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!- h;f,. h -'J Vt'UW.i,- - ilra) (T3 onfXS ' ' 5s4n n : I IhP Mi J ffl Caixilinas-itfnia Edition A Farm and Home Weekly for North Carolina, South Carolina r Virginia Established 1888, at Raleigh, N. C Vol, XXXVtt No. 52. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1922 $1 a Year; 3 Years, $2 . :: . - i a o rri-Ml "TT 1 111S JLSSUC p ive . fOOD Things Coming in The I xProgressive Farmer. "For 1923 wepropose to get back tolthe old familiar fighting slo gan of The Progressive Farmer '$500 More a Year for the Av erage Southern Farmer:-How to Get It.' This will be the domi- - nant, immediate aim. and pro- . gram (1) to-inspire every reader .with an ambition to in crease his earning 7 power on the basis of $500 more a year r for; our average farmer; and " (2) having inspired, to help him , actually get that extra $500. j A f he full announcement. rage iw Fromv Seven to Seventeen. I ' have recently learned that out of every 100 farm boys in the South - between the ages of 14 and 20, only 44 are in school, . while 56 are out of school," says Uncle P. F. "This means that ;" s over half the farm boys of the " South in this group are not in ' school. The boys and girls m " one Southern state have as their motto: 'Help the Boy Not in School, by helping Him to Return to School.' I think this would be a-good motto for all . our boys and girls.". . . . .Page 16 Southern Women We Should Know. "Mrs. Rebecca Latimer Feltoni who by her appointment to the United States Senate has oeen nonoreu umwi an in the United States has been honored before, seMs a rnes-, sage direct to readers of The Progressive Farmer." . . . Page 14 LivBstockand Dairy Problems. Subjects of interest to the live- , stock feeder and "dairyman are discussed from a practical standpoint. A comparison of cowpea - and : timothy hay is given, aswell as a comparison of roughages in. general. Ques tions; about sweet p'otatpes for hogs i and; steers . are answered. And did you know how neces sary ifc is" that the newborn calf receive its mother's milk for ;the flrst.aay Or two ?..;.-:.: Page 3 The;FldMetKodWntwl-.. ling Boll Weevil. This method is the subject" of much discus siorf at 'iresenfc-The principal m -features of the method are out lined in a concise manner. Page 5 .is- V 5V, i s 1 1 ...s K 4 I . .. S 1 ! 8 -' Baa 4? HtT . .) 1 rJ- .jit 1 .-. r r u7t7tvt? MAKES CULTIVATlUJy .A$r 6 twd (? ...... -. I . ' . - ' r.v j s. - 1 1 ' ."; rf-."-. r-
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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