Thursday, Feb. 9, 1950
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SHARE NANTAHALA
Checks totalling $26,740.12 has
been issued for distribution t
the North Carolina counties hav
ing land within the Nantahala Na
tional Forest. This is their 1?hare
of the national forest receipl
for fiscal year 1949 according t
Forest Supervisor E. W. Renshav
of Franklin. The money is fc
road and school purposes and
in lieu of taxes, on the federall
owned national forests. The mone
is apportioned to the counties ac
cording to the national forest Ian
each contains.
This amount is approximatel
$4,000.00 more than was receive
by the counties in the Nantahal
National Forest for fiscal yea
1948. The payment represents
return to the counties of approxi
mately 6 Vic per acre. The spl
between the counties is as follow;
County Net Forest Amount
Area-Acres Paid Co.
Cherokee 77,385 $4,996.1
Clay 57,106 3,687.3
Graham 103,787 6,701.2
Jackson 18.888 1,219.6
Macon 147,177 9,503.2
Swain 9,780 631.S
Supervisor Renshaw stated' tht
in addition to the amounts dis
tributed direct to the counties, 1
percent of the gross national fores
receipts is made available to th
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FARMER'S AID |
" QUESTION?How can I treat
colds in my laying flock?
ANSWER?Ther is no specific
J treatment that applies to all types
of colds. The first objective in an
outbreak is to correct the cause.
1 Stimulate an increase in feed
consumption by feeding wet mash.
." Grain moistened with feeding oil
" containing vitamin A is usually
B* helpful. Some types of colds respond
very favorable to sodium .
sulfathiazole medication of the
drinking water, making a dilu6
tion of 1:1000 by dissolving two
teaspoonfuls of the drug to one
*3 gallon of water. Treatment should
!6 not be required for more than
2 three to five days.
** Irritating chemicals used as
sprays, for dusting, or for disin0
fecting drinking water are not
recommended. *
f QUESTION ? When should I
buy my turkey poults? 1
ANSWER ? Poults should be J
bought 6V2 to 7 months prior to !
the time you wish to market them, j
If possible, go to the hatchery ,
yourself or have the poults delivered
by the hatcheryman in a
car or heated truck. Poults shipped
may get a respiratory disease
from other poults or chicks which ,
" are placed near them. If poults .
s are shipped a long distance, some
may arrive in a starved condition
and not learn to eat and drink.
QUESTION ? Is it necessary to
feed minerals to hogs?
ANSWER It is most important
to have a mineral mixture available
for all hogs at all times. Keep
the mixture in a dry place where
the hogs can eat it at will. *
A suggested mineral mixture,
which can be made at home, includes
10 pounds of finely ground
limestone, 5 pounds of steamed
bone meal, and 2 pounds of common
salt.
The average American hen last
year laid 165 eggs. This compares
with 162 in 1948 and an average of
1 145.
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HOME-MAKERS
BY RUTH CURRENT
itate Home Demonstration Agent
All good cooks know that delicious
soup may be brewed at
lome from inexpensive materials,
such as the dried beans and peas
low in such plentiful supply. Our
ioods specialists tell us that there
ire three types of soup which are
nost nourishing: (1) cream soups,
einforced with added milk proiucts
such as dry milk, evaporated
milk or grated cheese; (2)
;hick meat soup, with vegetables
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other cereal products (3) thick
bean or pea soup, which is espe- 1
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bone or salt pork and flavorful <
vegetables like tomato, onion and '
celery. 1
Some appetizing ways to step up 1
the protein of soup are: sliced 1
hardcooked eggs on top of cream 1
cf spinach or asparagus soup. !
Cooked sausage or small ham- ^
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Food specialists say evaporated 1
apples are on the market. They are i
delicious too. A modern version 1
of the apples grandmother used to
dry?contain more moisture than <
most dried apples, and can make ?
dishes just as delicious as those i
made with fresh apples. Follow i
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D. Club Calendar
For February
Following is a schedule of the
Home Demonstration club meetings
for the month of February:
Feb. 8?Beta at 2 p.m. with Mrs.
Bernice Clark
Feb. 9?Cope Creek at 2 p.m.
with Mrs. Homer Cope
Feb. 10 ? Webster at 7. p. m.
Place to be announced
Feb. 13?Balsam at 2 p.m. with
Mrs. E. M. Vaught
Feb. 14?Green's Creek in Community
building at 2 p. m.
Feb. 15?John's Creek at 2:00
p.m. with Mrs. Blaine Nicholson
Fph Ifi?LovefiplH at 7:3/) n.m
with Mrs. Garland Jones
Feb. 17?Pressley Creek at 2
p. m. with Mrs. Royal Seago
Feb. 20?Sylva at 2:30 p.m. with
Mrs. Harry Hastings
Feb. 21?Qualla at 2:30 p.m.
with Mrs. Goldman Kinsiand
Feb. 22?Victory at 2:00 p.m.
with Mrs. Roy Whitaker
Feb. 23?Cullowhee at 2 p.m.
Take better care of Pots and
Pans. For dishwashing with dispatch,
soak your utensils after use.
\ pan allowed to dry encrusted
with food plays havoc with^dishwashing
time. For utensils that
have held cheese or egg mixtures,
niilk or dough use cold water. For
those that have held frosting or
syrup and such sticky things use
hot water. For cleaning other
greasy pans, pour off fat while
still warm, then soak pan in hot
water and soap, this softens grease
and makes the final clean-up after
neals a snap.
When the time to wash the
iishes arrives, scrape the spots
and pans that need it with a rubber
slate scraper, paper toweling, or
? vegetable brush which is especially
good for very greasy pans.
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Feb. 24?Fisher Creek at 2 p.nr
with Mrs. Cole Ridley
Feb. 27?Glenville at 2 p.m. wit
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Feb. 28?Cashiers at 2:30 p.n
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t The U. S. Department of Agri*
culture announced that it will
h purchase certain pork products in
an effort to maintain hog prices
at 90 per cent of parity in accordance
with the announcement
of February 25, 1949, that prices
would be supported at that level
through March, 1950.
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