The Tribune. (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 16, 1912 Page: 4 of 8
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And tell us your Grocery needs. The famous
BLUE LABLE brand of Fancy Groceries is
put up for particular people, and guaranteed to
please the most fastideous.
Mpy-i. jJy-:^2*? i ' > i', . ■•••f -
alter Keahey.
the beet ewe li
the flock.
the lamlM ure weaned
tew ' Knntle ewes with
keep them front worry-
i tug end becoming wild.
Sell the fattening lambs as
ton as lit and give the remain-
! Ing ones a better chance.
Be sure the ticks are al) re-
’ moved. It does not pay to feed
> ticks.
The ewes and lambs should be
kept out of hearing of each oth-
er for a time when weaning
Give the wetbera extra grain
; nnd acnd them to market before
the pasture la dried and short
Sheep are a good medium for
I Increasing the fertility of the
farm of the man of limited
means. , ' ; •¥,' ■ ■ .
Don’t neglect to keep salt In
every pasture.—Farm Journal.
THE PIGS IN SUMMER.
THE TRIBUNE
m
' Subscription Ratks.
JW-i.......................................... $ 1 ■ 00 I
3 years .....................52.00
price of one dollar per bushel.
Torn thinks east Texas is the para-i
disc of the state. .
rl, ., | democrats for governor, and never
con flirting.wilj j^.,. ^ was n«t a
Importance of Furnishing Forage For
the Growing Porkers.
The late summer season is a trying
time upon plga. Green pnatnrnge Is
—----—~ " ... i Hke*y to be at Its poorest at that time.
During the gubernatorial canvass wrlte* **. K. McCartney in the Nation-
Judge Hornsey said: “Colquitt was Crops that are most suc-
never the choice of a majority of c
Owning to the date
and appetizing early in the
spring and late iu the fall have a habit
of practically dying down during the
summer time. On the writer's homo
10 ycort.
Head, W. B.
C. R. Coui/ruR, Ptrnu^HEH.
i fettered at the Postoffice at Step hen vi lie, Texas*
aa Krcoud Clasts Mail Matter.
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Step-honvilLe, Tex;w, August 16, 1012
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Kt.'l ftm Glriffin /»f OnnAn ciiv la ju
P. Young,
district.
V
Tam Griffin of Queen city ia
the city visiting his parents, Mr. and chairman ftMh jud
Mr*. B- O. Oriffin, Torn says the
fruit crop has been very heavy in in every, hoewf Vhere there is
«*st Texas this year. Sixty car baby there should also be a bottle
.toads were shipped alone fiom Quoe , of^MoGEE’S BABY ELIXIR. It
r hid Atlant a to UtUCMgo. may bu nreijud at any timo to cor
Id had eighteen acrep—ni Elber-j rect sow stomach, wind colic, diar
shipped i^JJO "bushels, and rhoca or summer complaint. It
with the Umumche county encamp-;The voice of the people farm n large blue grass pasture was
nj^nt, the datebof the Pigeon Soon-, j8 v0jce 0f God, and the lord used for years,
aliet picnic has I men changed to Fri
day, August 23.
W. H. Sink, J-llimo
Smith, DMnmittoc.
A judicial convention is
called to meet at Grandbury, Hood
county, Texas, on the 14th Saturday
in August, being the 24th day of
August, 1912, for the purpose of
nominating a district judge and
district attorney, for the 29th judi-
cial district.
For about six weeks
spoke in favor of CoUquitt, and that each aumraer It waa about as bare of
settles it. If Colquitt’s enemies will fre*n feed a* the 8tubb,e fields adjoin-
heed the lesson there will be poli-, n*Lft’ . _______
Deal peace and the state will pros-' summer fjd. Alfalfa that
hereby Por' | grows through the whole season la no
a n , _ ___ ,__, ,, doubt the peer of nil other permanent
Sallow complexion comes from b»l cro A 'ralxture of „nt».^eas and
lous impunti*>s ux the blood and th* wpe or ^ clover and rape ha„ ,miT.
fault 'ies with the liver and boweMf ) ^ to be about the most satisfactory
they are torpid. The medicine th&t when the ability to furnish green feed
gives restate in such cavs is during the summer la considered. The
HEKBrNXjflSl is a fin® liver stimu- writer recently rend of au exjieriment
lant and NUnl resJulalxM* Price 50c station test where the amount of gain
Sold byR^W 31 -5t I f— « hogs from different kind, of
I forage waa compared, \ ety aurprls-
Are Ever At War. I Ing and striking difference* Were glv-
There are two things ewrlast- en- From blue graas lean than 4*10
ingly at wax-. Joy and piles. But ^l,n0* of P°rk
, ... . i.k.1 the entire season. From alfalfa atsmt
Buckten’s Arnica Salve will ton»h ^ of W(.re reiH,rted. The
piles hi any form. It soon subdues enx,nteait ot an ,va, from the mixed
the itching, irritation, inflamation crop ot oala, ci0ver and rape. More
or swelling. It gives oomfort, in- than 800 pounds of pork per acre waa
Come to e
more ups than downs,
while you are making, you <
saving; then when the downs
will have something to fall b
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Where is the money you have
earning all these years?
Be Independent
AMD
Start a Bank Account
WITH
The Farmers Natici
Bank
w.
H. Frey -
President
Carl C. Ha
Cashier
twonit U> wasto.j is a wholesome remedy, contains no vites joy. Greatest boater of burns
sad four acres ia| opkim, morphine or injurious drug boils, ulcers, cuts, Bruises, eczema,
, and raised 1*00 of any kind. Price 25c and 56c per scalds, pimples, skin eruptions. On-
sold at an average j bottle. Sol-' by R. E. Cox. 3i-5t ly 25 cts. at R. E. Cox. 31-5t
reported.
There la another strohg reason be-
eldea the greater amount of gain ee-
cured for raining crop# that are green
In the summer. The pigs must not be
nave you ever thought of the -dis-
tance you travel when you are out
on an honr’s stroll? Possibly you
walk three miles within the hour, but
thut does not by any means represent
the distance you travel. The earth
turns on Its axis every twenty-four
hours. For the sake of round figures,
we will call the earth’s circumference
24,000 miles, and so you must have 3o_2»
traveled daring the hour', stroll 1.000
ARE YOU SICK?
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Purifies the Blood, Cleanses the Liver,
Clears the Skin, Strengthens the Nerves,
Increases the appetite. For Catarrh,
Scrofula, Scrofulous Humors, Ulcers,
Humora and Pimples on the Face, Constipation, Headache,
Pains in' the Back, and all Blood dissases iron
jm any cause.
13m gum
est.
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scientific Chill, Malaria and Ague
*‘CHIL-LAX’r is the world’s great-
est. Absolutely sure, safeugnd harmless to
the person taking it, yef so extremely fatal
to the malaria germ that in most cases it drives the poison
entirely out of the system in 3 days. A Mild Family Laxative
seated
The New Discovery
For RHEUMATISM and GOUT, deep-
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by Specialists in
apparently
age or condition. Used
evei
Don't waste time wi
:ry quarter of the Globe. Pleasant to taka
ith compounds, cure-alls and liniments
Disease
Cure Your Kidneys
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
which, if neglected, often leads to Bright’s
Disease. KIDNEY FLUSH is s safe, speedy
- and aatialaotory remedy for-long standing
KIDNEY trouble, possessing a wonderful antiseptic power
Snttrnauonol 2>rvg Company,
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OUT AND MAIL TO US
Tb. Berkshire hog* have remark-
able vltaltty and have »tron* dl-
aentlve orsana, enabling them to
aaatmUate food into great gain of
fieab, which la of the hlgheat qual-
ity. They can be fattened at any
age. Berkshire*, are prollho, care-
ful mother*, and good milker*. No
breed excels them for grazing. Ex-
periments ahow they Will produce
800 pound* of meat tom each aera
of clover consumed and doAle that
amount when fed one pound at1
com dally for every IN pound* of
live weight.
mile* In the nxlnl turn of the earth.
But thla Is not all. The earth make*
a Journey around the nun every year,
and a long but rapid trip It la. The
distance of our plnue^ from the aun
we will put nt 92.000.000 miles. Thin
Is the radlun of the earth’s orbit—hnlf
the diameter of the circle, as we call
It. The whole diameter la therefore
184,000.000 miles, nnd the circumfer-
ence, being the diameter multiplied by
8.1416. is shout r.7aooo,ooo,
Thla amazing distance the earth trav-
els tn It* yearly Journey, and dividing
It by 365 we find the dally speed nbont
1,586,00(4 Then we get the distance
yon rode around the snn during your
hour’s walk, divide tpcnln by twenty-
four, and the result Is abont 66.000
miles. But thla la not the end of yotir
hour’s trip. The snn. with Its entire
brood of planets. Is moving in space
st the rate of 100.000.000 miles in n
year. That Is nt the rate of a little
more than 438,000 miles a day, or 18.-
250 miles an hour.
Bo. adding your three miles of leg
travel to the hour’s axial movemeut of
the earth, thla to the earth’s orbital
Journey and that again to the earth’s
excursion with the sun. snd you find
you have traveled
miles.
Close in Farm
Do you want a good
six minutes’ walk of the
Gall at the Tribune offio®J
mat Ion. There’s 100 aofi
cultivation, tenant house,
wind mill, barn and 8-r
donee. Buy this place, and
while your children go tG t
.Al
-- A
Mr. W. 8. Gunealus, a
ing near Fleming, Pa., a
usod Chamberlain’* 0oBo_ 4
and Diarrhoea Remedy
for fourteen years, and
found it to be an e:
and takes pleasure in
ing it. For sale by oil
“I was cured of
dose of Chamberlain’s
and Diarrhoea Remedy,”
E. Gebhardt, Oriole,
nothing better. For sale
dealers.
Don’t you wish you,
graph of your great,j
father? Of oourso y<5
because there wasn’t'
in those days. But y«
grandch lldero can
of yo\i. And you owe j
posterity. There is a
in your town by the |
who is waiting for
studio. See him
in the boor 85.253 | nioe picture.Pbone
mi
jlf
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stunted. If this happens direct loan
cornea from two sources—the pig
makes no gain while In the stnntefi
condition, which la virtually a waste
of all feed given him during that time
and subsequent gain* wilt be less repK.
snd less economical. I
Pigs that are pushed and kept grow-
ing from the start can be marketed at
an earlier age than others. This re-
duces the danger of loss from dlseas*
exactly In proportion as the amount ot
time Is decreased. The l*est feature,
however. Is that it Is not necessary tc
keep them thaough a winter. Hogs dc
not grow tlnring the cold weather—al
least they do not under ordinary form
condition*.
A mighty big factor In securing
growth is to provhle goo*! shade. In
the natural wild state hogs lived In
the shade. The very anatomy of the
body with a layer of fat underneath
the aklu prevents cooling by the proc
ess of sweating. Their breathing on
parity la smaller than otbd farm nnl
main In comparison with their weight.
Every one who has worked with hogs
knows thnt they cannot stand heat.
Better growth and thrift UrtH *<■
cured when pig* are lu small groups
•ml grouped with others of their own
strength and age. One frequent cause
of undented, runty hogs later In tin-
seanon Is that those particular ones
were crowded away from the feed hy
ones nnd prevented from getting
Many a promising
that was farrowed a few
thnn the tnnin part of the
bad all chance of becom-
r,lined ly-pe-
erSnd
yhnre.
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The Tribune. (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 16, 1912, newspaper, August 16, 1912; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth882277/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stephenville Public Library.