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down first.
DON'T STINT ON LIGHT
Don’t stint on light. Give the hens
a 13-hour day by using artificial
lights. I'eep large bulbs in chick
en house so that the room will be
bright and cheery. Very small
bulbs will not give enough light
for chickens to see to eat and thus
what light there is, is wasted.
LITTLE THINGS COUNT
Cows need to be turned out of the
barn for a short time each day, but
don’t let them lie down on frozen
ground. See that they have plenty
of bedding. Give them plenty of
water which, has been warmed enough
to take off the chill, 'Whenever the
thermometer drops low, put a blank
et on a cov; due to freshen soon.
These little things all add up to
large figures on your milk check
and make for a happier, healthier
herd.
JOE LENTZ IMPROVING
Joe Lentz who has been hospitalized
for some time is doing well, Dr.C.
C.Bailey attending physician, re
ports. He may possibly be able to
go homo in another week;
'recovering from broken neck
Alva Lee f'cFadden is doing very well
in his recovery from a broken neck
which he received recently.
HARRY CAMPBELL IMPROVING
Harry Campbell is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia. Hr. Campbell
has been hospitalized and under the
care of Dr. Bailey.
BUTTERMILK V/AFFL E S
Sift together—
22 cups flour
22 tsp. Baking Fowaeridouble action)
■g- tsp. soda
1 tsp. salt
Separate 5 eggs and beat the whites
to stiff froth, but not dry. Add 3
tbsp. sugar and beat until mixture
stands in soft peaks.
Beat the yolks of the eggs and com
bine with
2 c. buttermilk
Z c. melted shortening
Pour into flour mixture and beat
until smooth. Fold in egg whites
thoroughly.
Makes 8 waffles.
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