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.rA'P'T.fTMf;'nnVratiofis- have' been con-
; siderably delayed by wet weather m
;:iriEsr
larlyin the Mississippi Valley. - Georgia
ly. affected,'-More favorable conditions'
Be T . "re J Sows: Service BM
ana some iarm v ny -1 cput icu uum
Florida and .Virginia. ' The last "days of
Mnrh'hronpht indir.ations of raoid im-
io.LG. u cru.rs ior gpring PipV
-,nl2 for Circular and Prices.' )
D. Paxtori. f
provement- in' numerous .widely t -scat-
VIRGINIA.
tions Tare v- reported )from nearly all
-LAI2 711 7. OERKSHIRESS
fli-aiTtfc. .Pnrn 1 rtlantirir 'has "hero me
mni?l trpnrnl 'an1 pvtpnHi- fl f u r -nnrtli
a-' central Arkansas'; and , Oklahoma
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' - '" ' A Virginia Corn Field after a HafI Storm :;: ; ..V.-
v - 1 ' ; - A black cloud no bigger than a man's hand that grows and
" ;:C a'- ?; j" - ;:Vgrows until it blots out the sky. Afew minutes of hurtling
7 X V-tjV4V ,',hiiL JThe sky clears and the sun sUries once more, but in
,f w wvr '- r-r - " r ,;, " the path of the hait tstorm are acre's of ruined or damaged .
i v'"'' . . v crops. What would all this mean to you? : t..7v
. -;v;v 'J'f, Vera cannot control the- weather but you car' insure
r . r f - . ance yompany, wew yorjc nas Deen neipingurmers reduce
tliClCtullCilCU thelrisks tof their business.! The Home: Hail Insurance
; i:;.!!' i Mcr.a8brds Sure nrotAction mfr&insi' hail lnRl T I harlrcwl
jWI lo53 '.V-Si - hy the largest fire and general insurance company in the
"4y -t- United States. No matter how stAvwr a h ttnrm . rt hnm
f.nawmiHSWjiuui :.-WOa V Will ,: W ... kJULULIUV . 1MUU J VVCI
r Juir A AAA AA - . . , . -j.
1 V'jt.V--1 t
t250,0O0,000 paid tQ policy holders.;; .-,
iMB uineTOi; na lace out xuu coverage on &!I
emne. tron will irrnw thi no4nnnm i11 'xu-
Xt-.-,,,- W tobacco fruits-truck crops, ,etc.j Even though you may
Halt Pa.(. , r. - . - - - "
t-f' "."J ' Wrlte us today-lbr name ; and. address -of the nearest
v f- 4 , ' l? Home Agent And interestingjplder, VOne More Risk Taken
pleted-in southern JVirsrinia; f" V." -'
'Winter wheat is in" Excellent condition
in. most iectionsr -Texas ; wheat haVine
very lowcdndition. of 42 per cent in
December. has improved sufficiently, to
have condition ol 57 per cent of normal
Jcrop , on ?Apnl 1, Greenbugs " are - be
coming a menace in Oklahomar -. '
1? Oats are holding in Florida an doins;
wellin. the South 'generally" when fall
planting, is practiced. t , -'
Cotton.Cotton fjlantlricr is nroirre!.
singr'lowly There are some indicai
r : -.: - T '
nua u acreage increases. ' Ancreasea
'r A . i . , .
ci muci Vj4ic rcuuneu in .various
sections. : : .: -:; ; .vV4 ,
: Livestockj LivestOrkr ;i in rrnr1 . tn
splendid condition i with few exceptions.
juuiig -worms ana. nog cnoiera are re
ported in Arkansas. ' . : w
: MiscelUneous.-Potato harvesting
der way as far:north" as lower coun-
ties oi,umo. - -
Fruit prospectrare excellent. -
-The fafnt laborsuotlv is nlntif1 nf
loweriwages than .were paid last -year,
except in Ajaryland, v
re actw i!t r , , . , i" riS.,Bfw that
i3 your ier ,. Cr 1 ..t.- wme indSTff1.? -
lleferencts If you v
WLLcrrcT fa:
n I ' :
I s:
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f
:1-Uhusual ' interest - in i..rrpatnVen9ra'd
tbrs'Js being shown in Georgia and an
J Champion
cr" Boar
:q:llzi :'Tour Herd
A t:!ict tr 1 r -.titanJIax Individual frai
TcT ti f.V I If - ' t i ' It waamJ ..J
: . ilast cholera (should
t L'.r.vae 1 ? L.a); registered in the
I tl errrtx c.any, price ISt.
rtanrcra ? r!j?, faur months old and
M --. J - . .... .. 1
jau-i.. ii r-.t satisfied, .return tat
boar n.l return the money. '
CU1.L23 lECK FARM'
E. D. i:t.:.7, C-U ' ' Richmond, Va,
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'HE
- MJe;hi four sizes i always good eafe buy. Hal. Vj lU sirable
v tjtl??t??Wr Set .Vork.. . Compute ??eccatl6ns :.
, price) and csttaloff furnuhed on rinnMK - . -r -.7- .
ih ' V , Also mnf f
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S I kAlYI firi1 rl AC TDXTnnr r?fnriftnn
.' v aseaaMi amaa aav uaaaa mm m. m.. m a 'a av a m u m a (. 1 r s e e. se u 1 v :j
- - " , -''- wi.v.j cjau twi
?By ?C MoMiwiy far Strength and E&dcncy.)
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DROSPECTS of receivmtr from JS"to
4 $15 more pef-bale for their cotton is
mc '...i.n;cuuvcs yprompung a
group ; oi ; 1 exas.. planters to adopt a"
unique : plan", for- standardizing , their
crop.
- Jj THOS. 8.-WHITE," LEXINGTON.. ' ! '.
. Thff old experienced Tierk,l,lre Breeder of 25 TeariS" '''
" " l-fp iwe, ' -
iovr ueu iixoa to bin Urders for - 7
1-fl6V.8H9AT8 SERyiCE E3AR3, BRED S0W8,?
r'PBlCES IN HEACll'oF j6vi!BT0NB - ..: '
aim
1 r st tv k n Vt'A Int
? r, clr
I,
rir r-3-TypV Pc'-i
'"y.-are, -;ll ty 1 1 I r' '
bi a show, J I Ii j v t i,
V
The Calhoun- Countv. Tpvas'
vii anL. tiiipiucu wupcrauveiy i oy
the United States Departmentof Agri--
culture. ana tne l exas Agricultural and
Mechanical College, f eports " that .' al
ready,.farmers reoresentinfr JiiVTrt a
1' .... m . - - : ... - "t.""0 f w aa Wfc
I 01. cotton nave subscribed "to an "agree-
selected Mebane -Triumph long staple
couon seea, nve carloads of which will
he distributed." .The ginner who is to
do "their, work has aVfppH-
the cotton from the 12,farms in "order
to prevent mixing of Jhe seed and lint
withthat of other'Varietip Hp' ?q
ing.to paint the cin a distinetivp rrnr
i as well alkthe wagons of the. cooperat
ing tarmers, ana on; each-wagon the
name of the farmer and the variety of
unun ne grows. .. - s ' - - ,
e Tha lint from , these farms" "will ,be
pooled,, graded by experts, and "sold at
a.:premium because :of its length of
Yai"c.- uiuxormny, as nas been
" . vv.v I.UWUUW. -nn aounaant
supply, of hisrh-eradp ptA wlM U,B 1,-1
come, available for; future 'planting1 in
tw.vwwHjfl waui d surplus ior sale. r
t This plan is merely another" indica
tion , ot, tne lively , mferest extension
tv...k a.i v ucvciupuijf in stanaaraiza
tion of farm products and in thp mrtfVw
erative 1 use of .-improved ' varieties' of
crups,ine cost "ot producing which is
111 manv instanrp! nA roofsi- 4-U
oi raising an intenor.variety.j- N -
THE Consumnfinn A-f nrVt-t in u tt:i. j
sates m 1921 was 72,000,000 pounds
T n r r ' r; accoramg - to tlie
United btates Dpnartmpnt a.: i
l"l5:nJk consumption- of. wool
t cmWZZx pounds .as compared
iyith 500,744,000 pounds in i920. "
OQD riuc in't!.-",f l'rni 'borV
cr r":tc:it: ic t 1
In! t rzili c nil Ilcddquarters
" fC7 BUHOCIIOCS
eill-CUALlTY-BREEOINO
All Animals hare been given the Double Trett--ment
tv Immune Aiainst Cholera.
r-l ti VILLCTTA'S WOODLAWN KINS .
- liiuie v y). . l :x InternaUonal Granfl
C..urIon 1 r. mi l 'i bis brother
r ZDY LC . 3 LEGS. Crand Chamrjion Boar.
Tri-t it 'lr t Ifamnhl-. Twin., and
ln.rt.at f r,Cha..;noo8a. TM.
AT REASOALLE PRICES wa Offer for sala
GILT3. elred I y Jachsou's Orion Kins, Quality
OHnn jr. (uob) and Bcisson; shd also
I " f jWfl.-t.red to our Herd Boars. AIM
, t i V ICU- and.- PIGS. ,vt '
SrZCIAt HATE3 TO PIO CLUB3
A LSD IIISH.rLA! FSULTRY c. Barred
Flymouth Books, l axkf'" Bred -to-Lay Strains.
ena u, : u. nc .a, i laenour. and Bneppara
ftralr4:i. C. Liir c llinnreas. Paoa's Strain.
Ljjs for soil.-? and Younf Cockerell for Sals
til . -:ivi:8 Cuaranteed. : :.
Writ for rricee aid other Information.
UAtiTAV.ZlA FAlt.'.Z. DORCHESTER. OA...
CEECI ICltOET "
Vl - irtpr.iVED- - .....
.CU.:C'JC2CL..
TENNESSEE.
I i 'JKy H cf Qualify-- "
Blue r.!tUa-.'lnn-i. ; 3 Crlon 2," "Orion We 7
l.oar3,. Open Cllts, aad Tia, both sexes.
A. C. mittZZZ. - ' . KS3TH RIVER. V.
OUROC-JEBSErS
DURCC-JinCZYS
We offer for i
I.-With ORION CHBBitI
a a fe-r rood Toum, Trie
WONDEB. Also one oW
JR.. flam Vulnii I "1 to tin AaoVt ...
- , v-'-cCUllERS, w.
JORDAN BRC3.,
1 imiinrcnDS-: ..:
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B lL'M S88Wt.MWseJ,-i K04SiAGAy f
POLLl a A J ' ,
From 6 rnontlis to 2
r vpar fil l -
We; offer these Culls
at low Prices. nd n
eaay terms. -,- . t
iet us hear from you.
B.' F. 8MFLTC.J
Spwd. North Carolina.
tdcecomts County.
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