Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1929 Page: 4 of 7
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T\ a fjy\r ffi ! Hasten Tomatoes!
UAJJ^V^ by Fertilizing
FACI5
GENTLE HULL IS
EVER DANGEROUS j
Animrii V/ith Rad Rcmt::-
tions Closely WutcheiL
Per Capita Potato
Yield Right Guide
Plants Need LongSeaaon and j **nce Trend Upward When
Right Aids to Hurry j Production Is Ixiw.
Their Growth.
“All bull* mint I** r<
1 ■
T of the N«*\»
yield.*
I'rW
*«><>ria to typify the spirit of home.
,M.tl ih-Nl^ned to produce a charm Ip f
wtll he toutid equally mtlafaetory.
•lid If they . are cut .*111, tuketi I. • • .
the Held and burned. II will help 11 «
toward having healthy cane# Tor
fit ye*»r*# crop.
Barry pf mucin of any kind run h*
RM la rutting out lime old cane*
r^BBt *0 they lire rut off rloee to tin*
, mump of the plum. fu < omu»er<-1;>l
RpMa Wrier#* there »«* « great
•Ml filer* to remove li become* qnu#
m __ • brrnl.in^ job to tin all the . ui
Jmmg with rornranp hum! pmnorv
By V
Mr Witham A Ii »«n< rn *».« «""-«•
(urslionc and #*'•* ltd Vie* I Ht.K "
t*n«T *■*• all *uhj*‘*r |»«rt*tr W.* !*•
yraMiral home building. f«»r »h* '•**
•r» of thin paper On account of m*
nprrl»n<t l" editor, author *»»•
arturrr, hr »*. wPh -ul d. uht. the
htillder. t'• iiiNult him:
r «... 111*. and (
..p for r« pt>
I n«t Ulrica to
1527 Prairie
1 fi
prickly** joli.
r To
kint
It al*n hwiiinei foltf n
■ hwiCt.A* fvC r • ’ » * .. .... J
Ufa* the hack broil fug mid pri
hurl Meat* tome wise farmer d*»vb|____
emahlneii i«rt iter amt pine her'* wiet* I
bjr hr could rut off the cane*, mid at
the Hein* time pinch onto them, p ill
them tint of tie* ft»U and |*hice then la
piles an ttie> could he etc ally handled
With a common pin hfolk.
'fids rctmltioed affair la m *de by
majdltg a pair of “pin*era atiutta~ to
those uacd by blacken., th, forne long*
fc»r Instance tin the ruder able of .pir
•*f the jaw* eff the 'TriiM-ent” la riveted
m nhuip Made .oa«ie from a hie or
Something alniMar. and should l.e 11!
tachv-1 an «h to sloar pa-* il.e other
Jaw alotwt three foai t lik of mi I.,. 1
.when tba “fheen” nr- Hoard. The
hf 'diet ahovi.d be mane an the) r#»v»hl
he tf.iveti (nio a 1 t»if«» *t w.##d 1.
tunetlc of actitle kind, hi Midi would cm
able tlw* lamter to «p*e (he fiupfemeui
ijjAwit atiMtidnir over He run atmtdR
■Hflpft and cat* b hohi of a
cane at the t»ase with the ‘pin
wnd pa do vt* the ettr.o
>wa of the pine-era hold fit
%» *4 p‘trt ahc»\e the c ut unci die ruuea
can tjc removed. •
Thtow the old * Fanes In j^lh-a ♦*
l*t.*#n Hie ruwa.'throwing the cunea T
ft oil the two rutia .Utjjiw raw of
idle* fcnd. before I he leave* hate time **
her will drop off at *1
rl«L remove the ci
eWntS dmivtiilent %|M*h^pi*l I urn
brat t* burn then* .In*font they
»u<h to catch the Inaects and
Where
alrmwt ai
our Immi*
ltn|Hirtui
la to ftp htillt I*
I aa building It.
the benefit
iid'. icc oil hoHieblfVfding eondl-
tlctna a* they oltiuln In your commiin-
fty. I!i will tell you und bis rouuael
hi m mill Mb
jour permanent watlafsicthm la In*
concern and lie will aee tlmt >oti get if.
Finally, r *inemlier that In hc»me-
builclinu. io» in everyniing eiae. yo.*
cun not have e\c*r»thing you want.
iruiulrcM have to he made aome-
pncl pre h t»'» more have to !*•
made alien building a bon.e dmn In
Ntmpri
»here
tic*ulur
ctf hd.
villi the
natural advaii-
particular frontage
fagea whlH* you wm m..j not lie |
Bvatli hie to you for aeveral reavona. 1
The kind of neigbhurtuawi. the din
tane'e frwto YmnafMMtutlen. the rondi
tiona 11a regard* paving, aewer. gaa |
and electricity, etc., are a»»iue of the J
dilnga tliat will govern your "electIon I
of a liitntpaite. So we Bay pic k out
the (da 1*0 you want to hutld Indore
you nttciiipt to chottec a houaa plan.
Having done flat, and with the lot
In mHMI. try to Bnd a hoUM that will
Itt It. If It 1a a narrow led. then you 1
ami** have a narrow iiouae: If U.U
a alt* low Inj dien you muat hnd a
plan that la not too deep from1; the
m
Jr^I yKTJTM
ft J U*MI O'
fl ^
t-STT
TBJDYQ
l_.
-J 1 i 1
v-.ru e.tr rot!. ,u ,t AgilcuUuiw. -It
ia the gciitie hull not tin* vlciotut on'.*.
Unit mmt r.#nlnly trill, nr lilt
J victim. Thctaa with hud reputailona
are metre Hoaely watched.*'
Hint* Improvement la dairy herd*
eotnea a'owly, promising hull* ahoidd
tie kept In aervice lu.tg enough to de-
termine the worth of their dauvat ra.
With proper cure, bulla may give ait*
l«fuctorv wnka until fourteen or *'x
Um year* old.
The chief reason* for frequent
Chungea of India nw indicuted hy own-
er* are • Kohl for Itpef, changed to
another breed. Ids culvea were nioaily
hull*. hi» daughter* lucked ijpo and
acre poorly murked, aold f.*r l»eef to
avoid Inbreeding, larked arr,uigeinc*nta
for eserrlac and aafely. he a«* often
neglec ted. ItecHiee uarleaa ua u breeder
and mu* killed, he klll«‘d Id* keeper.
, The brat four reusona arc. In part,
vuliij; under certain clrcuimdun
they might Justify the dl*i
bul'. ITofeasor Hopper au.va.
four rnuaea tun u|mib inudeqimta ft-
ciiit*ea fov lit*ui*iii», for pcntroMlna,
und for muintaining the health 0/ Iho
hull and a more rrrlntM eauac*.
I'rofeaactr ll«tp|ter I* the uuthor of a
Imlletln Juat Uatted hy the Ne w York
State College of Agriculture on “'rite
: M af I
177 In It he any a that bul la respond where litilc
to cure and training The author de-
aerltica the hull at*11. the aafety bull
pen. handling the hull, trimming the
feet, ringing, ancl dehorning The pul*
! Mention will be M»nt free upon nqilt'd
much* to 1 be* othce of pubiiculloii, Itob
erta Hall, Ithura. N. Y.
••I’ertlllzo tomatiif* to tnixten their
| maturity.** adviaea F. O. Underwood,
of the vegetable gurdenhig depurt j
merit of the state college *tf agrlcul-
tnre at Itliaca, S. V. “The toiim"V
he | h tint a c»ut. “rec|ttirev a h*«g acot
ion tu unit tire a full crop, w that
aiiyintng <1 grower inn do t*» npen
them t* apt lc; nie.iti a bigger tot til
«. Th • !.«
e*|4a*r
plflHT
to dry Up B* tl
uedn In the field, remove the cmi«-- tu
It M
Firat Floor Flan.
Peach Aphid Does Not
Spread Tobacco Mosaic
After lieityg aerward of apreadlng to-
•nlr dlaetiae the fwaeh aplr ■
front fn hack hut tlmt ft wHI not mere-
ty go «tp youf lot, tail wj'l leave a
tittle realm for a tmekyard and per-
flower or vegetable gar-
tiiijia
«l» n.
flaenwv il «* fa*u< h im*i' I.
lloa lah-green j
ep a verdict I
It la only hy tfalng a complete plan,
too. that you fan ret a definite
m de on the rout c f hulldlug your
home. All ofdci flgurv nre* tujf
guesae* nnd If Is dnngerotia to yue**
whop httUdlpg. no matter how experi
enced In hnlldlng the gne*.-er la.
The ftrct|ter |a*raon to give you a
definite, reliable eaflmate on yctur
ho in* la your local lumber dealer or
m
•«*cs*o
a com mon type Of
JUmiI jonge. ha* l»een
vXet tlulWy -
1 tittle Inaect ha* been regarded
geftatn lavcwtigatm* as caftable of
transmitll:ig the virus c»f tobacco me
BBltf from ItlfBBBBd to hefthlfj* tobaci*o
jftlMS. tJ«? «f?cr caref,.! Invcdtgi
ttnn lama llogg.111 and Junto* Jofinactn
«f ttoe agrh'ulturul atiifT c>f the I'nlve^
•R> of Wlacchiniii have freevl the ar- • rj ...
(MNi of any ren|te iislldlliy In the to Become LxpenSC
anal tar Oas of tjie incwt lm|»ortanf features
And ns a result of iheae studies cer ef hnlldlng a home und one that Is
tain ImiMirtunt conclusions have bam frequently overlooked hy the tnun who
ranched In rea;iect to the spread of la hulldlt.g for the Brat time nr who
virus dtscuACB of Ilia**# t*. Wlilie the has never had any experience living
r-femafr ap»»i»i can no longer w con- . |* a house. I* the water pl|»e.
rk*ted of apreacllng the serious ettsense Of courac*. the plpe»c are concealed
known us tobacco mosaic, this Inaect behind a nail nr under the floor, thic*
la regarded as capable of transmitting | Installed they are not easily Mcceaal-
Second Floor Plan.
anj thing else So don’t give up t##*
easily.
As a suggestion to these who nr#
c#lit#*1Mp):itiltg buihinig h 4u»uie here is
a amall cottage which ac*etns id.typify
a r* :.l spirit of home. It’i *iofy hjh|
a Jit, f const ruction bVa l#e»m doalgned
to imaJuce a charming outride..appear*
un< e and the iuterior "III iav.lv^t'd
equally satisfactory. The house ,1#
small, the dimension* be ing 20 feet hy
2d feet, Imt ft contains ail good ^ircil
| rooms. The living room extend* the
•lepth of the house and is reached
through the covered entrance porch.
It I* 12 feet fl Ijjcln** wide and 1b fe«*t
•
three window* nt tlir front and ope at
the side, la the dining r«»ntn 12 feet hf
12 feet d Inihca. At tie rear la th#
kit* lien 12 feet square.
An open stairway lends from th#
rear of the living room to a ccmrHl
hull on the second flour. o|»cpihg off
which are three iiediooms und a hath-
room.
The broken roof line* of this hous#
with the dormer-llke windows give#
aprieamticc of a mu# h larger
Hum It
Excellent Plan to Keep
Calf Little Bit Hungry
A calf fed three tinea daily can n«
glnillutc more fm#d than when It 1* f
after it has flnhdieil ihhiking hs milk.
Sink fed to yf»ung calves sbotihl he* .it
about laaly temperalNre. <*#m»I milk
should lie warmed to a ten#,-# future of
9ft degrees Kahretihell by aetiing the
pall In a vessel of hm water before
being fe#l. One cannot depend upon
guesswork—la* furw to u*«» a thermom-
eter! Fold milk will «lr "M alwuy.*
caflse digestive Irouldes; resulting In
•c-ourf which fetid to atop the calf's
growth and hinder its getting a gam I
•tart.
No one ran recumtely estimate with
the e>e the quantity of milk in
rofessor V’tvderwntw! **i»s tt'Ot
muny |adnts tuive |o he coBUldered In
fertilising ttie er»n#. auch us tyi*e ”f
farming and soli, previous crop
grown und fertilizer oard. money re
turns, and the cost of the fertilizing
materials.
Plant Food Nssdcd
Ton#alo«*» ueeu u*i:teot ull the i#l:ini
f«stda t#*r their !# ♦ development. Nl
trogen la nee«|«M| early In lie* Hcnaon
to help #U*vel##p a g«»ud vine »o «*arry
III# fruit : though too much nitrogen
mu) prodiiee list rank 11 le.if growth
at the e\|#ense of fruit Some fadasti
Is also needed, hut phosphorus Is
particular!; needed to get large yields
mid ripen the fruit !n*fore frosts In
1 lie full.
“If a grower." snvs I'rnfraaor fn
tlerwood, *ia apj.lv lug mtinure lilwr
ally, say at the n«te of twelve or
twenty tons an acre, he Is probably
supidyltig enough nitrogen and f#ota»h
hut aihllth»ntd pluai|.honia will proh
*#h1y pay. |*tn qAt*r»u Inrmen tbc
fruit mid ac; «| part* of ptunta. and
add phosphate la the t*»*t source A|»
piled at tin* rule of from flve him
dr-d to a th#.iiM«n«l laaimls to the
acre. It ahoiiUI give gisal yh Ids.
dy soils, or on otlier aolla
or no manure l« u«*eil
iumplete fi*rtlllzers usually puy. *1 he
4 12-4 or ft !0-5 are la#fh giawl; the for-
mer on the heavier type*, while the ft-
Hklmskeii iwsl mixture for soil* teas
well *fnck«*d w in* nitrogen und potash.
Tleuigh the I'-MI •* often uae«|. a
4-12-4 seem* I* Her f«#i the #-n»p The
2 |#er cent ol ammonia in the former
mixture Is probably derived from
•anne wrgnnlc chemical which «rid la*
*l*»wly available to the tomntoe*
T«#matoea nee«t nUrmreti early in the
season, and not when the f.nll la
forming.
Fsrtiliter Parf».
“Exact amounts will depend ujs»n
Individual soil# anil itish returns, hut
the tomato crop mill usually |mij for
additional fertilizer up to 1.(Vmi
p*'U0da In ttie a*re. altluauh good
« op* *re grown with less. •
In ii'i'iitn.n
however, the
•lai#er
1 Jua-
plaBU
nnd must be set at the
r'lther couditimia
Per capita production of potatoes
In the country, as a wnnle, la :»* good
a guide aa any. when the grower is
trying to diwide mhetlMT #ie ahoiihl
atore Ids crop In ho|t« of higher
price* that prevail at harvesting
time, or scl* them for the market
price wtien they are dug. according
to C. It. Arn«dd of the rm d #•• ■#o*#»»d«*a
Uepariua-iit of tit# ohlo State univer-
sity at < ’nhtmhu*
Arnold reports that the bureau •##
arrrlnPtural M’onomfrs of tl,« l olled
K'ate Ihqairtiueiit of Agriculture liaa
ts-cn studying recorda for the past
27 year*, and finds that whin tho
nail, rial production bus exceed#*! SH
l.ushcla |a-r capita, the price h >a tend*
»d <h*wnward during the ensuing sea-
son. The trend has usually been up*
ward when the r inctlon ho* laen
lo** than .1.2 iMishels per cafuta.
Only when the Indicated crop was
not much more thun . hre#- huahela
ciipltu was the grower usually
titled In holding Ids potMl*#e« In
i.tliii years the iI.tttii€ ##f profit *«•
Its# uo.crfuiu in Itulance extr« cost of
risk. M« rage and shrinkage.
I'riMluction In the lute potato st iles,
tie# (intliig to the f«*derat inmost I gators,
ts H e ni« at lmp<»rtan. fn t# r In iktse
J mining the season's price level.
Cleanest Culture Helps
Strawberry I>*af Spot
* The Ohio station gives the follow*
in: 1 <|v he about t udliug leaf *|*>t af
j strawberrie* •
I “IMont rc'iHniu varieties; the nut-
Jorlty of presenf 4ay eommrrc'al va-
rlefleu are Mooewhat resistant.
"Set pinnlutloo* where tsifh air and
water dr linage are giwul. Wliet* Bet*
ting out plants remove and d**stroy
the diseased haves; do not leave tl»«iu
bIh»ui the |mlch. I'raciire the 1 ieanetl
culture (•oaBihle.
“Itofiife *1 #-HW t#errlf*« with other
crop* frequently. It Is rarely profits*
hie to fruit s aim wherry planting morn
than two .vear*. due In pert to the ac*
cumulation of fungous |#esis. Many
Idsot.'#lions should he plowed trader
afler one cr*#p has t»een sc* tired.
“In i«n##vating a plantatfnsi to hn
fruitiHl the arcfHwV time, destroy all
diseased ieuves. The fungi ecimlng
the leiif *|m»I* «#.«i wir.icr on ai.e*iet|
leaves Mow ing off the old Ieuves and
burning over the plantation Is advisa-
ble when a planting ta laidly Infected.
“If tUcHf* reconnuemlationa are f«4*
lowed ehmetj spraying will md usually
Is* necessary. However, MW to tlWNl
aitpli-NtlhiiM |ter seamtii of 4-4 50 IU*r*
de:irx *prav may he profitable In coir
trolling uiicxftecfed uttacks."
Kidl
i.i.j i
Milk «r« v.rjr c.>nvmiwi i«r Supply Farrowing Pens
S poll*
oubles.
house
really
Ii t*r*i
<1 si sad
tvhieg
plenty of w*#»m for n giasl sized fam*
.
type
most |
till* pnn'ow.
Oest. f#*tdlng pall* nre filiia»ltitely
e*s#ntlul to successful cnlf raising
Th«^ should be washed after each
feeding as care .'ull y us milk utenzil*
afid sterilize*! If poartble. I>lrtjr
Ilf variably cause digestive
All ■Mtigam nnd fee«! boxes slmuld bo
kept nrwpiBmmljr dean. iMetity of
Iteddlng, straw, corn stover «*r s!in\
Ings stiouhl Ite used, aayieeially in the
winter, to insure the calves always In*
Ing on dry litter and not on the cold
stall floor.
Poor Water Pipe Sure | Method of Painting
Contamination of Water
Will Lead to Disorders
With Needful F ■’«»
Every furrov.itig ften should Im* sup
plied with femlers to prole--t the hf
tie pigs during aad after fnrrowltig.
Tlicae consist of 2 by K inch planks
fastened u« alielvea about l ight Inches
from the tl#»or. ttl< ug Im»|Ii sides of
the cortarr In width the sow makeu
hrr l»od. Tills largely prevents the
<M#w from «#|iHH»^ln; the pigs arsfnr*
the wall or Ivinc on them while they
are small. If the furrowing pen hns
a concrete floor, a lM#ard overlay in
the «e-t comer ruikes t!»e tow’s t»ed
warmer, drier und cleaner.
Pigs at Weaning Time
Should Be Given Grain
Pig* at Wf-iining time should Im
getting all tin* grain they will eu».
The udjori khouid im lnd« tankage or
•klm milk. With a g# «*l pasture on
v. U-h Hi mu. pigs slmuht lie getting
11 good start for market weight Pigs
which in**4h»lwg welt shuuhl make a
>un*l a day gnln In weight NNf-
Jera -are a eaafuaAsil maun* flgr
fliedi' g corn nnd tankage. sn*i iho
■ae of sell-fee#I -ra results In as g mm|
.■nd often better gain.s than tlie haial*'
tee*dlng method. A self baler dmiRf
keep the feed dry. ke**p f**e<l hefor#
tlie pig* at ull Hums, and p:v*venl
-Ml*. ^4
poun
fee*)*
Over Stain Finish h.
■lark.
purity
this pi
..... c?
►fully exatnltieU a
The formeF
Recommend Apple Spray
prot
hush
ection to Ida own family, to
of pa
If
nrumlMr mosaic In fitbucco,
tt*Vly tnflni|>ort uht disease from
mert l«l atamipoint. \NJiether]
•fiecica of lose# t* are
fsmain* to he demon* frn
m*Hy
ratetl.
Northern Spy Apple Is
Particular About Soil
apple it'
too he*
* rel:»- ; hie to repair*or replacemenia. To re-
place the vstster pipe In s house Is a
big and expensive opera Map. and ope
that m#»st cRtitractoni do not like to
figure on for It means »#**#rtne on A#»or
lug and cracking plaster.
Wouldn't It he far better to select
Borne dependable kind of pipe before
th« hptise la built and In# hide it. even
though It d«#ea coat a few dollars
morel There cau be only one answer
to this question.
Many architects who are designing
homes for discriminating clients today
specify hrs»s plf*e. |trga* pipe la im
tuuiie to ru«t and will last aa lonj
the Iiouae stands.
Thg XortMrn Sp> «,>».!*• at""*
Sti a soil that is Sot to*# heavy. The
■Min problem wltti thl* variet) mmmiis
to l#e t get It thoroughly matured. < '11
Soils that are slow or that delay tlie
•Ipetiing of the fTnlf It •* an tnf#"-i»*r
IpMHrit t'iimsie evil'ipi lea tea the unit -
ter Mill furtlmr s« that there are rein
11 ■ - 1 ■ W ' "
si.v 1. .t it. bm. R.ih.r “Chalking” of Paint
If naed ^o he th«* style
lug inside woodw ik to •
.vowadi»ys the vtvgne I* | Luted wi#*#*l-
w-ork d*Mie tn light colors am Ii 11*
creams, huff*, ernvs no#I ##tt#»»r ♦»*
An a (vault homeowner* In s##m« tu-
atiinces are fucevl with the problem
painting Aver at 11 in Itulahe-.
SBrii a chnntre la nmd«‘. tli«*re is
9 certain method to follow in th*
painting. The res son why cure I* 1 •#••
ear'd) is that old stain unih - the
nhvr coats of paint will often “Meed”;
th"t Is. the n|f #uiff tui pent Inc 1., the
new iutint will rotnntetM'a working on
tlie •tain nnd dlaaolve It so tliat It | x ----- ■ ■—
••>"»* uirom.ii m th.- .iirfer. .,f 11.. Dajrv Stable Equipment
paint In uu-■ _rtitIv f•»t«-l Main*, .ny ,, . .. ‘
stain nearly always Meeds, mls*i<>u
i|iiently docs, and golden oak lews
Treating Totato Seed 1 i
When Pthk Bcdn Appear Increases Usaa. V:c!d
Huinmrl for uMH.I, I • W N,»,« l«l«t lb« « M»
I lie cluster b
wllo mu* milk that comes from Ids
d.drv r^Ptstrfratt’-r. wutrr a.«>
lead to ‘yphold fe'Vr. All wafer <m
the farm, even that to which only the
rnttle have utiess, ahonld lie above
MUMplHon HS to Its pill it.V. If COWS
wade In polltiftHl water dla«anse bac-
teria may ml here lo their ImhIIcs wnd
Inter full Into the ntllk ihiIIk. E*|»e* ia I
a 1 tent ion ahould l»Apai<l to tl»* purity
of the water In which milk pailf
and other titenaiis are washed.
frequ*
often.
long iis
ie steps to pre-
stain. I’Nually
will do well with you.
trvmg to guess whether
' Koithern Kpy
you la*ttei inquire fn»ui your
neighbor If you flml old trees pro
during the kind id fruit that you want,
the Information will !#♦• worth more t«
you than uuy amount of theorizing.
Humus Is Important
Humus la an !uiportant c*ra«|dem
fssphw, rie# Ttu
■»v #l plent y i»f moist Ur*1 nnd fhN •*
to kup la * ic»j heavy ci;.v
l|tl *wUI will, however, gre.v
riJjObe berrtea I* tt h-s
l**icd fill* hutnur fhro;. 1
. ilPwnWIMrtTup* • nr th# a .
ph« 4tioa ut Itarnyartl manure T ■
Iwrif do welt in e rather
»w«»tv .if soils. But the nu -u ru -
•1th them Baa bocn or, a rich
ri#y hwm.
Causes Dark Patches
You no d.oiht have seen building**
ahlch after froi wix to twelve month**
fmin the time oft painting, have shown
very der id*^ patchrs of Meat bed out
bioklng, pule sjedo.
! anally (he remark la heard at this
rttne that the particular pnint nih‘d hns
fad***! Itadly. Thl* may be a«. In the
majority of cnaea. liwwever, It la
not so.
Tlte fault Is Hint the pnint u*cd lm» j
failed we Hcohe# down ten raphhy hr
whnl Is known a* “rliMlking.” The
pale fmled «fw#ft* oj»(ie*itvnoe ts Uu« to
ho#*-** fhgiaents freed rum., the veklclsi
fid !»e<«l as a powder *u» ff
with till#
vent It hy settling the
i
•*i#iiis «»f pure shellac. After this la
ft i<'•««.!»l.« thy. a *«#*»i of who* leuti
and flfitt.’ng oil paint ’» applied If no
bleeding iMTurt within two weeks, ttio
work can t»e finished off In any manner
desired. In ohotiiisls cases the ataln
will still work through lw#» ii»at>* «*f
shellac and one of paint. Then It IS
■epothmrv to put on eoata of ah#*ilaf
H the I
and pnint untM
bleeding atoju.
V a;>Y>
governs freed
*“• a powder «u» »l*e purfa*'
• « “ -I • Nxit M Utiuip 1 t«U# I
•nd ttie original cot«*r will reapfw#ar. 1
Showing that It to not “ritdlna." hot
•Vh ilklMf.” which nas apolied Hit ap-
poniwnee of the property.
.
Popular Floor Wood
On** \4 tlx* most (topular floor wondB
is #ipk. which may he lafd In an Irreg-
ulm nsnner with h**:»rd« of altemato
wiiiliis to givs an antutu# effect. It
lueU>*#n !*•♦#•» exjNiUav.
Good Coi.t'juction
fn huihiltig a home a man can d#
wHI to ptmder the fm'ta tlmt good MS#
•iru# c* .1 ptjg since It necAv he paid
for hut enc#l
Makes Much Difference
The equipment of a dairy ham
fl**ke« M great deni of difference In
the labor of ctirlng for the cows
t;«M#d c**ncret<» fl*M>ra with gutters nnd
drainage mnkes It |*MaU>ie to kec|»
the cows clean nnd minimizes tlie la
bnr of earing for tlie stable Mwtng-
iug ni.iih'inoim winch allow tlie cows
ronetderabie free*!**m hare met with
approval. When cows are cantEsd
hy atsm-lilopa they re*pilrc less apoce.
less Molding and may lie handled with
lesa lriM»r than hy eitlier leaving the
row# mo*.' or In box stall# Idrt th*.r*
are n*»t g mm! in a dairy stable a* they
cannot be kept clean.
Cows for Cream
Th* number of •*.»« that can preftt-
•t*ly lie Br
any farm
tlty of pnature. n>tigluge and labor
fen h'ad. Tl»o Income ffntu rtlie c
•.w# will uetittfly take care of t‘»e op-
eiaitng tqenw «t the aveiage tmua
th
istMdb
cloafer hud or pink
i*t effective when applied
11a ownti a* tlie pink lania apt^ur in
the MoasoBi clusters, any* 1 C. WH**
llama. e\f »n#h*n Imrtlcultt# t. Ivan
#n# Ktate Agricultarul college The
cluster laid spray const*!* of one
and one-half g.iilon# of liquid lime
•hur ami one ami one-half |»omoi*
(■senate of lead to each fifty gal
Iona of spray. Dry llmeeulpbur may
be Used Ins to: id of liquid material
44IM tlM »»»S»»S4»»S»4»»»4
| Apricultural Hints |
fols'MM'd bran will stop the armv
worm army.
know n
upray.
MUlpil
of an
Meeks filmed of planting will sh«tw
n*» delay In spr»uitlng as i* often the
.cusi' with seed treated to kill diaeaao
••# a*#i#'#MMe 11 may tie carrying. I rest-
ing «ee*| that ta rviming out of itow-
mancy mar cause H fn l#econte oooe-
whut dormant again. Knriy treaiing
fflv**a tlie seed time to come out
dormancy and t*e ready to grow as.
soon as planted. Treating seed
i»ms ha* Inert<is*d the average
bushel# per acre In (lie leal plot#
cor:dn«’ted for ih#- j it right year# If
|io4o
y lebf
|icr a<ie In (he Ich
for (lie past eight yean
-
r.et
weeks'
In a plan
linervals.
nting of peas at twi
I t’- the |a»*!ur
get those hitter weeds before they get
Into the ndlk.
African millet Is regarded as one of
our moat drout h-resl*tant crop#. It ia
a good forage and hu.v cnp.
Hradlug of farm products I*
the profit!
promise* to Boavra*
factor In the
the fan.i
►n more 1
vital
and
Dusters Satisfactory in •
Fields for Killing Bugs
Dnetcre are fairly aatiafactory Im po-
tat«i fletw*. for killing bugs. However,
under most Nebraska conditlotia they
are not nearly s« eef«f:ictnrr a* thoy
are In regions further east. To h#
usrj n«ost gdvastageouaiy 4l»c «lu*«t
uhtfiiltl M p«n on wtien the ptants are
duniy will* <k-w and wlten tlmre is
little wind. It Is not at ail ;w*vi#:<i»i«
to Iff to use a dvfUr «»ti a wiiMly day.
r«aiaequently If Is very d*#lr
du«t the plrirta In the early portion
of the day before the wind tome# op.
—H. O. Wernei, t'niverslty
broska.
.4
ppt for'cream pi >du«iion on
I# #»efM*e«i.»nr upon the qusa
Gr#»>«e« and weeds gr. v.ltig along
rt—dsldes nnd fence row# miff s f#ef-
feet winter liavcu for tunny insect
petfa
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Tom W. Hill and Son. Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1929, newspaper, June 28, 1929; Emory, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth845551/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rains County Library.