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Tira Fl'TVUE OF
U AMH IN miSON . COUNTY.
s Mr. EJnbsor: lf~y%,u will be 10I
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bit of space in yctir paper it will
be n pleasure tp xiie to appeoi''to the
- great number of. people who are
**'"i . ^ interested in and follow tlici g'rebt-'l
est of all sports that of qunl shoot
injjv When -I-sT-y the "gyeat^ht" I
think you will a'gree with me. To
my mind there-is no .other sport to.j
compare with ii. It is a game we
all love. What is of greater pleasure
thi^i to oil! your dogs and take]
to the field on a clear cool day,!
when the weather is sharp enough!
to give a &p:Tjxg to your feet and a |
glow to your checks; to feel the
thrill of a gun on your shoulder; to
look with satisfaction at the wonderful
work of your- dogs in the
field, watch themm: how eager they
are; what ?freat amity pat iun th<y (
have. They work like Trojans and
never grumble if they fail to make
game as often as th^v should nniio
a difference, between us?we m?ftt a
good shot, raise- Gain and kick the
jfc." dcg, and most of the tiow.i?Jt the*
blame him. ' which " 7s',w. ov* of
course. And that is v,by the shooting
in this County, as Weil; as in
jnar.^z cibers, isn't-as good as it
should be... AVe have he on, and are
still, dohrtg the . wrong thing. We
<5r?\i have .good hooting through
this Ccu.ntr, Vint, ,-een.s .as if Jcivo.
I'.'- qf us do not car* to. have it. Take |
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\g4me law cr i??v.v,
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f'' . trantilo is, .wo err clean E|wl true
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nml > sn't ivttjees. them; yv AaV. out I
Bjgt'' of seat-on .';nl th?n I.... .? about it.I
Somo of r. f 'iV. TV 'v , ' n
of the County, don't : com to reward
Sr?V . . the tfante lrt',v a law But It > a
law <a? much so as any other laiv
a seme of v.' 1 '1 y , ,
to break.
g|??; Bftcau;- of the .obrvo farts, also
Kgfo,t J^?"ge.jlAhci irrewliiaE* -of sow*
> v.-bo i;i hurt:-# try "> kill
! I T0 1 Tig - :.s a a .of Ll ^ 1 i n p' r y .
. thjnft t'.io.V t_an. A .ro^l : ihoV-binta
-- ftf*. AVfiH J13 dthbr. tr;*mp. .*-(> fast |)e. J
coming l ' (Vr . >y.iC. (\jlln#l
p.-.: ' ^ Lh* ^ ca-,> ~j?f'i?y..2$xjtteitf
'*'.hay*. hts-ntO'Tan T>*;ueh as "nny one in
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ptt|&Li..- L> f '" vvh\i ..cln.-io interest
nny i^rcrrt* rofrpbet
H?&&.; lb an .1 ?..r tl ; tniT^ Q'ln.i!, Wtor
?-?.trm't' vt.'T , '.'.hdsi ^he of the
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I L:e as' that -01 ethers t\n!ess -pSGplc :|
[who claim to fe real,_ true, red blood- 11
\i'A. :5pot'lismen will respect and help i
I c ry Yy <vut the game law of- the I
lc.".:ntry. ?T. P. jfc
Coccidiosis la Disease
Causing Poultry Losses l
I Poultry specialists from Kansas
State Agrlculhirni* college had calls i
to o lanrc number of farms where the '
growing chickens 'ore not doing well, r\
The usual story Is that the chicles had J
started out nicely and grew, well until 1
four or live weeks of age. Then they
seemed to stop growing, their feathers
became dull and dirty, their
shanks anil beaks became pale, their j
combs became .pale and half as large |
as normal, and their bodies thin- In
some Hocks almost nil of the chicks
U'AMI IY.,^l ii, I I'll"!" !<..> - <
i?ji g nun survive nre
stunted In size nr 1 very susceptible
to colds and. roup.
Coccldlosls Is the disease causing
the trouble. Tt Is seldom found In
small frock 3 where natural methods
are* followed, where the chicks have
plenty of .rangeron sodded ground,, and
where their coops are.kept clean. The
majority of flocks .affected have been
those .raised on ground hare of tender
grass and where sanitation Is not the
best.
The method of control - Is. fn the
propjV "feeding .and brooding with
special etnjd/:,-; iV placed on jrrCcn feed
end stjtwttmn. rising ehifc?;s on
ground from eontandnallt-U and
uu.'U.v. fivm e| 1.' .?ituiy he car. Mi
ik; vif -thft d:, :Vi>o $,lyes (ho best re* j
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DimctrTt t*> Deterininje
Sc-::'ot' Young Chickens
j*.-. v, ; jjicc.} -fmihrvtne-n find 1t Lord
to r.?;!ii:va ho;* duUrHlt ii N f u' the. hi*
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? -\ : : -w th ? part <-s' the
. f'T* ' Vcn i'fvcH t??*
\ i rbL; * ]:> vrfr-'st mid mot -.it- .
;c?r5.j..,-fv. nv i'md. of d?nTnilniri;; tb>
' f, t fc-'V.- "n liv,<t::j.l.s "iVbo::f W Irish
r e :-v ii: in -s to oLmlne tho
i".. i.ji ?hv* he ej.'d * i-ldle. ('Li
ah - rl.e.-c .I'ih.liets v?iil.he*!.onur
.if.'j pi-.:d? h [lib the * edges will
:.c.. ; ' t ' ni -::c sir* n an.l rn
r.b<a.n:'-c' < i Li ; !>: .; !.'.lies Whl? h fc|VO
. "ii/rtvt <-f'it.:] ordinary feather In-.
"I1d ciip'-'f rr.i:. <"?. In .other words
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[ rnu'eith." lb :,rc is st very deflplfe I
space \ vixty>".\ them., The pallet I
f-.-ailicton she other duiud, have a
short. lounded aii:l blunt appearance. I
an 1'iirlre absence n( sheen, so that the
whole surface. ?f the web presents the
same general appearance. If thesi*. I
differences are kept In mind there will
be very few Individuals Iti the flock
which cannot be correctly classified
as to sex."
Crate Fattening Fav ored
of cockerels f*?r table use, tHttsS Will
ho lynch Improved If specially fattened
1 for two or three Weeks before killing.j
Crate fattening Is o sLnipId method of
prortitci n g vemrtrhakb* impro vcmeftt in
qualify of iV-di, and in most insrtmce*
- <>? t.nm ! i11?' i.'.ii .-e?-iuvd dnrii..' _
the process cost Irs* than ?nyjsiUUcd :
during the growing period. If Vm'te
fattening. is not conve aT76nflf ~
Ihr.t the Miilti up tu h'giiull ym and feed
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE 1 dc
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Having qualified at administrator
if the estate of S.M. Morris, deceased
ate of Person County, North Csroina,
this is to notify all persons hav.
ng claims against the estate of said
leceased to exhibit them to the un- W
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look carefully after ev
and uo better house thi
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See that your tobacco ii
bring it t?
HYCO WAF
and we will promise to
'sfied if it is in our pov;
W. T. PASS & CO
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rsigned on or before the 11th day
Oct., 192S, or this notice will be
ceded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
ill please make immediate payment.
James W. Tatum,
Admr. of S. M. Morris,
m. D. Morritt, Atty. 6ts
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