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EXAMPLE I
The landlord furnishes land and buildings,
tractor and equipment; including building re
pairs, taxes, and tractor and equipment repairs.
The tenant furnishes all lahor, including tractor
driver. All ither cash expenses are shared 50?
50. Cash n.come is shared 50-50.
Share of
Item Landlord Tenant
Cash Income:
Tobacco $4,288 $4,288
Cotton 495 495
Hogs 2,003 2,003
Other 18 + 18
TOTAL CASH INCOME $6,804 $6,804
Cash Expenses:
Seed $ 92 $ 92
Fertilizer 599 599
Insecticides 81 80
Fuel for curing tobacco 188 188
Ginning 22 22
Machine hire 77 78
Plant bed cloth,tobacco
sticks and twine 358 358
Marketing, other crop
expense and feed 432 432
Other livestock 69 69
Taxes and Insurance
(crops Si buildings) 222 99
Building repairs 356 0
Hauling 9S 95
Tractor, repairs, gas,
oil, grease, driver 186 0
H ireri labor 0 1,182
TOTAL CASH EXPENSES $3,071 $3,745
The landowner receives $3,733 for use of his
land, buildings, tractor, equipment, and manage
ment. The value of the investment is $21,660
and estimated value of management is $680. The
tenant receives $3,059 for his labor and manage
ment. This is for about 600 days of labor, or
about $5.10 per day for all labor used, including
family labor.
EXAMPLE II
The landlord furnishes land and buildings
and pays the taxes and insurance on all build
ings. The tenant furnishes all labor and the
tractor and equipment, including repairs and
operating expenses. All other cash expenses are
shared ^/3 by the tenant and 1/3 by the land
owner. Cash income is shared 2/3 - 1/3.
Share of
Item Tenant Landowner
Cash Income:
Tobacco $5,717 $2,859
Cotton 661 330
Hogs 2,670 1,335
Other 24 1?
TOTAL CASH INCOME $9,072 i4,536
Cash Expenses;
Seed $ 122 $ 62
Fertilizer 799 399
Insecticides 108 54
Fuel for curing tobacco 244 122
Ginning 27 13
Machine hire 103 52
Plant bed cloth, tobacco
sticks and twine 478 239
Marketing expense, other
crop expenses, and feed 576 288
Other livestock 93 46
Taxes and Insurance 132 189
Building repairs 0 356
Hauling 127 63
Tractor: repairs, gas,
oil, grease, driver 745 0
Equipment expense 186 0
Hired labor 1,182 0
TOTAL CASH EXPENSES $4,932 $1,983
The tenant receives $4,140 for use of the
tractor and equipment and for his labor and
management. The landowner receives $2,553 for
his land and buildings and management.
Agriculturally Speaking
Minimum Wages And Hours
Discussed By County Chairman
Bv FRANK REAMS
County Ext. Chairman
COMING EVENTS
March 8-10: Tobacco Trade
Fair, Raynor and Forbes
Warehouse, Greenville, N. C,
(Suggest people In communi
ties arrange car pools).
March 12 - 17: Artificial
Breeding Technician's Train
ing Course, N. C. State Uni
versity.
March 19-25: Poison Pre
vention Week.
Minumum Wage and Hours
Most people are well in
formed as to the minimum pay
of $1.00 per hour straight
farm wages. A storm Is brew
ing though over the require
ments as related to tenants,
sharecroppers, etc. As a rule
of thumb, If the farm opera
tor and the tenant each go
50-50 In the management of
the operation then you can for
get about guaranteeing ten
ants, sharecroppers $1.00 per
hour. If the farm operator Is
the main boss of the farm and
closely supervises the entire
operation, then the tenant and/
or sharecropper, etc., will
be entitled to a minimum
of $1.00 per hour for working
on that farm.
If the farm operator did
not hire over 500 man days
of labor during any calendar
quarter during 1966, he does
not have to pay minimum
wages regardless of the num
ber of man days hired during
1967.
In event you are subject
to this law, the charts will
give you a sample record to
keep on each employee and
also two samples of an ar
rangement that could be used
as a lease.
If you think you will use
about 500 man days during
any calendar quarter for 1967
suggest that you keep some
records and not be In a po
sition of being questioned by
complalntants or investiga
tors during 1968.
A WATER WELL A DAY ? THE MODERN WAY'
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
PUMPS - SALES AND SERVICE
N. C. CONTRACTOR LICENSE NO. 181
R. M. WHITE, JR.
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Rout* 2 - , PHONE: 456-4121 Norlino, N. C.
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GOLF TEAM 1966-67?Front row, left Jon Burwell, Phil Daniel, Randy Currin,
to right: Bert Massey, Joey Gilbert, Benny Pettway Boyd, Wayne Moseley.
Hllliard, Wesley Harris; back row ? Coach
Teachers Down Parents
In Play Here Monday
The Parents-Teachersbas
ketball game at the John Gra
ham High School gym Monday
night was a double success In
that thd size of the crowd
assured the PTA of needed
funds, and the occasion
furnished fun for both players
.and spectators, who, Inci
dentally, saw some especlal
lv good plav In the match be
tween the men teachers and the
parents.
It was a good night for the
teachers as they won both
their games, the lady teachers
winning 18 to 17, and the men
teachers downing the parents
86 to 66.
Billle Goodman led the lady
teachers with 9points, follow
ed by Janet Harmon and Anne
Burwell with 4 points each.
Others playing were Jo Ellen
McLean, Jane Fleming, De
lores Fleming, Janet Harmon,
Anne Burwell, Sue Plaster,
Emily Perklnson, Linda
Shear In and Sue King.
Gall Flemlngled the parents
In scoring with 7 points, fol
lowed by Selma Tharrlngton
with 4 points. Others playing
were Juanlta Wood, Madge
Reld, Ann Hllllard, Peggy
Shearln, Llllle Mae Shear In,
Addle Rod well, Elizabeth
Davis, Elsie Weldon, Rosa
Fleming, Elma Short and Irene
Duncan.
Men's Game
Jon Burwell led the men
teachers to victory with 31
If you have questions, please
drop by the office for a con
ference.
Portable Generator
It has been called to our
attention that more people are
Interested In purchasing por
table generators. They can be
of valuable service on farms
where electric current Is
necessary to operate equip
ment such as electric milkers,
coolers, refrigerators, feed
ers, etc.
Power officials have stated
that anyone planning to pur
chase such equipment contact
them prior to such purchase.
It Is reported that special
fuses, switches are neces
sary and, too, that hooking up
portable generators to the
wiring systems could electro
cut repairmen.
points, followed by Fred Bar
tholomew with 26 points.
Jimmy Webb netted 19polnts.
Others playing were Harold
Stegall, Wayne Plaster, Fate
King and Bernard Thompson.
The parents were led by
Buck Fleming snd Grady
Hanes with 20 points each.
Lewis Rooker netted lOpolnts.
Other playing were Sidney
Fleming, Carl Fleming, Bobby
Fleming, and Billy Fleming.
Renew your subscription.
Golf Club Begins
Season Play Here
John Graham High School
golf's team will begin season
play on March 13, with amatch
with Scotland Neck, Jon Bur
well, coach, said yesterday.
Other games will include
matches with Louisburg,
Northern Nash, Roanoke Rap
ids, and possibly Rocky Mount.
Little Mary's father had
spanked her, so that night she
ended her prayers with:
"And pleasedon't send dad
dy any more children. He
doesn't know how to treat
those he has now,"
ATTENTION FARMERS
You get substantial savings on Property Fire
Insurance when you INSURE with?
Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Association
W. J. Hecht, Pres. W. R. Drake, Sec. & Treas.
Pbore 257-3370 ? Taylor Bldg.
Schedule Of
Homemakers Meeting
MRS. BERTHA B. FORTE
Home Economics
Extension Agent
Monday, March 13: 7:30 p.
m., Warrenton Homemakers
will meet as scheduled.
Tuesday, March 14: 8:00 p.
m., Snow Hill Homemakers
will meet with Mrs. Bettle
Andrews.
Wednesday, March 15: 1:00
P. m., Burchette Homemak
ers will meet at the Educa
A man returned from a
session at the golf links and
his young son wanted to know,
"Well, did you win, Dad?"
"Let me put it this way,"
was the reply. "Your father
got to hit the ball more times
than anyone else."
tlonal Building.
7:30 p. m., Liberia Home
makers will meet with Mrs.
Cleo Burnetta.
Thursday, March 16: 7:30
p. m., Cool Spring Horn em ak
ers will meet at the Educa
tional Building.
WANTED
HARDWOOD
LOGS AND LUMBER
GENERAL BOX CO.
PHONE 257-3100
WARRENTON, N. C.
HAVE MORE TIME FOR YOURSEIF!
//(iMiwe time for business and pleasure!
Open and make full use of a work-for-you
checking account here today. You'll save
time and travel paying all bills, in good
weather or bad, by mail...and never need
risk carrying too much cash!
THE CITIZENS BANK
WARRENTON, N. C.
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
MAIN STREET NORLINA ROAD
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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