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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-26

1lSgo. Pan Robinson szerzej
spraWe, lecz ma sail powsta-
Je burza. Pan Robinson prze
stale przemawiac opuszcza
sale. Nastepnie przybyf i O.
fiarowaI sic te sprawe male
zycie wyt}umaczye urzednik
p Columbus, Ohio. Delegat-
Xxi wysfuchafy przemowienia
.Wyzej wspomnianego urzed-
nika i W zupe}nosci by1y z
Wyt}umaczenia zadoWolone.
.Wracajac jeszcze do spra-
.Wozdania pana Robinsona
nalezy nadmienic, re w
,przem6wieniu SVEN pan Ro-
binson poinformowai Izbe,
IL peWna osoba innej organi-
ZACH by}a W Departamencie
Ubezpieczen W Columbus i
'dala propozycje z1aczenia
StoWarzyszenia z ta organi-
zacja nadmienil, re jezeli
ME bedziemy zgodnie praco-
wac to p6jdziemy w rece tax
zWanej Hands of Receivers.
Nastepnie mecenas Bradbu-
.ry t4umaczyf sprawe pobytu
urzedniczek w Columbus, a
takze mecenas Pindras me-
cenas Bradbury przyznali,
il urzedniczki komitet W
najlepszej mysli by1y W Co.
lumbus ola przedstawienia
sprawozdania. Mecenas Pind
rasspoda4 list sekretarce Sci.
mu Cd p. Nipper do sprawoz
|dania. Nastepnie wy1onifa
Isle dyskusja W sprawie arty.
ku}6w pisanych w Monito.
RE. Ma zadanie Izby sekre.
tarka odczytuje artykuf pi
sany W danej gazecie.
Nastepuje zapytanie, dla
Iczego redaktor "Jednosc Pc
lex" ME zamieszczaf g1os6v
lprzeds ejmowych, podaVa
Il nrzez cz1onkinie, Ma
stfpuje odpowiedz redakto
Ira, kt6ry tiumaczy, re gio
sow, W kt6rych by}y osobiste
|napasci, umieszczac W orga.
ME ME mog1. Vice przewod.
-niczaca Twarogowska >zapy-
tuje redaktora, dlaczego ME
umiescif protok61u z posie.
dzenia komitetu, ma co sic
uprzednio byf zgodzif po-
zatem mia4 przetfumaczyt
ma jezyk angielski. Pan re-
tdaktor' odpowiada, il organ
jest w}asnoscia organizacji,
a protok6f ten ME m6gf bye
uwazany "a protok6f urzedo
wy Zarzadu organizacji i ME
by} r6wniez podany przez
Zarzad Centralny, wybrany
ma poprzednim Sejmie orga-
rStowarzyszenia Po-
lex w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. Sekretarka zabiera
CLOS i zaznacza, re ME moz-
ma tu winic redakcji, ponie-
Waz ona tego protok6fu re-
dakcji ME doreczy4a, ponie-
waz ma danem posiedzeniu
nfe by1a dopuszczona do Sc
kretarstwa. Jedna' z delega-
tex zabiera g1os i informu-
je, re ma tenn posiedzeniu ia
dano sprawozdania finanso-
wiec posiedzenie to
cechy urzedowe. Ma
to sekretarka odpowiada, ze
to ME byio posiedzenie Za-
rzadu Centralnego i zadanie
takie choc by}o stawiane BY
10 ME ma miejscu. Dalej L.
ba Izapytuje mecenasa Pind-
rasa o wyt1umaczenie spra-
wy niedokonczonej Banku
Locomotive. Mecenas Pind-.
ras odpowiada i. zaznacza,
IL ma zyczenie komitetu po-
szedf on do Banku Locomo-
tiv Engineers i tam sic poin-
formowai, re bondy te mu-I
wa bye uzyte. Vice pre-
Wodniczaca TWarogowska
-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-26
Mad mysla polsksa "a

AttGAAVW J0A4C CA W. w 1I1StO-
rji W tragedji 1890 stule-
cia j drugie "memento" wy.
p}ywajace 2 polozenia geog-
raficznego Polski.
Gdyby historic ME mia
Ia codziennie uczyc polak6w
czego trzeba unikac, ably
ojczyzne zachowac dobro-
. byt jej zapewnic, to naleza-
Toby zniszczyc wszystkie ma
sze podreczniki historyczne,
wykreslic dzieje ojczyste z
programu szkolnego zyska-
ne W ten spos6b godziny vol
ne : poswiecic jakiejkolwiek
innej nauce, Ale Jest niepo-
dobienstwem, aby do mas
miai ME przemawiac ten ME
zwykly, niesiychany, okrop-
ny dramat polski, kt6ry
zwraca4 ku sobie swa "a
gadkowoscia ! okrutnoscia
zarazem, uwage wielu umy-
slow europejskich i amery-
kanskich. Owszem, historja
dla polaka jest szczeg6lnem
zr6d}em wiedzy politycznej,
ME m6wiac JUL o uczuciach,
jake wzbudza. .-
Jezeli spojrzec ma ma
pc Europy, nasuwa sic Pol
see drugie "memento", kt6-
re tkwi W geografji. - Ma
wsch6d olbrzymia Rosja, zie
jaca rewolucja, ma zach6d
wciaz jeszcze potezna Ger
mania, dyszaca zadza od-
Wetu. Polska W posrodku i
tego poiozenia laden cud ma
swiecie ME znieni.
Ferment, jaki ma razie
ogarnia dwie wrogie potegi
oscienne poWinien bye wy
zyskany przsz Polske do ma
piecia najwyzszej energji,
ably sic ugruntpwac panst-
wowo j dowiesc swiatu,' ze
Polska nietylko posiada ra-
Gle istnienia, ale be jest jesz
cze czynnikiem niczbednym
dla r6wnowaei miedzynaro-
doWej.
Ma swiecie sa zywioly,
kt6re nietylko intryguja
przeciw traktatowi wersal-
skiemu, ale ! szczerze wie-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-26
P r O T o K O l. E
Sci jmu Stowarzyszenia a
Polek w St n a c h
Zje dno oczonych.

przyjmuje Izba przez pow
stanie. ss,1
Nastepuje sprawozdanie
sekretarki jeneralnej. PAM
Dzieweczynska odczytujs
wszystkie correspondence,
tyczace sic pobytu urzednl
GEEK W Columbus, Ohio.
Ma tenn sesje odroczoR
modlitwa Panska do sSazi
NJ 2-eiy po. poi iudniu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-26

Rozbieznosc mysli i po-
glad6w, jaka cechuje pre-
w6dc6w poszczeg6lnych u
grupowan sejmowych, ME
rokowa}aby naszemu parla-
>mentaryzmowi pomyslnej
przysz}osci, gdyby ME ia po-
cieszajaca okolicznosc, re W
sprawach doniosiych naste-
puje kompromis j racja sta
nu bierze gore. Rzadko to sic
zdarza, ale bywaja W Sci
mie takie dni, W kt6rych to
mad kocia muzyka r6znych
nienawisci g6ruje jednak
dzwiek polskiej harmonji.
: Ustawa jezykowa dla wo-
ajew6dztw wschodnich, kt6ra
mia}a wywoIac zacieta wal
ke, mimo opozycji bia1orusi-
now, ukrainc6w zyd6w, je-
dnomyslnie przeprowadzona
zosta}a przez wszystkie ma
sze stronnictwa polskie j
fakt ten W szerszych kolach
politycznych poglebif mast
role optymistyczre, re W
: naszym temperamenc;e ma
rodowym ME jest jeszcze tax
lie, jak to sic zazwyczaj O.
poWiada. Moze historic by.
wa W Polsce niekiedy mist.
rzynia zycia.
Mad mysla polska "a,
S.s ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
Fairview

Lawrence Butts and wife are home
after spending several months on tn,
coast.
Eastman brothers are putting Ut
hay on the Bebb ranch in Sand Hol
low north OF Notus.
Mrs. Burnett. took dinner SUNDAY
at the w. w. Vail home.
Mr.. Hanshaw had a crew of hands
stacking hay at Greenleaf. Thursday
DIR. Spencer and mother Mrs. Anna
Spencer OF Caldwell took dinner at
the Burnett home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Conklin. attended the
Royal Neighbor convention At Boise
the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hanshaw and daugh,-
er Alice. took supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnett Sunday night.
Mrs. Greer and daughter Lois. and
Mrs. William Spae,h of Notus were
callers at the Burnett home Sunday
evening.
Mrs Barnes was quite sick the past
few days but is some better at this
writing.
Oral Griggs OF Dixie and Miss
Velma Stevens of Caldwell were mar
RED at the brides home in Caldwell
Wednesday. We all join in wishing
them a long and prosperous life.
Mrs. Dan eastman was A business
visitor in Caldwell Thursday.
Ar. and Mrs. Hubert Conklin were
at the Black Canyon dam Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Henry and
Miss Grace eastman of San Rose,
California came in Thursday night for
a visit with their brothers and other
relatives here. the party arc travelling
by automobile to visit friends in In
diana.
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Mr.. and Mrs ] Fl. Barker an,
family OF Pasadena. California hav,
come TO visit with her sister. Mrs
b. l.. Bailey and mother Mrs. l. X
Deck. Mr. and Mrs Barker drove
through by automobile. they expec'
10 make a two months visit with re.
latives and friends in the surrounding
country and neighborhood Mrs. l.
X. Deck will return 10 California with
her daughter Mrs. Barker in August
Hershel Benson and Mr. and Mrs
V. R Mailman were visiting in Mars
ing Thursday evening
z. n. Mccall returned to his home
at Caldwell after being at his
sanches two weeks helping through
haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Waltman and
family were shoppers a, Caldwell Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. B. l.. Bailey and son Elmo
and brother-in-Iaw Mr.. ]. b. Barker
and son Bernard left Thursday mora
ing for Shoshone on a fishing trip.
they will return Sunday.
Hershel Benson of Lake View is
billed to ride in the exhibition rides
at Nampa July tho Attn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and
Miss Viola Hampson OF Maple Grove
called at the S. L. Watman home
Wednesday evening.
Little Corrale Sheldon who is
seriously i'll with the pnuemonia WIS
taken to the general hospital. DR..
Montgomery OF Caldwell is caring for
him.
Hershel Benson and Helen Jones
called at the v. r. Mailman home
evening.
d. G. Ruby of Caldwell is work
ing at his ranch at Lake View.
Mrs. V. r. Mailman called on Mrs.
Troy Williamson Wednesday evening
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
If Back Hurts
Begin on Salts
FIUsh vsur kidneys Occasionally
BY Drinking Quarts -
oeed Water

No nan or woman can make Z uis-
take BY flushing the kidneys occasion-
ally. says a well-known authority. Too
much rich food creates acids which clog
the kidney pores so that they sluggishly
filter or strain only part Of the waste
and poisons from the blood Then you
get sick. Rheumatism. headaches. liver
trouble. nervousness. constipation. dizri-
ress. sleeplessness. bladder disorders
often come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache N
The Kidneys o. your back hurts. or II
The urine is cloudy, offensive. full Of
,ediment. irregular of passage. OF at
ended By . sensation of sc7lding. begin
% drink soft water il quantities; also
ct alput four ounces OF Jzd Salts from
ny reliable pharmacy and take table
,oonfui in 4 glass OF water before
rcakfast for 4 few days and your kid
cys may then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
lid OF grapes and lemon juice, COM
med with iithiA, and has been used
" years to help flush clogged kidneys
nd stimulate them to activity. also to
clip neutralize the acids IN the system
they no longer cause irritation. thus
item relieving bladder disorders.
lad Salts is inexpensive and can not
lure; makes a delightful eferveseent
hia-water drink. which everyone can
se now and then to help keep the
'neys clean and the blood pure. thereby
n preventing serious kidney compii-
sons. BY all means have your physi.
4 examine your kidneys At least
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
POULTRY
PARAGRAPHS
Poultry Iaformatipa. Written
From Experience. By
An Ex-Pealtyman.

Figuring the Hens Board Bill
Ii is often desirable to know just
how many eggs a flock OF hens mus
produce daily in order to pay for the
feed that is bing consumed.
A very simple formula for arriv-
ing at this information is to divide the
price OF feed a hundrd pounds by the
price OF eggs dozen and multiply the
result by three.
The figure thus obtained will be
the percentage egg yield your hens
must show in order to pay for feed
under the price conditions stated.
II feed is costing R7s hundred
pounds and eggs arc bringing twenty
FIVE cents a dozen, we have (27S
divided by 25). times equal 50.
This means that the flock must be
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
oooo 1eo aad sulphur Turns
orays Psded hale Dark
sad oisssy

Ajmose everyone ksovs that Sage
Tea snd Suiphur. properly compound
Cd, briags beek the natural color and
lsstre 10 the hair when faded, streaked
q gray. Years ago he only way to
eet this MIXTURE was 10 make ( 1t
kome, which i msssy and troublesome
Nowadays We simply ask at any drug
store for SWyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compouad-" You will get large bot
tis Of ri. e'd-tine recipe improved hy
he addition Of other Ingredients, II
very LITTLE cost Everybody uses tl,is
prepasatioa BOW, because no one can
possibly tell that you darkened your
hair. ~ K does Il 20 naturally and even
b. You danpen . sponge or soft brush
With 4 and draw this through your hair,
takiag eee small strand At q time; by
mssn;ag Ne gray hair disappears. and
after ssoehef application OF two. your
ha1 bscsoss bssseifully DARK, thick and
S3sssy I'd ~ Isok yeass younges.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beck and Mr.
and Mrs. Con Theuson were Mann,
visitors Monday evening.
Mrs. c. |. Peirson and son Of Green
leaf are visiting with Mrs. Pearson.
mother and sister Mrs. Adams ,rd
Mrs. Fred Kress.
Miss Stella Livesay spent Monday
with Miss Alice Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beck and fam
lily attended the Baptists SUNDAY
school picnic a, Curtis park Wedpes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason and
family were Sunday dinner guests a,
the J. 5. Raglan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family
and Mr.. V. J. Ashcraft and Miss
Mildred Holmes attended church in
Nampa Sunday.
Oryille c. Whitney passed away
at the Caldwell hospital Sunday ey-
ening following an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Mr.. Whitney is survived
by wife and three small children.
besides his parents two brothers and
three sisters. Funeral services were
conducted ut the Baptist church at
Middleton Tuesday at 2 o'cock. Rev
c. Crist officiating. The community
extend their deepest sympathy to the
bereared family.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
NOSE CL0GCED FROM
4 COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

Ali What relief Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air passages
Of your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No moro hawking, snuff
ing, mucous discharge, headache, dry
ness-no struggling for breath at night,
your cold or catarrh 10 gone.
Don't stay stuffed-upl Get a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little Of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
trils, ist it penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, infamsd mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief. Ely's Cream
Balm 10 just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer has been seeking. It's just
splsadid.
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49, Mrs Walter Thomas and
II, called on Ms. Jay K Mullin
sunday evening ,,
daughter visited at the W. T. Bell
home Thursday.
MI Miss Tia DOOlittle spent Sunday
18th her aunt Mrs. Sam Stitzel near
No;us.
Ray siiizel is visiting 1t the home
Of his aunt Mrs Charles Mason this
week.
E. W. Wilson is visiting friends
in Nampa this week.
Miss Let,ie Weymouth went to
Boise Wednesday to visit her friend
Miss Emma Smith who is attending
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Miss Alice Mason was the gues,
OF Mrs. Frank Pales of Caldwell
Tuesday night.
MIR. " J. Ashcrait OF Caldwell and
Miss Mildred Holme. OF Parr,a spent
sunday at the Wallsr Thora- home.
Mrs. 5. P Corn and M. Gladys
Corn spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Corn OF Nampa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04

Under and by virtue Of . certain
decree OF foreclosure and order Of sale
issusd out of the District Court Of the
81 Idaho in and for Canyon County
In the above entitled action, wherein
the above named plainti6 obtained .
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
;a s.i ihs sum sns Of ST. isssi on iss arss
cause OF action and for the sum Of
1850 90 on its second cause Of action,
which decree was entered In the above
1874. and which order Of ale was duly
attested on the 9TH day Of June. 1924.
/ am commanded to sell all those csr-
tain lots. pieces and parcels Of land
situated In the County Of csnyen, state
follows:
Quarter and the East Half Of the
Southwest Quarter OF ssc,ien y.
Boise Meridian, together with ali
and singular the tsnements. here
ditaments and appurteuancoo thero-
unto belonging or In anywiss
Notice Motto is hereby given that ON the
sth day OF July. 1870. at Z o'clock p.
m OF that day at the Front Door Of
The Court House in the City q CALDWELL
will In obedience to said decree OF
foreclosure and order of sale. sell the
above described property. or 20 much
thereof as may Be necessary to satisfy
thereon The o and accrSiss eo:,s. ' !" 4:
highest bidder for caah, subject 10
redemption AZ provided by law.
Dated this 10th day Of Juno. 1874.
sheriff.
Bdw. c. 0oodale.
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Ultimate or THE BxPnuDRruRng
OF THE CITY o. CALDWELL
IDAHO FOR TUD YDAR


Following IL the estimate prepared
City Of Caldwell. Canyon County. I1ahO.
OF the probable amount Of n0aoy
ss s for Al psrReess 70 Be raissd
Of May, 1924 and ending the drst TusS-
day In Nay. 1875. including the prtnci-
pal and interest dua On the 6eaded
itemizing and classifying the soVorei
branches Of expenditures - aearly a.
may be. with = statement Of the eattre
revenue OF the City for the prevtous
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE FRO b ATE COURT OF
CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO

In The Matter Of the estate u
Albert - irwin. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the under.
signed Executrix OF the Last Will and
Testament of Albert B. Irwin. deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claima against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the noces-
sary vouchers, within four months
after the nrst publication of this no.
tice. to the said Executrix. ut the Law
offices Of n. H. Eustace.- In Caldwell.
idaho. said place being designated A.
the place for transaction of business
OF said estate in the County OF Canyon.
State of Idaho.
Dated Juno 3s. 1924.
FANNIE T. CASE
Executrix of the Last
Will an Testament OF
Albert b. Irwin,
deceased sS-ss
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Another method is TO use grain
and mash supply boxes on the in
side OF which have been marked scales
TO indicate a, glance just how much
feed is in the box
When mash IS fed in large hoppers
the scale may be marked on the
inside of the hopper itself
Withe the facts at hand week BY
week any necessary variation may be
made in the quantity OF scratch feed
givn daily in order to keep the desired
ratio OF grain 10 mash.
Water in Warm Weather
During warm weather 1t IS highly
important that special attention be
given TO the water supply OF both
hens and young chickens in order TO
insure an abundant supply OF clean.
cool water at all times.
Growth and egg production are
both severIy handicapped when he
water supply is insufficient.
An easy way 10 handle the sum-
mer watering problem where running
water is available is to run line
of half-inoh pipe out to the range.
letting il lie right on the ground.
-
Branch lines may be run to each
section OF the range. or. ii desired. to
each colony house.
II the pipes are laid in a deep fur
row and covered. the water will be
kept much cooler than if they are
left above ground. yet there will be
no serious inconvenience when the
time comes for taking up the pipes
in the fall
A simple and cheap watering
trough for the range may be mace
by soldering Hat piece OF tin OF gal
vanized iron to each end of section
OF rain gutter or caves trough.
More Facts on Lime
When lime is lacking in the feed
drain is made on the reserve supply
in the bones and soft tissues OF poul-
Try. which interiors materially with
egg production in mature hens and
N the development OF growing chicks.
Another important fact is that lime
S more easily taken from the bones
of the living bird than from dead
ground bone fed TO the chickens.
These and many other interesting
facts were brought out in feeding
experiments with chickens and ducks
made over a number OF years at the
Geneva, New York. Experiment Sta
lion.
1t was shown that no other mineral
element will take the place of lime
=
Many rations fed to poultry under
present conditions contain much less
ime than is required by the body.
1t is suggested that poultrymen
meet this demand by adding lime TO
he ration in the form OF oyster she'll
n some other inorganic forms for
nature birds, and in the form OF vege-
ables feeds rich in lime for growing
hicks.
Young birds cannot so freely sup
ly their needs from such sources.
D it is highly desirable to provide
regular supply OF vegetable feeds
ch in lime for them.
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laying at the rate OF 50 per cent. OF
;hiry-three eggs day Tor each hun
bred Ihens--if of the American or
general-purpose breeds-in order to pay
for their feed
With Leghorns and other light
breeds it is more nearly correct to
use IS as muliiplier because OF the
lower feed consumption OF these
breeds.
Under commercial flock conditions
il is commonly estimated that feed
cost constitutes 90 per cent OF the
total cos, OF keeping hens for egg
production.
II We multiply by FIVE instead OF
by three we can arrive at the oppro-
ximate production necessary from the
flock to pay all costs OF egg pro-
duciion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04

Cars viii leave Caldwell for Boise
via AiddIstou, Star aad RaSe:
500 4 m. 90 =. m. 1l:9o =. m.
1: % ?. m. $50 pm. $50. ,. N.
s: 20 p. m. $50 p. M. 80 ,. n.
and il:O p. m. for Star AID inter-
mediate points.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-04
TIME TABLE
Boise Valley Traeaioa Co
Effective June Is, 1872


Cars will leave CALDWELL for Boise
via Nampa and Neridisn:
70s =. N, $50 .. M. 1870 T. m.
lz:O p. M. 80 ?. m. AZ p m.
$50 p. m. SO ?. m. $40 .. m. and
1870 p. m.
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,orls l.. YOUNG AND M1LBH D.
TOING. husband - wtfs. TMM
sTOCKnEN's NATIONAL RANK OF
SANPA. . Nstssoa1 DaakAng Cor
psraftes. l. G. WHAT - D.
AssELIN.
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sorIcE or sHERWT's SALE

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TN
>" sEyENTH JUDICIAL DleTn1CT
or THE SITE ~ 1DAn0
COUNTY
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Another method is TO use grain
and mash supply boxes on the in
side OF which have been marked scales
to Indicate a, a glance just how much
feed is in the box.
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by three we can arrive at the oppro-
ximate production necessary from the
| flock to pay all costs OF egg pro
duction.
A Culling Convenience
As the time for culling approaches
it is we'll to spend a little time and
effort in getting together the sort OF
equipment that will both simplify the
actual culing and prevent too much
discomfort for the hines whie this
necessary work is being accomplished
1t should be recognized clearly that
the process of catching and handling
the hens tends to check the produc-
ton OF those that arc laying.
II is important. therefore. that the
hens be caught in such a manner
as to brighten them as little as pos
sible.
II
A catching coop or crate which has
hinged or sliding door on top and
sliding door in one end is mos,
convenient for this purpose.
The crate should be set outside
the house with its open end over the
regular hen exit.
The hens arc then easily driven into
the crate from which they may be
taken ono at time for individual
inspection.
Proper Ratio Of Grain to Mash
When ono is attempting to keep
the mash consumption OF flock OF
hens in some definite relation to the
grain consumption. as for instance
equal quantities by weight. he may
find il difficult to measure the result
and tell just how we'll he is succeed
ing.
Especially is this true when dry
mash is hopper fed and is constantly
available to the hens.
II
Two ways of accomplishing the
object are in use by careful poultry
men.
One is to weigh out the approx
mate quantities OF grain and mash
needed for each week with the expec-
tation that the two mixtures will be-
come exhausted at the same time.
Any surplus may be weighed back
It the end of the week.
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Wi,he the facts at hand week by
week any necessary variation may be
made in the quantity OF scratch feed
givn daily in order to keep the desired
ratio OF grain TO mash.