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THE SOUTH BEST SUITED FOR POULTRY
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rotiltry, and stock of all rinds, tbe
of the Virginia line and on to I rnultry,
vf in the Atlantic States of presence of which always enstrties ami
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■retry can
found about the fertilizes the soil, providing that <twe
t'hmate' as is prevalent along and attention be give® to the eco­
ntic const south front Sun Fran- nomical saving of the manure and a
n,he State of California, the proper distribution of it over the land.
The States of Missouri, Kansas and
f California and the agrlcul-
pterests of California began a California are samples of what can
»of years ago a determined ef- be done in the upbuilding of the
¡1 colonize that section of tbe poultry Interests for the elevation of
pwith poultry growers. No its people through an increased ln-
mho
uu.u.uvi. to
— wake
.... this come enabling the State to have bet-
■was left . unturned
ouccessful; tbe railroads, thelter schools, better education, better
statisticians, the agricultural homes, and to better improve their
lent and tbe people kept it lauds. Only a short time since there
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POULTRY BUILDING SUITABLE FOR SOUTHERN CLIMATE.
The Fertility of Eggs.
In considering the possibilities for
Keep the An ¡mala Warm.
a good hatch from a setting of eggs,
the fertility of the eggs used is ot “How do you manage to always
prime importance. Data regarding the keep cattle looking so sledk and fine,”
factors affecting the fertility of eggs i was asked of a successful stock raiser.
are of great value in the poultry in­ “Why, I keep them comfortable,”
dustry, this question having been he replied, “from the day they are
studied at a number ot the experiment born until I sell them.”
stations in the United States and else­ And this is to a great extent the
secret of success in stock growing.
where.
Too warm quarters for laying stock The best farmers are the best stock
and overfeeding as well as a cold sea­ raisers; and this is a branch of farm­
son are commonly believed to exer­ ing that always wins in the long run.
cise an unfavorable influence on egg If you can raise all the rough feed
fertility. The way eggs are handled and grain that your stock need, do
or stored is also believed to affect the so, by all means, but don’t neglect the
proportion which will hatch, as well stock to do this. Better buy of some
as the conditions under which incuba­ less fortunate neighbor who has more
tion occurs. The vigor and character feed than stock. There are other
of the parent stock and the length of things beside feed, too. Have you
time the male bird has been with the seen cattle and horses humped and
flock are also important At the out­ shivering, day after day, through the
set, officials of the Department of worst part of the winter? Do you
Agriculture wish it distinctly pointed think that those animals were com­
out that fertility and “hatchability” fortable? Picture yourself in that con­
are not necessarily identical. An egg dition and imagine bow you Would like
may be fertile and the germ still not it! It is difficult to see how some men
have sufficient vitality to produce a can crawl into a warm bed at night
healthy chick under the ordinary con­ and sleep soundly until morning,
ditions of incubation.
while their live stock stand half frozen
4- In a series of incubator experiments and perhaps half-fed all night. Such
at the Rhode Island Station, of 8,677 a man's feelings must be pretty well
eggs tested, 83 per cent, were found blunted. It doesn’t pay in dollars and
to be fertile, while only 46 per cent of cents, either. Now, It doesn’t cost
the fertile eggs, or 31.6 per cent of the much to fix up a comfortable shelter
total number of eggs, hatched under for stock, when old hay and straw
the conditions of the testa. Experl- can be had almost for nothing. When
ments made at the Maine Station a man lets his stock suffer from the
showed that there was as great varia- cold, it is a clear case of shiftlessness.
tion. in fertility as in tha total yield But every year there are fewer and
or different hens some producing eggs fewer of the shiftless class.
that were all highly fertile and others
that were completely infertile, and, Use of Mirogen Bacteria Limited.
furthermore, that eggs of some hens The extravagant and misleading
varied greatly in this respect at dif­ claims made by many of the circulars
ferent times. The observed facts advertising those widely heralded bac­
seem to show that while a heavy egg teria for inoculating barren soil, which
yield does not hinder fertility, provid­ were to revolutionize agriculture, have
ed the hens are allowed to rest before led the United States Department or
they begin to lay again, infertility is Agriculture to issue a warning to the
likely to result after hens have been farmers. In the first place the inocu­
laying long and heavily.
lation is very limited in application
The Ohio Experiment Station made If the ground is already naturally in­
fected with these nitrifying germs, any
further addition of the artificial pro­
duct is useless. They in no sense re­
place the usual forms of fertilizer; it
the ground is barren, no benefit can be
expected to result from its mere inocu­
lation with bacteria; phosphates, pot­
ash, lime or other plant food must be
added along with the nitrogen-flxing
microbes. In a soil already rich in
nitrogen the bacteria do little good.
Furthermore, many of the bacteria
now on the market are of no value
whatever. Of nineteen samples bought
in the open market and examined by
the Bureau of Plant Industry one was
pronounced “very good,” five others
“good,” and most of the remainder
“poor” and eight “worthless.”
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High-born Siamese wtMk with the
1 until California has become one wns a gathering of representative
elbow joint turned inward and the
’ie largest poultry producing business men from the South look­
thumbs turned out.
:1 of the country, and San I-ran- ing for national aid to the upbulld-
''and the Pacific Coast are being lgn of the localities from which they
Henry Labouchere has spent one
*Ied with the finest quality of came. Nothing should be more loudly
million dollars in defending suits for
,luld eggs and poultry of all kinds applauded and approved by the people
libel brought against him as editor of
iced at home—a supply which of this country than government aid
the London Truth.
irly came from east of the Rocky properly applied throughout the South­
ern States; but this aid should be so
'tains,
i note this for the benefit of the applied as to make the people more
p lying south of the above men- industrious and to add to their wealtn
<1 line. If the people in these
lets, Individually, locally and na-
?lly, would take hold of the up-
’ ling of the poultry Interest, of the
BASEBALC
'¡ng of all kinds of land and water
OUTJglT!!^
| for market and the producing of
i-lald eggs in winter, it would not
YOUR EXACT^SJZE
inny years before the fields of the
SHIRT, handsome grtj
,h would bloom again as In the
flannel,with broad ghoul-j.
ders, full at arms,''very loni
n days when cotton was king, and
three button front, | doubl
jn tlie planter of these district#
sewed, shapely and durable.
PANTS, padded‘or'unpad­
M in wealth enjoying the distln-
ded (as yon wish), double and
■hed attitude of being envied by
triple sewed,very strong. Pad-» ■
ded pants thoroughly quilted 11 /
. ' xuankind.
on hips and thighs.* Wide belt
straus. knee
■lie modus operand! to lx* pursued
■'connection with the poultry in-
)ry Is extremely simple, ami the
jv wonder Is that It is not more
erally carried out It appears,
BOYS?
addtpsg for only 24 package« of
•ever, to need the energetic work
BLUINE. to «ell for ua at 10
Tbe Telephone on the Farm.
¿io or two men In each community
centa a package. Return our
He sits by his hearth and sells his $2.40 received from the «ale.
^.Mponstrate to the surrounding
we will immediately «end
cotton when it reaches 11 cents be­ aud
the advantage and profit In
you thia aplendid baseball out-
iit,guaranteed to fit and to give
cause his samples are stored in the complete
up-to-date methods. The
town, even though his cotton Is at hwW satisfaction. Every PREPAID
¿•\,0*floek can within a short
that time under the cow-lot shed. He EXTRA PREMIUM. Any three letter« you wanl
and
very small expense, bo
learns when he comes from the field made large, of felt, for your «hirt front, aent free,
air.
an average of 60 or 75
with the suit if you return our money within today«.
at noontide, that the car-load of seed BT
..■».V'."?»^''a production of 125 or
MHITi AND BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS AT BILTMORE, N. C.
TTINB MFC. CO., The Old Reliable Firm
potatoes ordered by b(im and his ,—143
constituting the dlf- Ten millions of dollars or more, prop­
fiUl^tM^oncordJunctlon^Maa^l
wondorja loss find a hand- erly expended each year through the a study of the effect of the presence neighbors has arrived and he goes to
far I k ..*’ 1U the flock. All it is medium of agricultural colleges and if the male bird on egg fertility. Forty town immediately for his own share,
though
<to iH to decide upon some departments throughout the states, Leghorn • hens which had previously and by phone agreement, hauls home
GOLD c WATCH
ra, 0”* BTEK-WIND AKERK’AN move-
table breed of fowl and infuse new would be a valuable Investment by the been kept .without males were placed tbe portion belonging to two neighbors
meat witch bu NOLID «OLD LAID
5od into the flock each year by tha ini- National Government for tbe entire
CASK, ENGRAVED ON BOTH SIDES. Yuliy
«arnnted dmskseper; of proper elt« appears equal to
rtntion of n reasonably well-bred cixk.
SOLID GOLD WATCH GlARANTEED 8&
provided these Influences tend­
YEARS. We give It FREF to BojeWGirl» for
• thia means not only enn egg produc- nation,
eel 11 ng 20 Jewelry artloloa at IOo. each.«Send ad-
ed
to
upbuild
the
agricultural
an<l
drew and we will end Jewelry postpaid; when fold
n lie Increitoed but. If a general purpose livestock Interests of the South; to
tend |2 <xi and wo will positively SE5I> watch
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eed Is selected, a great average in- teach the growing communities how to
EXACTLY AM DESCRIBED by return mall; alt*
GOLD LAID CH AIR, LADIES’« GENT’S STYLE.
?ase In the weight of the fowls will care for their lands and their homes
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absolutely assured.
In
a
manner
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would
return
to
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In connection with this, nothing soil Its former richness, and to make
Only Sure Care.
uld lie more profitable to handle the products of the ground increase
Positive and Permanent.
an the growing of fruits and market and multiply and enrich the people.
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tiff throughout the entire South, Ilut nothing could be more unfortu­
$1.00 Package cureaany
wo other features of great value nate for any locality than to have
ordinary case.
Ight easily be added; that is, culti- sums of money voted to that pur­
$3.00 rackagacureaa.y
ou or money refunded.
iting squabs for market and keep- pose and have It natdo use of fot
Sent postpaid on receipt
jg bees for the production of honey political advancement and the aid of
of price. A of . nts W amt -
nd liees-wax. In the local market. ( classes rather than the masses.
xu. Liberal terms.
Mlaeral Heave Remedy CoM 444 4th An., Pittsburg, Pa.
K'es-wax jells now for almost ,40
outs a pound, lu the southern or
Fowl Bulletin in Demand.
partner climates where winter feeding
Of the making of Government docu­
vould not be of long duration, the ments there is no end. This, too,
ultlvatlon of bees for bees-wax alone , although the President has forcibly
vould become a profitable vocation. expressed
’
the opinion that the liter­
Remarkable Discovery That Cuts Dowa
■ven If the extracted mney were dis-« ary
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POULTRY, BtES AND FRUIT ON AZSOUTHERN FARM.
the Coat of Paint Seventy-five Per Cent.
output of the dopnrtuients could
.rlbuted among the neighbors as a be cut oue-halt But there are bulle­ a pens with three male birds and the for enough money to pay for his phone
Trial Package and Big Book Telling
tratuitous compliment from the grow- | tins and bulletins.
percentage of fertile eggs observed for service that year. With a telephone Free
All About Paints and Paint-Making are
?rs of the l»ees. But the bees must
Mailed Free to Everyone Who Writes.
“The Tapeworms of American nine days after mating. This in­ in his home, the farmer has the world
ne compelled to build their own ( Chickens and Turkeys,” prepared by creased regularly from O on the day where the wool is short. He has a
A. L. Rice, a prominent manufacturer of
honey-combs, to facilitate which, as B. 11. Ransom, B. 8c., A. M., Acting of mating to 95 per cent on the eighth down-hill pull. On the next day he Adams, N. Y., has discovered a process of mak-
well as to have a larger product of Zoologist, Bureau of Animal industry day after mating. The fertility of the is too busy to seud a horse to town, in< a new kind of paint without the use of oil
He calls it Powdrpaint. It comes to you a dry
bees-wax. the boxes for receiving the Is one that a city chap might classify eggs was apparently not materially af­ four miles away, for a bushel of’seeu powder
and all that is required is cold water
honey should be so constructed as to ns a useless publication. Even tlrough fected until the twelfth day after re­ corn he must have for Immediate to make a paint weather-proof, fire-proof and
as
durable
as oil paint. For many purposes it
Influence the formation of a large "t«e Important subject of tai«wor ns moving the roosters. This point was
as he has been advised by is much better than oil paint, and is indis­
amount of honey-eotub or bees-wax In of poultry has reeel veil but little also studied at the Ontario Agricul­ planting,
pensable
to
every pre^erty owner. It adheres
telephone of it« arrival by express, so to any surface,
preference to honey.
wood, stone or brick, spreads
attention in this country" the Indi­ tural College and Experimental Farm.
looks like oil paint yet costs only one-
If these matters wore earnestly vidual who often mistakes cooked The hens were separated from the he pays a thriftless neighbor who is and
aeon, to bring fourth as much.
taken bold of by the agricultural de­ veal for chicken would not snuctiou male and the eggs laid each day were going Into town to
Write to Mr. A. L. Rice, Manufr,
North
That is bet­
partmente In every Southern State the expenditure of public money for placed in an incubator and tested with the seed corn out t
Adams. N. Y.. and be will send you a free
ter than stopping a three-horse plow St.,
trial package together with color card and his
aud ¡>u*hed as they should be, with a such a “ridiculous document.
respect to their fertility. Of the eggs for a half day. At night be inquires valuable book on painting, all free. This book
laid during the first four days after the of a neighbor over the phone, how lies is necessary to ail who use paint. It lets you
the secret of paint maxing, exposes fake
male was removed, 70 per cent, were is pleased with the improved double- I into
tells you how to get the best results
fertile; of those laid on the fifth day, row corn planter, and he learns that paints,
trom paint for different purposes, ana shows
61 per cent; on the sixth, 60 per cent; it is tiie correct thing, so he orders vou how you can save and make a good many
Write today and tbe book, free trial
on the seventh, 49 per cent; on the one to be delivered the next day from dollars.
of pamt, etc., will be sent you without any
eighth. 12 per cent: on the ninth. 2 his nsnrest implement house. It ar­ cost
by return mail.
per cent, and on the tenth, all were rives and saves 50 cents a day in
Infertile.
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labor for ten days of the planting'sea­
fk I
3»vo ■ Ltd Rf WfrM
The Influence of the male on the son. His wife calls up her cousin
total number of eggs produced was who lives in the town and has n
HI! RM— <n lncrease Yoi<r Contort»!
also tested with two lots. Lot 1 con­ pleasant chat .'•»out all the doln's of
Can Inert««»
Profits!
Inert»»« Your Profit«!
sisted of 5 pullets, 5 hens, and 1 cock; the last two days; finds out who was
lr
tn
tn thote thlnrt
lof 2, of 5 hens and 5 pullAs of the present at the Inst social, which she
we’d Ilk« to send you oar n. w book aboat
same varieties as lot 1. Both pens was unable to attend, and she is satis- I
were fed and cared for in the same fil’d. The phone is a veritable money
ELECTRIC "ML.,.
way. • Lot 1 laid 959 eggs and lot 2. maker, and social satlsfier in the
972 eggs. It may thus be seen that rural home. It is a builder of so-' ,,
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there was but very little difference in elety, an insurance against violence
w More than a millloa and a quarter-of them ar«
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tn uh and several hundred thousand farmer« «a*
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used are those from vigorous parent
stock, knows to produce a high per­
centage of fertile eggs, while in order
to secure a great percentage of fertile
eggs the hens should be allowed a
rest after each laying period, The
eggs should be handled very carefully
and not subjected tt> extremes of tem­
perature in storage, and used only
when comparatively fresh.
As a whole it may be said that the
ordinary conditions prevailing on the
farm as a rule favor the production of
egg» of high vitality.
The keeping
quality of eggs Is a very different mat­
ter from fertility, as it Is the general
belief that infertile eggs keep better
than fertile.
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nphulM- this he would greatly err. There Is
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’ the one entitled “The
i of American Chicken» and
1 Ideal Conditions for Fertility.
The various observations made at
different stations, while not entirely
conclusive, seem to indicate that, in
order to secure fertile eggs which will
hatch. It la considered desirable for
the laying stock not to bo kept in very
warm quarters or overfed; the males
must be kept with the hens contin­
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been produced after tbe male has been
i with the hens several days. The most
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