PACE TWO
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1937
Army Wants 500 For j
bervice in Panama
Major General (icorge Van Horn
,fMoseley, commanding the fourth
corps area, states that he has just
received another call from the War
department for 5(H) more southern
boys for service in the Infantry in
Panama.
On A uk" st 27, 1937, 515 yountf
southern boys were embarked on
a transport at Charleston, S. C,
destined for Panama for service in
practically all of the arms and ser
vices. The 51K) young men enlisting
in the present campaign will prob
ably sail from Charleston, S. C, 6n
September 27, 1937. Upon arrival in
Panama they will be assigned to
cither Fort. Davis or Fort Clayton,
the two posts in the Panama Canal
Zone . garrisoned with Infantry
troo4f
The 14th Infantry, commanded
by Colonel John L. , Jenkins, of
West Virginia, is stationed on the
Atlantic side of the Isthmus -at
Fort Davis. On, the Pacific side the
33rd Infantry under the command
of Colonel Charles F. Severson, a
native of - Illinois, is located at
Fort Clayton.
An enlistment in the regular
army today offers many attractive
advantages for the young man un
decided as to his future. Schools
and shops are maintained where the
wide-awake young soldier may learn
a variety of trades which will help
liini later in life, such as radio
operator and engineer, auto mc
ciianic and technician, clerk, sten
ographer, etc. 'ihe soldier is taught
self, i chance, initiative, necessity of
maintaining a sound and healthful
body and many other things which
assist him in attaining success in,
his chosen work and helping , him
to be a good 'citizen.
Early application will insure se
lection while vacancies exist. Young
men' Interested should bear in mind
the following qualifications:.
Age H tp 3j, those 'between 18
and 21 must have written consent
of parents or guardian.
XI ust be. a citizen of the United
States, sound health, at least 5
feet, 4 inches in height and weigh
not less than 114 pounds. Educa
tion equivalent to 8th grade. Single
with no dependents. Must be of
good character certified to by rep
utable citizens of his locality.
Those interested are urged to
write Recruiting Office, Postoffice
Building, Asheville, N. C.
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Farrowing Time Is
A Critical Period
Farrowing time is one of the
critical periods in swine production,
according to H. W. Taylor, , exten
sion swine specialist at Statf col
lege. '
i he. pigs must be protected from
I filth and disease if they are to get
a good start in life, he added.
Before she is ready to furrow,
he went on, put the brood sow in
a field that has been cultivated
since the last time hogs have
ranged on it.
A farrowing house will increase
the chances for a good litter of
strong, healthy pigs, Taylor' said.
Plans for constructing such houses
may be obtained from county farm
agents.
He warned against letting young
pigs go into old hog lots or pens.
Keep them on clean land, prefer
ably pasture, until they attain a
weight Of at least 100 pounds.
.The hog outlook for next year is
good, he continued. Present indi
cations are that the prices of feed
crops will be lower, . and this will
make it possible for producers to
realize a greater return on their
pigs.
Earl H. Hostetler, head of the
animal husbandry department, also
says that the outlook for lambs
and beef cattle is improving as a
result of greater production of feed
crops- and the consequent lower
prices expected. .
. Even should the prices of meat
animals fall off, he said, the chances
are that feed prices will go down
even farther, and thus enable pro
ducers to clear a bigger profit.
Timely Farm Questions
State College Answers
Q. How can I cure my pullets of
colds and a croupy condition?
A. As colds are usually caused by
poor ventilation, over-crowding, .and
a poor feeding schedule, these con
ditions should 'be carefully checked
and the errors corrected. All birds
showing symptoms of colds such as
a nasal 1 discharge or foamy eyes
should be isolated at once. The
flock should be giVen Epsom salts
at the rate of one-half pound of
salts to three gallons of drinking
water. Then the house and utensils
should be thoroughly - cleaned and
disinfected. Where the disease is
well established it is not economical
Don't let germs infect your Mil -wl h fC ftifl
baby's delicate skin Instead of uUJJUUCy Mjlx
using ordinary baby powders, use TlMmmmYmufm
Mennen Antiseptic Powder, It's 1 6l SO if l J ICl
definitely antiseptic and fights off KZLXXmJLKJ
germs. This famous powder is as . '"'.'. "' '
soft, as smooth and fine as a baby
powder can be But. in addition-
IT KEEPS YOUR BABY SAFER pro
tected against his worst enemies,
germs and infection. It costs no
more See your druggist today.
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If balanced proportions. 6uch proven .
elements as organic coDDer and iron. iiili
Quickly stimulates appetite and aids
nature in building rioh, red blood
even in cases of simple anemia. When
this happens, energy and strength
usually return. You feel like new..
Get Pursang from your druggist.
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to treat individuals and these should
be destroyed. Keep a good gciiui
cide in the drinking Vvaier as lung
as there is evidence of the trouble.
Q. What is Uie be.c raie oi seed
ing for vetch, crimson clover, and
Austrian winter peas
A. Twenty pounds of seed to the
acre should be used for vetch and
from 20 to J pounds for Austrian
winter' peas. Both of these crops
should be covered about two inches
deep for ibest germination. Either
annulled or, cleaned crimson (clover
seed may be used, but where the
unhulled seed art used the seeding
should be 30 pounds to the acre as
compared with 20 to 25 pounds o'f
the cleaned (lseed. This crop should
be covered lightly with about half
an inch of soil. All t"he crops may
be seeded in the piedmont and
coastal plain areas anytime before
October 10 when soil conditions are
favorable.
Q. How much time should elapse
after a cow freshens before she
can be put on full feed?
A. This depends upon the physic
al condition of the cow, but as a
usual thing it requires .about three
weeks after "freshening before the
animal is on full feed. The first
day's feed should consist of bran
mash. Eor the next four days the
grain ration should consist of .wheat
bran and ground oats in ecpial parts.
On the fifth day the cow may be
started on the regular milking ra
tion and gradually brought to full
feed in about three weeks.
Fifth grade Esco Gibson.
Sixth grade Samuel Ramsey.
Seventh grade Rudolph Parrish,
Bedell Bradley. -
Supervising Nurse
Visits County
Miss Theodosia Flud, supervising
nurse for the district health depart
ment was in Macon county last
week working with the county
nurse, Miss Josephine Dixon. Miss
Elud is supervising nurse over the
Indian Reservation, Haywood,
Swain, Jackson, Transylvania,; and
Macon counties. She expects to
spend some time every month vis
iting with each county nurse in
her district. ' '.'
Honor Roll For
Oak Grove School
First grade Sam Crunkleton.
Second grade Bonnie Meadows.
Third grade Christine Burnette
Fourth tirade Beatrice Ramsfv
Lula M ae Jenkins1, Eva Nell Clark",
FARMS FOR SALE
HAYWOOD COUNTY, 133 acres, rich land, Pigeon River, near
Cruso. One hundred acres grass and cultivation, - watered by
springs and branches. Orchard,' 700 to 800 trees. Two thousand
bushels of apples now on trees. Two cottages. Large barn.
$4,000.00.
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, 1X5 acres on United States High
way 64. Part river-bottom land. $4,000.00 cash.
JACKSON COUNTY, near Cullowhee college 175 acres, 70 cul
tivation, 25 level. Orchard. Cottage. Barn. Spring, branch and
creek water. .
Inquire for price on last tract and particulars about all, but
state how you want to niake payments. ,
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N 78 patton Avenue . asheville, n. c.
100-M FEET FOUR-QUARTER
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Preferably 90 Days Dry
Also Butternut Logs Delivered To Our Mill
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