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grass is best FEED YET IS VERY DECEIVING I Authority Advises Grain Feed ing In Summer. When Professor G. Bohstedt, of j' re University of Wisconsin, spoke t the June convention of the Cen i - ; 1 Retail Feed Association in Milwaukee, he emphasized the fact that grass is the best, yet the most deceptive, of all livestock feeds. Good grass is the nearest to a , erfect feed that can be found, tut short dry grass provides little nourishment, and especially is lacking in protein content, -Pro. fessor Bohstedt said. He urged that all farmers watch their pastures closely dur ing July and August, saying that the grass deteriorates in value very rapidly when it begins to dry up, and that the pastures are like ly'to be much shorter than the fanner suspects unless he keeps a dose eye on them. Professor Bohstedt is a closo student of feeding problems and has conducted a number of experi ments testing the value of grass at its different stages. He has determined, along with many oth er experimenters, that dry grass .alone will not produce milk in large Quantities unless the cow draws upon her bodily resources, often resulting in permanent in jury,., A ration of proved value, which can.be depended on to produce the maximum amount of milk at low cost, while the cows are cn lean pasture, consists of 2QO pounds of ground corn, barley, or hominy, LOO pounds of ground oats; 100 pounds of wheat bran, and 100 pounds of linseed meaL This ration should be fed at the lates of one pound of grain for each A Thought for July 4th "7 hy spirit, Independence, let me share ' • JS Independence merely doing what you want to do ■ . - coming and going as you like . . working for whom you choose . . living Life in general without un necessary restrictions? Or . . is it more than that? We're thinking MORE! To fully share the joys of Independence is to be INDEPENDENT FINANCIAL LY .. to not have to worry where the next dollar is coming from.. .to look forward to the future with se curity and confidence, bring what it may. • * Thrift is the key to it. SAVE CONSISTENTLY and INVEST WISELY! adopt a set financial program and let this Bank be of service to you in carrying it out. , COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED! UNION TRUST CO. BANKING - INSURANCE - TRUSTS "IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH" RESOURCES 2 MILLION DOLLARS MZ pounds of milk iprodueed daily. Cows producing one plound ior more of rbutterfat tiaiVy sfcoiild de ceive one pound of the mixture d«iily for ieach four or five pounds of milk. Chamber Commerce For Rutherfordton Rutherfordton, June 30 —A Cham ber of Commerce was organized for Rutherfordton Monday night when a number of local citizens met at the Isothermal Hotel and discussed the matter. R. E. Price, editor of The News was (.elected president; B. D. Wilson, jwdiolesale merchant, vice president and J. T. McGregor, pro prietor of the .'lsothermal hotel, sec retary-treasurer. Directors, in addi tion t 0 the officers weTiS elected as follows: Messrs. K. E. Simpson, J. L. Taylor, J. H. Carpenter, W. W. Nan ney, M. Littman and A. L. Morris. It was .decided to meet again next week, and make further plans, select a suitable letterhead and ap point committees. A number of things will be undertaken in a small way. The new organization will op erate on a small scale until it gets going well. Headquarters \wiTl be m the Isothermal hotel. Others present, not -mentioned kbove and "taking part in the dis cussions -were: ;N. C. Harris and K. S. Tanner. All agreed that Rutherfordton needed ;a of Comknerce to boost and build it. Luke Reilly Says, '*The Rat Died Be- fore Reaching the River." "Smce moving near the river 2 years ago, we've always used RAT SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat, nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the house. About 15 minutes later he darted off for the water to cool his burning stomach, but he died before reaching it." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Farmers Hardware Co., Forest City, N. C. Beaufort county irish potato grow- ers estimate an average yield of be tween 30 and 35 barrels an acre this season,, This is low for the section THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 193 a FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF N. C. Amidst the beautiful mountain scenes, Standing there alone with God. Surrounded by beautiful Rhododen dron green, With our feet upon soft mossy sod. Our eyes survey the wounderotis views, And the heart looks up with burden sign;. The mind goes out to friends so true Though we often look through tear dim eyes. This life has many sorrow's here below Our hearts are often very sore. But some glad day we surely know Our sorrows here will be no more. Yet this life has many a sweet Thought robbed of many a joy. The task of life we all must meet It begins with a barefoot boy. So every man has some foe to slay And every man has some friends. Oh, "glorious will be that happy day When all our troubles find an end. Then my comrades tvue and brave Please lend us a helping hand,, From the cradle to the grave Will you help us when you can. .For we would do the same for you If you were in our place, j The only way we can be true |And by this show redeeming grace. The Lord has so gloriously defined, jFor by this shall all judgment be. 'As you did to these least of mine, Just so you did it unto me. f And when we all get home to Heaven |We can talk it all over again And sing to Him who so gloriously given s ,Th e songs of Heaven's glad refrain. —M„ M. HUNTLEY. I i ■ " | Limestone under wheat last fall . ircreased the yield by one-third ac : cording to W. P. Alridge of Caswell 1 county. To Observe Fourth July At Scout Camp All Boy Scouts and leaders are an-j . xiously looking forward t 0 the mam-, oth Independance Day celebration J to be held at the Piedmont Council j Boy Scout camp at Lake Lanier, on j July 4th. The fine Boy Scout brass , band of Statesville will furnish the j music and Attorney-General Dennis G. Brummitt will be the speaker.! Executive Schiele and Major Sharp, of the U. S. Army will be in charge of parking accommodations for all who come and of the scout activi ties of the field day. Parents and friends may get a close-up view and intimate knowledge of just how con structively the time of their boys is utilized during their stay at camp. All are asked to bring well filled baskets and enjoy a real picnic din ner in the midst of these gorgeous surroundings. The scout camp will furnish cold drinks for the thirsty and nothing will be left undone to contribute to the comfort and en tertainment of all present. Twenty acres of spring oats plant ed this year by W. A. Beeson of Forsyth county give promise of yield ing 50 bushels an acre. M. S. Rudisill- of Crouse, Lincoln county, estimates his 35 acres of wheat will yield 1,000 . bushels of quality grain. THE VALUE OF f ' • i SOUND DESIGN \ New Ford engine gives outstanding accelerations speedund . sacrificing reliability j \ THE good performance of the Ford car, \ I £ so apparent on every highway, is due | Jiff, | n. , | largely to the sound mechanical design \ n It kas outstanding acceleration, speed !«; and power, yet that is only part of its | value to you. Greater still is the fact h- that it brings you all these features ¥ ;| without sacrificing either reliability or ' economy. by producing turbulence within the That is the reason the Ford car has cylinders during compression. The spark *' given such satisfactory service to mil- thus flashes quickly through the whole lions of motorists all over the world fuel charge, resulting in quieter and j&fc and has been chosen by so many large more effective engine performance*, companies that keep accurate cost fig- Other factors are the direct gravity ures. In every detail of construction it gasoline feed, the specially designed has been carefully planned and made carburetor, the new hot-spot manifold, for the work it has to do. aluminum pistons, chrome silicon alloy The design of the compression cham- valves of larger diameter, statically and ' her is an important factor in the effi- dynamically balanced crankshaft and ciency of the Ford engine. It is built to flywheel* the simplicity of the electrical, allow free passage of gases through the cooling, lubrication, and fuel systems valves and to thoroughly mix the fuel and accuracy in manufacturing. - s, • H delivery. Bumpers and spare tire extra, at Universal Credit Company plan a/ time payments offers another Ford economy. , TBE NEW FORD TOWN SEDAN JJJ Ash the nearest Ford dealer tor a demonstration Bailey To Vacation In N. C. Mountains Interviewed at his home in Ra-"' leigh recently by a reporter j for the Raleigh News and Observer, i i Mr. Bailey declined at that time • to make any statement on his vie-; tory but he did say one thing in-' formally which The News and Ob-1 server printed, and which the \ Democrats of the mountain counties J will read with appreciation. | "I have always gone to Morehead j City and Beaufort for deep sea : fishing every summer and expect ■ |to do so again this summer," said j Mr. Bailey, "but I would be less \ than grateful if I did not spend a portion of my vacation in Western 1 ; North Carolina where I received Isufch a tremendous vote." That came from the heart, and there is no question but that the greeting which Mr. Bailey will re ceive from the people of Western North Carolina when he comes to visit us will be from the heart like wise.—Asheville Citizen. We read that an American jazz composer is quite deaf. In such a case he cannot be held legally res ponsible, we assume. Subscribe to The Courier. W. c. M . D. 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