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in tLo re:
1 fcllov. jttcn with corn (pl::::t- . i; v ill ivu a Lcuvy crcn cf cats after
J.nz- early) and :. low .pcc.3. la corn to"ccra, aiiJl theri qali fcllowed":.by
broadcast zt last plow Ins:, gathering . peas for hay" -and critisoa clover s
. the .ripe' peas before" Catherine" the a winter coter, w;ll givo.you a ae
--'v corn. - - - V .- ' ' r , . ; -."chanco-for cotton. - -
: v This is ttie best plan to make good ;A I would let; the volunteer oats
". cropannd at the eame time' build cp ." stand as a winter coyer and break la
'the land, - I - know -of. - -.i-; - . ' the Epring. ' - . -"
:V- '-.;.-J" ; : julius aj',peeicv::-.-.';- ' .;:- :
. , ,Cedarto
.A - EditoriaL &ent: fa. Eaafra"'fiprout3
--rotation Is a good; one, or could -berjljetthetttUewato pasture the
. r inade a;gpod,pne.-,He;dp
. whether r -ot e grows a;: winter,, the closer the: grazing the tetter.
cpver crsp -between; his peas and cot- . the oser.the graiihg the better; --"H
ton and . his cotton and corn, hut we . --' ' v" -' "H. ' C.": MEIUUTT.
trust"Uhat. he does. V With :V - ,.. -v
growing :. crops ; to protect his Hand HCj .- ;!
vnfrojfethe.ramsr; and wtthlitie use of fr& tr)iZ''r V
Waad-phosphate his
-crops and impw
' . and v August, -and he
;:z ; ;v-v:: - - '' vwon'tfhave' to' do it many- times'T'he
iiu w -a .t? uiu-uui . jraim tsm stump wm-raecay aurmg tne winter.
Improved. ,
T EING- a: reader
1
wedi$ SMITH;
of your paper l -SiS-i :.;..:--.ni.v-- .:rVi . -:
. reyer saw; and -has done more for im sprouts is to' pasture the Jdhd. with
?Mpropdif armlnp
. ? ; : than an
; anything"' to do
. ' r farmers ar usine ' them; 'take an axe and? hack - them
iHSlcover
w nere tney v useoi to maKe nve to -ten;: v.11 l ssauas: npiuuwi .m ; imc
- Dusheis or corn to tne' acre: tney v are years.;;;;
jnaking from 25 to 90indsome; have ;JJuniap,
w.jme.q:.maKey u u . or more vy nere
iv:
. : - . ,-7".
.if-iT:..
, they used to make one bale, of, cottony This is ,hoW I Jiave killed out some
- ing from ..three-quarters to - two "bales rHiignt- years ago i naa a -acre ieia
ISWperlacreilandittieygirK
" J more-interest iir livestock.; ' sPr0irts were so- thick and large r
fttrant'-to tellrou about a place 1 rhad 'to -shrub them off,, as 'was' too
tradedfof Your -years ago People uch Ltd t
about ; here said it iwouldn't' sprou
' peas, :j each 7eaf I.have
sed'ge' aniltoallip
fifsperacre;
SfiYperiacw'lfor--ifc-Mfleia for second; mowing, of lespedeza.
:; : ! under.; the" broom'Sedgeand nearly- :ery thin wid rough, and where some
- ; everybody that saw me turning a
- V that broom-sedge
' -r butI- did - not s takeitTielr:;adyIci
. - a'-'- commenced to Jarm that ' land-'E
'tis. rotation xnai ; iacics aoou Jiv cacres;
V'.ot getting -Tialf of the place sowedin: ;: Get? Ready for ;the liOnt Show.;
Peaevery jrf?r. ; x muucuia scttsyu : xfANDSOME . ait Fosters Of .
rf w nearly v one bale of cotton- per acre r
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' - ' " a-" W II II .' 'X
-'i'a ""'"'.-i' i.: r-w"'
8i?iliiiiBigfBeh;(
Will you sijend TWo-FIftv tolin-C does it at the time you want, th t
. sure' youTMlf-rj'cV'-11 "right dm, - - .-" ;
' c everiasgir-jrt h fam. TW "fart - '
&hmdt m the fields mtmeY - Will you . . ' A.. -
Wf?-1 ?f cry He's a haitdsome clock plus a' punct-- 1
DC Veil. ".v.. JT.'.-..- ' ; .vV .'' , . . ,-1 .Uan. ,: , Vaii xon tien Viim all Aittr" .
.en; spend it tor Biff Ben. He s - - loner in anv room for he iits bed room. - "
, doing it on thousands ot tarms every . parlor, dinbg room or oau
; ; day nghtnow; g More tlian a million - ' . -
- . people have spent it for Big Ben to , bor or t,;. w teihone bat thn not to .
; v . help them , get to rwork . on time.. coaTenttnt for ym m4 teiuM time.
' Donfoutvvant rt6 Join the Big Bftl -" Jpe' "wy to the botwc That-a why you need , .
-'A Army Don't youW your farm iw4"iiIiim.i i.tm. i..
hands to be inembersf , , -. " B rinn jwtwfcen yo wvit nAgfoam? .
-s iv-v-ii'-K ' i a ' Sro want fv$ straight mlnuty or wjr half mlnuti
; - Alarms are sold at $1 ..0 0 and 91 50 --during tm minuut unku you flag- him off. HU
i lesstha BlfitL Ben COStS but such" big keys make wlodlne easy and hi irttper. ,
y it!Z.7wL ' kW A Ata tA lace and large band tell the time plainly acrow the
1-T KeFm&toii?,' law rooms. - - ,
: hyt not to wake onttmei with. Tney , ' fcJ . '1'
--iut .olm ntt tVi" 1 Bit Ben isiold by 18.000 Jewelers, Hiapriceta .
S;nWleflinake a at. the,, g2.5(l anywhere, in the States. 13.00 anywhere to . -"-Hght'tlinc,t
, - - Canada. 11 yon cannot find him at your Jeweler! r.
tif'ljin 'maMM : r iitat itir money tder eot. to WtsttUx, t llllwtu
:i.:iJiJetti fSP tr:W-tZ. will bring him to you express chaws paid. Pot
-mght tune. ; fr hen oe vnkes yorjtoi- turn right now on your Xmas list
.unicme
. , nd,from.35;to 40;bushelsoorn,::fe
have seven acres, of -crimson clover ,n-e
a. Sod sia-id- r ; : ; ; -' Southeast during the next f eweks,
. ''.. - M.4T1 TKTtll l inv main tofrA t ...- ...-vr ; .
will sell soonpWiint pay meta
: a manure spreader and spread . the V -iia w s' iqiq --'.-
P manure n on f this :'cloVer. ..';This land
Exceptionally lo WiToiind-trip rates
Steel lined
B
;ha3 not;been.inoculated
- aone toai to maK cvr grow, wuuv ; gltion; have been announced, and in
:-ter-. to.spreadthis ; manure .on- this : ottered ty 1t; this event -will VhaT
ft clover v or risk the clover growing,-.- othltrt-
Without : the manure and spread , the " ; Af-0 - ,A - f ; .ii -mr r
.manure -on landthat;
: '. ;on it? - Would you advise letting .vol- i Ait- 4, k.
Tn: r unteer. oats ; stand till spring for . ai'i.vj-:
A2 : cover cr op or;break the stubble with ;to-th0 -EositiOii ; Managements at
. v.;disk-: plow ia-winter T;;-; v ..v "ctrfumMa : ' '-:::-.'C-. -r;-:
x.-: Si felmpsdnville. S;: C;fW': Mm v -'V. '
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Cotton Picked; Needed in Texas.
- V Cornirien
V:'"'very gratifying to.ua who have work 1': vTexas are o lri jdespairlbecause : of
H :ed so long for the Southern farmersHthejlack of labor . to pick the cotton,
f ! '.'to. hear that our work, iff; bearing X!now ready and: liable to ' oe -greatly
" ' - fruit and that we are . helping farm- - damaged j if y rain .and wind ' should
rers to better methods. ' Yout; success coma .' The ' pay for. cotton .'picking
m a worn, farm should be a greats "has advanced 25 -to- 40 ycentBper
; . i object lesson in the neighborhbod,-' hundred -jpoun4s.;:wlth!ii a' tortnlght,
- y.: - Now as to your Questions' I would ; and a week ;ago farmers cwere offeT
r' by all means spread Ithe manure as i v tog. from 1 to $ 1 , 1 6, and even $ 1 ,i
fast as made on the clover that is to (n. Borne cases and vnd!. labor ;l3pro
. bo plowed for.corn'or "cotton. ;WiUiciiTable at that. .. In some places; the
y - only a moderate dressing of manuro drunks In the lockups have been lent
" .Tspread "as; far asyou, can make.it go to , the fanners;--at.'-once saviftg: the
' with- the manure spreader, it ; will .cropland paying, their fines.; Former
save tho purchase of any nitrogen in Mayor : Stephen J . rllay, - of r Dallas,
a' fertnizrr for cotton, and you can makes the-suggestion ..that-in that
; , 'bo more .llbefaV with'phosphorlc acid r city., and "others," those .wno employ
s m m mum-" " x-
ey fUmb tlgtt In fhe boat
fee h aeminctM Cuba. -.
11 h ! mrm m 111
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CAVE YOUIl GHOULDER v
tJS la wRecacifelC "Afxnjgji,' &s klci is":
used to vrcr!; ths action;. Send, for a mouoiHcture bocklet
Shoot ; ReinmctcUMC , NuYo CmH. Steel lined .' Eastern
Factory Loaded Shot for speed plui pattern m any mako'
:TA-i"TVS. h Ar inwA . should- release them and 1 1F YOU HATO AOTTIIIKG 10 fSELib,' W.'TOIJi'PA-YQTJ0 ADVEIU '
-'. . inc ot manuro fih6uld make without . ;urge them to go' out to the fields now I TISE IN TIIE PROGRESSIVE ARBIEIir 7I3 PEEL SURB IT VTIIil
': fertilizer V flno :crop"; of .'corn.:. and.Vwhitefpr-4htf.haWcst;--ExchanEe.:;:;i PAY;YOTj;BEOAIJS3 ;IT.'-.PAYB:60 ; HAOTT. OTnER TAXSims.
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