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'A '' • ..., p 0 .. .• p 4. - , /i/ 4 \ • ! , 1 , el f0' GEYSER, MON Protter-Housing for • • bet ween, and similar forms intended I o afford the greatest peeeible amoent of' Successful Hog ,Raisin'g.---th Kiii\- w 1 nd. The\ in order fro present t fic • 'trout tottffer• :big from foul air t ru 'melt an ese Thereve t ee many types of large housee, tensis e vent Hating.. that the but the simpler ones are ugually the luoldine ' no war I fit had been The Oregon AgricnItural College has, been preaching hoge to the farmers ol the Nprtbwest for iniveial years. in an Ortlein by Jatnes-E. Witlyeembe, director of experiniesttal,enithi• Work', in Wept, the claiid made that 0,666,boo 'ik'orf of I've hogs( were shipped hdo,the north- west last year. Ilia article is repro- Vises and door opening to the outelde. tun \ HI a laufslinff • • e pro% ided with dueetl; and carries with it a meesage not This 'door should be full height. Do o rs artindal he\\ 1 \\tiil l i fal\tain a at- only for the farmers of Oregon but also Just high enough to adthit the hob; are sta(4 ' n 'Y e\\ l a t tm t aY's between cold a eAsanee. There should he tie passage. , air anti foul air the cols -Air is the leseer (Cr those of Montana; way for hogs through inhich the attend- i evii • Hogs are correctly classed as \wort- A perfect floor for a hog house is yet gage lifters,\ and after they have lifted ant cannoe pass with ease. Each pen! to be discovered. Concrete is clean, son - should be connected on the inside with a all the mortgages, from the farms they itary and durable, but is cold—entirely feed alley, so that the feeding may ue eats - will driest in building up more modern has - -^ P1' . 3, 1914 NO. 25 ' WE OFFER Y,011 A POLICY of flee insurance at a very reasonable cost. Better have us issue you one this very day. You are as likely as any one else to have a fire and your turn may come tonight. The pitcher that 'goes often to the well is sure to be broken. If you keep on putting off the fire insurance question you are apt to be \broke\ too. Plenty have. FRESEMAN & MOODY. get a start without investing any capital in buildings. Where the industry is con- ducted upon a large seals and is expeetesi to be more or less permanent such make- shifts are usually unsatisfactory. They are inconvenient and generally unsani- tary; hence success in the Industry with- out proper buildings is scarcely to be ex- pected. Hog houses are of two classes— the large or centralized, and the individ- ual, or colony house. The former is in- tended to shelter the entire herd, while the latter aceornolates only one sow and, her litter, and thus necessitates as many houses as there art sows. ,e - better. Each me s as in the herd should be more simply eonsti t ,q e . \ provided with a tightly boarded pen in- they have waisted tsjg ad° ett , ther•honals.-!Eisea' pen should be be distinctly suitlerasp • limit th the wnettill? about 8x10 feet, and should have win - other words, : hey. It must Oat there la a Qt may WU- „. . too much to 'be aatisfaelory. An over- hygene; oho e an undellstanding done under cover and without the 'teen's - farm houses and contribute more to the of hoards is somelimea put on the kimisledge of textiles, laundry work, general uptiuilding of a rural community situ of entering tlfe• pens. There should ma y be a door f the pen into the alley, concrete in the sleeping pene, 1 but this future pleniting.atid care of children; stito this* perhaps any other animal upon the is no better than the plan board floor, hese warned the loosen' Of the proper farm Inview of . the fact that the hog, and if this door .C1111 be • of the saute an that it will swing and much more expensive. Boards are . spenditure of wealth, time and money; wbon, properly bandied, is a kroiltahle w idth SS th e alley, elle waist, as Ruskin deseribeof it. aeons to chew the alley, so nitwit the lati ' vr harli to ke°1 \' \ \' \\1 rot out \ Ild stair*, it l'if somewhat of a myitery why farmers ht the northwest have not given better. On the outsith• there should be ntluieklY. hut are quite comfortable fur \A hoow ti thet you can entirele enjo% tam eunneeted with the ins \ the he., , For western Oregon and and neseage; 'but which pet Will not be more attentiorr.to the growingof swine, a small NVashington the two-inch floors are tee- . proud of exeept as you tusks it charm Market value& for some tune havs been pen, at least as large as can be mad'e unintended. The Small outside pens Mg in its modesty.\ lory encouraging in fact, the local sup- 1 without too great an expense. In west - eked,' lw illooreil with the sanw tketer• I It shall he the 01411'111W of the new ply .dotts pot by any means meet the ern Oregon and western Washington, tlie demand. long wintt•r rains make it tweeoteare to itiel the Hoer wade coutintiolna with• &pertinent just orgetsirsel to come dir- e I t hat of the inside pen. The cot ite floor ', et ly to your community if you so de• floor this out side pen ; hence it must It is estimated that s ,$41,000,000 worth! shoed(' have four inshes slope from the s'a-c, and to bring to you the beat that of live hogs have been brought to the necessarily be quite small. •In eastern. center. Where the ground is well drain. I.e. college ea , to (Oct along the line el northwest- during the past year. This 1 Oregon and eastern ‘vsshingl Ins \nen pens tel and the hogs are not too closely cons taster economies Gaining, the &lentos. of would seem to be almost a travesty upon flooring is not required, and the fined, a dirt floor will do very well. It home -making or right living. You will the agriculture of this state, when we may therefore be quite large, even large Vi much less expensive and triudi war- !rs. given in s laief`spaee of time what eonelder the abundant opportunities for enough to be called pastures. If the 4 mer than any sort of artificial floor. •tt would tak • st ti %becks. or et -en months the ,eiroaollaieal,production of swine. Mar. house cam be built adjoining a good al- , Where hogs are nllowed eoneiderabSe te. learn at tell ege You will be rile. n ket, condition's. promise- to be good for . falfa field part of the pens could -be - freedom they will usually leave ,thei information that colkge Men and wo- Rome time. The lerge and modern pack. made about an acre in size and the re - is not doppings outside of the house, and thus men have spent years of study in deter - ways be an active faetor in maintaining 'necessary, however, to have a separate ieg. One at the end of the 5111111e may The 'hurt course in a seboo 'where a a staple market for - all hogs produced i pasture for each sow. partitioned off for lite storage of regulsr class aseeniblett for Ilse hours in the northwest ThinCtile farmer may i . In order to best meet 'the requieements i t ' e daily for from two to five diets, itecorol• have little feat - as to the ultimate out. Bet forth above, and at the (iallietinte •14411 ' - come of the industry. . layake the cost of the building as small I 'flue small individual houseitare largely Mg to whet the voininutiiiy desires RIIII used in the corn belt, where there Is van support: Lesture work is given Success in growing baipt-istne• Calk 0 41 01 pulleible, the house inay best be eon- _,,, much danger from • disease, especially frir ' , harts; demonatrations are Rhea pend upon the expenditure. of ri barge strutted ' of what is colihnorly °tiled cholera. By having a number of these byq4Mtiteacher and notes taken by the suns a tannit y , o n bip i ti mk . n ev e r thel e s s \box\ construction; that is, the wails bousea . in different pens any outbreak chi* eP.....1111/Detellt interest is stalls, they slicoulcY Ise kepi \iethrsiltale . aii - d not aia ituido of' common lumber nailed ver- _ , , .. .,. e eilly framing required is a of disease will be confined to one lot, the Tung- from four to five dolly i be exposed to cold and rein.. 'rime liog is tkally. 'in and will not effect the entire herd. . voted to a program especially iota perliaps the most senaitive to cold of all 2x4 scantling crosswise at the top. hot- • farm animals. On many farms there are torn and center, together with a similar old sfireds or other- unwed buildings , scanning placed upright on each side of which may be made to shelter a few the doors. In western Oregon the cracks Greetings to the 'SS omen or Montana: meet the expense involved. Tickets are sows and thus enable the beginner to needonot to be batten e d unless on the ex- The Extension Service of the Montana euld, the usual price of which is (rani posed side, and then only rarely. The State College of Agriculture and Mt.- S1-00 to $1.50 for the entire course, om house will he entliciently warm without chunk Arts ha- reeently added 11 It , 25 rents for single nthuiro•ion. The local ballene and will be motel, better len- Economies Ih•partment. This depart - people fix the price. tilated, and ventilation is quite a prub- merit was organized for you. fled you Thre -day lionie Economicn Short Coarse km in the rainy winters of western Ore- might be given the privilege of sharing gun anti Washington, as th e a ir scene , t o we b opportunities Ws are offered iii the circulate slowly in the dump weather. Hoene tcomonties Department at (he Col - 'In eastern Oregon and Washington the leee. to girls of school age. I The people of the commttnity where SCHOOL FOR HOME -MAKERS the short course is conducted initially Program First year program. Nionolay, 9: 114. nu—Study of food principles. Planning of well balanced 'cracks shoult he battened, in most eases. I Indy a comparatively small pereenr meal*. Demonetration table setting. Dc - It is not necessary to make the house tag . * of women receive training in home uttmetration cooking ovals and othet ;warmer than this, however, as additional i•conotnies„ the science that makes more starchy temda. ; . warmth cannot be secured except at the efficient home -makers. Successful home- . raeaday, limo a. m. __ Iinive plann i ng. rxpense of fresh Air. Wealthy storkinen makers are those who know the under- decoration and furnishing. 'sometimes build helms of stone, con. lying principlo-s governing tlie food prole 2,t5t p. Dinat. „,,,, ration.br .,, ad mak. lerete, brick double boards with sawdust leis home :salutation. I nureing and ing. quick bread, et Study of bread School! School! School! Now is the opportune time for mothers to select fabrics for childff., ren's school dresses. We have a line of goods suitable for school wear that mothers of good taste will appreciate. Fabrics that give long service and cannot hke excelled in style. The varieties of pat- terns have never been so great, nor the price so reasonable. New materials are arriving very fast and will be on display. BOYS WILL BE BOYS And anyone who has to- buy for them knows what that means. The very be clothes made, last none too long—nothing but cast iron could resist the wear the average boy gives his clothes. The better suits are made, the cheaper they are in the end. Our Suits Never go Back on the Boys! Coughlin Bros. & Go. soots. card end brea.I ednesday. 1I: a. in.- Mueele build- ing foods- milk and eggs. Deroomostrst- ion-reeking i'.h liii ohs ing the noe of milk sod eggs. p. 'Thome management. Care of children. I Anyone interested in a keine-makers' *short course can obtain additional in. ( formation faun the Extension Office, Agricultural College, Bozeman. MILK CANS SHOULD BE JACKETED i The Dairy Diu has just 1-0111pleteil a series of tests on the eltengt• in tem- perature of milk vans during trans. Iv made in shipping milk cooled to .111 hat! learned (list it will be great or small degrees- in these ease ,, the ran\ `very just in proportion to its ability to keep at in nit opt it truck WW1 no covering to iii touch with the farmers in . the territory shield them loom the dirt et rays of the tributary to it. , 1.4111. The milli was hauled is distance of maintain this supremacy of etntu. /3 Mill's, All alAeragy air tempera - try life, •Moidamt•is hest crop', our hose lure durieg the trip 11 aS dt•grees. mei girls must not be neglected. Life on The experiutt i ett /showed that the elms the Montana farm must- be kept attrac- ting were hair -quilt jacketed showed lose mos it now is, with first class school* rise of only 6 1-2 degrees in three hours alum think wpm wiped with t Loris in the temperature .; -of the milk. The tile result bi all. _Reno , , grudge nor we_ d ill s l o d erel li n ie se r i tti p tfil ul b iti O e f al llde pe ia r l 6v O lin ha i rac or te r r e : gu ith u i s n: showed a milk temperature of' IS • 1-2 ill the same period or a rise of 8 1-2 i ii h ie olkbi litt r e r 4I ret ikr.°4 1 m.ive9 to n :L e tele oe the te do : ape of degrees. 'The 'milk in the ititjaeketed ,, e cans rose in three hems to 18 1-2, or a \ payments made from the stirred fund provided to prepare these future rise of 28 1-2 degrees. It is obvious from these figures that i cit , /zens for life in Montan*. it pays to jacket the can, in order to There is nation wide movement look - maintain a low temperature during trans- ing towaiii-vv,larger unit kw the atimin- porta t ion. istering the rural schools, and after 'ferring con- with the leaders of educational thought in this state I have become con- vinced that sortie is i uch change here . will replt in a great edgeatioual uplift. Such eltatige woolld etalble o kindle eur settee] elixir, in it more bueittess like Manner and to provtle (untie aullieient for practical hIghsellool work, so that Int - titers would not he toitipelled to setel their children sw,4,4 from home at the meat. critical timt life, rent . the farm or sell out and mote fri town., in enter to seeure etheational advantage for the children. School money, should be &por- tioned in a way that would give every child in the state his full share of op- of•way , of a railroad or on the dry -land portunity, whether he lived on a t t h id e r e i d g t h li t ti (*gni forty utiles away. State euperintendents should be employed tat an ellieieney basis, eily superin- tendents are 11.111' employed. iit order to eke the boy or gisl front the ram+ home as good supersision am' as good a helmet as his city cousin haft. -Ilefiroing that tiotse good thing.s will atay with US Or C0111.! ill OS to thlu exent that we retail' or again Require the 'titbit of meeting together, disetteming common interests and coming to a mut- ual understanifing, I, S. V. Stewart, as governur of the stale of Niontaria, (10, hereby desitoomte and set amid Friola• • Ortober 9, 191 1 as Rural Life Day FARMERS ATTENTION A County Exchange List The Idea. Alan.; times I sin a•-ke.1. Do you know of any 01142 WhI) 111lb good seed oats for sake, and ttgein another will ask if I know- of enyonc who woods to buy his oat seed. Very ofttn in on , della . tratrei,,I „meet peep/a_ who have hogs for sale, calves, cows and eounth:ii other things for exchange, and not a great distance away I meet WU IVII(` are seeking to buy these very things. The Plan These people may be brought to• goiter, the buyer and seller, by means of tmexchange %%herr those Arlie litive things (tor sale (or exchenge tan list them oft paper, which eau. Is, north. up eaeh numth, or as often 14i netessite- ted and sent to as malty Stritars as pus zsble. The Operation „ loth will be the rust publication. Those mho have stuff for Kale or exchenge drop me a poetal card at Great Falls immedintely. State whet - you have, kind, location, and youtename. I will arrange this on paper, unino.gropli it and send it out in one emit envelopes too eat+ 1 get. f tillers who ale in te res t e d a nt 143nt to reecho the liM, send nor your imnir 1111.I 1 tieggestite programs that can be The Expense chasms) or modifier) sill be !tent by the ‘‘ loe - l000ne by in , i s Mils-rititelli.lellt oof publie instruction, and free Ito you. 1 tinst lluot in este y -.41001 110114P ill Remarks this stale teachers, trustees, pupils and rois is an experiment in this eosin- patrons will come together. eat from a ty; its success will depend on your sup. common table, and, face to face as port an dinterest. It is entirely for friends and neighbors, talk over things your good. If you like the ides, talk it that, will hasten the day when Montana. up, send in your name HMI address for' will \ famed for its men • its women list. The Geyser Thin, seller- and its eplenolid in as it has misty fOrrglO'S is hat remote rati on tImv berm and is nose honored for ise material et here ise might rreei‘e and lire print topporttotoilif.9 aud reskoarees- - ing this not it's' to help their sultserilwrs tim in a big liparleol is It. Itlanehard, portation from the farm In the Coll miner. County Agriculturist, Crest A CHICAGO PIANIST COMING TO MONTANA lieset teats eSlablishell the impe s ttiee (41 jaoketing vans of milk with no11144 31) propriate insoilating materiod. It has been (stoned that milk that has ; he sent i.nly short distatters ..r pre i (eased for ol11 . 1 a few • Mould main S. Stewart. issued a proclamation (le- Ensil Liebling rind its Berlin with Mint- taill 3 temperature of les , lloaci fifty 111- ,•1,116117: Frhhouy 11,1,01.e r •• ice Arcot (OM Vlb9 for Sixteen years Ise.. gios•-• rAels at these. tempelatotro, lily.\ lb: loges that. ineel,l og , lu, 14.4 4,0111e bRete W mu lia ill ltip and ly CO W H 'W e ill ill very sehool 11011,11. that pro• seliwyn. has itat ' i ' d ‘.m year ' s .i° e \ x s p K e i r ' 4' ience ' ,: the souring of the milk, but the increase grams be arranged that 'a -ill have a ten- teacher in conservatory and concert per - is slow and during the few hours no r dancy fa hasten the ilay v. -hen the Tress- ' Gamier nod will prove most valuable at ,. The College of Mmattona at Deer (Aviv wth a strong tuniical department has Rural Life 1)ay serture.1 uss pioniO for the venting sear a very ace [dished intisirian Miss Eli- Tin- f4a-e part of last week P (overnor 1„.(I I M. sehw n of l'-hirmg\. She r\ - famed for 'OS 111011 at present for it -t Th.• t ion ily to the son, the temperature of to -ought Mum\ rul.\- \\'i \\ 311 \ Gs milk begins to rise very 'rapidly, and ihe tropics of whielt every loyal eitizen Of course the girl, know that they cry prevent its, sl Id he taken to to just 1% prima. Th.. N101001110 farmer alma' almust the cad ire mlovking when kro-ft it foitt being is is, toy the otil(tfole i. Weir .41 eser v here. Ile is tenet/ hey (stied) fill H S111111111er istr. That is the mid antlered and ttttt reil, Ilet,1 even the maser, telif they hasn't widened the 11/11i4 . 1\ 11 1 series of svprinteuls was recent- ely with it, owe arietoeratie tendentsiee„altirte s etpy. • lo the ranks of Mentana s musks I a ri let s. LOKI: M'LIJKE SAYS when is nn'n 1\s \I' an \ lllll RH\ Lus- iuii-u( lie (weer pi -k , efo it Welf1e olle 1111111 he Mlle.. This wola.1 iW a 1t hole lot better e - try if the refortiteis would take lait etoomgh time to • .1 their nail l)iI'-tji,I'S 11.`/S1 to tea -hi sexual kneel/Age in the qehreit., t o ;Willi e ha topy Marriages IS 10 1(. 8 .4 1 on s e lfi,h- ronills will noeiir. A tempera- lire State will be 0 4 1,11.• well below fifty degrees, howeser,'and %%omen as it ie m aterially decrea.es the rate of hae• !Monodic., resonro, leo ad growth. 'no tile other liana. where milk is to -From 1'..ast to West :11.ontiona i S Nul- ls. -hipped hong dislano•es, the • ial ell for iis minerals, its cattle, its horses, temierature must be lower, as g its Amer. and its other and varied ',To- th:of 1110 IllOVimi/O1 is Made for maintaito. Mods. While 001111.1. :lint., haler seen the Mg the temperature during the i.1.1 ll • deserted. the emintry tr:ooportation. Where milk is in trim :oloandoons1 awl floe rural ....m lllllll is -s -ii loll Never:II Isom' s. if is llts•VSSIlify 1(1 . 11.1.4413113te.l. farmer M.. osed it flout' to near the freezinf2 ureas4•.1 arreaue, e x lewiert his ip t i ga lilig -90n . as tile milk ram Iowa - ever, ex. impro‘ed iii, otts•k . and ( l ail. It , the sir temperature. ato1 es Meat and in cornpetir nit). the isorld and ness in our schools. ••••• Geyser, Mbntana. ,, 9 99.4.-r• • (••(.19
