Farm Club A Hi vitine SI'M
M
ER
X m
ill
is M excellent
time
to I
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V 1 U IJ / I L U V l l i e S
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Charity Grange and Shedd Will Give Exhibitions-
1 ne I armer Peedeth All.”
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I'-M-HY 1 m
I'A G E J
Carbonic Gas Receptacle Does
Queer Antics When Driver
Treats It Rough.
i
New York.— Policeman Fred F inger
saw a man drive up to the sodu w nter
parlor adjoining the atatloii house and
slart unloading a carbonic gas tank.
“ Where you goln’ w ith th u tl" he
asked the driver.
' Inside," w as the answer.
‘Well, have a care," warned Finger,
"You never can tell— ”
HOW TO FIGURE
COSTOFCROPS
R E G IM E N T S OF EACH CROf
Risg
SODA TANK LEAPS
OVER BUILDING
SHORT BOX COAT FOR FALL
f c T * * ' ..s'
Member« o l al c h il,Ire n ’s «lock 1 L e t us get t . » . h e r
a .
c lu ' -« In trie C ounty » r e d itu ó le t0 tr ie ,«11/
„ e ^ Z r lv
tut,
•
r- - - .
o nor of re
ré iire
s s n
i.L
x«i'»nriy.
couiest fu •jr r Uw
d ie h
honor
p ti-.e
t
G RA N G ER
in g L in n c o u n ty m ju d g in g e t n ,e
stale fa ir
I he t r v . o u t w ill be In .
m orrow at J B C o rn e ll <fc S n i’a
B u n ke r H ili fa rm at Shedd There
w ill be h basket p ic n ic d in n e r at
noon.
Krom the C o rn e tt ra n ch the
meeting w ill m ove to the D ickson
place, ju d g in g being done at b oh
places.
A ll livestock c lu b m em bers are Farmer Enabled to Compute for
urged to be present w ith th e ir clu b
Himself Expense of Produc
le a le s. T here w ill be a m eeting
of a ll local c lu b leaders in t h e
ing Various Crops.
c o u n iy at l l o’ clock th e same day
to t i l s , n s - plans fo r the Shedd cnin-
Q ium ry f iir .
On the 24th th e Shedd co m
m u n ity fair w ill be h e ld
Ca«h
prizes and rib b o n s w il l'h e given If Precise Records Are Not Available
the a n im u ls e x h ib ite d by clubs
on Labor and Material Expendl-
from a ll p a rts o f the c o u n ty .
turea Close Estimate Can Be
Addressee by W W. P oland, J .
Made of That Section.
C B ow n, C C . D iet-ton and A
C. Hey n a il are prom ised and there t Prepared by the U n ited State» D ep art
m ent o f A g ric u ltu re .)
w ill he a free p ic n ic .
F Igures from which the farm er can
E x h ib its of stock should he on compute for himself the coat of pro
the ground on the 23d, as ju d g io , duction ,,f corn, corn for silage, wheat,
w ill commence at 9 ih e nexi n u n , . outs, und hay, under given conditions,
ing. P riz e -w in n in g stock w ill g,, ure presented In a prelim inary report
on labor and m aterial requirements of
d ire ct o the sta le fa ir \
The Sh' <ld com im i,itv W'l J p ,t those crops, recently Issued by the
United States Department of Agricul
lie
o n e -w a r fr,-ig l|i fo r w h in '
the ra ilro a d com pany g e n e ro u s ly ture. These figures cover the normal
hours of man labor and horse labor,
carries the c a rlo a d of stock that
and quantities of seed, fertilizers, etc.,
L in o c o u n ty b o y s ' m id g ir ls ’ club-
required per acre for each crop, as
w ill sent) to the sta le ra ir
determined by surveys by the office of
ir i
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> 1
, At precisely that moment Policeman
Finger's words were drowned in uu
Medicata«, H o « W a llo w s A re M uch Lised by A nim als.
Prepared hy the U n ited States
m ent o f A g ric u ltu re )
D e p a r t
Thousands of dollars’ worth o f good
<>g feed goes every year to the feed-
'g of mange mites and lice. It Is
town by reporta to the United States
»epartment o f Agriculture
T hat Is
" say, a fte r the hogg have fed on the
orn and other forage and put It In the
vay o f becoming hams, baron or aide
,he
nlntals’ bodies take their toll and re
ice the victims' flesh through dlscom-
urt and disekse. These parasites are
:ore numerous and active |D cold
venther when the hair Is thick, but
»miner ts an excellent tim é to e x p r
ímate the pests that remain over the
eason.
f f in ,.
condition. I t Is very Important tna
the wallow be properly constructs
and cared fo r; otherwise it w ill so«»
get Into a filthy aud Inannltury condl
tlot>
Hog lice do not live long when sepa
rated from the animal, hut as a pre
cautionary measure all small inclose
ures which
«m en nave
contained lo
u a v lo w
ures
have eontulned
lousv
hog:
i should
h,,Ul.’’ b*
..
'ils
ln fc t'ed he
be .................
cleaned and
disinfected
he
fore being used for a new Jot of lings
The litte r and manure should lie re
moved and the floors cleaned, aftci
which the woodwork and floors should
he sprayed with a good disinfectant.
Farm ers’ Bulletin 1085, “ Il o g n ic e
and Slange,” gives much useful Infor
motion about the |>esta and methods o f
eradication.
It w ill be sent on re
finest to the division of publications
Departm ent of Agriculture, Washing
ton.
//I
The short box Cbat bids fa ir to be
a popular style among the younger
women t h „ fall, f or it accentuates
the youthfulness of the figure. Here
it shown a model in navy tw ill w ith
plaited skirt and box coat.
S N O B A S
ALL STYLES IN WHITE HATS
u,
T rim S a llo ra W ith Ribbon Trim m ing
Hogs Like to W allow .
Vies W ith Blosaom Decorated
The instinctive habit of the hog to
Chapeau T hat Is Larger.
vallow in w M er when the weather Is
arm may be taken advantage o f In
W ith the great vogue for all w hite
ipNylng treatm ent for external para
It Is natural this should be popular for
sites, department experts say.
By
felt hats, and they are with us front
'(•(Healing the w ater In preperly con-
the trim sailor with ribbon trimm ing
farm management and farm econom-
O '
tnicted wallows, remedies for lice
j leg.
to the hloesotii-trlniined hat of larger
'tul mange may he applied In a satls-
VARIOUS CLUBS GOING GOOD
proportions. The dullness and drab
Apply Basic Factors.
actory tminner with a minimum ex-
ness of a plain white felt Is moro apt
The money cost Is found by apply
»endlture
of
money,
time
and
labor.
I
f
Reporte of Returns of W ork Done by
to be relieved, however, by u large
ing to these basic factors the current
•he results from the use of medicated
wax flower, a pond Illy, or’ gardenia,
Boys and Girls W ith Poultry
rates for labor, seed, etc. Inasmuch
"allo w s are to be satisfactory, how No Better Crop to Utilize Vacant
and O ther Lines.
h.v silk fringe arranged In some uovel
as It has been found that, In general,
ever. It Is necessary to consider the
cascade or cabmlion.
The flower
labor and material costs approximate
Spaces in Gardens.
nature and habits o f the animals to be
(Prepared bv the U n ite d S tates D e p a rt
trim m ing Is strong on all felts, and
80
per
cent
o f the total operating cost
m ent o f A g ric u ltu re I
treated and plan accordingly.
unusual flower trim m ing at that, hy
for these crops. It is easy to find this
Supervision of hoya’ and girls' pout-
I f c«ndltloris are such that hogs
drangea. dandelion, nasturtiums, wild
total
when
the
labor
and
material
costs
try clubs I,y the United States Depart
tony exercise cholee In the m atter, they They Are Useful for the Tabl
and oats. Iip-quered foliage und so on.
are known.
ment of Agriculture, In co-operation
nvarlahly select shallow w ater In
Some felt hats have felt flowers; one, Twisting, W h irling and Shooting Up
to a Lim ited Extent W ill Supply
The figures given represent average
with state agricultural colleges, was
which to wallow. I f the nostrils can
a very soft black felt, has mi odd
Place of Potatoes— Reasona
crop requirements for the regions
wards.
■continued during the Inst fiscal ycur
’>e kept above the surface easily, the
combination o f little green velvet ap
bly Rich Soil Needed.
where investigations have been made.
In seven s ta te s w h ec e it,ere tvep* 1
hog w ill lie down on Its side and roll,
explosion
which
shook the station
ples, p:nk silk apple blossoms, mid
I f the fan n er does not have precise
hen get up and repent the operation
green leaves painted upon the felt house, the soda p arlor and the whole
-IP
(P re p a re d by the U n ite d States D e p a rt
records of labor and iiiuterial expendi
>n the other side until the entire body
( district. Finger felt something In avy
Itself.
m en t of A g ric u ltu re .)
tures for his own farm, he can esti Is wet.
But I f one hat In ten is white, eight strike him on the leg. which lie later
As u crop io utilize gard en s|tact*
mate them pretty closely by taking the
The proper depth of liquid In the a fte r early vegetables Intve been liar
of (he o ile rs are gray. The gray vogue discovered to he a piece of the carbonic
average for his own region as a basis
wallow depends upon the size and vested, nothing is better limn turnip:«, that la «lying so hard lias had s sinr- tank
lie nlso saw the rem ainder of
and applying current rates for labor
'itim lte e o f -hogs u s in g th e wallow.
i'liiiiip s should lie planted In iiio m
tling cmiviilescence In the gray fe lt the tank go tw isting, w hirling and
! and materials, with due allowance for
shooting upwards.
i-'s we’ghing from 40 to 80 pounds, parts of Hit* country about July 25. Inn
h u t.
I I is II I lie fou m l III those soft
any unusual conditions that may exist
the wallow should be charged w ith
ll the extreme Mouth as late ns tin
Inside the station Uollceinnu F rank
little rolled hats, dose fitting and de
In his own case. The method of com
quid to the depth of about 3 Inches,
hist of August and can lie left In tli ■ mure, that fram e the faces o f our H ilbert, who was w ritin g at a desk,
putatlon Is as follows:
hogs from 80 to 150 pounds, 4 ground until a fte r several light frosts hobbed-lmir sisters, little lints w ith a was hurled backward from his c lm lr;
1. Determine the total cost o f labor
■kjF
nches Is sufficient.
The medicated or all w inter In the Mouth. They are saucy bunch of waxed bloasoms laid John
Daugherty,
detective,
was
and material per acre by applying cur
'fiuld should never lie so deep that the
useful as a table vegetable, and Io a on one side, three saucier lacquered knocked from his comfort on a stisip
rent rates to the quantities of labor
ogs are afrnld to lie In It.
For a lim ited extent, w ill supply the place «lullls thrust through a fold of the neiirhy, aud Lieutenant Lennhan wns
and materials obtained from the In
lumber of hogs o f varied, sizes, a of potatoes. It is the general opinion
felt, or Insiii,mtlng hunches of coqua awakened from a deep sleep.
dividual's own records, or. If such are
'oofh of from 3 to 4 Inches Is most
f H|teciiilists of tlie United Stales De- feathers "lirusliliig the w earer’s cheek 1 " hen the policemen und detectives
not available, use those given In the
practicable.
No medicine Rhould be partaient of Agriculture that the on one or both sides.
picked themselves up a fte r Ihe blast
table.
added until ihe hogs have had three
Black, brown or dark green, and they found the d river In the road In a
Anierlean pulilic could consume iiiutiy
2. Determine the total operating ex
or four days to get accustomed to the more turnips than It does, ft fact of possibly bright green w ill he the coh.r« dazed condition. They stal led In search
pense per acre by dividing the cost ol
wallow. It should not he kept medl- p articu lar Interest this year when for felt» for later wear
The cloche 1» of the missing carbonic tank. They
labor and material by the percentage
L4a
'•ated for more than about 4« hours at
there seems every indication of a cur
«gain a favorite, very broad of brim
found it hud traveled seven stories
figure given for each region.
i trine, as tne hogs can get well soaked tailed potato crop.
«nd mutcled of crown. The felt brlin up. knocked a 20 pound hall from a
3. Determine the total acre cost of
In that time, and constant application
For field sowing, turnips are usually
ts hound with ribbon, anil a twist of flagpole and, circling over the build
production hy adding the Interest
's liable to Irrita te the skin.
A fte r hroadeasted. The p e lic u la r require
rlhtiim w rili iierlmps n small bow en ing In which the station house |s slt-
charge or the cash rent paid for the
'h at. medicaments may be added at
ment Is a reasonably*rii-h soil finely
circles the base of the crown. Mmnrt uaied. had lauded three flights down
use of land.
rittcrvnls of a week or ten days.
raked nntl leveled off to avoid water
Is a M arla (¡uy slin|te of black velvet ''u a rear fire escape.
4. To determine the cost per bushel
Canning Club Girls Inspecting a Club
olleetlng In pools. The seed should
with the under side of the brim lined —
S im p le R e m e d y ae Effective.
or
ton
divide
the
total
acre
cost
by
Garden.
he sowed sparingly. One homely rule
w ith cyclamen velvet, a fold o f c.vcla- i
Crude petroleum la one of the aim
the yield per acre.
K K 'ilS T E R E D
!a to take the quantity which seems men velvet twisted about the base of
Is#! club« w ith 2M.480 member!, of
pleat remedies that can ba obtained
The following example shows how
•lie crown. The new shapes are large
sufficient and divide It in half. After
for
the
purpose,
and
is
the
only
one
which 12,786 matte reports from w hl-h
thia method worked out In ngurlng
rather than snuill— the broad, slightly
that will eradicate I with lice and mange ihe seeds have been scattered on the
the following totals have been com the cost of corn fo r silage on an Iowa
earrings, and I registered 2-year-old
drooping hrims alia.ling the fact»
surface of the ground, they should lie
with one treatm ent. No heating equip
piled:
Eggs
set.
731,70!»; chicks fa r m :
a
X lO r d
for ««le
thoroughly.
raked
In.
This
may
he
done
hy
drag
ment Is necessary and any kind of rea
hut,tieil, 51(1178; value of products
E s ti
m ated
amiable gooff w ater ran be used. The ging a piece of brush over the ground
sold, $94,70’ .32; value of stock on
DR. J. W . C O O K
The surface should he well smoothed.
A m o unt, rate. Cost.
oil apparently does not Inju re the anl
hand «382,277.37; exhibits held. 712:
Hrownsville, Oregon.
M an-hours .................... .. J7.9
Grewsrcn* Chinese Superstition.
•0 35
r> ?«
It Is a good plan to sow turnips Just
mats
If
the
freshly
oiled
hogs
receive
memliers exhibiting. 5,615; prizes re
H orse-ho urs .............. . .. »1.1
.2»
12.»
A belief e x ist! irtii--. g m * ( -|,
a fter a rain, giving tlipin «iqiortunlty
proper care and attention. Cnproc
Seed, pounds ................ .. 9»
W
reived, «1,681.11. A fea llire of prog
7»
for sale
M anure, tons ............. . 2.2
200
440
eased crude oil, as It cornea from the •o sprout before a crust forms. A fte r H in t if ,t fa th e r or m o th e r lie -e ri-
ress was the improvement In quality
«•ilsly III
ih>- most e ffe c t iv e w a y
Gasoline. <alions
. 2.A
26
«•wing,
they
w
ill
need
little
attention
.70
weJIs, Is probably the moat effective
of fowls bred by clbh member!.
registered
Coal, po und s... f ........... . 14
006
.07
« urlng them Is for one if ihelr chit
•rude oil dip. However, processed until h unpM .
Tw ine, pounds.. . . . . . . . . s.«
SO
26
Y earin igr. These
are
exceptionally
dren to < ut a tin y p i e ' , , , f g „. f,
•rnde |ietroleum, known to the tradi
big fine, th rifty fellows. Also 20 head
Charity Cu.n^aiA../ Fair
T o ta l labo r and m a te rie l ISO per
is fuel oil, which Is the residue fro:n HANDLE AND GRADE ALL EGGS •If Ills ow n erm or leg ,.„ l administer ol icgistrreil
B R E E D IN G
EW ES
»-roti, Ilia d ,. Of th e
cent o f op erating exp ense)__
»47
Priced to sell.
m anufacturing gasoline and ather light
Have you a c o ll b. tie r th a T
t
lie
suffeneg
parent.
W A L T E R H T A P I'O R D .
hydrocarbons, Is commonly used anti o«p«itm ent of Agriculture Endeavor
T o ta l op erating expense (inn per
(leightxiis*? H a v e y o u a cow , c a l ■
Meadowview, Ore.
cent) ...................................................... MM
Is effective In eradicating lice and
ing to Teach Women Beet Ways
P'g or sheep you , r proud of?
Address
Junction
City, route 2.
In te re s t on 1 sere o f land (WW et I
mange
As a rule, the thinner (he
of Marketing.
D ive U! a l i a ch ce to gee it
per c e n t ) .» ................................... ........... ieoa
processed crude oil. the better It la for
H iv e y O„ f i IIH chivkena, g ia in
t dip or wallow.
T o ta l cost .....................................
MM
Farm women frequently have en
SOWING TURNIPS TO
FOLLOW VEGETABLES
V
Shropshire Bucks,
Ö
20
corn, garden
pro d u cts,
t i n t (Io you c re d it?
o r flow ei
G el* m o re ea>.
'•I •<« o,i fro m y o u i labor by ta k it y
’ Hi I,, the C h a rity co m m u n ity
s ir S e p je in lie r 16, and by doing
so give pleasure to the w hole com
m u n ity .
Has y o u r ( lu lu w o ike d b ir d i
faise s o iite th irg lie is p roud of
M ike h im h a p p y show ing it a t (In
la ir
Has the l it t l e g ir l worked pn.
Ile u tly ove, her firs t piece of fauc
Work nr d -d l d rees?
L " t h e r #--i- I
1 -rile o th e r lit t le g irl» ’ firs t worl
I you have in te re s tin g freaks i
I) i lire b f in g th e m .
L a d i e ^ tirin g y o u r
lu s t
'' ° rk o o tli in ,id e m »nd
»our
g> and m o th e r's
chilh es
w ill
in te re s t
lh «
A verage yield per sere. ».I tone
A verage cost per ton. M.SO.
GOOD AND POOR PRODUCERS
Owner of 8mall Flock Can Determine
by Observation Which of Hia
Hens Are Layers.
In any flock some hens w ill be found
fo he much better producers than oth
ers. Often there are a few hens that
are aurh poor 'avers that It doesn’t
pay to keep them
tt’here the flock
'a small the owner can determine br
ibaervaflon which hens are merely
hoarders; and these are the ones tc
••at.
fa
a iii'q u
wmtdi
preset
genera, ion.
I belt» is to be an e x h ib it of men
needlew ork also
B rin g y o u r-.
I f you have a n y th ng in th e I ,
o f la bor-auving devices lo r t i
housewife, plea-« b rin g it.
D o n 't f irget the co o kin g , p la i
*n d fancy.
W h a te ve r you do bo-'
show a s im p le at Ihe fa ir
We aye a ll n e ighbor- aud fr-eode
DEAL CONDITIONS FOR HENS
Egg Production la Encouraged by Sun
shine. Fresh Air, Graen Feed
and Comfort.
Hers lay best In the spring of t l f
tear. It would he reasonable to su|
pise that the nearer to spring condl
'Iona the henhouse and Its occupant-
can be kept the hotter w ill be the egr
production
Sunshine, fresh air, gre-c
’ >od and comfortable temperature are
tie ideal condition».
In using oil In wallow«, about one
¡•¡nt for each pig or one quart for each
grown hog Is recommended. This can
est lie determined
by observing
whether the pigs use the wallow and
vhether their bodies become wejl coat
ed with oil. I f all are not well coated
add more oil to the wallow. T he oil
t ill make Ihe w ater dlstasteftil enough
so the hogs w ill not try to drink It.
Hog wallows are com paratively easy
•f construction. For best reauJta, they
hoqld he of concrete, sufficiently large
o accommodate the number of pjg» in
he Inclosure, and with one aide sthKng
o give easy access
The oil floating on the surface of pi<-
vater limits or prevent! evkporatlon
• nd the w ater If exposed ty> the mu
cUng the day soon becomes sa w a n t
hat hoes will not lie In It. I f the wal
•w Is exposed to the direct rays oi
ite sun 'luring summer months so that
tie hogs w||] not lie In It. It Is advls
• le to construct a shade over It ano
,e oil should he added In the evening
■il added a fte r sundown la usually
u-rled nut on the bodies of the hotf
•efnre noon the next day.
A shady, well ventilated place should
>e provided for freshly ollFd hogs All
«allows should he drained and cleaned
it often aa necessary to keep them
sod tha surrçtiftdliip lo good saol^n
tire charge of the m arketing of eggs,
butter and poultry.
In some states
they form what are called “egg d r
ies for marketing their eggs in Inrge
quantltles.
The eggs are collected
regularly by one of the members or
by gome one hired by the circle. E f
forts are being made by marketing
agents o f the United States D epart
ment of Agriculture to teach these
farm women the value of properly
candling and grading the eggs so that
only the best are marketed.
Tapioca Snow. •
Rnsk one cup of tapioca until soft
and then cook until clear. When clear,
add the well-beaten yolka of four egge
and sweeten to taste. Cook for l'. ree
minute« dissolve two tablespoons of
gelatin In one-half cup or boiling
w ater and cool by adding to one cup
of cold water. Aa aoon as It begins
Io set, beat In w ith the stiffly hen ten
white» o f four eggs
When sufficiently
fluffy beat In the tapb a and the Jube
of three lemons. Four Into a mold ue
molds and set away to harden.
Tha Small Envelop« Purse.
A small envelo|ie purse Is of black
and white headed «trips worked In
diagonal style. The fastening Is ol
bright graen anamel.
t
Harvest is Over
ij
<
#
Shropshire Rams
V
• .L .
A oyv i <4 th e t u n e to b e jrjn a n o t h e r y e a r b y
t in g n e w iiu p lo n ie n ts , k iiu I i a«
eot-
Î
l-H.C. Tillage Tools »Tractors
Now is the time t#» use them,
f o r y o u r fa ll n e e d s .
Give in« a call
'i G. W. Mornhinweg
Î
I m p l e m e n t S to r e
MAYBERRY&
M c K in n ey
L IV E S T O C K BU Y E R S
Highest prices paid for Beef, Pork, V e a l and M u tton .
before you
eelJ.
Helaey phone 17».
Ree Ufl
Brownsville phon« 87c51,
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