CLOVERDALE COURIER.
VOL.
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CLOVERDALE. TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OREGON. NOVEMBER 9, 1916
NO. 18
TOO CLOSE TO
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Several of our customers are people we do not know by sight
though we have done business by mail with them for years.
Reports Show that the Vote Will be Close and
Only an Ofticial Count Will De­
termine the Election.
We
believe we have given them satisfactory banking service and can
give you the same satisfaction.
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It saves you time, and T IM E IS MONEY, especially at this season
of the year.
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SECURITY AND SERVICE Our Motto
At Times Reports from the Various States Show Hughes in
the Lead aud then Later Reports Show that Wilson is
Feeds Hens Prefer
When Given Choice
The first reports that were received
of the election
indicated an avalanch tor Hughes. Lat­
er reports began «Lowing that the elec­
tion would be close. New York went
strong for Hughes, while Ohio went two
o---------------------------------------- o
here oa the evening
to one for Wilson.
Cook county, Illinois, gave a large vote
for Hughes, but the outlying districts
o-------------------------------------- c
tried, but uone eaten to any greut ex­
tent.
Animal food of some kind, such as
the beef scrap or sour milk. Is gener­
ally regarded as very necessary for
went in favor of Wilson.
laying liens, but most of the hens In
The Oregon Journal, democratic, at
this
test did not eat much more beef
noon yesterday claimed Wilson elected
Recent tests ut the Missouri agrtcul
scrap
while laying than while not lay
tural experiment station seem to show
bv five electoral votes.
lng.
T
w o actually ate more of it when
that the hen knows better than many
(Concluded on last page.)
they
were
not laying.
other people how to select the fowl
Other tests at the Missouri station
The Evening Telegram, Portland’ s that will help her most in laying eggs
have shown that the use o f either beef
best daily paper, and the Cloverdale and keep her in the best condition scrap or sour milk makes the hen’s eggs
Courier, both papers one year for only Some old Ideas with regard to poultry record at least twice ns good as though
feeding were proved sound aud some
$3.50.
she were fed no animal food whatever
others were discredited by the Lens
and that sour milk Is slightly better
They almost all showed a decided pref­
than beef scrap for this purpose, in ad­
erence for wheat, which is very gener­
dition to being cheaper uud easier to
ally used as a poultry feed.
Kaffir
get ou most farms.
stood next in |H>pularity, but outs and
sunflower were not eaten as much as
Raisin Sugar.
many people would have expected,
Sugnr Is manufactured from rnlslna
probably bccuuse the beu is not able in about nil o f the countries o f south­
to digest much food containing a high ern Europe and western Asia.
percentage of crude fiber The hens
H orses and Hares.
that did eat suiitlower seed were seen
Unlike most animals, horses have no
cracking them and eating only the
softer portions inside, possibly because eyebrows, and hares are without eye­
they wanted to get rid o f the crude lids.
fiber in the shell.
Chromite.
Bran is often used In poultry feeding,
Chromic Iron ore, known as chro­
blit the hens In this test which could mite, is produced in this country only
get other fc*ods almost always chose it In California.
instead o f bran Alfalfa leaves were
Close on His Heels in the Race.
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