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l| Announcing important
I Changes in Bodies
I and Chassis
Added Beauty and Utility
Ciosed Cars in Color
No Increase in Prices j
All-steel bodies on Tudor Sedan, Coupe
and open cars. Bodies and chassis both
lowered. Larger, more att.active fenders,
affording greater protection. New im
proved transmission and rear axle
brakes on all types. One-piece ventilat
ing windshield on t. Los d cars; double
(ventilating type on open cars. Curtains
opening with all doors on Touring car
|B and Runabout. CJ Closed cars in colors,
with upholstery of finer quality to har
monize; and nickeled radiator shells.
Many other refinements now add to
the beauty and quality of these cars.
See your nearest Authorized Ford Deal
er today for complete details.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
Mates of ti: -i. i;. lam not sepa
rate or idol: it. t - I■■\ii I* \ to the
United Stati-: I ' : e\piv*» the feel
of i'Vi y\ lv..i . of tile South iilld
t.-tify to ti.i- I yal'.y of Southern
i'!:e Southern Tallin!: "Dixie"
I'i'i ir- t ns fond of vuli l r
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WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?
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I NOTICE, TAX-PAYERS |
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There will be a very important meet= $
1 insf of the taxpayers of Stokes county f
| held at the MOUSE at Danbury f
t at 10:00 A. M., on== I
I MONDAY, SEPT. 7TH, 1925 |
Matters of vital importance to the tax-payers are to come £
J up, and it is very necessary that all tax payers be there. o
Taxpayers Committee, !
■ T. H. (jerrey, Chm. .!. M. Fagg, Sec'y. |
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(I row More
Wheat IVr Acre
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Ajil'on... ::>t. 1 li'-ii- f
A-1.. ult it-.',
i irmers in the Piedmont secti n
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ln nu tili- t''ill. A- •.. y. •: of
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ir.-spondingly small. .i farmer* l
ni 1111 is i vi;. 'lit to ...i •
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iiiit station has secured results for •
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I;i!• i- twlh .. I'.i\ li ■ to d
uml i t rofit hy the use of proper-1
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- - :.r, a- follow s :
I' 1 t of i.ltrogei, atui | rofit.- pel
ade: !'
Tlii- ..-i' of >i\ pounds iif nitrogen :
returned *l'2.7"i it. profits of 12,
poutm-. SI ot' 1 pound.-, $17.0*5;
of pounds, $!!». 1 I. |,
From tlii .- • results it is evident;
that our soil., arc larking in nitr - 1
gen atiii it pays to use it for l.ugir|
profit- in wheat growing.
Effect of phosphoric acid iiiiii
pri flls p t i ;n re:
Tin- um of 1 i pouiiiis of phosphoric ,
acid returned i-iM- per acre; of '2S
pounds, s! 1; i f :.t) pound-,
of s i pounds. s i 2
Tli' above figures show that
phos;'lioiii io ill when used in law
ijuantiti.s will pay dividends ill
wheat v t "\\ injr.
In using nitrogen. if the proper i. ■
tatioiis ait grown i nil in i legumes
tunu'il link into the .-oil. it is pos
sibly to >ii,>|iiy in..st if not all of till'
nitrog.-n ii. -i -sary for profitable
wheat yi.-liis. If this is done, iiiiii
most farmers ran plan to lo it, the
cost of tho feitili/ r will lie greatly
ileeriii-i 1 ami the pr, its per aciv
will be increased.
Fit her a. iil phosphate or basic slag
can he used to furnish tin pho.-phate,
lioth giving good re.-nlt.-. While any
form i f potash is good.
In iii"-t cases when wlu at ; s sown
it is piii. lied to follow with red
clover. Must of our soils to grow red j
clover Micccssfiilly need lime ami j
phosphate. The licst time to apply I
lime foi tli' red clover is after the j
wheat kind is broken, the lime to be .
applied and harrowed into the snil i
when tie- seed bed for tile wheat is
being prepared. This gives the lime J
a chance to become distributed in the
soil, correcting acid conditions, and
gives the young clover a chance to !
start off well. The added phosphate j
to the wheat will also cause the
clover to make a good start, and to ■
get a good yield of hay it is very
necessary on all Piedmont soils.
Als:i in carrying uu* experiments
on different types of soil, and from
rotation and fertilizer experiments,
it is recommended that at least >oo
pounds of fertilizer be used for
wheat, analyzing 10 to 12 per cent
phosphoric acid; 5 to lti per cent
anumia, and about 2 per cent potash. '
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0 Kea?onahU> cost.
0 1 month's tuition only
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months' tuition only i I*» 0
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ii".i-1 • 1 elil' llil"U- crowd.
II -.v :i. -I- uglilv North Carolina
i- .-. Id "ii iiuti'iii' bii' - w:is ili.-. iv.-r
--eil after 11.' "11l I lodge coupe Went
down for ;>!*i>. She an un.-ight
1\ i hari it I'it doubtless good for
.-iViial t i 1)1 - - what -lie brought. At
tli' kll" kil.g down of the i' dge I'iil
iliny perke i and by the time Frank
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Qhe
Worlds Greatest
Automobile Value /
What you get for your money
—that is the definition of value.
Chevrolet offers you the most
/^— or V our automobile dollar. It
possesses 83 distinct quality
1 ifiHf features. It possesses construe*
ji>r f' ifnumit«/Vvumpori fiion tion r\ pical of the highest priced
tj cars a powerful, economical
m motor dry plate disc clutch
■ selective three speed transmission
sturdy repr axle with pressed
I steel, hanjo type housing—'semi
| 1 elliptic springs of chrome-vana
% dium steel beautiful streamline
\ No\V You bodies, with closed models by
\ p f » f _ Fisher, finished in handsome
Oct colors of Duco, whose luster and
I —a fuiiv equipped, quality c#»r color lust indefinitely.
for * 525 Chevrolet gives you power, dura
j -a racy, Mreamiina roadMcr bility, dependability, comfort,
for *525 economy and fine appearance.
- a fine cup. with h.iu«,n because this car provides
tire anj dic whcaii such an extent ot quality at low
for *675 cost, Chevrolet has become the
-a Fiiher BoJy Coach Matin. Wor W'« laW*' builder of quality
five people cumfortabiv cars with sliding gear transmis
for *695 sion. See these remarkable values
—a handnome •edan, beautifully today,
upholstered and with full
~ 7 o ;Byf7rimm,n" ; B yf 7 r imm,n " New Low Prices
A U pruts f.o.h. Flint, Mich. New Quality Features
Stokes .Motor Car Co.,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Quality at low Cost
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WEDNESDAY. A If.. 2». 1925
Kdmomison, of Averj county, tackled
a -".I -.rai'er wom: n > f i l.iyteii ;md
i; ;i de- ierate bid with li-r, the
whole . :x wa- i\i ;:e,| over these
ma. I..tie- ttliii I: brought -S:I.Tl!
Tl.i- v.: • all thi.v win W"Hh,
'lb"! that Packard roadster bought
b-- ti.iiii a y.ar in;'", was a great
: innuil-..ii got I.i- name mixed
up w.th that of Mrs. Fdntoudson and
tlii delightful mountaineer woman
got i r.-dit fur running a desperate bid
against an easterner. It was the
foriv.er si -hi nil superintendent of
A very who had to go above sl f t)Oi) to
yet this hiiml.-ome Packard chariot,
a road.-t r easily worth SI,KOO.