The Big Lake Wildcat (Big Lake, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 41, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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Saturday, June 29, 1929
BIG LAKE WILDCAT, BIG LAKE, REAGAN COUNTY, TEXAS
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Cl RUR^LSfiSr
HOW ABOUT THIS
HACHINE HATCHIN6?
makes the mining of chickens hi*
major activities, there is no question
what to use. He must use incuba-
tors.
There i* also considerable jjuslifi-
u ration for the remark made by the
Thr Question Whether or not to j|iru|M|or ndvocate mentioned at the
I se Incubators Is no l roblem beginning of this article. Hen* are
To Others This Discussion as vrrv temperamental creature* at
Give l al liable Assistance in **'I |jmew. You never know when one,
termininp Whether to Su ite ^ i<> (|f ||„.rn j, going to get tired of her
Artificial Incubation or Stick
Time Honored Methods.
ARTICLE XX
I once overheard a rather ani-
mated diw uaaion of the relative
merit* of natural and artificial
mean* of hatching egg*. Each *idr
of the question had it* ardent chant- j «>*«ed with I tee and other vermin
pious, each of which was absolutely than those hatched in incubator*.
The comely Princess Tngri«l
daubster of the Crown Pr:n»«* of
Swcoc.t is to become the bride of
Du Prince of Walts, according to re-
port* current in L ondon.
joh ami leave von flat with a hatch
of partlv hatched egg* spoiled hv
her neglect. The man who depends |
on hi* chicken* for all or am ms yPlirn Altai CflllAI
tenal part of hi* income cannot at- pltYtll OnVf tiJUAL
for to lake such chances.
It is also true that chicks hatched
hv hen* nre more likely to be in-
«ure that his view was the only one
possible for any person of good
judgment. In the course of the de-
bate, one vnung fellow remarked
OF SARGON, HE SAYS
“I believe I had about the worst
ea*e of stomach trouble in leva*, [
hut after taking two bottles of Sar-
Now let u* take a look at the
other side of the question. When
is the Use of heris more desirable? gnn and one bottle of Saigon Soft
Generally speaking, however. I Mas* Pill*. I am in the very pink
that you couldn’t depend on hens should say that any one who goe* in! of condition,
because they were too darned tern- j for chicken raisin*/ on anv . .m-idei
pcramental. “W-a-a-l” drawled one j able scale will find the incubator
rather ancient defender of nature’* more nearlv a necessity tban a mere
methods, “if you kin find anything convenienre. It yive*. absolute con-
more temperamental than one of trol of the hutch, reduces labor, in*
them there innykewhaters, I’d like j sure* chirks at anv season and pro-
to *ee it!” vide* large flocks of practically the
That reply indicates a point of , same a«e. The machine is always
\irw that was once quite a bit more ready for use at am season and no
general than it i* now. There was waiting for it to go broody. The
unquestionably a time, not so Ion? cost of operation is vcr\ small:
ago at that, when the incubator was! there i* little me-* connected w ith
not the reliable machine it is today. J the operation, and with relatively
Nowaday*, a good up-to-date imu-
“ * vermin ami disease germs.
In conclusion, let me add just a
word of caution. If circumstances
justify the purchase of an incubator
and you decide to get one, don't
hator that is run according to in-
structions is equally as dependable
in its own way a* the family clock.
It is hardly an exaggeration to say
that a good modern incubator prac-
tically runs itself. If there are any make the mistake of bming one too
temperamental interferences with cheap. At best, you will save only
the progress of artificial hatching | a few dollars and losses due to in-
it is more usually shown in-the op-| ferior construction mnv soon eat up
erator than in the machine.
I realize that the question as to
which is lictter. the hen or the in-
cubator, is still a debatable one to
pie. I can best answer
the saving manv times over. Wheth-
er you buy a hot air tvpe or hot-
water type is not important. I have
had equally good results from both.
It also makes little difference what
W. H. NEW BY
many people. t can nesi anawn n «•><> me*. * ...... ............ . "Higlit after every meal I would <»
that question by saying that when make you buy although 1 counsel |,avp nour -toniaih. I sufferer! day
the use of hens i* possible, just as l.uvinu some well known make that „jp|)t | was ,(t dinner one day
good results ure possible as can !>e j you can count on ns being all it is ^ an{j H $Jlajp pUjn hit me right under
obtained w ith the best of incubators | represented. | my liver and extended through to
.<| vice versa. There is really no j When you have made your pui- ||)f, pi| ,,f [r1y stomach and almost
Haatiftrcnce in results when proper ■ chase. s«-t it up carefully and run jCI1(M^,.,1 m,. oU|t | was diz/y for
methods are employed in the u*e of it strictly according to the maim- afterward* and the pain just
both. There are. however, a nutn- .
her of limitations to the use of hens
which under certain circumsiances
make the use of incubators abso-
lutely necessary.
A hen cannot go broody at will
and there is no known way to make
her do «o to suit the convenience
of her owner.
This business of broodinrss must
also he considered where very large
numbers of egg* must he hatched
all at one time or where the in u-
hating of large hatches must neces-
sarily lx* a more or less continuous ,
faeturer’s direction*. If you do that.
you will find your incubator both a
time saver and a money saver a
welcome and even nece**arv adjunct
to thr raising end of your flock.
stayed in my side.
"VIv kidneys were acting so freely
I had to be up four or five times
every night. Loss of sleep made
me weak ami nervous and my whole
system was badly run-down. My
liver was out of order, I was badly
constipated, ami was continually
taking laxatives.
“Since taking the wonderful Sar-
j gnu treatment mv .mix trouble is to
keep from eating too much, and I
never have a sign of indigestion.
All the pain is gone from on side.
“Isn’t this the birthday of Billie my nerves are in fine shape, and I
process over an extended period of i dn,| Bobbit* Babbit?” asked Mister sleep fine. I’m no longer constipat-
time. In such cases, it would l»e
a erious problem if not an impos-
While Babbit one evening.
“Upon my ,oul I Irelicvr
cd. Sargon Soft Ma*s Bills certainly
js are wonderful for they do their \*ork
sible one. to find enough broody an(j | bavpn*, u thing for them,” te thoroughly without griping like nth
hens to carry on the work success-| ,jrd Mr, Whilc Ra|,biL er laxatives,
fully. In short, to Hie man who j **A|M.m a|1P111t Why not give! “I had read
&&2.
Some men want the earth; oth-
ers are satisfied to fats rent.
YOl SAVE MONEY
By Doing Your Own Concrete
Work
t.onerrte will not rust nor rot.
It needs no paint to preserve
it or keep if looking good
Neither fire nor storm destroy*
it. When you Imild with con-
crete you build to Max. It
practically eliminate* repairs,
replacement and upkeep ex-
pense*. You can build with
concrete many of the needed
iruprmrments about vnur place
for less money than in any
other way -
IE you use F.l Toro Cement
in your concrete mixture.
Wm. Cameron & Co.
t Incorporated t
lot about Sareon.
them "a ‘surprise party ?” asked Mi*- »>»' ' ,u"1 idI*‘a
ter White Rabbit. • would Pr* »u' h remarkable result*
“The very idea. How bright you from it in so short a time.
The above statement was made by
W. II. Newhx. well-known resident
of Dallas. lie owns the Live and
Let J j\e Barlwr Shop at A906-A
Holme* St.
VICTOR IN
DERBY
|U NION
are. Hurry home from work and
I’ll haxe the children all spick and
span so that we cun get over there
by early candle light," said Mrs.
White Rabbit.
That evening Mis. While Babbit
• ailed her children in from their *
play a little early and when her
husband had come home ami *up- . . , . , ....... ><>
... . ... I i , Eos Xtigelr*. I at., Jum -
|M-r was oxer Mister While Hahlnt . ... «;.........
. |„|,n Sain, ploddm/ polnrman
telephoned the ny cream parlor and N , wo„ fir,t ,„„„„* in
asked lo nave *i\ quart* of ice
cream sent lo Br’er Babbit's home
at nine o'clock sharp.
<\ C. IMc'* trails*-ortinental
rarr, known as the Bunion Derby.
«... , • ,, .... this year. Hi* official time for the
ai-tLSSt* ................. -- ...................
*airl Mr*. White Babbit. .
’let’s go!" shouted Mister Whit*' Hl'' r
Babbit after a while and away thev '
went lo llr'cr Babbit's home. “Bang,
bang, hang!" he went on the door,
j “Who is it? asked mother Bab-
bit.
“It’s the White Babbit Crew,”
laughed tin- head of the family out-
side.
Billte i d Hobble were nil dress-
1 erl up ami Mr*. White Babbit »ug-
w ,r»
s ith
liurland,
srniml iii the lin.rl standing*
rc’r. hours. m> minutes ami tt se«
..ml* Out of the ^Kl.lKNt pru
promised. Salo i* entitled to f2'»
IMN) and tiaxurzi to $10.1100
W ild, at nd» get results.
Bnf.hit Br er Babbit and Mi»t' '
gesled that the child.m go outside Wh,,r K**i" fw,n‘l "
and plax leap frog. This tln-x did ri,’,M,n
in the full rri.M.n until the wagon | U ,M‘rU
from the Ice cream parlor drove up | ____
and then they rushed inside for their
•up|ier. In the .*-ntrr of the table
I was a great big ca|*r. Br’er Babbit
at the end of the table asked the
I Messina and then (hey hrgart to Cat
and oh! how hungry they were.
Br’er Rahhit asked Mr*. While
- Babbit to rut the cake and when the
time came and (hey began to eat
it. Mr- Wnite Rabbit found a dia-
,J | mond ring in hers ami so did Moth
W \IW\HRIH
Counselor-al l aw
Notary Public
•ml
LAND AGENT
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in
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Hibdon, John. The Big Lake Wildcat (Big Lake, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 41, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1929, newspaper, June 29, 1929; Big Lake, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth633803/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Reagan County Library.