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p J THE CAROLINA UNION FARMER Thursday, September 14th, 1911. Who’s to Blame. Proclaiming that God is all love, we blame Him with many things that if true would indicate that Pie is anything but love. For instance, we allow unsanitary conditions at our homes and the typhoid fly gets in his deadly work. Then the preacher says something about the mysterious workings of the Al mighty and the papers publish “resolutions of respect” in which it is said, “Whereas God in His wisdom has seen flt to remove from our midst,” etc. Beyond the Working of His natural laws God had nothing to do with the tragedy. It is ourselves who are to blame, and it is up to us to do what we ran to prevent disease. Now is the season for a general cleaning up. M c s q uito-breeding water, fly breeding filth and all sorts of trash should be done away with and dis infectants such as lime, it being more easily secured and handled, should be scattered liberally.—Ca tawba (N. C.) News. “WOOD’S CROP SPlgCIAL’ for September, says—“It is al ways advisable, in our opinion, for farmers to put in as much of their land as they can in the fall. We nearly always get seasonable growing weather during the fall and the early spring, and crops sown in the fall not only furnish a cover crop for the soil, but are growing and thriving at seasons w.'.ich in recent yea’'s have prove! rrost advantageous in our south ern soils and climate. We wo.ild therefore urge our farmers to cow all the land possible in suit- 'dl> crops this fall, so as to pro-, vide against the repetition of short feed crops another year.” “Wood’^s Crop Special” is is sued monthly and gives timely and ‘•easonable information about seeds that can be planted to advantage and profit each month throughout the year. Write for sample copy to T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen Richmond, Va. Registered Berkshire Pigs I have a nice bunch of pigs for sale at very reasonable prices. Satisfaction Guaran- toed. Write for prices on what you want. A. S. SPEER, Boonville, N. C. Send For List of Farm and Timber Lands W. A, Fulford & Co, Durham^ N. C. LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS Tak® a thirty days Practical cours® in our w®U ®quipp®d Machin® Shops and loam th® Automobile bu8ln®B8 and acc®pt good positions. CHARLOTTE AUTO SCHOOL. Charl®ttc, N. C. r R. B. Rodwlne, Pres. H. B. Clark, Geo. S. Le®, Cashier Vice-Prts. SAVINGS, LOAN & TRUST GO. MONROE, N. C. Receives deposits subject to check on time certificates, or in Savings De partment to compound quarterly. Sells fire, life, accident and burglar insurance. Business of FARMERS especially solicited. Vv^ ANTED—-Your Cotton Seed. Highest market price paid. J. Flem Johnson Company, Gastonia, N. C. WANTED—To sell you your Meal and Hulls. See or write us before you buy. J. Flem Johnson Com pany, Gastonia, N. C- Read This Letter fer Oo We Ship the Seme Day Order !• Rec’d. 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The Carolina Union Farmer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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