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Tlieae ho&s were treated properly with refined, sterile serum,
with most excellent results
100 Potent Seru
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. "(Go: to fc!1 ;: I ; ' ?r ouleJ br. blooded liZT
TOST farmers in the boutn are- kiu.'::?. i " uu l now if
ears
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every one laid out fot his crop just as ft?'
biz acreage he ithougbt h y
cultivatein V normal season. June,-n(jlHikis Zl
with us has been unusually wet, with everv .K. mnm' y , a" Payments.
two rains within a week, either of oFtL huiS , f'f n the
which would keep' a team out of ttV;.?;.; 'oan Pla in 0
field for two or three days. Thfs4oes iS,VnSf ,pai4 "
not always happenut it; is 5S?hMTi!
likely to happen. Whenever it does, n We ,0 raj row wi" be cas
you are sure to-be strained, and the - tt . , ' .
crop produced is W to "be a costly . iSSSt
0nYou say 'you like to' be strainei 1?.
that you and your force work better. n. uT -5.
Perhaps sa But-isn't there'suchithing;.:"; -'e can be
Potency is always tie first requirement -of
Mnlford Refined Hog Cholera Serum
STERILITY and freedom from all solid particles are
additional features.-
Each and every lot of Mulford Refined Hog Cholera
Serum must prove of the highest potency, niust actually
protect hogs against cholera, according to the prescribed
Government test, before it is released from the laboratory.
The Mnlford (original) process refines the blood from
hyper-immune hogs until nothing remains except potent,
sterile (germ-free) serum. . All splid matter is removed.
This fact makes Mulford Refined Hog Cholera Serum
the most economical for you to use because every c.c. you
pay for is sterile serum; and every drop injected into your
hogs helps to protect them against cholera, because it is
promptly and completely absorbed. In this potent, sterile
serum there is no waste and nothing, to cause disease,
abscesses or cysts.
MulM Refined Ho
g Cholera Serum
Potent Sterile Filtered Unlike Other Serums '
v Supplied in 100 c.c. and 500 c.c. bottles at two (2) cents per c.c.
The 'reputation of the Mulford Laboratories is
your protectiori in Rising this Mulford Refined Serum.
That reputation is the same on which physicians rely
when using Mulford'Serums and Vaccines in human
practice.
COTVSTTT.T VOfTR VRTFmiVAllTAlV
I1M4 Send for free booklet No, 10
H, K, MULFORD COMPANY, Manufacturing and Biological Chmists
' Home Office and Laboratories, PHILADELPHIA, U.U.
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as over-strained? If. you plan for
normal conditions, how. can you stand
abnormal? The fact is ifi you plan to ,
cultivate all the acres you think you'
might, you are likely to be strained,",
and that it' is "neither pleasant nor
profitable. .1
What a relief it would be to-you if
you had that two acres behind, the
lot, or that five around the gin house,
or. some other piece in some crop that
due.
creased each year without additional
capitalandall the time your land
will be getting richer. It looks like
the supreme; opportunity for live
stock development."
Rape Provides Hog Pasture Throui
Winter
T OOlCING for a hog pasture? Rape
'-'-is what you want Dwarf Fpy
was not begging for cultivation,, and rape. It is probably the best 'hog
where your stock woukLask no greats Pa8ture that can be grown and on
er privilege than, to be. allowed to good . land it will support more hogs
harvest for themselves. Let your im the acreihan any other forage. It
agination range a little, and see if you' does not thrive on poor land and of
can think of nothing any more satis-, course-Will not give satisfactory re-
factorv than being "in a-strain,"-and su.i!s . But by Pper manipulation it
ask yourself seriously if you want: to Wiirgive pasture all winter and then
some more can be grown to make
spring pasture.
yourselt seriously it you
be in just such a strain again next
year, and forever; If 'not, 'quit; it.
Give some acres -to crops that do not
require constant cultivation, espec
ially at a time when all your other
acres are demanding it. Plant cover
crops, and let your stock graze on
It .will give best results' when sowed
iSptember or October. About five
pounds of seed to the acre will be
required when it is sowed in drills 24
to 30 inches apart which are the best
distances. Planting in rows will al-
Vl AtYl
"'' . . . - . f . . . . ' try .,
But what if you have no'stock? All- !cu!f v,ailon- lw0 UY '
the better reason.. Grow some cheap .nfi5 will be enough and will make it.
feed, and you will soon havejtock. If gr0.w stcr than jf it is sown broad-?-you,
try stock without home-growni caf ?ot lu .
feed, cheaply grown at that, you will - Most , fmers should have two or
be in a strain as bad as the one above, threetches according to E. S.
If you want to take it easier,, next, ?nn or. theUniver-
time, plan now for cover crops. 1 hey T a- , .
J ua u... rx.'- In this way the pigs can graze on one
save land, they save labor. They
make fertilizer, they make for safe
while the others are growing.
If
farming. They lieve us of the nee- " ,'ul B,"r u L XZ
essity for debt. Theymake for better mf "P' atter has bee"
i! ' iL. i:' pastured.
living in- the farm home.
ZENO MOORE.
Whitakefs, M. C. - " -
A. sowing, can be made during Feb
ruary, to 'provide late spring pasture.
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Meet the Market Demands
E MUST study the- market - de
mands carefully and. select good nrtstocktwui be held
. SALE DATES CLAIMED
The Progressive Farmer is glad to an
nooxice fwd claim for the breeders the fol
lowing dates upon which sales 01 pure-weu
Oft.
Sale,
Wfll save you up to $10(1; a year over any ;
other separator. Fop this reason: Every sep-
arator (except Sharpies) will lose cream when
turned below speed (as 19 out of 20 people do).
Sharpies skhns dean at any speed due to the wonder
, ful "Suction-feed" invention Write for ..our catalog.
The Sharpies Separator Co ;- West Chester, Pa.
Cmidieu.: Chtos San frficlsa Ptorthwd . Toronto
Boll Weevil
In Your Cotton?
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Farmer one year,! Paper, 1.15
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Dont boy any engrma nt eay price tilt yoa
get our new free book "Why.'? It telle ia.
Bunpiaworas wia picairesxna iacu mas
disungueh gooiUnginea from poor ones.
W1TXE Kerowiw entrines are lower in
price and foel expense. . Ask for F9
catalog and prices.
W1TTE CNC1HE WORK,
20 Oakland AMh IUmh City, Mo.
mo Caiplra Bidc Pittsixirth, Pm. ,
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sres ot the types that will en
able us to-meet them. If we find that
thebtitcher or packer likes an animal
of 'extreme beef type because that
animal yields a high percentage of
the high-priced cuts, the sires must
he selected accordingly.' If we find
thati-the horse buyer- takes- the big;
4raty,v sound "horse-- in preference to ? Oct! :2At pt&jte: Fair,;
the-chuiik, rwhen hls order "calls' for.. : ' J2v?m, sies
florses'tor heavy work; we must se-:'. . : . " " -i ;-u" lahnr0
cure sires that will get colts of- that ; Kov' lSS a
type. :u we snip or sen xo a market. - yrounw, nwy
which demands bacon hogs, then the -Nov. .and-H. c. Lookabaugh, wato
ABEBDEE N-ANGUS
21 Woodlawn Farms' Annual
, NashvMe, Tenn;
HEREFOBDS
Oct. 21 Mississippi Hereford Breeders' As-
". socfatlon, Meridian, Miss.
No. 44 Middle Tennessee Beef Breeders'
, .." ABaopiatlon. at, Nashville, Tenn.
- 50 selected tterefords.
JERSEYS
Dallas, Texas. U
Manager.
i SHORTHORNS
n. Texas.
State 'Fair
Grounds. Siireveport.
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FeVy
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or in-
27, lfllT-LesPe
- .- v state air urwuiiwo,
SW1NB
Oct. 20 and Si-Tew Swine Breeder Asso
. , - elation, at State Fair Dallas
as. aeverai . - : htaai
boar should be the best obtainable
individual of a bacon breed-which is
in good demand- in that market.
In any case, we. must strive to pro
duce only the best animals and to be
sure that they are uniformly good
and that there are among them, no
misfits or inferior specimens which
do not meet the consumers needs;
S. T. Simpson. Missouri Collet of bVeedVr's ,if theV wm iet us know .in time
Agriculture. .
, N MAYING A PAD MATTER WORSE
The Rural finite Rill anH TSvMlr !? a ffV to
- f uu. hh juuvoivuv; iei sup an univi i.uua.iv
MM - Mr WHTlll BB.
- Womnahlres.
PniUrM station. Manager,
B. Burk,
.If.
Ou readers will confer Sn dU we'
thir will yV'f further dates for
will b. very gal to claim., further a
Development
cover up the .blunder. - - ' .f of judge
Mrs. a was talking with ! profession:
H.. about? her sow's cholee of a v gaidi
to oe a -,f, "1
the
-olOuV
Tag yonr stock best and cheapest means of
identification for Hogs, Sheep and Cattla.
riame, aaoresa and number stamped on tags.
BurehACo 184 W.Maraa St CMomw
ar-r it. n tr
11 K. rl. r. varnpr hp mpvpc thof V j t Anf un hm
.l new rura! credits bill iS going to , nUPf JSSt, th
raising
he says : s ' . , on her. that she wa talking to tne
' "There are thoW who own ' good XTgood ?a" with'.-c
iarms yer ao not : leel that they have t ion.
been
great impetusj to iivejtock legal professioiv-ior aishtjjoy. lawyer
in the Siuth: On this point USJ
ever
quite "able to .take the'
chance of going in debt for the our- " v? ior' IZ0 m a
L..k t, . , ... - and "The Frogresswe ri"- " - -
chase of., better farm- , machinery Lw aubscriber. - J. - -