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Marshall, C. Dec. 21, 1823 , SECOND PAGE jiM,ii.m i j mi sn , sj jaijjmrwiffiffr"MMww"',w",w,w'"""i averaged over a hundred aoiiars eacn TTTTT.. -s&f S w. iHdieva t this herd o ' 1 ' i . - 1 . v,v ... , x. TlAtnohstratioii Affent S I tmvi'SAJS: 4$ 5 - V-. . V, 1. I , -f, 1 , UIIM w , . a- t -i "Contributed by COltltnn - - ... ..F.AJl,K BRINIHAU.. I Wan. u rhnatt fat were they fed'with i mors attention to their production j but we give this as en example, ex f'rhi-"ju8t-rtM,-ctt en t aviw mer.1 .Wrftffs 'WS-ffM - Hi The delry-Jauiinaae IU CQjopnije. w ana tne dummm V iirht farmers are using ywu " . . . the woraiKnee or-iBrnmie- uikb THE HEWS-RECORD r'SBSSSSSBSSSHBiBBS p .1 IB" rBY Arm clay soil and taade sery. Thb success of i UUa venture tojSJ- 'They swhjlt intense of covering. He report. been PfStartinj theirr neighbors are - doing -t-nd. 1 farmers i who tested in starch tms , ih.t tadv: stream of dollars AUSTRIA PEAS. Two farmers had the county agent cure for thei AuttriCn peas for seed, the first to be use-din th county. The result will be of Interest. , KOKBEAN LESPEDEZA. Three trials of this legume are being made in the county. It is too early to give results but the growth has been very satisfactory ,tnis year. . ; HORTICliTURE.--APPIjE3.--- We hmM'twn-Toilnr orchards, set two that are excellent demon strations of the economy of using flrst'claet trees when setting an oroa ardTOn th farm of Chapel Tweed, WKiU Bocki is a oroung orcnard aecow foriS months, or an average, per. wittreea--from nelVby auraeryiod of 1 1-2 months each for fi trees that wre unsatisfactory to-tke ws. During thia time they mOui an purchaser. when bought The, trees in this brchard are only just getting started to grow and are not develop ing into first class trees. Tn ATiifliAv uAM.i a tit eotmtv Clyde Brown set an apple orchard the: same year as uttapei i weea. ue used the best of trees from a reliable nursery. This orchard has made a re markable growth the past season, some; of the trees showing as' ranch as five' feet of new wood. These trees are well developed and some will be staftihg to bear fruit in another year, There is at least two years dif fereric iif the growth of this orchard ani that of lit: Tweed's. Brown's tree will be bearing by the time Tweed's are well started; The differ ence in the cost of the trees will be smothered by ,ie oarly returns. STRAWBERRIEsX-Mr. Leke, of Revere, reports .a " successful 'year rwitn'hls strawberries se,t to 1927.' He hadllioificurty in' disposing of toe" cro)i atf a 'niM profltk tnany at -his door A sample given the county agent were of-the' extes, grade. . Ti A Woody'. alsO reported a very good year.Jwith his new strawberry bed: He had a variety of beniee and his seasen Was1 lehgthened more than the. usual strawberry season. DAJRV ' CATTLE Last year in root eeptrt we madc tiie following state aehtvregilrding the dairy buslness-r. "We believe that it will meaa ;maek in dollars and cents to Madison Coua ty bnoe the dairy business i well res tablisHed.1' A statement of the. amount of cTeaM sent to the Biltatore Dairy and of the amount of money received for. the same for the year ending Sep tember "30 bears opt, thia statement. According; to the. statement mention ed there were 22,940.61 pounds of butterf at sent from Madison County. during the period named. This is an increase of 64 1-3 per cent over the previous rear's delivery. This amouat of bntterf at brought to the county $10,706.0?. This was new money re ceived for something produced in the county. It was just so much more money than had been received pre vious to starting of the cream sales in March, 1926. It replaced nothing that was being sold at that time. . During the five months beginning with May the average amount of but terfat hauled from Madison County was 2719 pounds, bringing an aver age of $1,227.00 per -month to the cream producers. At the flush period 50s or more farmers ' were selling cream as compared ' with 30 at the height of the season in 1927. Not only are iwe gratified with the amount of cream sold but are snore than glad to add that this cream has all, been of high quality. sFrom VmiiZF& . 1,.. hn nm thino- preoiemaies B "t, that has been emphasized and VMi v " tne. . 4.. InlLrna sort of cream. The cream goes into . r . . the famous Biltmore Dairy iltmore Dairy butter which is largely sold direct to the cus tomer irom me cuimore u-uck. wniy once has the flavor of the cream .1 mi xi . located the cause and had it removed, Tk- ,niain. haa.haan that the cream delivered by some of vus . ..... n. ' the customers was too nen in iau we should state that there was another conwlaint This was that cream was being delivered. . remeay wis ibuii a wiue va ; a.. ... . 1 IJ. . - Early in the year the county agent Wat -n-t y of .influenced a dozen of those se cieam to purchase spring' balance scales. He also secured a supply i I a .al s i -1 C TC?P' arawn cnucism. inea wie' county v$si rum agent was notified and U-VlrIS number (has dwiBdrad to " tnree . on whom a resort 'can be-made. - ,1 - : . . : runninglfe months eacb and the other for montte, an. verage or - hnonth. per cow. Fot this period these J A 10Q HV. Ami lev AekjeK VA' "3 "Jirrjr average teed fed including pasture at $2 per head per month was figured at $50.47, leaving an income, oven feed cost of $47.70 each. Besides thia there iwaS 10,420 pounds of skhnmilk which was used to feed chickens, calves and pigs. 1 'L.j'7:.T. " erage Of 87&Z.S ns oi. nux eacn hich contained an average of 204. lb Tha MtnnM tar rroam were (470.23 or an average of $94.06 each, Calculating the feed and allowing tne 'asture at $2 per month, we have an erage feed cost oi ssv.tD eacn, aving a return over feed cost of $56.60 each besides 47,367 lbs. of immilk. Four of these cows were iferswitkthe) first calves. J. Keys, kept records on 6 cows, ree of these for 7 months each and ree for 6 months each. Five of i tarti their tart the first of April and one the first of May. Two -ere dry in September and two went, y tthe month of October. Averaging e months the cows milked we find at this average was 6 1-2 months. uring this time they produced an erage of t389rlbs!ofSailk, 303.6 lb fat, and Mtarmd their . owner for is fat $92.59yesoiv ITiefajftfd cost, ; allowing for Valtuwanidf grain, an average of $32.50 esch,leaving $60.09 as the average return anove ieea cow for each-'cow tor the 6 1-t monthsji There-was-'1,666 lb of skimmflk a- vailablo, for feeeV ! J J 1 :i i - Itir-oim 1lgwhst-toff mm met months except that MK Fisher's sntaMfaT4i. Taalisw thss die'fe''d cost would hsJvobeettiner ed during too winter; montnsi sso aiso -M tK riee of bnttetfat ThO fig- ufrioVb'K LTr tterodwtton of,brt ""i's ""Tir, TT . " : ernWorA.CWOlin;;' ' . There -"seems utue aouov ou sua 4. . ACyS IB wie mawr uaujuumi our county. Be was one orxnotnTee who purchased ix2if' 7a5.3 these 'Sn 'an aged pWebreA cow and twd gt heif.e and treihened that inte and spring, Keys seenied to hays or the lncky card wWn he tdoK hm thrf aged purebred cow. Not only has sne neen a profitslble producer, hut she. Is fast becoming the mother of a herd of nure bred Jerseys. Today there are females b the Key's herd, led from the old cow. Al- pure-Dnj 11 . 1 1 ways when you visit thu (herd you find Oie cows in the best of condition,, they are never allowed ,vm".'- to . become mm in nesn. merer uu wibjt -.- cited. They have been taught by their owner thit man Is their friend and show it in their attitude toward him. W may expect to hear more of this herd ta the future, . . n 1. J AnM T.t ip n.T and J. F.urvan. tne 'BO, WW tw. who nurehased cows in that l9Ji mttfZTtt - . - i t . bred herd each. They quite as fortunate as Mr, Keys in S-jh.BOM.ifai. alves from their pure- SSSrl!! w 9 wdl1 lra.nl ,h JATaeV DUU all UWM f .7 . !. -.is.. Another farmer who is making 4 aVttM. hiiainoao at jP liincr Cnim K""" " " ;r vri:.ii w- T-r: Mr. jsector ooes . nm , naveuie bunchs of cows that Keys.does Dot J j t ,v,i . a .:7aU-w."-L. niirv cuwh caitvu w s AeMua thelargest herd f ;J?J are bred to freshes i the Ute(Wjnter J. E. Karter nas ".FfXtki F-Adr,rho'coaect.,u eream duetion Ion three xows. two -of these :" a. . u . . -kA,v. . nd early iprii..'Thr J,i2:.ing' tho year - tteyMldaggs ;.to tha,h meoo creamery should. .that' riiafw nart tha feed .that tne i. ejRH AR TTioii- faarf cost baa i r . e. ,, far PvMfes, only a -,, tWniiittn ;:"VT. "T f that the farm affords. For a period of six months the past summer,-; accord- Ina" to Mr. Rector, their cream eneck not enough " ill u " . on Ka1""'"1" K," A.-' early ; December until the hatchery Wa bone purchased, mey sre never leu ueay average MM OI sz.is. ;:esias va.s bud. Wll -a-k-d em aeh Satni it ...... i 7'on irrain. uie iiiuciiv vcwk v,, t...--t-nara nan neen aoia oiu neua w vnc . j . i. x .jo. ''tAxVoOD fT. . ITC.Ji 431 . . ,71 'i . , . mv Uim i" nr-i if vflu is ura iuvuki :w - mterJt - bis work and who 1. ,oln, muck to keep the growth I :5fiw k" in. W. W at iea 1 .. . k ' 'ew examples ox tne rn ox onr B C HACKING GOOD COWS 100 CRACKING GOOD HENS PROPERLY KEPT ; . build . '"M! BANK ACCOUNTS AND FARMS We Often remark that thoo who milkinr th. cows and who n f "SZJK; "3LT aSI 2f2 'ThStl K.Tu.. ""tt POULTRY. The Poultry business has suffered. The period of low prices xor Dotn eggs ana nens eany m we year discouraged many that were siarnng ana touay were mm uw many good nocks in tne county as there were a year ago. Not many new flocks started and only three new houses, built However we have those who are making good at the poultry game. In the fall of 1927 we induced nine to keep records of their flocks on the blanks furnished by the state. most of these were carried for five or six months and then stopped. One did nothing, after 1im months owing to siekness. Another stopped after 3 months, lacked stamina, A third gave no report j after four months, We have the report on one flock for the entire year. r Chapel Tweed, Whitf iRock, started 'with a flock of 142 birds and .had 13$ at the end of six, months, . He mixeo as leee at bqss b eggs at ordinary countrv prices. B realised a net profit tof $70.66, ces.ts in six months on eggs sold over feed ost' v -- v Mrs. Porter Bryan had a flock thrt sMatlM iMibm mixed ratknyHB s xorsnswimoauv uuH wtaw "Wi, record was tW.U - ' Mrsi JotWBryan Jiadia flc of r . : zr-' u :j.u- .. lMntmn "I; xir nooa. -iwma ovmr-nuivw ,w ' wm,mipww !w TO 5 lili n ' 'month 6 hi Barre KonTWd. had, va "-- - . seod, feds; ed with 96 bird ; His 'nPf0T,!f much' and" perhaps inow tluin siny-. feed' cost AJ;'l''xiiijQ elso. Wiatvlii thsTuse itf raav - Mr B. Brya liadflock of 0n Barred hocks wk Lf fl i to l ls,yir h over th ;coal of ffo' ' . t. a-. wooty thalt'llMiasHthift Wg" fig:: rwith poultry.- Ho '" f J.SS flock of Igoa T ; niv Li-avS eel- lish Bamn:sttfwn.:They navomot at- mnrt tA mifn'UlBI DWB IWU M kii -. purchase each yearsstt 1?fl?- Thbuy fr sam their-ordwvsirrt hejsd of ttetooteoTjrant s Tftss-dtoW develon r"- rjr-- zr", .ztz- r . . .- -W1- """lSSESST er in suu mdwuj - ---- ,! to puHet. to laying lne , IT j !- .ZZiJ i goody's had 180 tirds in 'ttel lay- ruarV they had a severe outbreaK or ) . . -.-.i-1. a -1-., If :) Aai.It whicn cut jt to about 140 hens. Many p ' , . ; j; . it ua;.u m Kiaitsaa fnr 01 xner! "w j i T" wnue. xney nave euueu f BlBCo q,, ejuroy, getuntrna oi mo henS that stop laying. J"6.8". NOVember. 1ZB, Utey nan ui u"" best old hens left in the flock. The Woody's sold tneir eggs w peddler untfl the operative egg marketing was started in June. Dur- marketing was is -v - - been $186.75, TWs leaves a proflt of "Tli . ..tan vc "A SZiT: .m7v mt home. (We nndersUnd that chick' - wrt a welcome feed in their home.) - aad they not had the outbreak of Had tney not naa ine ; ouwreu sickness in the flock during ths win- ter their profits ' from eggs t alone would have mounted well up to $3 per bird. t - They are starting the 'coming year with ari enlarged henhouse, the 50 . " , strong pullets. They are selling w thru the market secured by the count, select yearung nens ana aoonv iou agent at a premium on we wou aantg over the local price. Tha last ".oo to tho county. Tnn tne ee ket price and by next year wo may wfcs for 63 cmts per doses, operative buying the farmers- have expeet a record and a story of pro- pom this must come a cent a dosea saved themselves $1605. Either would fiUMe poultry keepinr that is worth forgrading .and a slight amount for nave paid the agent's salary- r,dia. - : " , s eases and fillers. A local lady attends,. ' '' """ " ' ""' '"' 1 " - RURAL ET.TinsX KTSSG. So much for this subject. Ws fumlehed plans to oao-'person for -a stock bam bnt thty have Kft beeri vt1. "lre, $i le?t, 1 i- ortM t t -si'; a r t I 't ' . I T. A." 4 13Liw'fMrt To close the books without an expression of adtliftfi during the past yeat would leave a aept U I ijufwl II 111'- V n .n mm 1 't i IB MS BMW K. ia lo-aas h- .liMusiM m, ITtoTX".;. m m. . mm w . . .j a KaWM,',',..-! --: m iMl'.-ir lull ! T autTi, ,, t, reed nanuu xne ancnors are pitw aiSitsfc the James stanehtons i .k.M ..Im . i AfTfrL'rtrAl;J ECONOMICS. Wd have" spent nitlcll tints arld ,,ttisr' i .irfl-ftt.iy th kAtirt of thU .w-'Wa hniffiva that this is one 'witttottir' lM 1ia---it'. or: 'tlt - )marklttt fotaat' iwttch w shduld beptoduced m this county we vA;'ibi'l to keep that whicb -ws already had. seem to have found a TWIT UOBUsWIV iUOiaO AV Mimm w.n. - -r. -w- " . fkkg has been roads tWfyeirr,Nyingw "m ..aaa - al Aataw k I 'miT teMlMie Wa fhA JIMaVfH 1 rj ,aa. wnerams, in, ami, m wwvh ww made; Alocal party selected by -the the cream bs very. n wwnn nu Hiavua nii,.w r., j"F .-a laMnur navania to uta nroaueer. atoSwadr A ' . V . J.V ftVL .4t 6thering the cream, sampling, test- W 5. are We thru attention by the county O . L ' - ' Q? cream delivered, been on the we ntcM r ut auuiw . - , - ... ' . Job wben complaints were made in this direction and corrected the same, w have fn many insUnces acted as 4 go-between in getting slight mis - tala In .liariVa nrrai.tn1 ITntil' tha amount of cream increases to three ff f gn tlaei itt imtit inowt. thi'en MoprttN in buying this meaL we have satisfy. hen ,n.w M nmi.u i. than t such an increase is made then per- oe suppiieo. ' EGGS urino, , winter( , from -"fiw .T "7.' P aosen was paid lor such eggs, in 5 JJj - we ' najrv to bnv Tltim g c srranged with the Biltmore nged with the BUunore- .ffva. thav navina , a eggs, they , paying a xremium of 8 eenta ner doaen ovar cents per dosen over tho m-rvnt tar n--A. A' .M &:... th.n tw,-e. weak th. .nHiino- and gg of eggs has been a regular business. There is no record here of -th. nnB,hei f m 'dli-ad hnt it average very close to 120 dosen The last delivery. Monday, per weea. i an tan Delivery, monaay, for. 28, was 245 doren. The prici .Wfor theM e jt.t least 12 to the grading, receives , the check for the e-r frwm the dairy, and pays icouaty reports that be the producer. .We calculate that, is-i-f. ". f j.a-u. ,.. dodirg t:e e s sold to f-e katchvm10, f'!1 oln' ery 1 I ; 3 rore We wish you a very MERRY GHilSTMAS Mt-io NE W EMfc II .. II. IITIUkS If 11 r-llir mm m n : . a w u II Kl i f T . 117 ail, y"rr tf ?tt:' t"" lur...., kun.;u.j uaivgawvac iw-wmi h'!pi.i tarMsM.-tdaarttdr. 1IMniaJAdoa tkvtourV cradle. r! v.n tiH.ihiuuui Miiif.r tne muv war the mriilMMtoeM'tj' riewsrisk'?SKswb)osJsd S sftoVra sjsowsoriiigj -the-j joyous- huighter tkere tnt nav liul)yd MteUtOMBI Of it Thi Utts wsrenouse uet.csnners then it thsysnay dispose ofheir susv The- Princorof thw hows of David, pta: lUtmtBsft1w sjMsMllotsvf A toeomplainlnit tajfr - isrtilisM wereiaeld SweeVmolr near to lovir Him, - tMsB.fjaiswat..ga tmqgmtM nsWsltffda'ts. attorn lUMf. ,w Wf:.; at an aavanoe 01 oniy ioctper-a o. 200 Wmi At leasfccSO fawaot pa romssd't-tluiBwarehonss' te ouxclisE theircfeTtilism . Wsffealsiilate thata rnHIMt i m K a all VTaim HMWSJBI 1 M-IM bObIbbI ' SBI vvr T 5 iTiT ' C 1 odfMSoered tlir tto wwhwuse. of thelsse8o!luftttlrllBl4ndles- ths right sort beet suitabU variety amount of grain hbii muimwum i 1400 sworth poaltry.r.ieed. WamSWaS. .KASSaWFlfc SMalsl :Tha,ft1IWhaWfa savea unaer iocw ir wui $150. Fish meal made up about a third of thisamonnt and was use! for - homo inixingf Poultwroashes. i.T .. . . . ... . growing and laying mashes, the ma- ;iMa-wg-a twowwu a - . t .x. 1. li . j tenajts ior wmcn were, uuuguh uu the masn mixed on tne warenouse floor. . - . -r-' - " Two carloads of cottonseed meal, 42 tons in alL Were OOUEttt lor tbe armers this faU. There were 7t farm The saving on it Unaer the average local price was aooroximatehr; $225. local price was approximately $225. These cars were not solicited. The i j mwAv, .. inums in uiw " u agent untU a car was made tp and then the Agricultural board ordered out A local farmer was hired to attend the car and collect during the unioaoing. .xnree : nlaced du Three carloads of limestone were piacea aunng me year, as wiui' uie cottonseed meal there was no solid tatian the orders beinsr sriven bv those wantinsr the limestone. The dealers commission of 50 cents per ton less a nickel for handling charge was saved to these buyers. - i - . V Thru sales of cream during the year and thru the premium on eggs secuc- ut ymmww v -v' . -od by the county agent finding a mar- ket, .th. extension service has. meant RJ. Avery of Morrantoa ta Burke wui begin a i management on his .woooiot ox suo acres, siuon oi tne If r - f rf. II ,-l,lii 1 -y ! 1 ,'IMB MWi Wy J ,.; - ' . M , M i m.M f r m IV. 1.' M H.N . H lft,j.V CMIITllM:ltBlTliLIliZll nD irasKm mxw' w t-r. ' whom rnaeiv wtnoueo ne ist.- No briarht and Drettytotf I- Oi taetv tMs barn. Rot'Hk tu dimrv'StaDie 0 01 ' k w-neiin'surrunBgJV That Christmas irpart Nor gifts of price and beauty, - ;But love of gentle, hearts,, Chris emestO hB'fhwlowyi Bct' ths proud be pasaee by, And they sing; bis angeto holy, only Wbere Christ' is vign. - By Geneva King. ., ....:.; . -, ., , .-... Tom Tarheel says that few gives thanks vto an .almighty Cod for tha bountiful harvest,; sad for thai food and feed now stored against the com ing' winter. . OLD rotas SAY.--- r DR. CALDWELL i WAS RIGHT UlL AlLlSMSr A I mil The basie of treatintr siokBeis has not : T changed sin Dr. CaldweU left Medical . College m 1875, nor since he plaead on ; to market Ors laxative preseriptioB M "L" f " , . . . , JL. - Ullnou A.STli iSStet ! taTtSaffi stonaeh and efkar tedJepoutiona entiraly by maeas ed shopis vegetable Uwaltvaa, terbs wad roota.' Trnm ai tin the oseis of Dr. CSrMlTs Byrp yaaaja,a: eoiaMiisttna of smaa ano SC StHd berK wtth fTa,- -rlae shcr'W ia raav for wwaptVpa. ea, fbaeaisr fee C si. t ew foe yv; 4 as y ewe. y "SHar 4 e4 es way ky 1. t. S - r- ry ae elJULMa tu f ' ' ' ' t , . 1 fir ft h 10' IK or t. an j timber will be thinned aad a sjste ii d.T?sel.mat!s Isrvest' sdorted..: ; - - - " - ! ' ' --rrs-c' 'i C ' I
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