them
10 produce all the milk md butter
needed fer the family and. at the ssliue
time, raise calves or steers which VIII
sii readily far Strengthening purposes
They hnye not, ,lsees popular With t:ie
ruuclin,nn or farmer whs raires large
nnnibers Of satt1e.
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YIN essSs o. = -.

Bsneisss besf y nsw bsiakG un1nps1
fvsn ~ Bs1nsh eolontee fes 49,
aappA0 ~ s6Defb csnH1oeEobee ~
ins n Ssstp fe1(At. - h16ks ~
nluns1 cut - ~ bsef he1sgV ~
'peaL rodnf1So ~ WslGAt - ~ s1g9
- eunbe enGoqv pekE4telnG UQga 90
pa<1 1fdvtng ~ ~ - ~ le4vp
II ~ boni6 nans diNtsie1e wlG1FS ~
al1nlale ~ rnAee4 . ~ uRel1 ~ talnL
fos>llasvs. - ethr ty-1sS1se1a1 IS IS
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There ~ uo section of the country
which fNl produce cattle more cheap
~ than the South. for the laniis are
arm cheap. the gruzing Ia gcoi. the
rnstnrc season Is hong. feed can he
produced at minimum cost, and In
xpensivc shelter only is required fs,r
The animals during the winter months.
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Farmers Bulletin, Swine Manzys-
ment," recently issued by the United
States department Of agriculture.
Breeding stock does not thrive so
well and is not 50 prolific On an ex-
elusive corn diet as OH a varied ration
forage. at the same time, IL becoming
more and more Important in hog rails
ing. These facts ore giving to fhe
South an increasing Importance as a
hog producing section. la this re-
gion peanuss, cowpeas. SOY beans. and
velvet beans may be ii,ld In abundance
for hog feeding.
The recognition Of the fact that an
exclusive corn diet ls not necessary In
raising hogs Is also emphasizing the
deslrability Of Increased hog raising In
dairy districts. where skim milk and
buffermilk are available In trucking
SECTIONS. where unmarkctsbIs products
may be fed: and IN irrigated regions.
where alfalfa may be used for forage.
The bulletin pntnts out that perrons
iaking ZIP hog raising for IN 20 nrst
In hug raising cominnnlfy whers
they may profit By contact With hog
raisers Of experience. II ~ also
pointed out that II hog raisers Of a
community can hring about. the pro-
duction In their district af certain
grade or breed Of hog by all producass.
marketing dinieulties will b greatly
lesseued. The marketing OF hogs af
wsaEhts ranging from 10 to 800
pounds rsosiiy win bring me greatest
rr,Iii. according 70 the depsstn<et
pp,-c1alss:s. f 81 s.
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1oe .A,s.no pao@irAsll.. !.
10 paysns tAdssGry N ~, Psrts q
eoss County. &.

ne csunary. M
Whether IN tho corr bsit. IN 4siFy
.sstlona, the south. or the irriGated'
regions Of the Westr eondi1ions for sbe|
profifakie rsixug 6f hogs aes ahnesfi
sur1 to Ne present. accprdtnG - anarn&l|
husbandmen of Ne United States -
parfmsnt Of aesicpiturs. Il \. ~ fact.
almost nNfs to ~ inst whatever tiae
soii ~ climatic cendlttoae, there II ~
. tasm 10 ths csantgy % wAich .thsre
sf,ul6 NJ b. 49,. Thie = esppe1AltX
4 ~ 1t PRESENT wAsn peo1ucsss ray
okbaIA. Mgh psiess fov boek nat -
nh a6a0)A - taksA into epaAidsfAA ~
n Z s<aRG - uisthS66 that have
~ sses ! sss.iesa z y. = Z
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Save the scws.

.
Selling brood sow at this tins. ar
cording TO fine United States depart
ment Of agriculture, II Ike k1ltnS the
goose that laid the golden eggs.
When pork is selling at Is cents or
more pound on tho boQf. the hog
breeder may BE- tempted 10 turn int
cash all that he cnn sell: yet the de-
partmerr points out that the valve OF
brood SOW which win produce such
h,gb-pTieed offsprin2 Is proporroDateiy
increased and she ,hoUld be kept ~
the source Of fariber and future prof
It's.
Breeding stocks are hcing depleted,
and the department says that the sifu-
alton IL already critical md threatens
to become very serfons II the country
ron.ipncs 10 be drlined of its ueafp.
Hog furnish n,cai more quickly and
chenpiy than other stuck can: the
rneaf shortage. therefore, can most
readily be met by swine production.
II has been calculated that the porsd-
BILE Increase from one SOW II lO02
pies III fonr years on the supposirion
that all filters consist OF six pigs. tilat
ali live. that half are females, and TINT
each gilt should farrOw at one year
md every Jx months thereafter.
Anorher cause Of the depletion Of
breeding stocks IS probably In the high
cost Of feeds While concentrated
feeds have gone mp. '.ss department
says that some of the expense Of Car.
rying breeding stocks mny be cut
down by the use Of green fall forage
crops, pasture aifalfa or clover hay.
Brood sows mny be maintained In fair
condition Mt comparatively little sx-
pense by the use Of such feeds. In
brief. he department strongly recsnn-
mcnds a cninpaign to save the sows
ns one nisans Of helping 70 meet ths
threatened luent shortage.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27

FsstenSps steers a. srAss end cot
tonseed Gnke II nenriy lwaya moro
profltAbls than srAstnG then wtthnue
feed. The uas Of smeu amount -
cssn n addition to the csteonssea sasa
has proved proffabi<-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-27

Many psopas navs sod fasniAurs 70
sood sdvastses thia The Rec~rd waps
- colamns
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More care is necessary Ia faitesAns
calves than In feeling sroun. eatthp
iyut.' Whenever possible. IL . bass 70
raise ard nDs~k beef cattle On tsss
aafne farm.