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PURE BRED JER-
'meeting was held up on Spill
Icorn creek, Friday, Nov. 20.
Til. ! Un.rin.
SFYS PIIRrHASED road constructed which will put
jij1 J i uiiuinjwujthem .n eagy reach of our g00.d
' markets and are now starting to
On Tuesday and Wednesday, jpian now they may make the
Nov. 17 and 18, the County A-J most0f. this added opportunity,
gent accompanied the State They have a wide-awake leader
Dairy Specialist, F. R. Farnhm, in Mr. Sayford and he means
and three local men on a trip Wf business. Several branches of
Eastern Tennessee points with farming are open to them and
a view to purchasing and bring- they. have only to decide which
ing home some Jersey cattle. 0f these are best suited for them
Numerous herds of Jerseys jf an our different communities
were visited around Morristown; had as interested leaders as Big
White Pine, and neighboring i Laurel and Spillcorn have in Mr
points. As a result of thisym. g Rjce and Mr. Sayford,
two days' trip there are in Mad- Madison County would surely
ison County today 3 head of: prosper. As it is we may look
pure bred Jerseys and 8 high for SOme good things to come
grade Jersey heifers. Mr. John from the Big Laurel section of
Bryan brought back 6 head, ;our County and the other sec
one of them a pure bred, the tions will have to look to their
other five head going to Mr. honors.
Elmer Carter and Mr. Jesse!
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Keyes each getting a iuu-dioou- APPLES:- There are oppor
ed Jersey. These cattle are tunities knocking at our doors.
choice animals and will no They say that opportunity
makes
vour food do
more good.
Not how It relieve
that stuffy fading
atttr hearty eating. ,
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braalh. removes 4.
food L article 1Vbj
faom the taeth, -v
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BIRTHDAY DINNER
Miss Zennie Stines celebrat
ed her 18th birthday Sunday, I
November 22nd. There was a
Large number of her relatives!
This 'tund friends present. They all I
the day very mucn.
rioubt be heard of in the future. Hop nnt knock but once
Thp nure-bred cattle are from ,,rlv ia nnt so Manv neoDle enjoyed
the herd of a Mr. Stewart, of are convinced that she keeps Miss Zennie has been very sick
wviitpni'np nH are of the class bnwirino- that aha ia vprv npr. for the past three months and
of animals that buyers run the sjstent; but that human kind isjhasnt been able to visit very
bids on to a high figure in the very blind. This is not true of j much. It was a pleasure for
great Jersey sale-rings. Mr. any one gection but of every sec-her friends to be with her.
Keyes got a 7-year-old cow that tion. Consider apple growing.
has a record made with her; Apples from the west coast E.. - .-.. --. "- -, .ISfc
second calf of 428 pounds of 0f the United States are selling HOW'S THIS?
butterfat and is now milking a- on our local markets, yet apples J ball's catarrh medici id win
round S gallons ot milk a day 0f superior quality can be i what we claim for it na your eyetem
and will freshen early in the rown at home. Also we have ' catam,tarrh or Dsafnea" cau"ed b'
spring. Mr. Bryan and Mr. at our beck and call a horti
HALL'S CATARRH HCniCIWlB in.
Carter are each the owner Of a cuturist Who knOWS hOW to,1 Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, anl
Wo ; fUmxr I U1? "jwrnai Meaicine, a Tonic, which
" 6 acta tnrough the Blood
ttius
pure-bred heifer either one of grow aDDles.
which would do honor to a show jnr a short account of the re- surfaces,
nng, ana eacn win nesncn suits oDtained oy properly car
early, being heavy with calf to wg for an orchard in Watau
an Island bred bull which cost ga County.
Mr. Stewart $500 on the Isle Age 4 years ago, 12 years
of Jersey. The blood lines 0id, neglected, and practically
which these animals carry are no returns,
of the sort that Jersey breeders Returns under proper manage
..are willing to bid high for and! ment:
which are today doing much to 1st year 1200 bushels. j
win popularity for the breed. 2nd year 2500 bushels. '
We wish these gentlemen all grd year 3500 bushels. i
sorts of success with this stock 4th year 2500 bushels. i
and feel certain that they are. The last year was for 1925 i
headed in the right direction. ,when most people had very few;
i if any apples. There werej
SOYBEANS:- Now is the time 1000 trees in this orchard.
to decide what you are going to The apples sold at an average
plant in the spring. Seed can price of $1.25 per bushel for
be purchased at a considerable the four years at the orchard.
saving usually if it is bought It cost an average of $1000 pen
previous to the heavy demand. ,year to produce the apples,
Many of the farmers are intend-1 figure the profit,
ing to plant soybeans the This farm was "bought four
coming year, a few have spoken years ago for $4500 and con
to the Agent about seed. Those tains 50 acres, 25 of them be
intending to plant beans this ing in orchard. A price of
spring should decide now about $1000 per acre has been refused
how much they wish to put in for the farm. Did it pay to
and buy their seed while the give this orchard the attention
price is right. It will be possi- it received? Mr. Niswonger's
on the Ifuroiia
restoring normal condl-
SoM by druggists for over 40 Tears.
F. J Pheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Brown Tones Dominant
in New Fur Garments
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um.mttimamemmmBammmm
is in ACTIONS as well as WORDS.
We are willing to do favors antf extend all Banking
Courtesies consistent with sound banking.
Come in and use our Bank to your advantage.
!m of French Broad
YOUR FINANCIAL FRIEND
Tut
Ink
Marshall last Saturday for the ily went to church on Ahder-
first time in two years. son Branch last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Banks, We are so sorry to hear of the
Miss Madia Riddle, Misses Iona death of Dr. Andre, of Marsh-
hind.
Mr. Sam Banks has bought
nice. house and lot in Craggy,
where' he will make his future
home.
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and tfonme Lee Banns auenaea au. w e ieei mat anomer gooa Miss Edith jaim(m was
church at the Free Will Baptist man has gone to Heaven, where ing Miss Ruth Ramsey Sunday,
church in Marshall last Sunday all his trials and troubles are I Wishing everybody a good
night and enjoyed the service
very much.
I Mr. James Redmon and fam-
ble to make further saving if the
orders of those desiring seed
can be bunched. By doing this
and ordering early it is possible
to save a dollar or more per
bushel. You should takei
matters up with your County
Agent decide on the variety and
the acreage and pave the wayj
to get the seed early and not
wait until the last moment.
It is doubtfu if the Mammoth
Yellow soybean which has been
planted so generally in this
- county is the most desirable.
Government tests indicate that
there are other varities that will
yield greater amount of hay or
seeds. One way that the farm
er can make a greater profit
his land is to plant such varie
ties as are best suited to his lo-j
cation and his soil. We wish,
to ask that everyone give this
serious consideration. Hay;
will not be over plentiful thej
coming year and the soybean is;
one crop that will make a very
..desirable hay. 1
directions were followed.
YOU READ the
1 Other FefiWt Ad
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Tim an MwBhg thto one.
Tbtt 4haM toavtoce you
tfart B4v6v4tstU0 In thec?
at4UinAs to A profitable
propoctQooi (feat It wi
bring b4Ma to voit
tore. TU IWt An foe
dor Mw aaVaartfeei le
yvdb&lkf Mi mmi ha to
telMfmttii hii than
ia MHa to twl Would
J lu fur eoats the trvad f the mda j
j e toward simple, tailored lines, aid i
iastenings, and eeoHrTattv treatmmt j
i ef new style featuraa. Grefttn- fntl
i neafl in ekirte Is Introduced by short i
godete, r by the cut of (be esraent,
with an eye to preferring th slendef
ilhonette. Brown Is tfce dominant '
oior In many tones.
ended. We extend our sym-. Thanksgiving,
pathy to the loved ones left dp- Best wishes to News-Record
1 nd readers.
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Marshall-South Side
The people are quite busy
dressing turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing. Tir. and Mrs. Dennis Banks
nf M; rshall South Side and Mr.
Sam Banks of Craggy motored
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SOME GOOD THINGS
IF YOU ARE NOT COMING TO OUR STORE REGULARLY.
OUR LINES ARE COMPLETE
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Manuel, the little eight-year-
old . son of Mr. and Mrs. Sara
'Banks of Craggy has been real,
sick and confined to his bed !
ifor the past 2 veeks, but Dr.
I Moore reported him better
Sunday afternoon.
! Miss Ruth Ramsey was on
the sick list last week and ab
sent from school but is better
now.
Airs. Wesley-, Fortner wa? in
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When a'VICTROLA will make a home worth while ffi
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We will be glad to show you the Victrola and play, the .. -records
you like to hear. Don'tcoiiie to Marshall with ; 11
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