v:;;:-: ;:y..;. - LABOR-SAVING DEVICES SPECIAL i.::-vC:-;:V.l!f ! R fpL Ey GZ fy C jj --H-- t ft IS AM SbiriHRRN FAEUS GAZSTIB' A Farm and Home Weekly for Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida. FOUNDED 18 86, AT RALEIGH, N. C. Vol. XXXI. No. 2. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916. $1 a Year; 5c. a Copy We Want 50,000 Progressive Farmer Boys and Girls in 1916 Club Work! THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER believes in club work for our now about tjie prizes: Of course the biggest prize of all, the prize boys and girls corn clubs, pig clubs, canning clubs and poury Gf increased knowledge, the prize of learning how to do things better, . clubs. So strongly have we believed in these that in the more effectively, is a prize that can be won by every boy and girl. It we have done our very best to foster and encourage them whereyefws big prize that we hope you will never lose sight of; but to make ana wnenever possiDie; dui wiin tne coming 01 ine iew i ear we are resolved to redouble our efforts to make these agencies' more effective Jhan ever before. ' w ..... To do this, one of the first things necessary is to increase the mem- V'XTdA . ... . . . . . tLfog. still more attractive The Progressive Farmer has arranged a big iiJyaluable prizes that every Progressive Farmer boy and girl may comfor. This list of prizes will be announced in detail in an early issue of , The Progressive Farmer. Then in addition there are tftH.' K KSeS xm A oo k WSX -S! vffljWW ' r 1 r i in iuu. - vTOwfflw ! EIGHTY-SEVEN STANLY COUNTY, N. C, CORN CLUB BOYS ASSEMBLED FOR INSTRUCTIONS bership in these clubs. With a county farm demonstration agent in practically every agricultural county in the South, every farm boy in the South should be a member of the corn club or the pig club; and with canning club agents in some two or three hundred counties, every farm girl in these counties should interest herself in canning, poultry or other club work that will help her in J earning to become a better uomemaKer. Now, boys and girls, and fathers and moth ers, too, here's the task we've set ourselves for the New Year, and we want you to help us: We aim to enlist an army of 25,000 Pro gressive FarmerJarmer boys in the corn and pig clubs, and an army of 25,000 Progressive Farmer girls in the canning and poultry clubh and we want you, our young -friend, to join us. We want you to become an active soldier in this big industrial army that, is goin Jojight mightily for better farming, better farms, better, farmers and better homes all over the South. . Maybe you are a member of one of , these clubs already, but yoir can. still help by en listing your, boy and girl friends .in your neighborhood. Remember that they, too, should have the privilege of engaging in this nw ' f IearninS mor6 about how to make tne farm a better, more profitable, and more satisfying place to live. - Page 4 6 9 12 DONT FAIL TO READ--One Year Renting Must Go . . . Simple Devices That Lighten Labor . How Soils Are Made . . ... A Home-made Lantern Brooder . . How Dairy Heifers Are Affected by Early Feeding and Date of Calving . 16 Enlist Your Boy and Girl Now . . . . 18 The Kural Credits Bill . . . . ... 18 Uncle John Says He's Right Up to Date 18 Cheaper Credit for the Farmer . . . 19 What Is" True Success? ... . . . 19 Why Not Organize a Local Credit Union? 19 At Lesson in Foods . . . . . . 20 Labor-saving Devices for the Housewife 23 The Country School in January . . . 25 local, county and state prizes that every member is eligible to compete for. Below is a blank for enlisting in the club work. Fill it out today and return it to us, marking after the word "Club" the sort of club you wish to join, and we will see that the names given are sent at once to the state agent in charge for your state, who in turn will see that you are enrolled and given full instructions if you meet the usual rules and conditions. Where there is no canning club agent in a county it will be impossible to give personal instructions and demonstra tions, but members will be listed for all liter ature issued, and requests for club memberr ship in such a county will encourage the starting of club work there. Remember that membershfp is absolutely free. Send us your name, today, for enrollment, and join the band of 50,000 Progressive Farmer boys and, girls we are sure will be enlisted before springtime. Editors The Progressive Farmer: Please enroll tireTollowiria boys and eirls in club work for 1916, sending their names to the proper state agents and listing them for competition for The Progressive Farmer's special prizes: Name ..i Address r County.... Club Name . Address... .. - County Club .Age.... .Age i 4'' 4 - r.. . r,i J; 1? i- l ; :i If' V i 4 ": :- - Vi- i U - l i ' it's t.:; : v. - K'v i 1 ' v t . 1 ' . : i

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