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Show w mmm LIVESTOCK NEWS DAIRY mmm SELL GRAIN THROUGH CATTLE ONLY KINO THAT PATTY KNEW Unfortunate That Grandmas Nickname Cams Into Hor Head at Precisely That Moment HINTS Fattys grandmother was one of those modern, wideawake citizens who fake an active part In everything civFarmer Who Put Feed Into Steer Testing Cattl for Tubsreuloais and ic. She was chairman of her suffrage and Return Manure to Land I PUN FOR BRIDGE GRAFTING Clsaning Up Infected Herds On Who Succeeds. district end attended women's convenHaving Effect. tions throughout the country. Fruit Trtss Girdled by Rabbits and United tb Her family called her Our Politib States Department (Pnpired j of (Prepared by the United States Department Mice Can Bs Saved Stone Agriculture.) cian to tease her and of Agriculture. ) Ad Investigation Into methods and Fruits Uncertain. That testing cattle for tuberculosis Fatty would listen round eyed and costs of beef production in the corn and the cleaning up of Infected herds wonder why grandmother was so cross Fruit growers tell me that more ef are belt, conducted by the United States having a permanent effect in re- with them. Department of Agriculture, covering their trees than usual were girdled by ducing the extent of the disease is One day grandmother was enterthree years, and 906 farms, shows in- rabbit3 and mice last winter, becausa shown conclusively by figures taining a group of her friends by exrecently teresting facts concerning the present of heavy anow. Result, more business collected, by the United States Departhibiting Patty. status of the industry. The man who for the nurserymen, unless the trees ment of Tell about Red Riding Hood, from inspectors Agriculture feeds cattle is marketing his crops as were bridge grafted. That will save In charge of the eradication work in begged grandmother Innocently. he feeds them, and, therefore, is justithe trees. various parts of the country. , The inPatty began, Little Red Riding fied in expecting a return equivalent Bridge grafting is not difficult, says spectors were asked to supply figures Hood went into the wood with a to average market prices for the feeds. a writer in the Farm Journal. First, on the results of three or more tests basket to visit her grandmother, who Even if he sometimes falls short of a trim the ragged edges of the wound, on " She hesitated, waiting to be badly diseased herds, those that as in B, disinfect it with corrosive iad not lew than 10 with who was sick." prompted of cent per sublimate one part to 1,000 parts Of Who? Grandmother waited on the first test. The first test water and paint the surface of the in more than 58.000 cattle In these hopefully. wound with linseed-oi- l paint. This had herds showed that 20 per cent Who Was a politician 1" finished will keep out disease and keep the had tuberculosis. Another test six Patty, with a sudden Inspiration. wound from drying out. months later on the same herds, from Chicago Journal. The next step is shown by D. Cut vlilcl the reactors hud been removed, scions, C, from water sprouts, or other (howed only C.9 per cent of the FROST KEEPS GRIP ON GOLD vigorous growth, bevel them at both I!y another six months the perends and Insert the ends under the centage had gone down to 2.8. A Placers in Alaska That Are Only bark, as shown. The scions should be 'onrth test on more than 25,000 of Thawed to a Depth of About a little longer than the wound, so there liee cattle showed only 1.8 per cent Three Feet in Summer. sugar-coate- d will he a slight bulge to hold them In tuberculosis. place. Slit the bark of the tree where The reports from which these Certain Alaska gold placers lie lu each scion is inserted, as in E. were taken shew that under nor-na- l taut is permanently frozen, only ground The slits can he covered with conditions herds very badly dis- the surface being thawed to a deprii of grafting-waafter the scions are ineased may lie established ns reiative-'two or three feet Ifi the heart ti sumserted. If the wound is near the free in a short time. They also mer. In this respect they wsemble ground, bank up soil to cover the how that eradication work can be the ' gravels of Siberia, and v our.d. ' nrried on without destroying the cat-i- e the methods of working are similar. Cattle in Feed Lot Near Flora, III. Buds should be left on the scions industr- - ns is sometimes Summer Is the best time to prospect until the union is established be- Erratic results were obtainedthought. on a return he has not necessarily experi- tween the upper and lower parts. very few of the 1882 herds tested, the for new leads, hut exuivution of the enced a loss. The corn belt farmer gravel from shafts and (.winds cun be Then they should be carefully removed. list of tills class less than as well curried on in winter. The who sells grain sometimes receives this is not done in time, sprouts 10O. Out of the containing If VOWS herds under more for his crop than the one wlw will ground at the end of a shaft is softgrow out from the side of the feeds it to cuttle, but on the average, ened by a fire of wood and then attacked trunk. for a period of years, except in cerwith the pick. Ri.t, Instead of breakcan handled he and by Apples pears tain limned areas, the man who puts ing under the blows, it mats together, are but stone fruits the feed into steers and returns the bridge grafting; and this tendency renders gunpowder manure to the land is the one who and dynamite comparatively ineffective comes out ahead. The conclusion Is lu dealing with the frozen mass. With based on feeding in Iowa, Indiana, any less powerful incentive than the Illinois, Nebraska and Missouri. gleam of gold to spur on his human Tlte figures which contain the reantagonist the frost king would doubtless win an easy victory lu so despersults of this investigation were obate a conflict. tained from a large number of farms and from several agricultural experiment stations in the Middle West One la It Genius or Push? Nornmn Davey, In The Pilgrim of phase of the work deals with the cost of maintaining a herd of breeding cows the Smile," tells the story of the waitfor producing feeder cattle, it was er who took the Impresario's place found that feed represented 69 per one night and thrilled Loudon with his violin. Apropos of which the succent of the cost of keeping a cow foi A, girdled tree. B, wound cleansed; one year, while the other 31 per cent cessful C, scion; D, section of trunk, scions A manager gives hla lileus about Dairy Herd Certified by the De: was for interest, labor, equipment in place; E, scions ready for wax-ingenius TOURIST SEEKS ISAM STREET Sparkling Gems. partment of Agriculture a Free a genius hell push his The humorist contributor looked In and incidentals. hes If . From Tuberculosis. , way; and when he's pushed his way upon the editor of Answers upon his First Inquiry Mad by Mm Fi a gamble, and are too short lived to observation December 1, 1921. there and nmde a stir Ill pick him up. The humorist contributor busy (lay. Middle West m HI Arrival ad . SWINE FDR HOME SLAUGHTER pay for the expense, even If success were only a very few that had not you dont know what genius Is; you should not have looked in upon the Washington. ' ' ful. shown satisfactory improvement as a talk like a bally school girl. Genius is editor of Answers on his busy day. To make grafting wax, melt to- result of testing. Members ef Shipping Association in not being able to play or paint or The editor of Answers cant feel hutraveler to Nobody can tell what Indiana Solve Problem of gether one pound of tallow, two write or any d d thing thou sands morous and busy at the same time. to ask when be gets eff tb going can do that. It's push mnn, push Wiiut was more, the humorist con- train at Union station. pounds of beeswax and four pounds Having Pock Supply. of resin. Apply with a rag wrapped COWS REQUIRE MUCH WATER is guts. tributor would not go. genius Ask the street car npertotendeetw ' Members of the live stock shipping around and tied to the end of a stick. At Inst the editor of Answers decidwho load em on winter and madfaer.-Asassociations in Dekalb county, Ind. ed to stop being busy for one moment Littls Mabel's Query. It Should Be 20 Degress Above Freezthe men who run the sightsee ind' have solved the problem of having fai GROW LARGER SIZED FRUITS und he sarcastic. lias Little Mabel, old, Point Make Inquiry of tsxtcnb-drlverS2me and years eight busses. Temperature ing arc That was a gem, that Joke you sent hogs on hand Just when they passed much of tier young life in the Day. Every ready to do their borne 'butchering und hud ac- me, he said in Ms usual dry tone. company of grown-ups- , Orchard-1s- t They- - will tell yon that It to M and the United States Department ol Difference in Price Indicates contributor drew The himself up oldish of their many by ways ordinary happening to have a atnut la Not Catering to ConDuring the winter, when cows are quired Agriculture thinks the plan could be stabled the greater part of the time, imitation. An elderly lady visited the with pride. ger ask if that big building with Likes. sumers' worked by other Manj Sir," he said, yon flatter me! with whom Mabel lived. Mabel is the White House. two or be watered should three aynt they who of the members of the association Not at all, replied the editor. You had heard the stereotyped expression, One of those funny spring day leal undera times of to the at the Is say specialists day, present tendency do home butchering often found themWell preserved," used concerning old should have seen It sparkle when I week a traveler from the Middle West of larger sizes in United States Department of Agriculselves with hogs ready for market ot estimate the value So. after this old lady took put it on the fire J" Answers. came marching forth from tbe station-portal- s people. fruits? Recently an apple grower, in ture, unless arrangements have been slaughter before the farmers were pre Mabel sprang a surher to bask in tbe Infrequent mut departure, for water made them before all be received at to about keep prices A Fresh 8tart- pared for the work. Under these con- talking shine which that moment sran pouto a times. The water should, if possible, prise upon her elders by remarking; that stated season's his last crop, manthe with ditions they arrange d Jacks married. Anntle, isnt Mrs. Rrowu a ing down upon Washington. carload of his Rome Beauties which be 15 degrees or 20 degrees above the ' ager of the association to ship their sold on tlte New York market on a Got through sowing his wild oats, old Judge. lady. There was no doubt about bias beand should be supplied freezing point, anithe tlte to at market time hogs eh? from the Middle West. It wnf box at practically the same temperature ing $5.25 certain per brought day mals are ready, and later, when the No, he's already started a new written all over bis sturdy frautat Who Will Invent This? box every day. When water well above and car of the $3.73 for per part farmers ore prepared to butcher, they Boston tanned face and hospitable manner.-HThat electric Tight that stays lit a crop with his wife's money. for the remainder. freezing temperature Is stored in tanks bny the desired number of hogs from felt at home. He ItndM feur thsl between the ap- and piped directly to the cow, there minute after you turn it out is all Transcript. difference The only the association on the regular shipIs facilifor one was the hut occasion is what wanted in size. Is little for In might rebuff hts cordiality. anybody lots two the probably right, ples ping day. The hoes ore sold to them Those that sold for $525 packed 88 to ties to warm it. When It stands In the cellar that will turn itself out when As Uaual. Good morning, he said. for the net market price returned to e How are you?" I replied. What are eggs selling while those which sold for a tank on which ice often forms, It we forget to do it. Boston Transcript. the members contributing bogs to the the box, Where is Main street?" be asked. now? to for well warm it fresh, as usual.' 96. Strictly pays $3.75 slightly. usually packed accoman is shipment. This practice Rost on Transcript. Star. ina tank heater, She Knew Him. can be done Tills box Washington of $L50 by difference This per modation to the members, rs often a t I bv would or Milliner a hot from know water live tlmt hat we are steam, by dicates placing that, perhaps, farmer who is raising bogs for home To mean well" Isn't enough ; OustomT Vanity leaves its footprints on a too little stress, nowadays, on the boiler. If a boiler is used for run pleuse your huslmnd. slaughter Is not ready to butcher at has to know. or for heating water "Not unless you took $30 off the price." woman's face. sizes. for separator nlng large securing necessity the time the hogs are In best condiAt one time iu the history of the to wash and sterilize utenslls. steaia tion, and he Is not prepared to feed business much emphasis was from It can readily anil cheaply be fruit them as long as he desires. placed on size. The larger apple, used to warm the water. peach or pear, was given preference KING CORN DISCOVERS RIVAL over the small at all fairs and exhiCREAMERY TAKES SAFE MILK bitions. Now the idea of displaying Experiments at Nebraska University (urge fruit is discouraged and many an exhibitor falls to secure n premium Vermont Association Accept Product Show Drisd Sugar Beet Pulp le Only Fror Herds That Have because the judges consider that hla Valuable Foed. Been Tested. fruit Is oversize. Is that u queer question? , bewill soon Dried sugar-bepulp interest in the tuberculin Increasing come a real rival of corn to livestock-feedinBED STRAWBERRY PUNS FOR Then many people are doing a queer thing testing of cattle is erldeut from redeclares the University of received by ttie United States ports Nebraska College of Agriculture. and often it turns out to be a serious thing. in Instead of Planting Spring Wait Department of Agriculture from many This statement U based on an Until July No Runner to parts of the couutry. This tendency The Federal Bureau of Education says in conducted by the college durEat Plantfend. not only to tnllk used directly, applies wire fed ration differeut which ing its rules for the health of school children that but to manufactured dairy products. 12 lots of Utah lambs, 31 to eucb lot. If yon are planning on setting out a A association should not drink coffee or tea. children creuuiery for 100 days, to determine the food strawberry bed from an old one of at Yt., accepts milk und cream Barra, in value of the sugar-bee- t your own, try this: Instead of plant-ta- g only from herds that have been tubercan tell you what coffee and tea This rule is based on the well-knocomparison with some of the standard In the spring, wait until the middle culin tested under federal and. state eleoften do to the health of adults rations, such us corn and alfalfa or of July and set out the young plants fact that the drug supervision. corn, alfalfa, and cottonseed cake. then. The advantage Is the fact that ment in coffee and tea whips up as well as children. The products of tho association's lambs led with a spring-se- t ' The plants form, runners, and are butter, cheese, ice dairy plant, 'that and serious ills end the the head at nerves, $3.30 per profit of kept clean from them soon form cream, milk and creutn, the products Theres no sacrifice in being of the period, while the do not often follow. a matted bed. July-se- t replants sold both and aholesale being safe. Postum is lot showed a profit of only form runners, but form delightful, large, strong tail. Specialists in the bureau of $1.83 a head. Tb experiment proved, Individual plant that bear as early as animal mealtime beverage, satisfying If it's a good rule for children industry regard the furthermore, that either corn or dried those wfl In the spring, and mill'll more interest in tuberculosis era increasing and alike wholesome (Out I n as from pleasant of harm to the beet pulp Is necessary to produce a heavily, as they have not exhausted an keep away iu the development Important dairy finished lamb. nerve-stimulatio- n, isnt it a good for adults and children. Postum themselves In bearing runners. manufacturing Industry. has no age limits! rule for everybody? Hog Harvesting Time. Prevent Injury to Tree. Warm for Cows. Quarters Your grocer has both form of Poatomt Farrowing time is harvest time in When doing work In the orchard Cows In winter should have access Think it over. Instant Postum (in tins) mad inatamly in th the hog business. Success at this time with horse fqpl. short singletrees to warm quarters during stormy means live pigs that will quickly grow with ends covered with leather or weather cup by the addition of .boiling seatat. Postum although they rtqilre exerGranted that Cereal (in packages of larger balk, (or thas into cash; failure means dead pigs burlap will prevent Injury to trees your body may cise and should not lie stabled all tin who prefer to make the drink while tbs neat that will grow Into an entry on the can more, is Warm time. water a gieut help in your judgment is being prepared) made ty hotting fur fully wrong side of the ledger. All Rubbish Burn afford to more? Any doctor keeping the unimuls in good winter 20 minutes. rolled arid burn nil trlmmlnrs 'mm condition. Before Spring. Clip Horses and winter pruning. These twl, Clipping is a practice that should be brane'ies are often Infested with disCow Needs Vacation. more universally udopted than it Is, eases and Insects. After a seasim of steady, for it is an excellent thing for the work, the dairy cow needs work horse that lias been Idle the Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. - Tiros to Make Grafts. S six or eight week's vacation not of winter and is the put greater part The lime to make fruit grafts U at the shore or lit the mountains, hut to heavy uork during the spring. hen the buds begin to swell out in the quiet of the buck pusium REDUCE EXTENT OF 01SEASE three-year-ol- d dis-as- J This new gum delights young and old. fig-ire- s x y It melts inyour mouth gold-bearin- g and the gum in the center remains to aid digestion, brighten teeth and soothe mouth and throat. There are the other WRIGLEY friends to choose from, too: M 4 g. Ibn-dom- e well-pickle- e cold-storag- -- At What Age Should You Take Needless Risks With Your Health? et g, wn d ufi-fe- a stand high-pressur- e risk Postum for Health Theres a Reason |