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Entered al the Pnst Office at Rox
fcoro, N. C., ns Second-class matter.
Wednesday .Jlny 10.,. 1029- J ..I
NEGLECTED THINGS
.-. for generation* -v.-hVn a favraov
applied- to the b^n3c% or tp a merchant
for supplier to'.rolp vaiso hi* crjvps
th? fitst question \ a sked v.*n? '? T lo\v
. jnuch tobacco a t?? v<>u r- .iii ;t to
plant ??". And h U *c redit wa s ?? tat^&d ,
- to i ? thousand ? hillr ? X~
tobacco h - :> V'd ' jnt !::e. Xo
? j ' , riv
niany cow*. rv?f r i'tftiekens he' in
tent!- J 1 o i :.":s f. i ??<!
?right here is where we all have fall
-Tni down, we have failed to take note '
of ?he I r
?opHidered little, 'but in reality they,
are the hig fHngSj the things which
will bring. mow ready ?oottey, as
well as clear money.
Last Friday Mr. V. W. Lewis,
?Senior Marketing. Specialist, N'ortV
'Carolina Divjs: h f Markets. De
tmrtracnt of' Agriculture, was here
and addressed a small group of
business jn cn ;.nfj ' v. email, telling
of the po.** hiliti.? ..f the Cow, S dw
IIe'.-/:^.| v.' hat c< Mi L
dohe, and |s- -hVi^g. (It>'!e. . witlt -thj'ee
cgwk, ne sow and one hundred hen*.
Three V^ows. just average' cows, v.ijl
produce' one pound of butter fat per
cow for three hundred days in the
. year, which at- forty, cents per pound,
the avevage price, will bring in
$360.00 Orr hun-iri-d h( i:- , average
hens, will lay ohe hundred ap<i fifty
lW each per year, which at' f'rty
Cents per dozen . ii: <500.00. and one"
ii ct?, tw.j litters of six each ? litter
ia twelve pigs, which should easily he
made to weigh-* two* hundred* pounds
each, and ;tt left yen;** per pound is
? 92M0.00. . Wh:ch to ?anr it ;; p > :
3 oow?; $3<i.).0Q
100 Sen-. '*~,i r.,00;
1 tow, .$24,100, total $1100.00.
And think of the investment.:- Irs*
than the average amount paid for
fertilizer. A-rd.' this ?n" W' .Idttt <
being done. :nH r . jakiiw ,
tram you- , crop* A urvry
Was made - cf the, "farms r> in tVom
! berland ( '? -:y. ne'd- -:t ?? waV' friurd
? 1 hey wori:< d jn : an r.v<.!-agt! ? of ..Nvm
four to five . .ira a ay. Miml .V,u.
this -fras ri'tl ;; Jes ,v f rV:, " t \vas
.'.a carffoi / a * v c v. ' ? A
the f?ritt?i-< f *\ r
? a' Til-, r .
U. ye?-;. '? Six ./ 'V- t' si
' figures, :? , ? J . ... f ' -
ttow. ??> p r. . ..y. i, ' i
. row -.v.. ? , ? ? ?: , (i .. ..
?
-.'''ftcgrtf .tk?re ??*' . "'.v.fsihViti- : ?
certainty i , ,n i ?>' j.v ???? ?
ot :z ?on
than' y:u
, ? are raakVn- f^ur" or ftv#;
hoxjf-?.
Ari,i -.v' t x clirt iv.-Jv :?.>
tobacco, lea1 ?'*. .? fs?w ^j4j ; t-yV) ?\ej .
art<l inuU?y > w.? to tiy? ^Qfirj wifo,
while U 1 p a r- y or-. . :,A. ,t
all. But 'Tc two :ad to ?My we haw 4
neviT Reerf oui ; < >-0 thoroughly
aroui^d f >7i: rair.t: farm"jnjr as tlWy
a re todays-farmer*, mrrchnntu, pr>
en pfi I isirte m**ri .'cn
tbTSkUy, atiti fioai t.-is' frthufiasm we
'? ? Kitirt ng. i r ih :>.
I^Rod Co'4nty 171 .the very near lutufe.
)i3-b't.3f
.poke
no f j|I
FEEDING
DEMONSTRATION.
I-ast Saturday naorhinpr, in coftl
? .patty with Mr. V. W 'L^wV Wr. X.
H. Pfflltl, Mi. 0, llcath Daniel
: an<T Mr?. Fr?T" ~Vt,
y.u1 feHie trip ovfr t r our. *iej^hbor
. % < f Oxford for. t"ho" putpo-c o? se?:mg
fr n' ^ 'ghVif ^V^'bx>?>r
feeding demonstrations which arc be
ing carried on over there at this
time- M t. ^aqkyt-ell| the -County
ttgent for Granville County? and he
is a good one, took us in charge and
carried us out to the farm of Mr.
Wu J. Brummitt, a few miles out
from Oxford, where he was feeding
thirty .pig? w- ich he purchased in
Virginia mid is feeding according
to the scientific plan of Mr. Sh*y.
On March 19th these pigs were
bought an-d shipped to. Oxford and
-v. li.? nit on feed according to ti;e
5?br.y mcth'd. In a,n .'art it: It on the
'Jirst page y u will bo -"t old --more in _
tail'aa to- this met hoi, .so.' wo Will
,;u>t givo a u.'W, faot-s. ' On April I [)*.}:,
' just 'thirty days after. go;iig 09 l\>td,
they . werv weighed ;;r i shok\e*d a
? -rain', of. - ? r.-'ft and 's?von
y svv. a D Jiaag V. x ..iqatK
thcv had ate severity itnrcp; Jjiishols j
of cor?r,;5ve hunui^d1 piJu;, 1 \Vlicat ?'
- arid four tiunV!i'---5 'i>jH.ind^ . of" J
Pn '..'?;:!. .v hk K .CO^t fll I '--V;
? u.n*. ? 1 1 T.-vo dollar and
f '??v 1 > ~e v, Thofo pi g >? ,?h ow<- I an
av- rage gain of fifty nine and seven
T ? v-rn; V7'~ .? 1; : a?Jy -v. ? round.- .. \
day. : .At' m.ar!->e.t prices Von that day
My. Bnjmibitt had u pioftt of
twelve bent 5 per hog -per ('ay l'oi;
the time he had been feeding thorn,
-~-i ? -r 1 ; u nU-i . -I a-!d o-iu'., ?: ?!!?;, - _ . ?? 1 1
his month's. work. ?
After, leaving Mr. .Brunftnitt'e
farm fre visited the' -State Experi
mental Farm near Oxford, where
Mr. Moss is in charge. . t|e also ha*
about ohe hundred arid twenty haad
of hogs which he is feeding on the
same plan. This brinch was supplied j
by the three banks f Oxford, v*iti". 1
Mr. Blackwell- and Mr. -iloss^feeJing.
the banks furnishing^ ? . the money
simply as a dernorisTJatioin ' .to' the
pe:ple of Granville showing them
the possibilities of this business.
Hte'Ve .is a cqincreUu.AO?mple of what
can be accoijiplished by the banks
cooperating, and this l.-> rhe example*
.we would, like to ?.-oe our banks
low, that is, after we have a County
agent, for if course, nothing ot this
kind can be accomplished without
sue1-.* a man to look after them.
Nothing is ho Convincing 3s see
ing, and we wi-h a number of our.
irood farmers, banker^ and business
men would urive over to Ofxord and
see what is being done oyer theix.
STICK TO YOUR
COUNTY MAN
We are publishing a picture of
Mr. Cooper Hall, Person's candidate
for the nomination of Solicitor. Now,
we want to call upon every . Demo
cratic voter to- support Mr. Hall; >
support him regardless of likes and
dislikes, support, vhim because he is
your owfi County man. We should
have pride enough to want to see
our own folks honored* for, you may
test assured that is just what will
happen- at ether placed.
Hall lias the ability^ tliiV- . is J
undisputed. ..rfl w^ien. y .1 . ,? - i
hi'i^ yc u ire rot do?*'ff
irtei^e r.ny ?:*. urt, iir.fl the ' .County
should round up the majority
It la to- give. him. ? His I
- . i- * fie iJoajlrfation fs v.- ?!,
: ii want t--. hJiyt* a.part thi*
r.or-iir.r-llibnj. ro YbW. for. hl^.V.- ,a:y:l gcet
'.?? f.-'i.od to -?;> v -.-tV. : - . :*hd
. v^t:1 ' ior,. h:rn.
. W v have exac t : y ;? '{ oi-t.y vr.l ls'ted in
.our Bays Corn Club, rind \Ve!want
th.c ?!?? forty boys to -how "Dad >o.me
'UuZ'k >vh77T ; their : orn is harve
Stick, to !t, b:y-3. Don't let any^pfia.-.;
' grow .under .'.your feet, an !, be ; ?? ure
| "tfhat no graft* grows around y^ur
! corn.
The Republican County Executive
Committer met last Saturday and
named a lull County ticket. The
ticket as a whole is very jfpod,. but
especially J8 . their nomiWees for
County Comauiij.orir.r^ nn r.. . .
It behooves the Democratic party to
name their very best men, that is
if want. 'j ticket the equal to
I that of the Republican-?..
AlnjlNI?TRATOR'& tUfriCB
Saving- qii:i!ifi(ul-4 as ' Admnistrat ir
bf' thC ? >'? .it?' 'A .??! i>/. -K: h.J 1 X>:\V
tc ru de o.ea?< <j Ikte "of IV- ion .County,
North .Carolina, thj: is -to polity
psupsztifcii. ohiirns; 'agfaiiJst 'the*
t state' ../i ??sai'.l Jeaeased / to evhrpii i
. thorn to" the u^der^ijpripd' aCRcx^pro.,
N. /C. on or. b. f-). ?? .the <la
' [ay i yi'i. this a will b?
'jrf^Sdcel in ?xu*; of roc.ovcry.
? Ail indefct'AK -t3 said" es-' ?
tate ? iyiil. ptea'se / piake immediate
' Xhi i*th* !:vy t. M.w s
\ [% $$.% NEWTON. Ad:mnM4n:':r
! ?3f MJi- ISlUt'l
.
. -W, -*.?>? v.'r ..??!?. ia:n. . .:J
I Should not be grazed too cicely,
, .-.p. ys -vSani. .1. 'Kir by, ?pasture spcsriul
te ? ... -
One Need Not
Be Rich
" in order Id' be able t6 comftinWd
^penyr Service. Vy"e <--frve 1 ich.
poor, high and low. giving io ail
the best- we have.
The matter of cost. doe-- not
bother us; it need bother none il
. who need our service. Oar >Cr
?vice |s always within 'reach of alK jB
PHONE r ?
r&aerScr'^F^
is OurJfim.
3t Qosts iAfoCMorc
SPENCERS 1
FUNERAL HOME J
ROXBORO. tj. C. Mt
They used every method of cooking from frying to bak
ing, and were .enthusiastic 'about the Perfection. Read
what they say ? ? ?
"Whether I broiled steak or Krench-fried potatoes, the
tesults were hoe." Ays Mr*. Rarer, famous Philadelphia
cooklig teacher.
WLu^StovesamtJtoens
Six Famous
Cooking
Experts
A^ree
? ? ;i -'?.( = nlf of Mexico ^ w Knglanri md 1
Michigan! Six of the country's foremost cooking experts
have ^jusl completed a rigorous test of the Perfection
Stove.
Roxborols Rest Store
'When the In si -IHr.v trunk has keen jd'.fnv.TiMl irtti-ihe
new hont?? and the honey moon trip, is over ? then - the
bride must cast up her wedding- gifts ami see just what
tho^e kindest of friends in their hurt y. and. their friendly
ignorance ? have neglected to prmide. When you buy
t* . ift it MW!.!- .'I RNS ? ? ;i i -1 ? . ?u Ul
please '"n?th bride and jftcom.
To the above let us add :hat the one >afe
way to he thrifty is to bank REJGl.LARII,Y
a part of what you Mm.
The sooner you BEGIN to deposit your
money the better.
IK) ST NOW!
Not only begin but always make the
balance to your Credit' GROW.
We Will Welcome Your Account.
The Peoples Banii
I "The Bank of The People''
t I
For Sal* By ?
hi & W. VI TO CO., and
ROCK lit SERVICE STATION
? ? ftoxliorn, N. V. """
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Advertise In The Courier
just A&cur \
Eve^y Tiae ;
pfAte^ will
tell Vol'
MICH E UN
TUBES
are Best {?
we THEM (
AT ORDINAKV \
priced J