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5 - (8) THE'POULTR v 7 m I II -vml .... 1 1,1 '.ar iff, LfelJiMii At Shfi!l Lafcft.Wls.. A, J.Hansoa'i. Blizzard filled ft 100-ton silo with a IH.P. engine la 8 dare using If eJ- 1ons of casoline. Mr. Hanson ara, . ' - vl t"a MBMt rumtlnc end will do the most woeJc of y rafdUrifi o Its size . IsvsrjMed.'.M'lift, ' km Ensilage Cutter- will slye TOIJ Rennlaeaatlsfactlonlntbe filling of yourslia, wbetherlt'B lOOfeet taigJi s. or twenty, whether you engine Is 19 H. r. or 4. whether yu JweM teaiaao? three ii)xitwtew3ajwitweaitTiiiea,wliethBr ; you want a iacacus or 4uacter incfiu In tha words of Br. Jaa. fl. Glasgow., af -. Portland, Ind..The Blizzard hft3 great. capacity, requires only moderate poweiy cats the corn nicely, i 3 safe and convent ent to feed, well made tltf-ougijoni." . ' WRITP.TOnAV I taUlnfomatloh, catalog, andeltber or both of these books. What Users Bay, and" MaWa Sttage Fay Better.1 vTHS J0& HFC CO. Cox 42, Canton, Ohio Another Advantage of Cooperative. Marketing; ; ' ; YTTHEN the farmer sells his animals. YV; to the local buyer, he is likely to receive 50 much,, regardless of .size, finish, or individuality; and,.lnfact it is customary in some sections, to pay. . 1. Organization; . no capital ; only responsible members, admitted - 2. . Agreement for shipping stock. 73; Community, breeding.-; . 4. . Establishment, of-, central,-ship?, ping, point. - - , - 5. .:: Radius of. working,' territory; eight, to ten miles. Iow-toSave10PerCenr THE -United States - Depart, onevegg out of every ten is L T or mashed and becom a before.it readies th leaker five COld Storatre'nlat, h crack- in V. tt . States the rim, 1' VUC ted , . . '"" ivjas irom tlA c-nrn rrirp-all aroiinri tor-Lani- 6. --Ma.na.cer ' '; Checks '-, made .nava- was stittlAJUU. anH . li - l: n . i A i J.- wa ne-Tn tun. c ,nr v. 1 - i ui: uic,iO;umi- irxucccus .-.-.lurucu. vcr.io:. , ip-Mioa. mantis. : manner in ship- is done to keep the price down. ." farmers., after deducting : commission; ;wmc for A to t buy ,.somejcattle,: helooks, them each, weekp depending; upon number' WoJ then thing-to do is for ev. over, and sees that they are really, of cattle and jnarket-day. ' -.ery Progressive Farmer reader J good individuaisHef pays-; for them 7. Tag , of '.mark cattlepaint or. east,- to stop-hipart of the loss that accordingly. The next day be .will tar,.. Statm&t. to banner number of ; ; occasioned by improper packinj? visit. Mr. B, and : finds moreicattlebut . cattle, mark,., weight? locaUhrinkand,-;u cxosts -nl3 .at)OUt ' ten . cents DPr not of as good quality. However, B- net shrink. The .cattle should be .J; f c 10 pacK cgs - properly, and it has. heard. A's price, and:. thinks: that weighed if possibkbefore being turn-, takes-only a few eggs to amount to his cattle are just as good, or at any ed over, to manager. . this cost Use strong cases, good nil rate he knows that-the buyer needs 8. Sort -cattle. 4 - frs andordinary care and you will these cattle to hnish out his lot. t,onr v. uraer stocK cars Deo; cars. well "'".,v ncre are tour rules .sequently, he refuses to take less tor with sand or sawdust. them. The buyer- needs the cattle, and .purchases them. Still, he is pre pared for just such an . emergency, and has only paid A enough so that he can afford to deal with; obstreper ous B, and stilLnot lose money. Thus, Mr. A, the good breeder has lost money on-the transaction. He knows .that his cattle were worth 10. 11. Notify commission mano '.' Bill cattlei.undei: Jobourvlaw. . R. L..BQYLIN; Silo for Dairy irnd Livestock as -given-bv th MinnnK r.... . mentbtation: (1) Use-strong, standard egg cases with- five-or-six three-penny nails at each- joint -and with the partition ex-actly-in-the-ceriter. (2) Use medium three-pound fill- ers ana o.e sure that- thev i ik.a i ilali uairvmen: wno . are -s n ,v. sun,,mai- i cv arp n? A users. say that Jhe silo on the farm Five.times-as many eggs are broken means a saving of from 8. to 10 cents , in-nuers-.tnat-have been used. more thaniB's, but. they did not bring a pound in the cost of producing-but- W .t - excelsior, cork shavings it,.and so he will not be so particular ter fat. Beef feeders say that ensi in the future. These incidents multir lage saves. from $1 to $1.50 per:100. Malce Longer Cream, Shipments This Sturges refrigerator can has a special beat and cold proof insulation between, its. inner and: outer walls.. In a test it lost only eteht degrees "cool ness" in twelve hours in a steady heat of ninety-two degrees. 24-hour hauls safely made. Just the thing for sweet cream hippera. Widen your market save work of tang, using felt jackets, cones, ete. Write for Booklet No. B7 Sturges & Bum Mfg. Co. Ettablithtd 186S Chicago, QL, i . : M 'in ! STATE FAIRS FOR, 1916 Name of Fair, Maca- , Data.- - Secretary . Alabama tate Fair . . .Birmingham, ..... Oct. 5-14 . , . . .S. H. Fowlkes Am. Royal livestock vShow . . . Kansas ltyT Mo. . .Oct. 2-7 ..... ,W. II.. Weer Alabama State Exposition, . . . .Montgomery . ..... Oct 2-28 . .Geo. T. Barnes : Arkansas .State Fair..;.....,. Hot Springe... ....... ....... Georgia State Fair.. ...Macon.. .......... NoYr 2-1J . . . Ilarrjr G;;Bofcerfc- : Kentucky State Fair. Louisville. . ........ Sept,LM6...W. J,,Gooch - Louisiana State Fair..,.. Shreveport... .....Nov,lr6,.,L. N. Brueggerhorf Mississippi State Fah .Jackson. : . . .. . . . . .Oct-23-28. .. Mable L. Stlre . Mississippi-Alabama Fair..... Meridian, Miss. ... .Oct. 16-21.... A, H. George Missouri i State Fair. . ......... Sedaiia.. ......... Sept -: 2S-30.-. .E.'t. Majors Memphis Tri-tate Fair. ...... Memphis, Tenn. . . . Sept- 24-Oct. I Frank D. -Fuller - North Carolina State Fair. . . . .Raleigh. ....... .V. Oct 16-21. . . JTosepb'E. Poguo Oklahoma State Fjair ........ Oklahoma. City.,, Sept 23Q. ..L S. Mahan, South -arlina: State. Fair.... ..Columbia .......... Oct D. F, Eflrd South Texas Fair Association.. Beaumont.. .......Nov. 10-18.. C, R. Bone State Fair of Texas.....". Dallas. .... v. ..... Oct 14-29.. ..W. H..Stratton , St Louis Agricultural Fair. ...St. Louis,. Mo...... Oct '2-7...... .John T. Stinson Southeastern .alr. Association. Atlanta, . Ga.. Oct 14-21 . . . .R. M. Striplln Tennessee State Fair.......... NaahrlUe... Sept-18-23... J. W. Russwurm Texas Cotton Palace Ass'n.... Waco,.... ...Now 4-19.. .. S. N. Mayfield- Virglnia State Fair ..... . . . Richmond, .Oct 9-14, (3) Put . excelsior, ora similar filler in the top and bot tom ot the case; and be sure that there is plenty on top as the top lay crusuaHy has jEive times as many eggs broken in transit as any other. (4) Use six three-penny nails at each end in fastening down the top. in Ten . Roles Mean Better Chickens u ciui are ten cardinal points -A- raising young chickens : 1. First feed the chicks when 36 hours old. Provide sharp sand or clean grit". Give them dry bread and sweet milk, mixed with chopped boil ed eggs and dry bread or cracker crumbs.-' Feed this once every three hours- for- two or three days, then once a day for ten days or two weeks. 2. : Don't overfeed. Give only what the-chickens "will eat up eagerly in, a few minutes. 3, ' Exercise aids digestion and as similation-and keeps the chickens contented in confinement. 4. Giye a scratch feed consisting ofr finely cracked grains, as well-seasoned corn, wheat, steel-cut oats, mil Jet seed, etc.-, or commercial chick feed in a- light litter, such as hay plied, tend, to : make a poor grade of pounds in producing beef; Feeding cattle in the community. experiments bear out , theses stater 'OF DRESS.alLvourk Nw." . 0. eL ii ' opcrauvCiinarjtcuflg.asBouwuuu.vucjr, -r "trr . T Vx " s Feed a mash rich in protein tt ryr uu fNTSiMA. Lm- ton. Withian.incrcase of 50 er cent- r recQ . -. . , . UlUUS witu ivairaLU wmwwuw .v- : rii, which contains 5 per cent Deei scraps - , r ' and'.consign the lot to a commiisiorr-- "ed: prices it is worth $6-per ton r f h . -hicks tw0 weeks old, Ot Soda alone, llO'matter firm. They would get,.say, a fair price. Reports, from farmers show, an; aver- nd 10er cent after they are three i tot- innr ran r. 1 1 1 1 1 n r tLiiiiiuia a iuii .. - t- ww.m. ...- i- j i- ft - :- . 11 A . .. . weexs o a. orKivc a ' WiiaLUmci.ini illlCl VUU nrm minting Dusmess wuxua nowij--s--;-; . ; croiinfl trains irs as xo ine iaapc;inai incLr .,w-i,tyjr v . . . maV have- USedi 100 cattle arrived in.Jiow they compared oing without a silo seems to be more . , . - r vith.other,catUeon:the market- that : important than the question;. of pOUndS.tO Uie acre tOr daj, send them comparative prices, whether to.build. one. Ohio Agncul cDDnl nrl onn andiJasUy perhaps,. teU t them -the - turaLConege. seeded, and 200 pounds stct5S:t0 Lvi- to produce cattle thatr corn meal, oat meal of wheat bran. 6. Give an. abundance of greea food, as .short-grass on the sod, young oats or rye, lettuce or cabbage leaves. , . 7. Keep the surroundings free from filfft: riMii eoons and yards ire- -" - - , irom to the acre for culHvatPrl grade likewise, : Within itself Demand Registration Papers . Xm 15 . !f x CQ0Cai m- DEGISTRATJOK papers : are the qucntly. -.to prevent droppings Crons Will fin tho .wnrlr movement that- ther farmers would;, KXt Pa?f 1? ermtammjitlmr the food. " 7 7; chasharthatThe anm iVbe bTv " 8. .If you can get sour milk regn; . dlenuns profit; large pronts over the cost are pure-bred. If he intends to raise ' V . pure-brcd.itock.he does hot want any -.set: about Having : as t animaU nf nnp;nnrKU nvnf,rr. i ITrlf on pott card for ozt money mosiitf &oof ) 23 Madison Avenue, New York iney at once. set :aooui naTing:ai, an:mai nf nnettSnnaKU good stock as the nex Pnde ofet- his hcrd t i a man tion comes to tht ironic With thilm, pure.bred pricest he wants all. the mind, they-are ' or': benefits which go with the higher, Betterires are bought, cattle feeding : pricCt ju no doubt that xegis bccomea.a topic of conversation, and- TT;rtn tl1n. .rt ..ii,. WILLIAM. S. MYERS, Director, fl:. A.. K.S L for con.. . Dairying -andbutterrrmkingv..V111"1 ol F1?rida- Extension may be introduced, and the breeding:"? yuncrS ox .pure of hogs alio comes in for its share of the interest The farmers also find that nntjcr sueh a system they are en abled to. classify their, shipments be fore they reach the market, and-thus secure the better price that a.tiniform 1iJnmn filu'vi VritTt. The following is a system of organ i . ' , '...,.v . 1 FHED REPPERTl liicitack Asxtionetr . Dtcitar, lal HtY a wtdt tcqutlntue mxamx r4rt Inwy Sutcl inttit inton. Wriu r uly tor ", 1 mii Mrtrssr? lariy feed it Do not alternate sweet. ..1. :ii .if the Of ann sourrmuic:. in wm gestivei system out of order in a teir dlyS. t 9- Keep off -lice by a liberal use o insect powder. Grease the J" slighttyvith; cottonseed oil, vasew or lard; Do'not overdo at any one time. . iQt id"- Remember you can do mpttw ward making- a . good fowl first. 10- days of-its life than during any 40 days afterward. bred .stock to demand, registration papers before - they accept, the, ani mals.. Several instances have been " TfAiT THE reported recently in which men have .HE KNEW MOSE. THAN ALL i bouglit stock. with the assurance. that. the papers.. would, be. furnished as 11 r nV soon as.thcy could be obtained." Thc: HHU W,V ' il.! ihs trlUsM, Who wrUlm to adrsrtlsj tar: .-t . M.Mf V"' nanrt. - "Ars ro. wllllnc to swear .ii.ft mors lr Fsrmer, which cuirsntees th rclUblUtr, of il Adrsctislftxt fArTics. mum of- expenditure in organizing, and perfecting for business. MJk row MlcMmkttd A rs4dlfvi:s)ilch swr. list 1 know. r. korswod. - - - put' ttf tthtr." . ---- - -" - . -
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