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I DAIRYING IS
! SUFFERING WITH
! BAD HEADACHE
! Cure Lies In Cutting Poor
Producers and Good
Feeding.
| "Headache? Sure," says the quick
; relief doctor, "111 give you some
j headache powders." But soon the
• ache is felt again and more powders
I are taken. The victim thinks only of
| relief but seldom does he diagnose
|his case and try to find the cause of
J his trouble. After the headache has
•persisted for a time, however, he
1 begins to seek the cause, and final
jly, after much suffering, locates the
i source of the trouble and is reliev
-led permanently.
j The dairy industry, no one will
j deny, has been suffering for some
| time with a "headache." Headache
'powders, in the form of decreased
j feeding by the producer, have been
| used, but little change in the vic
tim has been noted.
J Some farmers, however, have at
'last found the source of the trou
j lie and are beginning to apply the
j proper remedy, the culling and bal
j anced ration method. Many farm
; ers already have eliminated from
i their herds a part or all of the
j "boarder" cows, but altogether too
1 many farmers have placed thc.~e
| "boarders" on a pension and are
| keeping them, to the detriment of
jthe entire herd and the dairy
| industry as a while.
The sooner all "boarders * are
j eliminated from the dairy herds,
'the sooner will the dairy industry,
■swing back to normal. Until the
"pension" lists have been- done
away with and the farmer begins
feeding balanced rations, with the
proper protein concentrates, he
cannot expect to make a reason
able profit on herd.
Now that pastures are abundant
in most places, only one pound of
the following ration is needed for
each five or six pounds of milk
produced: ground corn, hominy, or
barley, 400 pounds; ground oats,
300 pounds; wheat bran. 100
pounds, and linseed meal, 100
pounds.
"Painting and „Whitewashing on
the Farm" is the title of Agronomy
Information Circular No. 50 now
available free of charge to farmers
of North Carolina on application to
State college.
Dairymen of Alamance county
will hold an auction sale of 22 heif
ers, five cows and five bulls, all
pure bred Jerseys, at the MeKane
Fair grounds on Friday, May 30.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 22, I*3®-
Sportsmen Have
Optimistic .Meet
! The second meeting of the Izaak
Walton League of Rutherford Coun
ty, was held at the Dutch Grill, be
tween Rutherfordton and Forest
'City, Tuesday, Mayl3th. David Lind
sey, president, presided. It was an
nounced that the League already has
lover 30 members.
i J. G. K. McClure, Jr., of Asheville,
'spoke. He told of what the State
Board of Conservation and Develop
, ment has don during the past t\\ o
and a half years in developing the
resources of estern Xorth Caro
lina along the lines of fish and game.
! He said a chain of game refuges, be
ginning in Macon county, with the
Wavah Bald Refuge of 12,000 acres,
I surrounded by 20,000 acres of pub
lic hunting ground, next the Pisgah
Game Refuge, with 150 miles of cir
cumference over which the game is
! spreading, third, the Mount Mitchell
! State Game, Refuge, of 22,000 acres
•in McDowell and Yancey counties,
.surrounded by 60,000 acres of na
tional forest land over which the
public can hunt, fourth, the Dan-
I iel Boone Refuge, of 17,000 acres
'in Avery and Caldwell counties, are
being stocked with deer and birds
; and the streams with fish.
Rearing Pools Built.
Perhaps, the outstanding achieve
ment in Western North Carolina, he
: said, is the building of rearing pools
by private individuals. Over 150 rear
ing pools in which trout are raised
to the size of from four to six inches
have already been built in Western
North Carolina. From these pools, he
said, the streams are being stocked
and the fishing is tseadily improv
ing.
Several of the members of the
League spoke. Mi*. Lindsey stated
that five years ago he had fished
every stream in Rutherford county
without getting a rise. Last week, he
said, in two days fishing he got his
bag limit of rainbow trout both
times. Other members reported that
fish are plentiful in many of the
streams, and felt greatly encouraged
over the progress made in western
counties in the past five years.
Fox Hunters.
Mr. C. C. Moore, of Forest City,
spoke for the fox hunters. He urged
all fox hunters to be considerate of
the farmers' property over which they
are hunting. He stated that it is
easy to retain the good will of the
farmer if all gates are closed and
property rights respected, but that
the careless hunter who tears down
fences and destroys crops naturally
brings on the farmer's enmity, and
the next hunter who comes along
will not be allowed to hunt.
Plans were made to assist Game
Warden Hardin in the building of
rearing pools for rainbow trout in
four sections of Rutherford count v.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF LAND
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed of Trust
made by Henry C. McFee and Bertie
Edna McFee, his wife, to the under
signed Trustee, dated December 15,
1929, and duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Ruth
erford County, State of North Caro
lina, in the record of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust, No. 5, page 365, to
which reference is hereby made and
default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured
by the said Deed of Trust, whereby
I the power of sale contained therein
has become operative, said Trustee
will on
MONDAY, JUNE 16th, 1930.
at 12:00 o'clock noon, sell for cash'
to the highest bidder, at public auc
tion, at the court house door, in the
town of Rutherfordton, North Caro
lina, a certain lot or parcel of land
in the city or town of Rutherford
ton, County of Rutherford, State cf
North Carolina, and more particular
ly described as follows:
Beginning on a stake on the North
erly side of McFee street, which stake
is^ located at a point 250 feet North
87 degrees and 30 minutes West
from the corner of the Northwester
ly intersection of North Main street
and McFee street; the same being
E>r. J. C. Twitty'4 Southwesterly
corner; and running thence with the
Northerly side of McFee street North
8' degrees and 30 minutes West 75
feet to a stone, S. P. Dunagan's
corner; thence with S. P. Dunagan's
line North 2 degrees East 150 feet
to a stake in K. J. Carpenter's line
thence with K. J. Carpenter's line
East 7-% d ! greeS 3nd 30 rainutes
70 fe et to a stake, Dr. J. C.
.Twitty's line; thence with Dr. J. C.
Twitty's line South 2 degrees west
! 150 feet to the place of Beginning.
! The above property is sold sub
ject to a Deed of Trust t 0 secure
the payment of $3,000.00 executed
by Henry C. McFee and Bertie Edna
McFee, his wife, to the undersigned
Trustee, dated March Ist, 1923,
and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Rutherford
County, in Book A-5, at page 240.
Said Deed of Trust being a first lien
on the above property which the buy
er must assume and pay off, under
the conditions set forth in said Deed
of Trust.
This, t l ie 16th day of May, 1930.
The Commercial National Bank of
High Point, N. C., Local Trustee.
By R. R. BLANTON, Att'y.
33-4t-
To The Voters Of
Rutherford County
Unexpectedly and probably unfor
tunately at the Republican Conven
tion last Saturday, the convention
placed my name on the ticket for
county commissioner. This I think
| a mistake for several reasons. To
i be frank with you, I am not the pro
gressive kind that people want these
modern days. Some call it keeping
pace. If I could have lived and serv
ed as county commissioner fifty
| years ago, possibly I might have made
|an ideal one; but t 0 mention my name
now sounds like ox carts, spinning
wheels, and jean breeches.
I want the voters to size me up
at the beginning. I would prefer to
be defeated in the election rather
I than disappoint you afterwards. I
(have no desire to be a commission
er elected by the Republican voters
only. If I cannot receive a good
strong vote from the best Democrats,
I want to lose; for it is their inter
ests principally that commissioners
in this county represent.
Under present conditions if you
want a new road, a new bridge, or
some more bonds issued, I would ad
vise you to vote for the other
fellow, as I don't want to see you
Ylisappointed. I am opposed to taxes
continually increasing and the debt
still growing. One or the other should
be and can be reduced As I under
stand, the commissioners have very
little to do with running our schools;
however, I am opposed to some of
the useless expenses incurred in op
erating the schools. We must admit
that the schools have improved won
derfully during recent years, but this .
makes me think of the boys who train- j
ed their pups by running Dad, —they j
said it was fine for the pups but hell |
on Dad!
I would prefer a $75,000 court:
house paid for, rather than one I
worth a quarter of a million and owe !
every dollar on it. I had rather have;
my old model Ford and it paid for
than a Cadillac not paid for and a
mortgage on my home. So you see
very plainly that I am a back num
ber.
But before I forget I must thank
the convention for this honor, and
also my Democrat friends for their
voluntarily offering to support me.
In this race I have two troubles to
contend with: One is that I am not
known over the county, and the oth
er is that those few who do know
me are too well posted.
We speak of progress—l don't
believe there is such a thing as pro
gressing on credit. I call it progress
ing backwards or down hill. It is just
a matter of postponing trouble, or
at least it has proven so with Ruth
erford county. I don't believe in
pulling back. I remember that when
I was a small boy my father told
|me I made a "poor out" driving, but
a good hand to put o n brakes. So J
am still pulling the brake line, and
this might not suit those wh G want
to keep pace. My idea is to pay out
of debt and stay out!
0. B. BIGGERSTAFF.
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