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More Pastures Planted
In Alamance County
One farmer out of every
three in Alamance county gave
crders for seed to be planted
-to some kind of pasture in the
campaign conducted it) that
county this spring,
► "In all. 1211 landowners took
part iu the pasture campaign
by ordering grass mixtures,
Jespedezu. sweet clover or al
falfa and a total of 2.558 acres
of new pastures were seeded ori
t/ld pastures revived.'* says W. j
Keerr Scott, county farm agent.'
''We ordered 2.810 pounds of I
ailalta seed. 20,762 pounds >fi
grass mixture seed. 25,:J35'
1b 'Kick
TO THESE 4Sl§|Sl
TIRE SAVINGS!
going in Spite of Punishment
besides Costing you Less in the First Place
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people who to keep their Low priced always, they are specially
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DANBURY, IN. C.
pounds of lespedeza and 2,000
pounds of sweet clover. Some
of the lespedeza was planted on
rye for grazing; some was used
for rejtouching ojrl pastures and
son?# was used fcr straight
soil improvement, but all of it
wjli be grazed by our dauvy
cows to some
Mr. Scott says he had
j the best (Jf co-operation from i
I fcvery one. He used the ser-!
I vices of the extension .lairy- j
'men and pasture specialist -it;
| State College and held 34 dif-1
ferent metings in the interest,
of the movement. Those farm- J
ers taking part in the cam-!
paign last year were his most i
enthusiastic supporters. Some
of them said it was the best
thine that had happened in the
county in the past ten years.
The local banks also assisted.
Ni;t only did they help to fin
al**? the work but they also
mailed out informational mat
ter with tfaeir statements.
T,V Mebane Kiwanfe Club
Rendered a free dinner wf the
(lay that the seed were deliver
ed. . ,
Mr. Scott says also' that the'
grasses and clover seeds were j
well put in. A liberal ailioCtit ■
of fertilizer was used anil wOU' f
than 260 tons of ground lime- i
stone used on the seed bed.
The movement received the
hearty support of the county j
board of agriculture and of the'
vocational teachers in the high j
schools of the county.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
After gunning three years
for a marauding hawk, Frank
Talbot of Blackburn, Eng., shot
the bird at a distance of 106
yards.
Senators must envy Old
Faithful geyser, which spouts
forever without having to
stand for re-election.
Appearing in court with his
Iftt (' e bandaged, Policeman
j Thor««« Corrie of Chicago, ac
li'.used tfips Anne Kelly of
leaking big flos? with her fist.
Jojtff d Go*H J6-year-0l
blind musician of tenna,
claims a new world record a/*? 1 '
playing tt piano 8i) hours witu"
out a rest.
FOR SALE.
Two Jersey milk cows, one
registered Guernsey bull, one
Jersey bull, two grade Jersey
heifers, about thrw thousand
chicks, one day to four weeks
old, at reduced prices.
J. E. TREVATHAN,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
"Since he left me three years
ago ho has given me nothing
but the laugh," testified Mrs.
Edith Everett of Chicago,
against her husband, charged
with desertion.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE H r 1930
Registered Guernsey
Cows In Stokes
Pure bred Guernsey cattle
have been recently purchased
by the following persons:
Isabel Carroll, daughter of
E. W. Carrol, of Germanton, ]
heifer; Mary Catherine Barr..
daughter of E. C. Barr, King .
1 heifer; Mrs. Johnson, Ger
manton? 1 heifer; Harry Haw
kins. Sandy Ridge, 1 bull; H.
Z. Alley, Jr., Danbury, ] heif
er; Louis B. Trevathan, Walnut
Cove, bought a high priced bull
from D B. Young, of Danbury.
This bull is being kept by H. Z.
Johnson, of Germanton. «
J. E. TREVATHAN,
County Agent.
v
A Miss Raemies is Broad
way's highest paid show girl.
Her manager himself udmits it.
The United States will pro
ceed to comply with the navar
"reduction" pactf by building
seven new cruisers carrying
8-inch guns.
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It is said that Chicago will
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1933.
One whole floor of the pr')-
pos-.'d new Navy building in
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a naval museum filled with
' historical relics of famous war
-1 ships.
To replenish America's stock
of game birds it is proposed to
import suitable breeds from
Europe and Asia.
If we could believe all that
candidates say about one an
other we would hardly vote for
any of them.
"The Rats Around My Place
Were Wise," Says John Tuthill.
"Tried everything to kill them.
Mixed poison with meal, meat,
cheese, etc. Wouldn't touch it.
Tried RAT-SNAP. Inside of ten
days pot rid of all rats." You don t
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