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tinue to get worse it may be weil to call the doctor.
When a horse is recovering from sickness or is in need of a tonic, the best is Fowler's soiu- tion of Arsenic. Water your horse from a pail and give him one fluid ounce of Fowier's solu- tion in the drinking water for eight days, tben discontinue for six days and begin for eight days more; each ounce of solution contains five grains of arsenic. The reason for discontinuing is in order that it cannot accumulate too much in the system at one time.
Founder.
If shoo, remove shoes and give one quart of linseed oil and a bran mash with one oz. of nitre. Make swabs of old sacking and keep them on his feet and keep them wet until the inflamation seems to be gone. Rest and time is the best cure.
Spavin, Curb, Ringbone, Splints.
Should be treated with a biister composed of 1% drams of Biniodide of Mercury and one oz. of lard. Rub it into the affected part and in about three days apply a little linseed oil or lard so that the scales will come off easily. If one application does not cure apply again after three weeks.
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336 SO. MAIN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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DRY AND STEAM CLEANING
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National French Cleaning Co.
95 NORTH ACADEMY AVE., PROVO.
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MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, BAGS and SUIT CASES Salt Lake City, Utah
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Binns Thomas, Am Fork, 1A 12 ml NE, rents 50A 5 mi N owned by Alice Moore. Wheat,
oats, potatoes. Fmly 7.
Bird A C, Spgv1, 44A 4 mi SE. Hay, grain. Bird Adelaide, Spgvl, 7A 1 mi E rented to J C Simpkins. Prunes.
Bird Amasa C, Spgvl, 20A 4 mi SE, 20A 3 mi SE. Wheat, peaches. Fmly 7.
Bird C M, Spgvl RFD 1, 100A 4 mi SE, 300A 1/2 mi E. Hay, grain, beets, grazing. Bird D W, Spgvl, 25A 1/2 mi W, 10A 112 mi W. Hay, wheat. Fmly 5. Bird Elmer W, Spgvl, 15A 3 mi SE. Wheat, beets. Fmly 3.
Bird J O, Spgvi, 75A 2 mi E. Beets, alfalfa, range cattle. Fmly 6.
Bird John O, Spgvl, 70A 1 ml W. Hay, grain, beets, cattle. Blrd M W, Spgvl, 4A 3 mi SE. Alfalfa, beets. Fmly 8.
Bird R D, Spgvl RFD 1, 55A 4 mi SE. Wheat, hay, beets.
Bird R G, Spgvl RFD 1, 40A 5 mi SE, rents 30A owned by Bird estate. Wheat, beets, hay. Bird Richard L, Spgvl RFD 1, 40A 4 mi SE, rents 35A owned by Mrs R D Bird. Wheat, hay, beets.
Bird S W, Spgvl RFD 1, 54A 4 mi SE. Hay, grain, beets.
Bird Virgil, Reed and Wm, Spgvl, 30A 2 mi NE. Hay, cattle.
Bird V R, Spgvl RFD 1, 21A 4 mi SE, rents 44A owned by A C Bird. Hay, grain, beets.
Bird W A, Spgvl, TA in, two tracts, rents 10A in Mapleton owned by Swenson. Alfalfa. Bird Wallace, Spgvl, 3A in city limits, 20A in Mapleton. Alfalfa, peaches.
Worms.
A drench composed of three oz. of linseed oil and one oz. of turpentine given twice a day for three days, followed on the third day by a quart of linseed oil will generally remove them.
Cuts or Wounds.
Get the injured surface as clean as possible by washing, and applying a good healing lotion. One composed of 2 drams each of sulphate of zinc and acetate of lead in a pint of water ls about as good as any. This is a good lotion to apply to scratches or cracked heels.
For Ringworm.
On horses or any kind of stock Iodine oint- ment which can be obtained at any drug store is a good cure.
For Fistula.
When everything else seems to fail get some crude petroleum and a syringe having a long nozzie. Insert it in the false membrane and fill with the oil. Do this about every second day and in four. to six weeks it will effect a cure unless it is a bad case and may take longer.
Lice.
Fifty parts of crude petroleum and one part of crude carbolic acid is a sure cure. Should be applied to horses or cattle with a spray. A few gunny sacks soaked in it and wound round a post in the hog lot will soon cure them.
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Bird Walter F, Spgvl, 10A 2 mi E. Beets. Bird W F, Spgvl, 15A In city limits. Beets, Fmly 8. apples, cherrles. Bishop W, Provo RFD 1, 10A 7 mi N. Fruit. Fmly 5. Bishop Willard, Provo, 20A 6 mi NE on State road. Alfalfa, Elberta peaches. Fmly 6. Bissell John A, Spgvl, 18A 112 mi NW. Alfalfa, cattie, beets, wheat. Fmly 7.
Bivans Joseph, Elberta, 30A 4 mi S. Apples, Elberta peaches, cherries. Fmly 2.
Blackett F H, Spgvl, 30A 21 mi SE in Wanrose. Durham cattle, alfalfa, wheat, potatoes. Fmly 7.
Blackett R V, Spgvl, homestead 160A 8 mi SE, rents 5A 1 mi E owned by Jos Bates, 2A in city limits owned by Orem El R R. Tomatoes, alfalfa.
Blackhurst R G, Pl Grove, 65A 1 mi S. Beets, grain, hay. Fmly 4.
Blackhurst J G, Heyburn, Idaho, 40A 1 mi SE Pl Grove. Beets, potatoes, hay. Fmly 7. Blackhurst L G, Pl Grove, 65A 1 mi SE. Beets, grain, potatoes, clover, cattle. Fmly 6. Blake Benj, Pi Grove, 11A 7 blks NW. Hay. Fmly 8.
Blake James T, Provo RFD 1, phone 145-J-3, 60A 5 mi NW. Beets, dalry products, Rhode Island Red chickens. Fmly 3.
Biake Samuel H, Provo RFD 1, Box 62, phone 145-R-1, 59A 5 mi NW. Beets, appies, cherries, milk, cream, grade Holstein cattle. Fmly 4.
Blanchard John W, Spgvl, 4A 1 mi E, rents 6A 2 mi W, 11A Mapleton owned by Blanchard estate. Beets, oats, hay.
For Warts.
Use glaclal acetle acid which will remove them without leaving any soreness if applied every day for a few days.
SHEEP AND CHICKENS.
For WORMS In sheep one oz. gasoline with two ozs. of linseed oil and a little milk all well shaken together and given in the morning after fasting all night Is one of the best remedies.
One of the best cures for cholera in chickens is: give every second morning when fasting some wheat which has been soaked in kerosene in the proportion of one oz. of kerosene to one quart of wheat. For vermin, one of the simplest and best remedies especially for hatching hens or hens raising chicks: an olntment made of one part of mercurial ointment and two parts of lard and applied sparingly round the vent.
PRACTICAL HINTS.
"Pure-bred animals breed true to type; others do not. Cling to animals of known breeding and tried usefulness.
Weight with quality fixes values of draft animals. Don't be afraid of getting them too large. The buyers demand size and are willing
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34 UTAH COUNTY FARMERS AND MERCHANTS DIRECTORY
Bienkey M HI, Payson, 2A In city limits. Rasp. berrics, strawberries. Blixt O J, Santaquin, 3A in city limits. Alfalfa. Blixt Peter O, Santaquin, 15A 1/2 mi NE. Alfaifa, wheat.
Blohn B T, Santaquin, 40A In Goshen Valley. Wheat. i'miy 4.
Blused J, Elberta, 30A 3 mi W Goshen. Eiberta peaches, wheat. Fmly 6.
Boardman Alvin, Provo RFD 1, Box 19, 5A 2 mi W, rents 18A owned by W D Rawson. Rhode Island Greening, Gano and Ben Davis appies, pure bred Brown Leghorn chickens. Fmly 7. Boardman Robert, Provo, 526 S 3 E, 11A 1 mi SE, homestead 40A. Frult, hay.
Boardman Thomas, Provo RFD 2, 4,000A 4 mi SE. Lime and pasture.
Boardner C E, Thistle. Land owner.
Boddison Geo, Am Fork, 1212A 2 ml SE Alpine. Corn, wheat, alfalfa. Fmly 2.
Boel C P, Spgvl, 5A 3 mi SE. Wheat, alfalfa. Boley David, Am Fork, phone 145-J, 14A 6 blks S, 6A 112 mi SE. Potatoes, corn, wild hay. Fmly 7.
Boley Joseph, Am Fork, 85A 112 ml S. Beets, Boley Joseph, Am Fork, 45A 112 mi S. Beets, potatoes.
Bona Elias J, Sp Fork, 45A 2 mi SE Benjamin. Alfalfa, beets.
Bona Davld J, Sp. Fork, 40A 4 mi SW. Alfalfa, wheat, beets. Fmly 6.
Bona Thomas, Sp Fork, 35A 4 ml SW. Alfalfa, wheat. Fmly 5.
Bone Brothers, Lehi, 320A 4 mi NW Lehi, 160A 5 ml N Cedar Fort, 100A 2 mi SW Lehi Meadows, 1.960A 8 mi N Cedar Fort. Graz- Ing land, Hereford cattle, Belgian horses. Berkshire pigs, Turkey Red wheat, blue barley, Silvermine oats. Fmly 3 and Fmly 5.
to pay for it. If a farmer is fortunate enough to produce an eighteen or nineteen-hundred pound horse his proflt is assured.
Breed for delicate Improvement in type rather than a mere Increase in the number of animais. It is hard enough to perpetuate the good qual. ities that an anlmai possesses; why expect the impossible, i. e., the transmittal of absent char- acteristics. Individual selection based on utli. ity is the only safe practice.
Draft foals should grow half their weight the first year; If they do not they rarely make it up later, and It is only with great care and liberal feeding that they are able to make this showing. Keep the colts galning and growing. You will be well paid for the feed they consume.
A roadster foal should show form as a year- ling, and a trained eye should be able to de- tect evidences of speed or promise of develop- ment. Liberal feeding and activity are prime factors. Their growth must not be interfered with nor their exercise halted. Flesh does them no injury if it is put on rightly. On the other hand, scant ratlons dwarf development, and not only decrease slze, but sap vitality and vigor, thus weakening his endurance and stamina. A roadster without staylng qualities is like a cartridge without powder."
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FAMOUS STUDEBAKER CARS
Bone A H, (See Bone Bros). Bone J E, (See Bone Bros).
Bonnett C J, Provo, 763 N 3 E, 12 A 1 mi N. Wheat, potatoes, corn. Fmly 8. Bonnett D J, Provo RFD 2, Box 39, 2A 112 mi NE. Alfalfa, grain. Fmly 6.
Bonnett James, Provo, 782 N 2 E, 1212A 2 ml N. General farming. Wheat.
Booth Robert Ebenezer, Lehi RFD 1, 160A 3 mi E. Dryland wheat, dairy products. Fmly 7. Boren C A. Provo RFD 1, Box 324, 10A 212 mi NW. Vegetables. Fmiy 5.
Borrell J H, Provo, 319 E 1 N, phone 53S-W, 6A 5 ml N. Truck gardening, peaches, apples, pears, cherries. Fmly 5.
Rasp- Boulter A L, Pl Grove, 1A 3 blks W. berrles, peaches, apples, plums. Fmly 4. Boulter John, Pl Grove, 112A 12 mi W. Hay, apples. Fmly 4.
Boulter W A, Pl Grove, RFD 1, Box 26-A, phone 41, 11%A 11% mi S. Beef cattle, ali kinds of meats. Fmly 10.
Bounous Levi, Provo RFD 2, Box 81, 912A 312 mi NE. Peaches, cherries, grapes, raspberries. Fmly 6.
Bourne Alma, Am Fork, 25A 2 mi NE. Beef cattle. Fmly 7.
Bowen B H, Payson, 20A 4 mi W. Beets, wheat, alfalfa. Fmly 6. Bowen Davld C, estate, Sp Fork, 75A 1/2 mi NE. Alfalfa, wild hay. wheat, beets. Fmly 7. Bowen Mrs D C, Sp Fork, 102A 1 ml E. Beets, alfalfa, wheat.
Bowen Ellas L, Sp Fork, 65A 11/2 Mi W. Wheat, heets.
HOG CHOLERA AND WORMS.
The amateur farmer does not need expert advice to enable him to keep his hogs in clean yards and bulldings. Without much scientific knowledge he can see the wisdom of allowing them to range in grass or clover. They need a change of pasture and grounds now and again. It takes only a little systematle effort to provide clean troughs and fresh water. A shed Is needed for shade In summer unless there are trees, and winter pens and yards should be kept in a sanitary condition. All these things count largely In warding off diseases and in making a good quality of pork. The charcoal and wood ashes which are valuable aids to the health of swine, will help to a great extent in warding off cholera. Corn given In a green stage is one of the causes of cholera and this kind of feeding should be avoided.
Young hogs are more susceptible and natur- ally show the first symptoms. One or more of the young ones will be seen to lag behind the others. They refuse their feed, may seem to suf- fer from cold, shiver, will seek their sleeping quarters, be restless and anxious, ears hot and
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Bowen Mrs Harrietta A, Sp Fork, 78A 2 mi N. Beef cattle, oats.
. Bowen J E, Sp Fork, 202A 11% mi W, home- stead 120A. Beets, alfalfa, wheat, oats, bar- ley.
Bowen Mary A, Sp Fork, 11A 2 mi E. Alfalfa. Fmly 6.
Bowen Melvin, Colton. Land owner.
Bowen William, Payson, 13A 3 mi NW. Wheat. Bowen W J, Sp Fork, phone 55-W, 35A S, 65A N, 2A in town. Hay, grain, beets, cattle, horses.
Bower B H, Provo, 285 W 1 S, phone 545, 1012 A 1 mi NW, 5A 1/2 ml SW. Nursery stock, hay, Holland rose trees. Fmly 4.
Bowers Alfred, Sp Fork RFD 2, 15A 6 mi NW, rents 25A owned by H K Bowers. Wheat, alfalfa. Fmly 4.
Bowers Ephraim, Sp Fork RFD 2, 5A 1 mi W, 25A 6 mi NW. Alfalfa, beets, wheat, oats, bar- ley. Fmly 1.
Bowers Hezekiah, Thistle, 25A.
Bowers James, Sp Fork RFD 2, 90A 712 mi NW, 35A 6 mi NW. Wlld hay, alfalfa, wheat, oats, barley. Fmly 2.
Bowers Mrs S, Sp Fork, 5A 12 mi W. Hay. Bowley Joseph, Am Fork, 7A 1 mi S. Beets. Fmly 5.
Boxwell Robt, Goshen, 60A 3 mi SW. Alfalfa, wheat, oats, apples. Fmly 5.
Boyack David D, Sp Fork, 18A 4 mi SE, rents 26A owned by Rachel M Brimhall. Alfalfa, beets, wheat, oats, barley.
Boyack Joseph J, Sp Fork, 30A 11/2 ml N. Alfalfa, beets. Fmly 6.
Boyack P J, Sp Fork, 5A 1 mi NW. Alfalfa. Fmly 7.
lopped down; back may be arched; they may stand crossed-legged, and when they walk may do so with an uncertain wabbling gait; in fact they may seem to be paralyzed in their hind quarters, and when handled may emit a peculiar squeal.
Diarrhoea or constipation may be present, but in most cases diarrhoea with blood stalned feces will follow constipation as food becomes decom- posed in the intestines. Breathing or respiration is hurried and the animal may show signs of pain. Skin leslons present themselves in the form of small dark red or purple spots on the abdomen, inner side of the thighs or under the arms.
Visitation of neighbors carrying the micro- organism on their shoes from infected herds to uninfected herds are responsible for 33 per cent of the outbreaks; birds carry the infection of 27.5 per cent of the outbreaks; dogs are respon- sible for 6.5 per cent of the outbreaks; streams and irrigation ditches are responsible for 8 per cent of the outbreaks; hogs on adjoining places for 4.5 per cent of the outbreaks; new stock from infected sources for 10 per cent of the outbreaks, and other sources 6.5 per cent of the outbreaks.
In the treatment of hog cholera, some authori- ties have stated that there is only one method of treatment, The Dorset Niles Method of Im-
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Boyack R B, Sp Fork, 25A 2 mi NW. Alfalfa, beets, wheat, oats. 1 Boyce Peter, Provo, RFD 2, Box 102, phone 193-R-3, 90A 3 mi N. Hay, grain, cattle. Boyd Geo, Am Fork, 3A 12 mi N. Alfalfa. . Fmly 4.
Boyd George A, Tucker, SOA.
Boyer E M, Spgvl, '20A 2 mi N, rented to W A Boyer. Wild oats, alfalfa.
Boyer J S Jr, Spgvl, phone 118-J, 5A in city limits, 20A SW, 10A 1/2 mi W, rents 15A owned by Polly Kirtman. Raspberries, strawberries, beets, celery, dairy products. Fmly 8.
Boyer M A, Spgvl, 40A 11% mi SE. Graln, beets, vegetables, hay.
Boyer W A, Spgvl, 22A 1 mi N. Hay, grain, wheat, peaches.
Boyer W A, Spgvl, rents 20A 2 mi N owned by E M Boyer. Wild oats, alfalfa.
Boyle E, Payson, 2A In city limits. Hay. Boyle John T, Payson, 70A 4 mi NW. Hay, peaches, wheat, beets, oats. Fmly 7.
Bradford A C, Sp Fork, 40A 11% mi E. Hay, beets.
Bradford G, Sp Fork, 20A 11% mi E. Hay, beets. Bradford George, Sp Fork, 30A 11% mi NW Benjamin. Wheat, beets.
Bradford Pleasant, Spgvl, phone 3-M, 37A 1 mi S. Beets, alfalfa, wheat, oats, cattle. Fmly 8. Bradford Robt J, Sp Fork, phone 3-J, 20A 3 ml SE Spgvl, rents 15A owned by Sylvester Bradford. Beets, alfalfa, wheat. Fmly 8.
Bradford R S, Sp Fork, 45A 2 mi E. Beets, hay, grain, fruit.
munization. This statement accepted by the farmer in its literal meaning has undoubtedly cost the farmers many millions of dollars. In all infectious contagious diseases sanitation comes first. And if hog cholera symptoms ap- pear in your herd it is advisable to call the state veterinarian.
To keep up-to-date with the hog cholera treat- ment, write to the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., for their latest bulletins on the subject.
For worms in hogs the simplest cure is: . just after they are weaned give in some slop three mornings in succession after having fasted all night and before they have any other food, quarter of an ounce of turpentine for each 100 pounds of weight of hogs. Repeat this every two months and you will have no bother from worms. Throw your small coal and slack in the hog lot where your hogs can get It; they need the sulphur and iron that is in it. If your little pigs are suffering from diarrhoea give the sow half a teaspoonful of baking soda and half a teaspoonful of sulphur mixed together in the food.
The Kentucky experiment station suggests the following formula for worms:
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Bradford Roy, Sp Fork, 65A 1 mi S. Beets, grazing land. Fmly 9. Bradford Sylvester, Sp Fork, phone 3-J, 36A 14 mi S. Bects, wheat, alfalfa. Fmly 1. Brailsford Chas, Spgvl, 4A 1/2 mi E. Garden truck, peaches. Fmly 3. Brailsford James, Spgvl, 3A in city limits, 11A on Mapleton Bench. Alfalfa.
Brailsford John, Spgvl, 7A 1/2 mi E. Alfalfa, poultry. Fmly 6.
Braithwaite John, Sp Fork, phone 90-J, 40A 212 mi S. Beets, wheat. Fmly 6.
Braithwaite Lynes, Sp Fork, 22A 12 mi E. Alfalfa, Tamworth hogs. Braithwaite Willard, Sp Fork, 1A 2 mi E, rents 70A owned by Joseph Hanson. Beets, alfalfa, wheat. Fmly 6.
Brammall C D, Spgvl, 8A in city limits. Beets, hay.
Brammall Susan A, Spgvl, 13A 1 mi SE, 6A 1 mi W. Wheat, alfalfa, beets. Fmly 1.
Brammall Wm S, Spgvl, 7A, rents 19A 112 mi SE owned by Mrs Sam'l Brammall. Alfalfa, wheat, oats. Fmly 6.
Bray C R, Provo, 599 N 6 W, 1A 212 mi NW, rents 21A adj owned by C H Hailes. Wheat, potatoes, Elberta peaches. Fmly 6. Bray Earl, Provo RFD 1, rents 10A 3 mi NW owned by Kate Caffer, Pocatello, Idaho. Peaches, apples, cherries. Fmly 5.
Breams John, Lehi RFD 1, 9A 1 mi N, rents 9A owned by Wm Herron. Silver Club wheat, oats, alfalfa, Idaho Rural potatoes. Fmly 10.
Brereton Austin, Provo RFD 2, Box 75, 7A 3 mi NE. Hay, grain, fruits. Fmly 7. Brereton Elmo, Provo RFD 2, 1A 314 mi NE. Vegetables. Fmly 4.
Santonin, 21/2 grains; areca, 1 dram; calomel, 1 dram; sodium carbonate, 1 dram.
This is sufficient quantity for cach 100 pounds of live weight. Starve hogs twelve to twenty. four hours, then give the proper dosc in slops or moist food. Next morning give each hog one tablespoon epsom salts.
HINTS FOR CARE AND BREEDING OF LIVE STOCK.
"The breeding of live stock is an art. Live stock farming is even more, for not only does this practice measure agricultural progress and development, but it preserves the wealth of farming sections and is the direct cause of con- tinued prosperity for the tillers of the soil. The country in general, the East in particular, is surely learning this lesson. The present in- terest and activity toward a revival of live stock feeding and breeding operations suggests that progressive farmers recognize the necessity of producing not only an increased number of farm animals, but more useful and marketable specimens as well. This is true for two rea- sons. First, the landowners demand that the fertility of the soil be maintained and added to rather than exhausted; and second, the ten. ant, in order to live and prosper, must have
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Brereton R E, Provo RFD 2, Box 67, 2A 212 mi NE. Raspberries, vegetables. Fmly 8.
Brereton R W, Provo, 607 N 2 E, phone 403-J, 74A 3 mi N. General farming, peaches, apples, hay, beets. Fmly 3.
Bresee Charles, Provo RFD 2, Box 220, rents 11A 2 mi SW owned by T W Duke. Beets, grain, potatoes. Fmly 5.
Briggs Eugene, Lehi RFD 1, rents 29A 2 mi NE owned by Jessie Smith, 30A 1 mi E owned by Annie Green. Calif. Club wheat, Russian White oats, Idaho Rural and Russet potatoes, alfalfa and alfalfa seed, pure bred Durham cattle, pure bred Poland China hogs, White Leghorn chickens. Fmly 6.
Briggs Isaac, Sp Fork, 43A 1 mi NE. Cattle. hay, grain, beets, horses.
Briggs Sam'l. Lehi, 30A 12 mi W. Turkey Red and Calif. Club wheat, alfalfa, red top, beets, Minorca chickens. Fmly 2.
Briggs Walter, Sp Fork, rents 55A owned by Jack Bell. Beets, alfalfa, wheat oats. Brimhall E M, estate, Sp Fork, 840A, homestead 320A. Grain, hay.
Brimhall Geo H, Pres B Y University, Provo, 287 E 1 N, phone 682. Fmly 8. (See Brimhall & Keeler).
Brimhall & Keeler, (See G H & J B), 830A 3 mi W Benjamin, 35A 7 mi NW Provo. Hay, grain, pasturage.
Brimhall Wm, Payson, 3A 1 mi SW. Milk, peaches, apples. Fmly 7. Bringhurst Bishop J F, County Comnr, S vl, phone 121, 50A 3 mi W. Beets, hay, grain.
salable live stock or their products that he can market at a reasonable profit.
The average farmer does not recognize the real importance of using pure-bred sires poss- essed of good breeding and outstanding indi- viduality; he does not realize the dangers ano disadvantages of indiscriminate mating, but rather is content to chance improvement by mixing breeds, mating relatives, using immature sires regardless of their shallow blood lines and in spite of their very evident lack of individual excellence and prepotency; and, he gives little attention in the selection of brood mares, thus relying too much on the sire for improvement. Even though the slres used may be of known breeding, the tendency is to mate them with mares of vastly different conformation and of questionable usefulness or soundness. Far too often a mare is bred because she is a "switcher," or has other vicious habits or unsoundness that disqualify her from work or market. Further. more, underfeeding of young, growing animals is apt to accompany high-priced farm products, and with a scarcity of labor there is apt to be less care and attention to the youngsters than is necessary for proper growth and development.
Large, roomy, well-formed mares should be
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