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POULTRY. SUCCESS

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The above caption i is s what { peo-
ple are after when ‘they:-go ‘into
the chicken. business, ‘They want
‘Bliccess, and. expect that: - they
will) secure it. However it often
‘turns out that they have made a
mistake and should have gone in-
to something else instead of poul-
try work... Now everyone cannot
‘make a success with poultry any
‘More than. everyone can make a
success ‘with. other things, There
are a lot of. business - failures
‘these days, and while Dun and
‘Bradstreet: show some of them,
there are ‘thousands that never
‘get further than the individuals
themselves. Now to make a suc-
cess with poultry: there are cer-
_ tain requirements, These . have}
at various times been’ enumerated
in poultry journals, -but for the
sake of those who have not. seen
them, we will give some. ideas |
concerning: the requirements for
successful’ work with poultry.

"In the first place and” above
everything else there should bea
natural liking-for chickens, ‘Tf
you have to be yoked to’ an un-
congenial. occupation, it. makes
the work: Bo hard, and the path:
to failure sis not. far off. One
must like the. work in which he
is to engage, ‘in order: to be suc:
cessful. If you‘have:a natural
trend ‘toward poultry, ‘and have:
had some previous experience to
bear this out, you may reckon
that you are ‘on. the. right- WAY:
Now this nator l bend: toward.
the work will make: 4)

they tight be,:

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couragement. keep afar off,

Then. there i is the matter of ¢ ex.
perience.

very little in:the. work don’t rely a
{too much on it and think that you 7
| know all. about the. ‘business,

Here j is ‘where | SO many make sad
mistakes | — they. think -that the

ie will help o over.|:
the -hard- ‘places and” make dis- ‘|

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little © experience they have had

will carry them through. This ©
may help, ‘but it j 18. a broader: ex-—

perience that is necessary, when’

keeping poultry for a. living is ]-

considered: “If: you “have had no
experience at all with. poultry, it
is better for: you: to have: some
before leaving the present occu-
pation. Try poultry: -keeping in
your back yard. Get a few choice
birds: and one or two. small coops
and go at it. Here you can de-
termine - something of the work,
and what it will mean to make a
living from. ‘poultry. Keep an
accurate account of. everything,
80 that you will have something
on which to. figure: This little
experience - may change your
mind, or it may strengthen your
determination, according to your.
success or failure with your small
venture. mf have" ‘Known where.

‘Imen started in this | way and i in’

time their poultry ° ‘business : sim-
ple crowded out their regular.oc-’
cupation.. -It-is better to do this.
than to five up everything and
then be sorry afterward. Better
to be sorry over a small. failure, -
with our regular business still in
hand; than- to be sorry over a
larze failure, with bridges burn-
ed -behind you, ., This. is not said:
to discourage’ beginners, but it is
sound: advice. for: anyone who is
contemplating the- work. Try

out thi Poultry business, and See. |.

for yours if What,

lot: of: dif-|2-"
ference when the work: “goes ‘hard | nt
and things are. Tot, as pleasant at as

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not: a -well envuippad: “dry-edods
‘store; Neither could you expect |
to erect. Poultry houses, . make |;

‘Tl brooders and‘ buy incubators and:
‘| foundation. stock: with fifty dol-

lars, A small start may be made
‘with that amount which in time

would ‘be be included In your rep- |:
ular equipment, if you: were to go|-.
on with the work:::Try out this :

proposition with the small amount
of money at your. command, ‘and

. then later buy things as: you need |

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tion whenever | we ‘attempt. any
It will !
take some money in -order .to: ©
start in. . with poultry. keeping. :
That’s. queer, is it-not? Yet: do.
you know, friends, People write. :

commercial] enterprise.:

me. and- ask. if. fifty. dollars is
enough, *

was telling about, but.not nearly
‘enough to start'from the founda-

tion and equip.a plant that would.

bring in a living to even a family

of two. “You might’ start a pea-

nut stand. on that. amount, but

‘your site, :

Sure it’s enough to
‘make that experiement that 1

Between: ‘Old
Hazelton -

van arash Close’ ;
al Alene given ‘to

“ Express apitbenaon .

them: ‘and ‘as the. success of the
business: ‘warfants, " :

- There. is:-also the selection: of
Any: place’ that one
might have in view might not be
suitable for poultry work, ~A
hard clay soil is not best adapted
to poultry raising. -A light loam
mixed with sand : and. gravel is
ideal for:the work, and if the
place: has ‘a rolling: southern ex-
posure, so much the better. : “Have
your buildings erected so’ that
they will get. the benefit of the
southern: sun “in winter, They |:
can be so covered with’ shade].
Screens in summer as to keep out
much of the hot. summer sun.

“Study. all the poultry literature
that } you. an. You: willfind that
some “Authorities will’ contradict
others, but. sift it all” “down ‘and
take the most: reasonable. - . By
reading and. ‘Studying - you. will
place yourself in-a- receptive mood:

for. the planning of: the.: beat]

things. in “poultry ‘work. “You;
will get a: foundation.of.. -ideas
that will materially. help you
get at the actual‘ work of. erect-

ing buildings, . ‘selecting incuba- ;

tors and making* brooder Coops.
‘You will learn’ by

'| ‘study'a great deal ‘about the: aif
ferent. breeds of poultry, and

will discover: ‘traits:in each: which |

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poultry sticcess aiid : an’ enjoyable
time with out-of-door: work,’ In
this: ‘Way you will: ‘reap, a double
reward. wed Gd

ieaning and stating Incubators.
- At thé'close of ‘the’ ‘incubation
season be sure to clean the’ ‘indy.
kators., -and put them in‘a lean
dry. place” until “wanted again.

| Many people:do. not, touch them,
but leave them in a cellar on thie

table: ‘where they have been run-
ning: It. is. ‘better: to disinfect
them: thoroughly. and. put. them
where you will know that they
are out of harm’ S way ‘during the
summer. and: winter, The ‘metal
incubators do: not require so Much
attention, as: there i is "no wood to
shrink or warp, but: even then it
is well'to cléan them up and. have
them in readiness for ° ‘another
season’ ‘8. work

“Raw. Lean Beet For. Chicks

Meat food in:the® form’ of” raw.
lean beef i is an excellent. food for
chicks ‘and older’ bi: rds, “but only
when fed i in moderate qua

The chicks. should only be ‘ ‘given
a littlé.t Tow and and: then. to. ‘make
exercise and { warm them } up when
they séem. ‘to be” listless. _ The

1 be
ing: ‘but z a steady diet of it. would

be Positively injurious.

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