The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 27, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultur
Hog Notes.
Better dust than clampn
i-iu > "I Uiccu IU ill 1 U 11
boar.
The boar gives the fori
the sow the feeding capaeil
The more vigorous a bn
the less liable it is to atta
disease.
The fecundity of the 1
such that the breeding stocl
be increased almost at will
Good feeding means j
everything the hogs wi
without leaving anything <
ing their appetite.
The pig has a place <
farm that no other animo
fill quite as well as he can
Nothing spoils the dispc
of a boar quicker than
driven along the highway
farm to farm.
In selecting sows for brt
it is well to remember tlie
sow imp-irts to the oftsprii
feeding capacity.
On account ot i's quick
liing to the bottom of a
corn meal makes a very u
factory material to mak
slops.
The quality of pork 11
much improved by carefu
cleanly feeding, and also
much changed by the ki
food.
Breeding from irr.muturi
mals has a tendency to w
the constitutions, and a
constitutioned anim <1 will
tract disease more readily
a strong one.
It is not too la'e to fee
sows for fall litters, pre
ore is taken to provide
dry quarters and 1o feed s(
push the growth as niu
possible.
Brood sows of desirable
ties should he kept for s
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JCCrtlt), UIIU tni7 Wl ill! ar ?|U
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great milk yields.
If the sows have heen sir
and are thin it will he 1
leed them up two or three
before breeding.
Oil men! with bran, oni
of the former to (our of the
ma-e into a slop with skin
makes a capital food lor j
Live Stock Journal.
Value of Cotton Stal
Cotton farmers will be ]
to hear that an invention
cently been made that wil
cotton stalks quite valnat
machine has been const ru
separate i.ie Lmh% from th
pulp ol the cotton stalk, 8
wood pulp will make ;
quality of newspaper. '1
venhon will make vain
farm product (cotton stalk
heretofore lias bad no conn
value.
It ha* only been u few
since cottonseed h -ve had
m rcial value, and if cottor
can bo made equa'lyasva
our farmers will bave grou
to rejoice.?Chalhara 1 t<?c
a yt riiKirnlilc l>?}
One of tin* flays w>> remember w
bo re, as w ell as w ith profit to our
the one on which we heeatne ar
with I>r Kin^s New Life 1 'ills, the
purifiers that cure headache and
ness, and Utep the bowels righ
J F Mackey and Fundorburk Dru
al Departme
The Corn Shredder D<
Work.
PC4 ?
down Progressive Farmer.
I tried the plan of ha1
m and corn shredded lust fall i
ty. it all right. The farmer;
*ed is, hero said t hat shredding v
cks ol do,'" but 1 thought it wo
I cut our corn and shocl
3ig is the lield, letting it ata"
k may about November Gth, as I
the time that the shredd
giving to shred We hauled dirt
11 eat field to the shredder,
ar los- chine blew the stover ba1
"hay mow" ot the barn
r>n the the c->rii in the crib. It c
d can worked fine.
You just ought to hi
si'ion rhe good old farmers a rot
to ho flocking in to see it w<>
' from | they left they always said
is the way.to do it," and
sediug ; mv barn was lixed ."-o
it the j have my corn shredded t
rig t he ; too."
1 I elieve thiR is the 1;
It" cat. i i? .? i ?
- iu j'nv our com aw ?y, ei
re?.sel, the silo, which I rogar
nsatia best way ol all for taking
e into and getting the most <>u
corn crop. The st iver m ?
iay be cattle feed, llad it not !
1 and | our shredding hist 'ail v
very not have carried as man
nd of through the winter as w
We fed the peavine lvn
3 ani- mules and horses and tl
eaken t?> the cattle,
weak J am g|ad to say that
?on in this section are begin
than Spe tlie main thing ? that
and better cattle. They ar
d the jng their cows to thoro
ivided sires, and are raiding m >
warm than in the past, which i
) as to step toward improved fa;
ch as Another good thing is,
i i til jiici o ai r ' ii i * H f f
quali? j and protect th mselves
everal tj)e speculators an 1 cottc
s "J iif re are several local u
is ami tj,e Partners' Educaiioi
fo-operativ* Union ot
ckling around here, ami they ii
jest 1<> erai organizers at woi
weeks Union is sweeping tli
Southern States, and N<i
b part oliua must not tie behini
latter, jrreat industrial movenie
i milk, have just had the bono
)ii:s.? ing the chairman ot the
Execuiivo Committee v
He is a "live wire" in I
[ks cause which he represen
are several counties o
>leased but we ,,ave 1)0 ^,Mte '
lias le *'on fts ve,? Hn'* we can
1 make j much until we do gel a
)le. A ganization. it ever the f
c<ed to gets in your conimun
e wood him all yon can, as w
md thin State organization as sot
a good siblo.
his in- Young F
able a Cleveland county, N.
s) that ~~ **
mercial The Farmer's Privat
Patch.
y(.aru '
A great many farme
a com- .
j waging ceaseless war
1 SI fl I K B I
, . , | quarter given, with wee
luahle. \r
'| held, manage to mninta
it cause, . , ,
^ vate weed patch well
with all weeds that the
will grow. It is sure t<
. dog fennel, a comparativ
health! bt 'es9 Weed, the loud smel
VSltl *on,cocklebur?, and a do:
billons- varieties that are less
t 25e at TT ,, , ,
ft store Usually the farmer se
') HK LANCASTER NRWS, JUaA 27, 1901
! feed yard or his garden or his or AAL?
chard for his nriva'e we*d patch,
I to keep in stock plenty ol weeds
oes the at K've trou^'e 'or'
! years to come.
| We suggest that it is time to
! drop this private weed patch
business and wage the same kind |l 11
Pint, my o^ warfare against weeds in the I Hi
ind hud , . ,i v , . j I \J uJi
orchard and ihe h'g lot and
; around . . , . ,
? around buud?ngs as lie does 111
pouldii t jjle If lie would simply
( ' FO mow these down before they
kU 11 111 seed?a job for some day when
d until can tjo nothing e!*e?he will All
Lhatwas very much to the looks of
er came ihe tarm and save himself very
Httn ni mucj1 trouble and loss in the
1 he in. - years to come, % |
1^ in the ^ little timely effort even when
aml P"t W()rj^ is pressing will put a stop 1 ]
erf a i n?> this weed nursery business. qj
Go many farms there aro now|
ive seer. . , ,
irrowmg enough weed e-eeds, es-;
ind here pOC\ai|y around hay stacks, 1 o ( A.
i in. As 5,1 ocj- 5l (en a^{e flei i# Mow them j j.
I ha off. Plow the gr< u d llthej
I \>?sh yRr,i infested with these weeds, j
lOM'd : mow tlieni down and t.bu- mu ch j
hat way *i.? a . S?LV<
* una a^fiiuoi vii j nuiiiuuj , i
You cannot afford to grow these,
est u a\ weeds.? Wa lace's Farmer.
tee} ting
d ?s the A Word to Renters?Good
: care w{ | Advice,
it of our
kes fine Southern Cultivator.
been tor I would l'ke to nay one word
ve could to tenter*, especially in tlie
y cattle Southern S'a'es. 1 am a renter
edid. tn\s'll and know whereof I
7 to the speak.
io stover llow is it that you can pass 1-i ;1
along the road and tell where ?i
farmers renter liwes?I made this remark
ning to to my neighbor the other day.? OfYe
is, more h.v? how can you ?" lie replied. course;
e bread- First, look at his outbuildings, featur,
ughbred his garden, his woodpile, and you
re cattle don't see any whitewashing. He CQ ^
is a long has no garden, he has no wo<?d- _^ujtj
rming. pi*? an t you don't see any or ^
tli.it the chaid, nor any front yaid. Th s
organize >* one great mi?tnke thut renters
against make.
in hoars How can they expec' anything ?>* ?
niiiii^ nf !rom ?he Iwnd and land lord. Fivi 111 m
1 1 iav a
i i v<mi<a nun I mnrlA lliin filnrl (*r? I 1
Hill UUU J ? -
America to work as though the place was ^
ave sev- >ours- Sel oul 8l,oJ orchards, &
i_ T, Pul UP g??d, substantial out 13
' buildings and try to improve ^
0 oilier your land so you CMi make a bale y
irth Car of cotton per acre, and make it jfd
1 in this y?ur home. p<
nt We When we make our landlord JN|
, , money, tlion we make *he same a*
r (. >a\- ourse'vea and stop so much jjr
National moving around.
isit us? Then you can sow wheat and ______
Hie great oats, hill your potatoes and hve'
Is There home the same as the laruJ-J
, lord. Oh, it 1 lix up this farm
rganiz'd, . i, i?< 1 .
tie will run meoll next year, that1
i-rganiz - Js cry
never do Oh, this is the trouble.the ren->
State or- ters won't risk the landlord audi lfs\i
rganizer I he landlord won't risk the ren |? QJ
itv K0in ,er- Men, come together, work
1 hand in hand.
' wau ' 1 would like to hear from some
>u as pos other renters and want as many
as can to read the Cultivator.?
armer. It w* 11 pay you. This i9 what nr^
(j the Cultivator has done for
me.
e ^Yeed Five years ago I commenced
working on 40 acres of land, all To
in one field, which produced 400
>rs while pounds 9eed cotton per acre.? of
fare, no N'>w this fame land makes one
da in the hale per acre. I'TOI
in a pri- This was done by rotation andj
stocked deep plowing. While my neigh ;
countrv bor renters are hunting through any S
3 contain the winter months I am plowing l day n
ely harm- 12 inches deep. Will come!
line jim- again. ! South
Ben other Truly yours,
harmful. O. M.
lects his Cedar Spring, S. C.
iu ?. - 1 ? ' -too J'a,V JfW/ & - *M % ;Sb fAStis ' -Mw
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m\M Oil'!
Summer Goods at an
: Colored Lawn 3^2
3c Colored Lawn *7%
3c Colored Lawn 10
3c Colored Lawn 17Y*
it i i 1
li wrnie nosiery ai
Shoes going at e
7 Cost us. This m
ed for You.
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Cash Store.
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rs a large opportunity for a little <
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es.
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A limited number young ladies tf
on free. Write for catalogue to
m. J. S. MO]
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ind good to return on
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