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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Wednesday, October 16, 1912.
Did It Ever Strike You?
there is a difference in Lum
When
that
ber? you buy Lumber you
must depend upon the honesty of
the dealer if you are not a judge
WILL YOU TRUST US
con
order? We
hold
with your next are
fident that we can your trade
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ESTABLISHEI 1897
WILLIAM L. BEAR & CO.
(Members Chicago Board of Trade)
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To Chicago Board of Trade. To any Grain Market in Americs
Lancaster Branch 220-226 Woolworth Bldg.
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USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE
FARMER
Pigs I'rom Able Bodied Old Sows
More in Number and Larger When
Farvrowed—Early Selection of Seed
Corn Essential to Good Crops
be
until their places
It
| known that the progeny from mature
{
Sows should retained for a
number of years
is
can be filled with their equals
| parents
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| cended
fully developed
|
are superior to those
from young progenitors not
Boars and sows for
[breeding should be
thrifty
kept in good
fat, The
troubled
a
condition but not
[writer has always Deen to
[keep his breeding sows from becom
|ing too fat and consequently farrow
ing a small number of scrawny pigs
took a large
the
I once Sow to flatten for
I did
she was with pig and fed her all the
one-half pork not know
lcorn meal and wheat middlings she
would
| ment
eat Imagine my astonish
and vexation
littl
when she had
three dwarfed pigs not only
[smaller than pigs generally are when
{first farrowed, but emaciated. Sows
[for breeding should not be allowed
[to run with the fattening hogs fed on
[corn but kept in a pasture by them-
selves and given a plentiful supply
|of slop made of equal parts of wheat
shorts, wheat
will breed when
if
meal and
| Most young sows
corn bran,
{three months old allowed to run
|
with a boar, but eight or twelve
months is as young as is judicious to
The
old sows
breed them, pigs from large
| bodied, will be
in
number and frequently double the
| size of
pigs from
|
more
young sows when
this the
and will frequently
| weigh 50 per cent more at a year old.
| Not only this, but it stunts or dwarfs
{the growth
[permanently and they never attain
| good size.
|farrowed, and with
and
same
| feed care
of such young things
Every good practice has a reason
for its being, and according to
{whether this reason seems sound to
[those who have occasion to use the
practice determines its popularity.
The early selection of seed corn
is a good practice, its acceptance is
one great in increasing
production
It
f
step corn
cannot be over looked.
is not accepted by a great many
farmers as essential, owing
They
largely
to past experience. that
their seed has been selected from the
say
crib year after year with good re
Yet
Jordan,
“There
sults, so why not now? con-
trasted to this Sam
claim
the Missouri corn man, says,
is only one wrose way to get see
corn, and that is to get it after nie
from your neighbor's Now
the
2ood
right
grant here 1 t selected
the
crib
corn has given results
in
past in the majority of seasons
we insist that there always have been
seasons where its germinability
t
grant
was
low the
badly, crib se-
lected all
right in the majority of future years,
very and
We
corn
next crop, suffered
also that
will probably grow
with the exception of seasons follow-
fall
mere growth
arly
ing heavy
But
is now
rains and «
1
al
freezes.
that
An
develip into
able
is not
demanded of good seed
animal may grow rapidly and
an ungainly, unprofit
beast. So may of corn
In the
abundantly
a stalk
grow rapidly and be barren.
our fields produced
regardless the
that
almost
of
q
i
seed sown, but now
fertility is gone for ever,
best of seed is only one
production of good crops
be
should
selec
only to
thus ]
as,
but also t
yroper parentag
Whe!
€ neariy
yossible, i! out nice
{ang ear from the crib, You can
d
1lever tell whethe 1S
produce
1
)V a Sim
hel
* standing in the husk
in,
So much
tproper shape
hardly worth
ere,
But
°
Jud
course,
nt
Don’t take an | w
h
u
» it is big, but select your
‘ge as will safely mature
Now
bgut fourteen good ears to plant an |
re
your locality. it er
In
St
only takes |
3 Is it too much trouble to select
|
1e. few bushels that will be required |u
next year's crop? Down in |
Missouri an experiment |
ation’ man made this test
1 seed corn
red
Yuthwest 01
He se-|
out of the planter |
|
bgxes of about a dozen farmers while | derno hut are g'frogt far sivva cent
they
5€
planting. Each lot of|w
planted, all on the same | st
ay, on the same sized plot and on|
kind of ground. It was | dc
were
i
2d was
1¢ sane
des
non
Ww
hut
Mere sin
and
the
[thinned to the same stand
the same out
| A feather duster
' willlay in the spring
‘months —when
‘eggs are cheap.
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BUST 29%
NOW
Contains the right feed —
mixed right. Brings eggs at
lowest cost. Less than half
the labor to care for hens
money back
—if youwant it. Don’t delay,
get started now and have eggs
—plenty of them —right along.
Ask us for the Park & Pollard
Year Book and learn all about
this wonderful feed.
| treated through
[growing When the corn was
|
husked
| f
season,
stood out
The
upon
however, one plot
ar superior to the rest, vield
{was 80 much better that figur
ing the value of actual corn produced
in this ind the average of other
that all
neighborhood could
$5.
SHE
plots it was found the men
in the have paid
this ! a bushel for seed and
did
good
man
much they
Why?
and
made as money a
He had
well selected,
8
make a
variety well cared
They had not
nA AI.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
for seed
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To |
Say This Week,
For Sale by
Bran dtsStehman
MOUNT JOY, PA,
millich kivvel sowfa?
Dart Ich
en longer tzook, awver der Billy hut
ous ame
hetsht's saena kenna hob
de awga tzoo un de ora
g'mauched
g'laiked
wiv
tsurick we en sel won are
blarra un bis ich recht reddy
Ich
brief
hob
g'shrivva
dere in mime ledshta .
wore hut my sucker shunt wind
nia
Mer
orma
waega unherem a
g'fonge.
——— eee
JURORS DRAWN
nuchber, Kolbfus.
de
far
der Sam
hen ene nuch, awver
pflager sin hardt draw se lose
wara wile bong uffs
comma,
“De
uns hovva,’
se Sin 0S se
Du
orma
They Will Serve in
December
November and
Courts
township waisht de
Jeevil missa
will
uff
Se sawga
sawt mere
by un dohare usht
The
Saturday
Sheriff
following jurors were drawn
anich ebber blame da oxla
shoffa.
es
, . morning by Judge Landis
1ovva tar Se ffart ' {adi
: Eaby and Jury Commission-
Kulbfus is en deeb un is tsu
Ich
fowl is
der
Hess and Bucher to serve in the
fowl tsu shoffa, bin en tzeina
November and December criminal
0s ar tsu tsu shoffa, un
and civil courts
waega em shtala hov ich nix tsu
18
Rapho,
Grand Jurors, November
N.
sawga, awver es sin mere shunst
hinkel Isaac Coover, farmer,
doh
ma
dri aweck cooma sidder os
se woona un ich hob de federa
hinkel
Se
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East
Quarter Sessions, November
fun Hall,
shiffer-schtanicha in | Lewis cigarmaker,
hofe g'saena,
het
ivver
eram hinera saw- | Donegal,
A,
Jacob
ga aw are bae ob g'shussa Brubaker, farmer Rapho,
N
Hempfield
K.
greeked
De
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em hinkel shtaela. Surmmy, cashier,
sin der dawg
far
nuchbera onner
blans schlog: 3.
Dale
onima cooma y far John I Seitz, farmer,
Hempfield.
Oo
ene Joos warra, hen ene
white-cappa’” wella un farmer Rapho
Kindlich
hob
onera ene S. Shenk,
dorra feddera. bin ich
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‘stonna un ena g'sawt os y ; yi
Conrad Sheaffer, teamster Eliza
de
weldt
leit
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shtae !
ware we en mowver,
Yader
mowver,
bethtown
J. H
Joy borou
Wm. Rice,
H
de sin de shtae Mit
Shellenberger, saddler,
blotz in der derno
hts
hut si 1
maun grum un shep | river Hanho
z tapho.
Kolbfus is en : .
Benj Greider,
si |
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tsu
awver are hut
Donegal
are deeb is
shoffa
an un
Simon H Hiest:
| West Hempfield
| Han 5
[ township.
Abram
Elias
Hempfield
daid ich suggesta
» daida ene electa tsu office
odd
con . n
ry S. Stall Mt
foreman
ress, senate, bresident
Billy
1 SO gor
Der
Bixler hut
n
arlawbt are
Are |
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Behm,
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farmer, pho
net ni far sel
gae
Nolt farmer,
vare derfor far. nsht reicha tsu
briechta sich
Ich
un derno is der
office electa, derno se
John Bradley, farmer Rapho
Walter
Mt.
Horace
oD.
hob si
Mike
g’'sawt
net reich shtaels int | :
Ret reich shiaela point | G. Brown, manufacture
admit, Blotner
d ? Y Jov borough
uff gajoompt un hut won
uff
ar
Gladfelter, farmer, East
mere en premium do wedda
Donegal,
deep un fowlenser, don wed are f
ie
December
far
Common Pleas,
\
Hempfield.
shtonna hovva os home talent der
: at xr Yeavhil er Tast
toretzook het ivver room laefer, un David V. Graybill, mer, Eas
e
so wide os si reputation concerned
daid e grawd ferhondla Joseph Cramer, cooper,
ware
fe
are se
wr congress. Rndlich is don de | borough
Aaron lL.enhard, tobacco
West
Christian
meeting room ga daid tsura rechta
bolidix meeting. Yaderer hut con- Hempfield
c00t do kent oony Rupp, farmer
Donegal >
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sheer shtaela
Kolbfus
aw si
v retired 15t
Clayton I.. Nissley,
Hempfield
mohl on der rawfa gi
orose
n
Se hen der Sam gons
si C. Myers, cabinet maker,
borough
Hill,
un yaders huts
armsht
indlich ;
Mt. Joy
David
field
J
hov ich wt ich
ich
1
W der clerk, Fast Hemp
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mained
Bi
mit
1 ar
ols \re
ich
na
armst
om rrick, un daid
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heit
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boroug
J 1 a © farmer
fun duch | Newcomer, rn
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aeva net orum oy, h
a
room
IN MIDDLETOWN
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of Middletown
of Interest
i Reader:
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A Qalt 1
\ Deitzel
shtered | Middletown. Pa
tzer. | try Doan's Ki
uff’s | +1
e satisfactory
boweria
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ardl;
fare batzawla | anq nlast
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room | aq and they
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hot lor
ob der
fer hoot
oldta Sammy | reli
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g'nooked os |
friend
We der
sivva
rraitfying f
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on’s bakonter ment riven bruary
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are, awver hut yo nix ni Lasting Resnlts
oot is wora cent
n
room cooma a later date Mr. Sel
Ains
sell hut
g'schmissa os
en hussa knup drin. wore
“op
Doan’'s
too
Pills
hered
Tt
this remedy.”
speak
cannot
finf shtick
risher
iffa
ff
m
1 cent un en
Kidney
peddler ni g’
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un
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meeting is derno
de
sin
wore. the past two vears. is a ple:
gabrucha sivva cent sinl}i, recommend
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., New
York, sole agents for the 1'nited
States.
Remember the
and take no other.
re een QI eee
Advertire in the Mt. Joy Bulletin
Subscribe for the Mt. Jov Bulletin
ere ous em g'folla bis mere
1s Hullerhecka comma sin don
der Billy mere der wink
uff un
gevva.
g’'stepped der bar
name—Doan 's—
aert ‘ ‘keffer-bree” mit tswae
itrow holma drin.
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