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"Ust summer," i
I "pork couldnt be
price, and the
[lookfc' mighty 1
manager of the Davie
[??Hue foreman, Joe Patner . ,
J fold George I
bad it t
"Well," he says, "these i
I five pigs, six weeks old,
At about this point in the story, a[
| Davie County fanner same to i
George and asked him if he
take the time to run out to his :
on a pretty pressing problem, 11
apd George says, sure, and
me the sheet of figures on
REA men, and tells me to bring it
back with me and do what I can
with it.
So, I understand from what the
Agent says that these men are not
farmers. They realise, though, fhat
these five pigs have to eat, so they
lav in the provisions. , - xSs
Here's what the board bill looked
like when it came in. Fifty bushels
corn, (10b;. 800 pounds fish meal,
(24; 400 pounds cotton sasd meal,
(16; and one Hock salt, (1.00.
- I Was beginning to think I was
learning more about the diet of pigs
than how. much home-grown meat
cost, but I kept going?wading
through the figures.
It seems the two men called on the
veterinarian, of the veterinarian call
ed on the pigs, or something, and
there was a charge for this of $8.00.
And, of course, no statement of costs
would be complete without spying
that the initial investment in the pigs
was already (62.50.
When it came to housing the pigs
and building a self feeder, I would
probably have been stumped, but not
the enterprising manager and line
foreman. They rounded up an old
steel drum and some scrap lumber,
and presto! solved!
Then one of the pigs died. This
would have been a terrible How to
me, but the other four pigs did extra,
well, as if they were trying to make
up for \he lttle fellow that didnt
make the grade. When they were
kilted last month, they dressed out
at 1986 pounds, George's report show
ed, and With the local market paying
thirty-five emits a pound at Oat
time, yre can figure that the men hdfl
(345.80 worth of pork for their trou
bles. Cant we?
The total raising expense, (211 AO,
divided by 988 pounds, gives us 21.4
cents a pound. Therefore, the Jones
Patner pig growing business netted
the two men a saving of 13.4 cents
a pound on their meat.
And besides, think of the fun they;
had watching the pigs grew.
Marines Take Over
Morehead Beaches
Morehead City, Jan. 14.?The Ma
rines have landed in Morebend -City.
Second division leatherne< k? from
Camp Lejeune have taken over the
port terminal here for a week of
beachhead operations and several
thousand men are expected to be in
action.
The terminal property is jammed
with ambulances, jeeps, and vehicles
marked "expkwivee."
NOTICE TO CBEMT0&S
i -aggyi -V?\
Havin
of theEirtateof Elbert Moye, late of
Pitt County, North Carolina, this is
notify aU p#hons having claims
ainst IftbE state of the deceased to
them to the undersigned at
iville, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 26th day of November, 1947,
fore the 26th day of November, 1947,
debted to the said Estate will please
mftkf settlement.
day of November,
TURETHA MOYE, Admwr. of
the EsUte of Elbert Move.
John B. Lewis, Atty. (N-29-6t>
Bay -Savings Bonds" Havei Hold!
KMp
width*; sterile
sterile white cloth for
and tourniquets; ma
it for burns; tincture of iodine;
boric acid; tincture of merthiolato*
tincture of bensoin; liquid green soap,
and rubbing alcohol.
The following specific
for teeatmeat are gfeent
5? For bruises and scratches and after
removal of splinters, apply an afiti
septic, then a sterile bandage.
For puncture wounds ? deep sliv
ers or nail punctures ? apply tinc
ture of merthiolate, bandage
and go to a doctor. -
For small cute ? cleanse skin
around the tat with liquid green soap
or bentine, then cleanse skin with
alcohol and apply an antiseptic to tbq
cut with a clean applicator.
Plan Year's Work
With Farm Records
Pfenning for the year ahead is
essential to any form of business.!
The farming enterprise requires this
peper work no less than any other
commercial activity in which the
operator expects to make a profit.
Dr. R. E. L. Greene and W. H.
Pierce, agricultural economists with
'the N. C. Agricultural Experiment
Station, m recommending rim keep
ing of farm records as a 'jneans of
adequately and accurately planning
for die year's activities, explain
that thore is more to recording the
year's work than merely knowing if
the farm made a profit or lose.
Intelligent action can be baaed only
on" fact, they say. Keeping farm rec
ords offers the simplest and most
accurate means of achieving this.
Four steps are necessary in keeping
a farm record, first of which is to
take an inventory of all farm proper
ty at the end of die year, litis means
recording the number and value of
all items of property the farmer owns
W ewes.
Second step is keeping a record of
farm income and expenses. Often, the
best means of doing this is to carry
a small notebook with one on which
can be recorded all transactions as
they occur. Later, they can be trans
ferred to the permanent record book.
The third step in keeping farm
records is to take an inventory at dte
end of the record period. This inven
tory is similar to that taken at the
beginning, except Mat - all Changes
must be, taken into account
. Pinal, and most important step, is
to summarise and analyse the records
at the end of the record period. In
the- anaylsis, an attempt should be
made to discover the weak spots in
the farm business so thft they may
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified aa Administrator
of the Estate of James Harris, late of
Pitt County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
against the Estate of the decei
exhibit them to the undersign
FarravideT^orth
sr^Exts.1
of their
to
E. O. LAN*
tSA
W or attraettW~f||:year. Before
ratting ?way Christmas cards, bring
roar address book up to date with
tew or changed addresses.
Instead of discarding Christmas
arda, pat them into a scrap book
rhich the youngsters of the family
te year around, or a
shut-in day and 1st the J
in the book.
Haay a new year's landscape h
by old Christmas tfees
forlornly in backyards. For
of the U. S. D. A. suggest that
few minutes' work with a sharp
i&tchst can convert the old tree to
leat bundle of kindling for winter
tearth fires. Or, the tree can be set
nto the ground outdoors as a winter
shelter and feeding center for Mrtte.
Birds will enjoy hjts of suet, raisins
ind bread crusts attached to the
tranches and will repay the kindness
wart spring by helping to destroy in
Met pests and weed seeds around the
jrounds and gardens.
Oranges and grapefruit are the
juys in fieah fruit this winter. Prices
>f both are lower than in many years,
recording to V. S. D. A. marketing
ipeefedists. Beth the orange and
grapefruit crops for the 1946-4T sea
ion promise -to be the largest on
record. The orange crop is 20 percent
larger than last year and S3 percent
ibove average, while the grapefruit
crop is 6 percent larger than last
pear's big crop and 69 percent above
iverage.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of
die estate of Mrs. Dorcis Williams,
deceased, late of Pitt County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them to
Ihe undersigned at Farmville, North
Carolina, on or before the 18th day
of December, 1847, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
mvery. All poisons indebted to said
sstate will please make immediate
payment ?
This the 7th day of December, 1946.
JOHN HILL PAYLOR, Executor
of the estate of Mrs.
Dorcis Williams.
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