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gl'BLiSHKU 1 nu* John fxts his tomaioes pickeo .^. by Howard Chapman THAT CALL COR i could nxi IESCAY AFTERNOON* ; kHEtP harvest Spring Calves Make Better Beef Cattle } \ ai'o 1 siiii i>* .artiv sums <•» nmi] (ha* of the most serious bouts that of aduwinir the bull to run v. ith the herd throughout the year is 1.. 1 i use. animal !m~ aaa at State t nlloge. tin! 1 ’ . ' reasons I te iiiiimt':- ana fall calving is bad >s and theii ut'f . Case p ^' a’ the wmtei ate ndir.'-n, and the ake a good grow ot’ cows and cnlv t-a ives clu.1’ in a poor s fail to n fn-:.-•: losses t-> are inereaset Cast furfhei stated thi : c ilv - : ■ rl; lift sold rn devel > to li - o o ne animals. Spring -coni- to o 'a most favorable or,-o» for beef cattle. Reeo save own that sprii . ige of 271.5 ' May j to Novmnbe: 1. while fa" :.ie same ler.gl A- -;v 1; .. • ..and Experiment Station. Will’ :i; 1. N. C., the bull is allowed ' ■ rai with the herd only s Fuly, Th calves the following Feh \pril. They ai and w;i te-i - from the rest of the herd. p .._ . . • (. a ppears t ■ give • e ,e>! :,.« t a.-e pointed c lit. ; sd i n:a;. :■> lowed on piacti , , . ah N ■ . ■:. Carolina far me. Lice And Mites Bob Tar Heel Poultrymen T ■ • noted !sieves are r ■ \ o i *. . ' aro'.iua farmer of hi ops.-: u;r.:ty for poultry profits. O' ■ of these thieves is a Louse (the the s a Mite. Tilt . a ■ :!ia a decline in egg produc- | lion and lowei mg the vigo- and vitality of pullets. Body lice and tropical mites re main oa ‘st s i .- body w.v. t* the red mi’ s stay in the poultry house an-i are usually on or a rt-aiai the ptu- poles. Then-lore, separate treatments are needed t> eradicate these noted thieves. Poultry specialists at -State (.al lege recommend that biros he dusted with sodium fluoride to e radicate body lice or that birds be dipped in slightly warm vulei to which has been added one ounce of sodium /luot ale to each galloi of water used. Perch poles should ■ treated with nicotine sulphate am! the treatment repeated in T to 10 days. Since red mites suck blood irom t ;o birds, it is neecssary to use a material that will kill by contact. The recommended practice is to treat perch poles and supports with ised motor o;l to which has reel! added one third or more ker osene. The house should be tho roughly cleaned and all litter and m-sting material should he binned p]i(i]' to the treatment. The tropical mites remain on the birds at all times. The spec ialists recommended for their con trol that the roost poles be treat ed with nicotine sulphate in the -ante manner as suggested tot body lice, except that second ami third applications are suggested with an interval of about 3 days elapsing brtween application?. (Prehistoric Model) T^HIS dinosaur, Stegosaurus, had long spikes at the end of his tail, which he used as a "secret weapon” millions of vears ago. While dinosaurs lived, Nature was mellow'ing and filtering the crude oils used today in refining Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil. Because it is expertly, refined from these mellowed, filtered crudes, then de-waxed and de-jellied by modern meth ods, Sinclair Opaline will lubricate your motor bet ter, help it last longer. Ask your nearby Sinclair Dealer for.Sinclair Opal ine Motor Oil. Distributed By Northeastern Oil Company Agent Telephone W-445-1 Weldon, N. C. Winter Legumes To Be Planted The farmer, ins' ready for two before time usually the Ola best crops. Early plantii . all crops but i: . ative foi Austi. vetch and criir. Enos Blair, Exu at State Colie. crops are plan', do their growing' of the year whe needed for amt when planted t " ter legumes ha\ of the warm spr, the grower cann •. them taking up , foie, he has to ]T fore they have t soil any good. T ■ much seed and " thrown away, "It takes a tine iter legume regie f"Ot deep to real good," Blair sa;. from the nitrog matter is in dir the amount of under. To be pi a Early starts get i - rop a month or ■,i plant it. is ■ i makes l e - important foi ^ almost iinper u winter peas.' a clover, says ■ agronomist \t tea thesv on time, the\ . . mg thv part the land is not ng else But - late, these win- j .o use too much | r weatht i when j a.ford to have] v room, T1 e. e- j ov them ini bo-! ime to do the i ■ 'esult is that 1 ■ rk have been I k cover of win-j ation about a 1 do the sml any "The benefit! and organic ] t proportion t. i uiterlal turned ! teal. Whitt- le-] r Have a “Coke”= You’re home again ... or getting back among the folks The biggest moment on earth to a fighting man is when he returns home. And one of the things that makes him feel at home is the old familiar phrase Have a “Coke . With Coca-Cola, ice-cold, in your refrigerator, you can moke any lighting man, including your own, feel he’s back with his friends. From the border to the Gulf, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,-has become a symbol of friendly living. ,OTTliD UNDE" AUTH0»'" Of THt COCA-COIA COMPANY IT WELDON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. o 1944 Tk. C-C Co. gumes have to make this growtl efore time to plant rein or whatever crop is to iol low them. They will do this it \\irth tarolina if they are plant ,.,l , ;t*-]y ia Septcmbet rather thar in Otto er or November. \ustiian winter peas plantec September 1 will be almost knee high by the first of April. 11 planted October 15, they will be only ■"> or tl inches high, and wilt not late covered the ground. II planting is delayed until late in November oi early December, as .Mime farmers do, they will be on f ly two or three torches high on j l April 1st. The same is true of vet ch and crimson clover._ As to planting before Septem-1 Ver 1, this can be done in the mountains, but hot, dry weather will generally kill the plants as soon as they come up in other parts of the state. “If you want a good winter legume crop it is time now to be gin looking for your seed,’’ says Blair. “It will take 35 pounds per acre for Austrian winter peas, 25 pounds of vetch and 25 pounds for crimson clover.’’ I About "00,000 funTl el's mu,st >K' recruit? >1 mn« of million, a ^ and vegetables this f' Because of » piovement in at!°» *■ Food Adminfefi^'M tiuued buying “">1 shell eggs CUrr«it, Fo sure there i, . , , rad on at least one siH stairway iu y !1JtJ Extension specialist,^ lege- 1110 stniryway j/1 place for fan3 Swing low I'he cost of living ba« gone up fcke this IU T the price of electricity has come down like this! KEEP YOUR APPLIANCES SINGING A SONG OF LOW-COST SERVICE! NOBODY needs to tell you that the coat of living has been soaring toward high C. But maybe you DO naed a remind*? that the price of electricity haa been (tid ing down. One way to enjoy the maximum efficiency of your electric service is to keep your electric appliances in good repair! (Naturally, too, BETTER CARE MEANS LESS REPAIR! And one of these days, new, time-saving appliances, bought with the money you're saving in Bonds now . . . plus continued cheap, ample electricity . . . will make your personal world a better one to live in! y/ge/m &ect#/c md twe# tmm DON'T WASTE ELECTRICITY JUST BECAUSE IT ISN'T RATIONED
Roanoke News (Weldon, N.C.)
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