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I declare it mrfe has hpn drtf
lately.. In (act, I believe it' about
as arytarouna my neck of the
woods aa I ever remember .it t
- Mi and Fannt. ivaa iala-lna- ahnnf
St Just Tasr night- T was tryin to
ugger wnen 11 wai ine last rain we
bad and dog if I don't believe it's
. been night on to six weeks. We
did have a little sprinkle here a
few day ago but It weren't enough
:' to even lay the dust,.
You oughta see our garden. Our
beans looks like they've been
sprayed with 2,4-D cod it seems
like all of our tomatoes are gonna
rot on the vine. !. r:
And our roastln ear patch,' which
we were really countin oa this
year, is just y plum pitiful look
in. The little void s'alks of corn
out here are twistin up and gitt'n
browner lookln by the dy I'd give
a yankee nickel If I had some way
, to git gome water 6a it, buf Lord
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me to tote or haul wati ia An K.t
corn any good I just keep hop In f
vuuwnrw . wui wing ua a. snower
ui in d nui il uvma lib-
augmy siow getun nere. " -i '
And just as U It, weren't dry
er,ough, it's been so bloomra'hol
too. I looked at our little old
r-uiu UVUBT
yesterday evemln and the red was
up to 98 and that w a. .v..
shade. Fannie said "she "wai it
one day this week about riinnn.
time and it was Mtiin . m
theu. .. v..M .
I reckon we all
much about the weather. We ought
to be mighty thankful that we've
ucto uiesseu as gooa as we 'nave.
AU of us, pretty nearly, nave right
goo dprospects for crops this year
and we'll git some rain. We'll Just
have to be, a little more patient
and be thankful ' for it when it
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this kind of weather we're bavin
now alter an. : i oeen navm my
oats cut this week and the weath-
r'o hojtn Itiaf' Mal fnr fnmhinm
grain. Count it been awfully hot,
but I don't ever rememDer cuttin
erain when it weren't hot.
These combines are really the
tricks.' They do a sood Job of clean
in your grain as they cut it And
Just think, how. much . work it
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CHICK
IJIiciiAts-'
Getting Ready fV v,
For Culling Job
raiilli(f la mMwtx nf nnnltrV
management that should be prac
.j J MM..1awlv tnf It aIoa cliniiM
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be practiced properly. Below are
a few suggestions on how to pre
pare for. this Important manage
ment duty. . ; f
Culling offers' the poultry-raiser
at nni4 Annnf iinftv i rtfirMOA hi 3
51uu vav buiiii v .
knowledge and improve bis ability
in regara xo we juaging 01 pounry,
By concentrating on such points u
rate of growth, feathering, body
3hape fleshing,, and egg produc
tion, he can learn something new
every time the flock is culled. This
aloA crtvaM vuiiai - An. thA naiiltrv
farm- a good chance to learn about,
poultry. And since culling usual
lv'reauires several nersons to do
the job, it really is an excellent
'tune lor tnem to take a lessoni
t ' . . Eaulmnent Needed
Some of the . culling aids
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Air IS UUW UU1C IV UlCLUb WUWUB.
for the fall crop. ; These should
be ready to transplant to the gar
den.xowg by July 15 to August 1.
Tn 1?isif si a ' 4-Via ItwnitAirArl rlnAfhan
Globe variety is being recommend-
m as a uu wmaia oecause 11. uucs
not crack as badly as the hlarglobe.
av uvab wv vsu icucs o vaaaj IUVU-
erately :wllt resistant.- ' The Jef-
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highly resistant to fusarlum wilt.
If voil' nrpf at m V4llnw tAmstA th
New Sunray variety is good 'and
is resistant to wufcstiv. .:; . vv ;
If the hot weather has ruined
your early greens, ' there is Still
time, to plint some New Zealand
cipinach which is a warm season.
CrOD. The seed hnuld h analrnit
in water, for a day or two before,
planting, v The vegetable is not re
lated to spinach and I have noticed
that thr atiiHAnta 4 mv vAffAtahU
gardening classes who have taken
some .home for trial usually come
back for more. I find that most ot
the boys in these classes have ne r
eaten Swiss chard. New Zealand
spinach, kohlrabi, eggplant, sprout
ing broccoli, cauliflower, and Chi
nese catobaae .' or Bruiser. aDrout
This means possibly ; that these
crops were not grown ia.4he gar
dens back home.' ,1 would say
that thia la an InlnatlAn h. .
ajaj lUUlVttUVal VUlIk WJL
puinimg pians need some revision
unure uet year, -i i,;. r.y:
" Chinese eahhacre . ffrppn mrnut.
lng broccoli, kohlrabCand Bruasel
sprouts, are best grown as fall crops.
Brussel sprouts seed hould be
Sown "hv Jutv 1; aiul tha nlanta
transplanted as spon as they are
targe enougn. uninese cabbage,
kohlrabi , and broccoli seed - may
be aown In late .Tlllv nr oarllr immif
and thinned out or transplanted.
Earlier planting of sprouting broc
coli would be necessary in the
mountain aaa . K.,... tUim
- ----- MhUI W tllfjl
may be damaged by heavy irosts.
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WID CHOICE IN THEOW BUGS
Throw rugs are available In cot-
te. new Fibre E
colors, sizes,' and
in a -myriad of
textura. -
be smartly carved and textured in
to designs., Rugs made of Fibre
E are soft, resilient, and crush re
sistant W flirt anH lint ..II.
-- uv v.wj
removed. Both the light and dark
tage of this non-skid treatment U
that several amall nm. maw
placed together to make a larger
or longer rug. xney will not sep
arate but will lay flat and close to
gether to give the impression of
pne .piece. r .,. ' i-w, v. .,;.:..,; ,v.-:
In other words, your' washable
rugs may be magic, but they do
not need to ha '(Wins
stead of adding to the hazards of a
as
poultryman can make good use of
carrying oufnn uu are u a
catching crate; (21 a catching hook;
Ixr m pAtrhinff nat t&i a wlra ni
wooden panel for keeping chickens
in -corners: and (5) a scale ' fori
weighing; Although all these items'
ara not nprpaoarv. thav mii ha nt
considerable help in doing an eUi-
menv jod 01 cuiung.r, i; i.3 '.. ,.
Shades wash haantlfiillv an 4.. hniiaiahAM . T
. , - - , wtj . wmw.w, uivjt' .am in saieiy
i "rT . j '.;s".v ;
''RaVOli-liaa tfniu Intn' ftio. .Ml
the result is a soft tufted or tex
tured rug with a beautiful sheen
and long-wearing qualities. Colors
"e ta. wide, range and Include
&lea white and ,ricn black.
These tuai ahkit Hlrt anil fnnt..fe.
very weU. They, too, go in and out
of the washing machine with the
greatest of easeft ;i . j- f f f -,
' Cotton rug have in a few short
years nroved thair wnrfh tins .i
again, not only in ; decorative
schemes with their bright tdecoxa
tive' colors but in practical use
and washahllitv Mai)
1th 8 tXted rugs with cut or uncut
llfla' alfata4. . a
I w . j WI lengins, some I
ue wHwa, some not some combina
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A atchlnff honk or mat whlnh,
ever te poultry-raiser may prefer
is very useful for catching Individ'
uai birds. ' However, -when using
the .catching hook, the handier
should be careful riot to injure any
or ue oiras. Many raisers nave a
catching hook or net in the poultry
house so that any bird showing
signs of unthrlftlness can be re
moved immediately. - .m '.,
."Here is a sood nroeedurai tn fol
low when culling the flock. - First,
coniine tne birds to the house.
Then- cover most of the window
space with, burjap sacks or the
equivalent. This helps prevent ex
citement in the flock. ; v , . ,
Alan nmuM '
With liftina Or 1Mlna Annrm at .a.Wl
cuo ana suaing aoor in -the ton
Th.B. .M ' .111 . . . '
usrc tix o iiauujr uk cuiiing Biras
of all ages. Place one end of the
crate . next to : ha Ham ii..,i.
Which, birds enter anil taana h
poultry house. .
A piece of heavy wire" netting is
very satisfactory for driving chick
ens toward the door. However, be
careful not to erowd the birds to
ward the dOOP or into tha atkln
i-jl wmiiaj
i vauw some may SUttOCait;.
At. f.u tlmes .handle the b'rds
OareiUllV. When rAnnnlna kl.J.
fro mthe eatehln t .
. . . - mas lurui
out neaofirst. . Hak - jrtain.coi.as
re ' i , crs are .lant' ,to Quia
ue.niras uut am mn .A
tions gtving a textured or
- 1, , . ""'TV- wicjr arc
as easily, laundered as the longer
vucuuit variety oi cotton
rugs or braided or hooked cotton
PUBS.''' V & i'
NON - SKID TREATMENT ,; ' i::
The Fibre E and rayor, i-ugs' as
weU "many of the cotton rugs
COme With a finn..Vl . t 8
their lupka that , .
and keeps the' rugs definitely : in
Piace pis treatment last through
rvwVM oimja. motner advan
lLWlill5IEi:Bjl
XP11 WANT SAOTA 9LAUSt TO STOP AT YOUR HOUSE THIS
CHRISTMAS, YOUT) BETTER BE GOOD TO YOUR COTTON!
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saves. ,. :,...
- jue and Fannie was set tin out
ui tne wade this mornin watchin
sia Meiions cut a I'ttia Mth
our oats down back of the' house.
He d make a round With that cjm
cine and come back to the corner
nuaosc ine nnuin. aril mit ,
dunip three and four bag of oats
tW time. -,-M..:. .1 :!kt4.
I looked over there toward Fan
nie na sue was just smlUn. I
:.,.. 2L?al Wn at Fan
nie?:' Then aha aalH "ur.i
. . 7 , . - ., ii ail. x was
just thlnkin ahnnt tha !
sa you ,had 10 take a size cradle
-u tuiuuK iame neid of grain out
hi. w ue WM1g the cra
dle and I'd he mm nif k.kij
- . . mvu. afcumu
vjm up ue Dindlea Th.n
ui pwen in and; shock, it np. I
declare It -Hist .an.ir.. I l-ii-T
srood lhat unuhiiiii . x
H?,&i? ,,lnacnu,e that would
in -.u worK "na then some
in less than a thlrvi - .i
The biggest pleasure though It that
w, wlnging that old hea.y
cradle any more." ;.!" . . "
- v iv w munKriii top
rfMK ow Zi
- T. wuae ana lixin us
?oP JC$nr ofnionade. .I'd like
Wn?i!m feller on the com
J&S2 ometh.,,g
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