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0. K. RUBBER WELDERS
PHONE 136 SYLVA, N. C.
EAT MGRE POTATOES
. OS AGENT ADVISES
y ;? i.:v. :ru'kt*rs. on
. (' . '.;)!? . ^d.;et-saving
I > v.v'.! 'out more
11 < " ? v r to -ummer menus.
M:-? M.-. v .! ?t ????. home dcmnn
ti? :: : >. t:.e State C ?!
1 on fc> ?e::>i(rfi Service. v .d this
w c k.
She emp:i. s< eci the three-fold
reas> n :'or t::i- advice: First, inter,
mediate crop Irish potatoes are
more plent.ful now?and until
about mid-September ? than at
any other time this year; second,
they are a highly nutritious, ener
gy-buildmg food: and third, they
are relatively cheaper than the
less abundant foods.
"Moreover." the home agent
pointed out, "Irish potatoes are a
jniversa 1 favorite and are one of
ie mo>t versatile of all foods.
They can be prepared in enough
different way., to permit serving,
'hem lit .terv meal without tiring'
I
repetition."
As for nutrition, potatoes contain!
vitamin C and important minerals,'
as well as limited amounts of pro-:
tein. They provide more food
energy fur the money than any,
other vegetable, and at the same
time are no mere fattening than
many other foods.
Miss Johnston urged housewives
*o take lull advantage of the pres
ent abundance of potatoes, and to
serve them more often.
BULLETIN READY
ON GARDEN INSECTS
A new 20-;,?a(7e bulletin contain
ing descript t n> and full-color pic
ures of common garden insects in
North Carolina has just been pub
lished by the State College Exten
sion Service an 1 is now available
for distribution.
Entitled 'Vegetable Insect Con
trol in North. Carolina," the publi
cation promises to be one of the,
most popular ever issued by the
Lxten>i'?.i Service. It contains
co?it;ol measures for 28 of t he 1
irscc's most commonly found in'
Tar Hee! gardens. Among the use_ |
lul features of the bulletin are two
easv-tu-read tnbhs, one listing
the main garden crops and the in
STATE GOLLEGE
ANSWERS TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUKST!' '\* What snouM a
4 <;>d ra provide for turkeys? I
ANSV.'rR ? A clean place to
i
.;rovv \\ r.ere tr.e;* will not pick up,
disease; a.*; aoundanc of tender ?
succulent gra;'.in'.> at all times; pro
tection against thieves and preda
tory animals; a constant supply of
clean, cool water; ample clean,
fresh feed: and plenty of shade.
QUESTION ? What are the ad- |
vantages of building additional!
farm grain storage facilities?
ANSWER ? The Production and
Marketing Administration says
that estimates indicate the need for
additional storage facilities to
han41? 850 to WOO million bushels!
of fwiin this year, since the total
grain crop i? expected to set a new
record. There are several advan
tage# for the farmer. The grain
will be protected. The loss in
quality and in bushels will be re
duced, market gluts can be avoid
ed, and greater returns assured to
producers. If the storage is ap
proved by the County Agricultural!
Conservation Committee and the1
i
sect! which attack each, and the
other giving' directions for mixing
various chemical insecticides.
Among the insects pictured inj
their natural colors are the squash
bug, tomato horn worm, striped!
cucumber beetle. Mexican bean
beetle, harlequin cabbage bug,
Colorado potato beetle, cutworm,
corn earworm, and cabbage worm.
James T. Conner, Jr., Extension
entomologist, who prepared the
bulletin, emphasizes the place of
cultural control measures in fight
; ing insects.
"Practice (,'lean cultivation," he
advises. "Destroy hibernating
places of ins-cts, by deep spading
or plowing when preparing the
! seedbed. Destroy weeds and
' fii'MM wif.ch may serve as hiber
nating or breeding places for harm
ful insects."
Copies of the publication may be
obtained free by writing to the
Agricultural Editor, State College
Station, Raleigh, and asking for
Extension Circular No. 313.
C. F. Dodson, Jr., Admitted,
To U. S. Naval Academy L
Clinton F. D ?dsor..' Jr.. son of1
Mr. d Alts. C? nt -a F. D>dsa:i,
C\..l' \v i ??. r - bee-"; ; dmituri.
> l. it? L- n..v* i States Na\ al Aca?:
vu-iny, An:.. p.;l:s, MJ., i?s a mid
?...:;.nun, CI as.- o. K>52.
LV.ds n w.il end the summer
mo:.t.is ? lk ing ind cturinated in
the fundamentals of Navy and will
.-tart the regular Academic course
in September. The indoctriantion
includes instruction in infantry
drills, small arms, signals and oth
er basic Naval subjects.
Rev. Beck To Preach
At Gates Home
The Rev. Oscar Beck will preach
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Furl
Gates Sunday afternoon at 3 o'
clcck. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
i
Thwe Haywood County Farm and
Home Field Day attracted a large
group cf farmers and farm women
tnis year. ;
grain meets the necessary grade,
requirements, the grain stored is
eligible for a CCC loan and will
help make price31 supports more
effective. j
QUESTION ? Why should North
Carolina grew more grain and oth- ,
ir feed crops?
ANSWER ? There are several
reasons: (1) Feed production at
present is far from adequate. About
600,000 tons of commercial mixed
feeds are shipped into the State
annually. (2) Improved practices
have increased yields and profits.
(3) Feed crops such as legumes
and corn are complementary. That
is, legumes add nitrogen to the
soil, making possible greater corn
yields. (4) Since feed crops may
.>e sold as cash crops or fed to live
st^ck, depending on market con
ditions, there is a minimum of
risk involved.
QUESTION ? Whfen should the
poultry laying house be prepared
for winter use?
ANSWER ? There is no better
time than right mow, while the
weather is favorable. If post
poned until winter weather sets
in. these jobs often often go un
done. The first step should be to
give the laying house a gocd clean
ing.
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