GHANTH PARA DAILY OOIHIKIC
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«pipper* of >352.3tf lifter (he shipping
expenses of WM.71 Were deducted, The
market value of this entire shipment
oti the local market wit* only >2»IH.Hi».
so that the net gain through co oper­
ativi* marketing aggrega ted BH047, or
a total of 34 per rent.
Twenty-one
«kippers purtlclpiifi-d.
Palm Trees Are Hardy.
Brasilian coconut palma live from
BtMi to 7<M) years, and the date pu I tn
from 2(MI to IMMi years. On the Mount
•f Olive*. Jerusalem, Ibero arc oliva
tree* known to hme been thmrtsbliis
In HM».
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Courier
A POULTRY HOUSE
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UNI POULTKï RECORD MADE
Satisfactory Result* Reported From
Numbar of Co operative Ship­
ment* In Arkansas.
tPrrparait by Ilo- Unltril Ntain* Depart-
inani of Agri alture.»
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with bolts and bars and banks
but with businesslike printed
forms and records for every
transaction you undertake.
We can show you a paper-—
Paper—that betrays erasure
and prevents fraudulent al­
teration of your checks, notes,
drafts and receipt*.
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For letterhead* and general
printed forma we use and
recommend a standard paper
th.it we know will give you
satisfaction.
The Courier
The rollinoti county (Ark.) agricul­
tural ugelli and liome-demonst rat ioti
agent report satlsfaciory result* from
I a number of cooperativi* shipment*
I of chicken* marketed by farm women
during the early summer
Shippers
listed their poultry In the *ume milli­
ner as la employed where hog* or cat­
tle are shipped co-operntively, using
, Monday a* shipping day. All the poul­
try was shlppisl by express from DO
to 2S0 mile* to the .Memphis and Hl
lauti* markets.
A total of 1.573 pounds of poultry 1
was loaded at the shipping jailnt In
1 July; the total weight at destination
was 1,411
pounds, the aggregate
1 «lirtnkage In transit amounting to 102
pounds, or an average of 10.3 per cent.
The cost of marketing. Including ex­
press. commission*., coop expenses, etc.,
hut not Inciualve of shrinkage, «tu 4.4
cents a pound, while the cost of mar-
ketlng a |Miimd. Including the drift
1 over the railroad was: llena, 7.5 cent*:
i cocks, d.3 cent*; and springers, 3.5
cents.
The total gros* sale* amounted to
>421.07. which left a net return to the
bare sunshine,
be dry.
have ventilation.
Im ve no drafts.
bure plenty of floor
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PAYS TO BANISH LOAFER HEN
In Recent Culling Campaign in Indi­
an* 345 Out of 1,222 Fowls
Were Discarded.
“Binecure.**
rated from their former male», despite
Our word sinecure Is derived ftMB
the fad that they received the same
amount of feed it* the profitable prie i two T^tln words—the preposition aiMk
ducer*. The per.-entsge of egg prodne I without, and the noun citra, here tn
tlon I!«>• week before culling was 27.(1 the sMative case, meaning care. Hine
while the Heek afirr It was 30.8 per cum was, therefore, without care,
hero « our word, sinecure, meaning an
-•ent.
) office without employment but that
hs* u revenue; imsitlou having emotu-
Placer location notices at Courier j
atents with few or uo duties.
office
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flia IJnitsd Stuie* Dcpart
nani of Agrlcultma.)
ì lio P.nrtholon ow cotiniy (Imi.) agri»
cultnral agrrit rr|>orta that » telili <rf
1,222 ben» werr hundled Iti n ricco»
■■tilllng campa lati imd of thf» number
MB. or 2h per cent, were dl«csr<|ed u«
poor layer*. The entlre nutnber of
ben*. 1,222. lafd 2„W egg* thè week
beforr citlllng. whlle thè week after
lliey luid barn ctrlled thè SM" fowl*
loft on thè farina luld 2.202 egg« Tlils
espialo* wh,v It «a* expedlent man­
agement to rld thè flix-k« of ile* 31'
SAVE MONEY
PREPARE CULLS FOR MARKET
BUY THE WORLD’S BEST,
Among Other Fowl-i to B- Disposed of
Are the Old and Weak and
All of the Bemba.
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COFFEE
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(Fr»t>ar«d by Hie United Ktatee liepart
maid of Agriculture.)
Cull out and prepare for market all
fowls, old or yonng. which apia-nr
wenk slow, or dull; fowl* with droop
Ing tall*, rough pltmum*. or rr«»w-
shaped head»; nil scrub« except thine
which have laying point«; all liens
which molt early, and all mill.*« except
those wtrorig. vlgon it», and of a pure
typo desired for breeding.
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Steel may be blued without heating.
Polish the metal well and make sure
that It 1« absolutely dean. Then Im
merse It In the following solution: Sul­
phate of copper. 40 gram«; nitric acid.
(JO grama; IM) per cent alcohol, ISO
cubic centimeters; water. l.(MN) cent I
meter*. Allow to dry thoroughly, then
imllah by rubbing Arlskly with a wool
en cloth. Another way to blue steel
la to heat It till cherry red and then
quench In carbolic add.
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How to Blue Cold Steel.
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D «carding "Boarder”
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It surpasses all
other coffee» in
fragrance, flavor
quality, economy
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Also Packed in
Three and One
Pound Cans
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lasty loafer* which laid only 54 <•
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