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in competition. Like the ether
grMn vegetaBlee, It Is rleh In
the mineral elements ef feed.
but MnUlm little fleeh and-f
hat making material. Tha imn
ral elomentt art aa neeeeeary
at tha athar eenttltutnU af
food; Ufa eeuld nat ha sup
ported without thtm. Tha want
of a tingle mlnaral element, aa
Iron or sodium, may areduee
terlaua raaulta. Tha mlnarala
to bo assimilated, mutt be In or
ganised form at thay art In
vegetable ana thay ara mora
or lest precipitated by haat and
are thrown out In tha water, If
no chtmloat change la effected
ty heat, aa thara It, especially
In eabbage. Thtroforo, lettuaa
ar cabbaft, uncooked, la prefer
ablo. Thota ara baat aatan
alona or with fruit, In tha morning.
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t waa Introduced by particular re
quest to Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, a pret
ty little woman, a flirt and a rattle;
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abould think unequaled and of wblcb
I can convey no Idea. She told me abe
liked "silent, melancholy men." I an
twered that I had no doubt of It.
Latter of Benjamin Disraeli to his sister.
PROGRESS OF DRY FARMING
There Who, Followed Scientific Math
ode Last Year Had Good Crops
Othara Made Failures.
Br W. C. PAt-MKIt, North Dakota.)
The opposition to tho name "Dry
Fanning" Is dying out In North Da
kota. Tha dry weather which charac
terised tha last crop year has been
a good school master. Those who had
followed the dry farming methods had
good crops, while those who had not
often did not have crop enough to be
worth while cutting. It looked queer
to see a field of grain on one field that
would go 80 bushels per acre and tha
nest one go four or five, both having
had the same rainfall, tt la not hard
to understand, thouch. The evapora
tion from a water surface Is 30 Inches
la the state during tho spring and
summer months. This Is more than
the rainfall for a whole year amounts
to, which In the slate varies from 16
to 14 Inches. To have any left for the
crops It la plainly neceesarx to take
steps to save the moisture. Those who
had grown corn and potatoes, who had
disked after cutting tho grain, who
had summer fallowed, who had plowed
under clover or added organic matter
to the toll that Is, where It had been
done In accord with dry farming prin
ciples had from fair to very good
crops this year. It Is generally con
ceded that If there had been a two
Inch rainfall at tho critical time, good
crops would have been fissured all
over the atate. Dy cultivation, this
could very easily have been aaved,
and more, too.
At farmers' Institutes there Is more
call for talks on dry farming than any
other subject. The question often
comes In this way: "What shall I do
to be ready for a dry year?"
While some real estate men are
opposed to tho term "dry farming,"
yet the putting Into practice of
these principles Is what will asaure
the fanner of a crop every year, at
loaat aa far as moisture Is concerned.
It Is those who practiced dry farming
methods laa year that have demon
strated what the state can do In a dry
year. They have been the salt of the
earth.
CARE IN SELECTING CROPS
Those That Will Mature Early Should
Ba Chosen for Dry Farming Tur
key Red Wheat Leads.
The careful selection of crcps and
seed Is necessary for success In dry
farming. Crnpn must bo chosen that
wltl mature early.. Turkey Red wheat
has nreragrd a yield of better tbnn
thirty bushels to the acre for twenty
years, giving it easily the first place
as a dry land crop In this state, saya
the Denver Held and Farm. Other
promising dry land crops nre hulteas
barley, th earliest fairing crop to ma
ture; macaroni whent, a spring crop
which matures early, but for which
the market Is uncertain; some early
maturing oats, the Six Day variety
for Instance, although oats are not an
especially strong dry land crop. Corn
requires constant cultivation and rela
tively but little moisture and can take
the place of summer fallowing aa soon
as proper varieties are developed.
White Australian is the most satisfac
tory thus far discovered, but It lacks
In feeding quality. Alfalfa and Can
ada field peas, which put nitrogen Into
the soil for the grain crops and which
will mature a good yield with little
moisture, are very valuable. Broom
corn Is coming on as something of a
dry crop, while first rank must be
given to thenon-saccharlno sorghums,
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Poultry Raising in Oklahoma
B9 PROF, V. R MeBRIDE
Poultry man
OKLAHOMA A. M. COLLEGE, STILLWATER
Oklahoma offers a broad open field
for all branches of poultry culture.
With our mild winters batching may
hi, riium ni nnv time which makes pos
sible the production of early broilers
for the top price. The A. ft M. College
has established a email pouiiry im
and Is demonstrating some of the more
important fncts and achievements un
dor Oklahoma conditions
One of the first and most Important
mipstlnnn In noultrr culture Is the pro
ductions of strong germed eggs for
hatching, we-mlnht say fertile eggs but
simply fertile does not mean much A
wenk-gcrmed egg v. HI batch a weak
chick If it hatches at all and by giv
ing such a chick special care and at
tention It may rench maturity Thero
is consequently a possibility that It
may reach maturity. There is conue
quently a possibility that It might be
used for a breeder tho following sea
sou ond thus there may be n speedy
lowering of the vitality of the Hock
If weak-germed eggs nre used for
hntchlng the result wilt be a number
of dead germs nt different stages o(
development and a largo per cent alter
the lfith day of Incubation, some may
continue to develop until the 20tli day
and possibly pip the shell and get no
farther. Such are oftcc the ones
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Catch the Idea t
evidence eggs might be injured by re
maining 'under auch hen for even a
few hours. ,
Eggs may hatch after two or even
three weeka old but every day will
reduce the vitality. By keeping oiks
In a temperature of about 60 degrees
and turning every other day deterior
ation may be reduced to a mlalnam.
There Is no longer any question but
that the modern method of artificial
Incubation has mauy advantages, oveu
In Oklahoma, over the natural ay.
We can hatch our chicks whou we are
ready and not Iocs valuable time wait
Ing for broody hens. We do not baulk
a nest full of lice and mites to prey
on the little fellows as toon aa they
are out.
In operating an incubator the mtuu
factuicr's directions should bo follow
ed to the letter, different machines ra
I constructed after dlfforent plana thfre
, fore 110 tixed rules can bo laid donu
. for handling nil kinds. H "
I The best location for an Incubator
is In a welt ventilated dry celtar, yet
good hntchlng can be done la an ordi
nary living room thai has no artlflct&l
heat. An even temperature It more
easily maintained In the egg chamber
it the vurlatlon of temperature In the
room Is not great.
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NEW POULTRY HOUSE TYPE US ZD AT A. A f. COLLCGI.
helped by come klnd-licxrlcd poultry When (he ctgs begin lo pip It to)
keeper. To repay this kindness tlu-so mL. '-nri. ,, u,v luooder, (hen lf
weak chicks may develop Into half- the time Hie chicks are twelve hour
clad homely specimens weighing about , 0,d , ren(, fur (hem Chck( iBOu(
broilers. Helping these chicks out j nour8 0,J- hoT he nrst '
of the shell Is nothing short of Inviting fita' ''"""I crumbs are good. Clean
trouble, since they nlwaya lack ltallty drinking water' and chick grit or eend
and at the least provocation will de-. should be furnished them at all timet,
velop a case of bowel trouble. After a few days old some of the pre
Wo have found that some of the j l"red chick foods on tho market give
principal causes of weak-germed eggs Bd results, or a mixture of cracked
are cloee confinement of breeding Braln consisting of three parts water,
stock, poorly ventilated poultry houses. wo corn, one oatmeal, makes a good
In nntl in luprdlni; without reuard 1 'ood. Pulverized charcoal should be
j to oonstliutioni'l lgor, Improper foods 1 kel'1 ufr thicks at all limes, It
r.tid forcing hens for hcay egg pro
duction. The manner In which eggs nre cared
for beforo incubation will grenly In
fluence the hatching. They should be
gathered at least twice each day. In
the early part of the season there it
danger of chilling If allowed to remain
out of doors any great length of tlmo
and later wher the broody hcu Is In
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Is a good preventative of bowel
trouble.
""A great many chick ailments are
aggravated by the use of Impure drink.
Ing water or unclean vessels. Drink
Ing vessels should be ashed ewEj
day and scalded onco a week, BpeSKf
care In this matter will have a great
Influence on the health and develop
meut of the chick.
In the first, the toes are turned eut,
savn (he Orange Judd farmer. The
mlildlo ptcture showa lnkaeed atti
tude, ami the third shows ln-iursed
lues. "Whether standing or traveling,
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the appearance Is uatle t and
gate against values.
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