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softener’ | the fall and keep well in storage, | oranges.” The last of five district 4-H Dairy
Oldest national park in America| About 18 per cent of Americans| Few insects are capable of. see-

Calf roundups held during the last i
six weeks in different sections of | |}
is Hot Springs, Ark. are engaged in farming. ing farther than six feet. he Stat Kk place October 1 at | Tit
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Fons church is locat- |" North Carolina State College has The moose can grow 78-inch | yiitz. Lancaster County,» where 4- J
ed at Covington, Ky. [a course. in insurance. antlers in three months. H dairy calves from a dozen
Southeastern counties were’ ex-
hibited. Al] five shows were held |
under auspices of the Agricultural
Extension Service.
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Smallmouth Bass
The smallmouth bass belongs to |
a family of fishes known as the |
Centrarchidae, and in this category
it is related to crappies, sunfishes,
crappies generally are known by
most good anglers.
Vegetable . Fiber Mattresses
Although comfortable, modern
mattresses are fairly recent in
their development. Use of mat-
tresses is mentioned in history as
far back as the 3rd century, B. C.
Vegetable fibers and feathers are

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property deeds, should be kept in a
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Mastitis Control
Methods Important
Bactericidal Agents
Favorable Response
By W. J. DRYDEN
Mastitis, a communicable disease,
can be measurably checked by iden-
tification of the carrier cow, fol-
lowed by proper control and treat-
ment.
A compound for treating chronic
‘mastitis recently has been reported
by Utah agricultural experiment
station. It is colloidal silver oxide,
5 per cent, suspended in mineral

recorded as the earliest filling: ma- “iy.

oil. This treatment is effective
‘only against mastitis caused by
'streptococci.
In injecting the compound, wash
the udder with a chlorine solution.
‘Milk the infected quarter dry and
disinfect the end of the teat with
tincture of iodine. Ten cc. of the
compound is injected into the teat
canal, and, by massaging, the liquid
is pressed upward into the milk
cistern and into the entire quarter.
The milk should not be used for hu-
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Other recent compounds proven
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A concrete livestock watering
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ment six feet wide around the tank |
is highly desirable to provide a
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That’s your grandfather, son.
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| Slant the Farrowing
| Floors to Save Pigs
An ingenious lifesaver for little
pigs—as simple as it is practical—
| is the result of an accident in Ken-
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Keen Competition in Tr
Substantial prizes will be award-| know that this is a treat not to be ot
Lancaster Co. Corn ed to the winners in the main con | missed,
test. Any husker living in Lancas- The concert is sponsored by We
: pO is invited to b on
Husking Gontest Here = fet © b= » sof Faroe Band Cuts Hie its Ho
home of Mr. and Mrs, Warren
Lancaster County again will v
have a County Corn Husking Con- TWO havo CONCERT 10 Be Bates, 119 W. Donegal St, Monday
. y ] a GIVEN HERE THURS. OCT. 23 evening, Oct. 6th at 8:00 o'clock,
test. This event will again be
staged in connection with the Mt. A two piano concert will be pre-
Joy Community Fair on Friday, | sented Thursday, October 23, by | GET RID OF BATS
October 17th. The contest will be | Mr. Willard D. Newton and Mrs. If bats are a nuisance about the
held on the John E. Melhorn farm | Ethel M. Broske at the Mount Joy house, and often they are, one

which is located on the Mt. Joy-| High School Auditorium, means for keeping them away, ex-
Marietta Pike about one half mile Mr, Newton and Mrs, Broske | plains Randolph H, Thompson, ex=-
from the Mt. Joy Borough Limits. | are two fine loca] musicians who tension wildlife specialist of the
The preliminaries wil] be held {are btth faculty members of our | Pennsylvania State College, is the
promptly at 10:00 am. The main | schools. Mr. Newton is music| use of rather large amounts of
husking event will start at 1:30 p.| supervisor and director of the naphthalene flakes within the
m. In order to be eligible to husk | High’ School Band, Mrs. Broske is| Points of entry, then closing all
in the afternoon, all contestants | mathematics instructor in the High openings. Bats can enter holes of
except last year's champion must | School. a size to admit a mouse.
prove their right to husk by par- Anyone having heard them Iasi a

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