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3EEF SUPPLY OF THE FUTURE.
Perhaps No More Important Subject
is Pressing Upon American Far.
mer Than Live Stock.
in
pres
Another phase
economy which is
tion has to do with
gupply. The ranges are
put of business, for t
that the settlers have so en
As to reduce the avaliable
because the cla of
produced on
in demand.
In
to
farm
golu-
beef
western
sing for
our future
rapidly
he double reason
going
croached
area, and
formerly
88 beef
the
the present range coun
30 40 acres is
K
A Profitable Specimen,
gupport of one
that this same
people
when
UP-TO- DATE HOUSE FOR HOGS.
Arranged to Give 11
Each Pen—Room " Above
Excellent Workshop,
Makes
gquare feet
ing alley is
troughs are double
ee =r be
copMmoust md Bd &
»
Ground Plan of Hog House.
one for corn Tho
door to fe«
field during the hu
The feed room quip
storing feed, cooker,
2 orn
iway, :
giason
the
gheller and ru
of Young Horses Growing and
Coming for Use and Sale,
In apite of
tomobile and other
have Increased
with
the electric car, the au-
motive power,
in price
other farm ani
would have a numb
| of young horses growing and coming
on for home use and for sale,
A colt can be grown as easily
as calf, and at
the mare which mothers
am for general
writer has a team
of nearly the same size
During the past season one
now worth
he other mare work
reared none, The
done exactly
mare which
the close of
is In as
with both
.
horses COM -
mensuratea
| Every farmer gl
mais,
and
Bame
it will
farm
of
the
time
make a half te
work.
YOUNE mares
and age,
of them
least 375
ared colt at
mare
the same
has ne
has
as the
now at
the el y Burl ner’ W¢( rk she
r mate,
feed and care
%
course, is
colt
rk
of some bother
feed, The
any domestic an
patience in
are and foal, a
farm work should
three and
none, The
160 Der
and labor in-
and UES BOme
is true growing
mals, But with a little
handling of the m
Cons
same
in
mare doing general
| ral twa colts
| do
5a years
about as 11 ag with
ton ut
Was
extra care and
the 1
young anim
noticing
nOUCIng
Handy Device Can Easily Be Put To
gether Prevent Leaking by
Warpi or Knocking About.
4
10
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Pig Trough,
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f the crog
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Live STOCK
T%— NOTES
animals,
”
he Dig, ke other guffers
at times from derangement of the
Elevation of Modern Hog House.
above the pens makes an excellent
workshop, having plenty of light, and
is warm during the coldest of winter
months,
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Sheep Raising.
Sheep rearing has been one of
man's most profitable and important
occupations since the very early
times, but it Is not known whether
the present breeds of sheep had thelr
origin in the wild species now known,
or whether they come from species
now extinct,
It is only In comparatively recent
years that very general attempts have
been made to Improve the known
breeds of sheep, and in making such
improvement the farmers of America
have devoted their principal attention
:
1
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cass.
—
One Good Mutton Breed.
Mutton sheep should never be of
mixed breeds on one farm. Get one
good mutton breed, stick to it and de-
velop it to the highest notch possible.
A lot of mixed lambs never Hring the
highest price on the market. It ia
those of one breed, uniform in size,
shape and condition that get the big
money,
The driver more than the horse is
always more to biame for t ani
mal's being vie if he ever ia.
Don't grow any kind of live stock
for pedigree This Is the worst
thing against the purebred business,
At farrowing time feed the sov
on corn for a few days to
exciting her feverish condi
the
fous
prevent
tion.
Never rush a horse on a down
grade. This is one of the first causes
of sprung knees and strained ten-
dons,
For fattening sheep feed liberally
of oat straw and about three pounds
of corn fodder dally for a 100-pound
eheep,
On his early training entirely de-
pend a colt’'s usefulness and value as
a horse, and it should begin the day
it is foaled.
A horse or colt will drive better
upon a two-thirds ration of hay and
one-third of straw than upon a full
ration of hay alone.
If you are not working your horses
be sure to turn them, as well as the
colts, out where they will get prenty
of exercise and good fresh alr,
in at noon the harness should be re
rubbed dry while they are feeding.
prowling stray dog that may be found
should happen to be in the vicinity
of the sheep.
All hoge do not equally utilize the
feed consumed in the production of
pork. Some make mors pork than
others from the same amount of food
The beller the hog the less the feed
| costs In the production of a pound of
| pork.
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PRAIL THOMPDION PHOT
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PIRATES’ HOODOO IS SOLVED
Pittsburg Team Find Long Wanted
First Baseman in “Dots” Mil.
ler——Has Hard Job Ahead.
ded Kitty
Phillies in the &;
#5 seven Years
gregation bas
the whole
the Smo}
1 j of them
"red Clarke oF the Pittabur
Last spring and through
the Pittsburg scribes were
Ms
“Dots” Miller.
praises of Fred Hunter, sald to be
far the greatest first sacker that
ever performed In the American as
sociation. Fred lasted half the sea-
gon, when he was shunted to the side
Jines, and was released before the sea.
SOND WAS over.
Followers of the Pirates now are
nd Pitcher
d Ch arl ie8
the, QO.
1 Crandle
the outfield with Oshkosh.
Davis, Callahan and Griffith,
berths, are making good
1a %
pag
in new
with a rush.
St. Paul has sold its giant catcher,
Hub Dawson, to the Peaumont club of
the Texas league.
Joe Raidy, last season manager of
the Zanesville team, has been given
his unconditional release.
Charles B., Smith will manage the
New Castle team of the OhiloPennsyle
vania league for Owner Lelst
Veteran Jack Warner says Amos Ru.
gle had more puzzling curves and bet
ter control than Rube Marquard.
Manager Wallace of the Browns has
sent a recruit first baseman named
Miller to Lowell, along with Wolfgang
and Magee.
“If you can show me a better out
field than Carey, Donlin and Wilson,
I'll buy,” says Fred Clarke, the Pi
rate’s manager.
Clark Griffith has his eyo on Tal
Pendleton, the brilliant football play-
er and speedy shortetop of the Prince
ton baseball team.
“It 8t. Louis could buy Lajole for
$10,000 he would more than earn the
purchase price back for them In te
days,” says Hughle Jennings.
President Comiskey, of the White
Box, has promised his team a tralning
trip to California in the spring of 1915,
the year of the Panama exposition.
Big Bill James, the Cleveland pitoh.
or, has the biggest hand of any play.
er in the major league.
look like & pes in the giant's hand
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?
Point to Hidden
Kidney Trouble,
Have you 8 lame back, aching
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Auto Suggestion.
To show how unconsciously a man's
busipess may be in his mind at all
tim I took a financial operator to a
fan's to select a dog, and what
kivd of a dog do you think be asked
for at once?”
“What kind ?™
“A water dog. Sald he had heard
it was a good stock proposition”
a
Literal.
“Did you take the fast train west?
*No; I left that for the engineer to
do."—Raltimore American.
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“Ba rhoe plaches,
despair not!
there's hope.
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