Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20


r, ,., sections. TIE only sections 70
e.. y products have ha' o rise
70 ,rte appropriate proportion =
'he Increase IN most OF feeds are those
produ 'ns coulc9Sed milk aud cheese.
our h,mc milk and butter supplies
are therefore looked at in II broad Way
decreasing while our population is In
creaSing. This deficiency ot dairy but
ter is shown hy the Increased sales ot
margarine, which show an increase OF
several million pounds per month over
similar periods in 1913. Dairy butter
however. has qualities which render II
vitality necessary for children. MIX
has no substitute and Is not only In
trinsically one II our cheapest animal
FOOLS, but Is absolutely fundamental
TO The rearing Of the children.
The dairy situation Resolves Itself
into several phases. First, it Is to'he
hoped that the forthcoming abundant
harvest tlge-htrlwI,h n proper reSpIc'
aion ulNon exports Of feeding stuffs "ilI
result In lower prices of feed and d.
nuniSn the impetus to sell the catt'e
FOR meat. Second theslnduStry needs
encoura cement So ms To- increase the
dairy herd AMI thus our LARRY supplies
for the sake first of our own people
ana Second'oi ihe allies. The people
""'t r'al.'' III v'al ''r''''nco NJ
I 't' .2Ghu - .Gn JAT chhuU'p' Nni
IT,. NJ '3. 81. .,.n H. ia i'r encourage
, "'Nr mi fh'WQfiNT of Che Wd'slrN
!A.'.' &c. I'i>' ave '5' "''''S I'D ''."
az i'rl"'t'''a' .Hh1ar'uNr are 10
provide ."..H ..r...s TO "Il We "a,''
"rs' 4s'H''uv''' "'t ui'iN Naiu' nom
car mek oi national demand Tor p'"H'
uc'S "I SNlih'"'' ana sour 'i''N'
FORK rroduetS'
me NH IS the most eiIc'eht OF ma
chime Tor ue pNdu'lon OF animal l"''
Inc h's not Only mikes more iat RON
gwen amount "l Ie'u' pu' a',n W,
products made are specially 'op"nl' OF
preservation ana most 'c'h'h''M l'r
commercial hahnilNE'
Inc swine OF Europe are rapluly DE-,
cr,'''N- anu inc consumption uc''"''.
induced 10y the war is mn'h increased
ms poLucularIy because uo''f h'"'
ana lard are So au'p'aoIe i"r m''''ArN
supplies Moreover our HIl's are $50
"''d rom man! markers ana " ''rE'
amount from northern heu'rh'S u
neInA diverted 10 ",r'hAhN'
me our hosS nave 'n''r"S'u !"
number ny ''VVo"o animals ,he aver,
age weight at slaughter is falling ana
our production Is prooably oh'y "poul
maintained Inc increasing uel'""'
upon US since me war oes"h i SHOWN
ny 'he i'Ilo"lhg nSur'S oil con'par"u'"
exports
Ihree'year, pre-war period loo'''
6i4."" POUNDS
rear ehdlhg June ~" 1910 i'!i-''
S'o'o"o pounds
wool and Leather.
our national supply "l poul "oo'
ana leather are less 'hah our heedS,
ana we are importing mem 'hoIe "Uu
more largely aS SHOWN 10y 'he i"''o"'
ing hgur'N
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