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FARM DEMONSTRATION GENH;
riMN ' Contributed by ; W -v
jf Li U 1U il EARLE BRINTNALL
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COM
TM1TTEE MEETS The regular meet--f
the County Agricultural Commit-'
tee was held on Monday. At a bus
iness session held in the forenoon cn
executive committee was chosen tc
'council with the County Agent once a
month regarding the work in progress '
or about work under consideration, j
It was decided to go on a Tour later j
in the summer in order that visits!
'-might be made to successful farmers'
in other counties, that the State Ex-'
jerimental Farms might be visited and
that a wholesome vacation might be
had. A committee was appointed to
decide the best time to take this tour
1 pound of butter on an average. If
every bit of the fat could be removed
jfrom the butter milk, 1 pound of fat
i would make about 1 and 1-7 lbs. of
butter. Using these last figures a lb
of fat would make butter that will
bring about 17 to 23 cents; this fat
I itself if brought to the station would
'bring 37c and the work of churning
U done away with. One can keep
more milk cows where fat is sold than
where it is churned and sold as but
ter; more feed is used at home and
lees of the fertilizing element is sold
away than where the feed is Sold, i
!
The skimmilk is worth about $1 per!
100 lbs. for feed.
-and to arrange the details connected.
-with it. This committee is composed a PROFITABLE POULTRY FLOCK
ill iweaK, nervous
1 1 'TWAS in a very weakened,'' ii
v-1 . run-down condition, anmlw Si
la need of a to;:c end build-"I
er, says Mrs. J. R. Wrenn, of
Anna, iexas. '1 vaa so Weak'
I had to go to bed, ami kept
getting weaker. ,
"I suffered with my back ao
much. -1 was very nervous,'
couldn't rest good at xdght.( I
cowan t eat anything 1 just
warot hunerv.
"1 had ' reuJ so nucji of
Carclm, 1 thou.i: best to on
it I took eoven or eight bot
tles, and by the time I had
taken them I was otronger
than I had been in several
years. 1 can highly recom
mend Cardui." ' 'V
Thousands of other women
have found that ths tonic of.
fects of the purely vegetable
ingredient of Cardui were
just what thpy .needed to help
restore their eppetiies, to help
bring them easily and natu
rally back to normal health
and strength. Its action haa
baen found to be of great
benefit in iu'.zy common fe
male ailments.
Buy it at your druggist's.
of members of the Agricultural Com-jMrs. Bessie Chandley, White Rock,'
j ., e i :. . tm . . ... . !
.... w.cu. nas one 01 tne most profitable small1 7 x5Si ? a g rh
Hocks in the county. At the present p$l& jfcy. 4
Wiley Roberts, Guy Roberts, J. T. time she has only 15 hens. Of these! 4 il ? "
. 7 rr,r r ..
Kedman. IS O ore lnvincr 5 nthare n. ctfir-.! 11
It was decided to hold an agricul- on a total of 75 eggs, 1 is brooding
tural fair in the fall
htlding this fair
iron
Met
t-llTlBJ
The time of 22 young chicks, and Mrs. Chandley
sons: W.
hurst, E.
B. Ramsey, A. W. White- and reflects the ability of the owner.
R. Tweed. Mrs. Bessie M.
-l. 1 :
and the detail- of has IS ether young chicks that aia; M, Mnpt Rniiac Kio
vvi .u mo onnuiui 1 tT-
-arranging for it were left to the com- waiting to he introduced to a mother- P-'red which was very badly damag
ed by fire a while back.
mittee composed of the following per- y old hen. This is a working flock Mr. E. B. English, a hustling mer-
cnant, motored to Marshall Monday
on businesr.
Little Miss Faye Rice and Master
Guv Brvan are in srhnnl nt tha FhKc 1
Safford, Ed. Ramsey, Prof. R. L. NEW ORCHARDS A few new or- High school. They are taking the
i , . , . ... . first and third grade. 1
Moore, Clarence Gage and I aac Ritvv chsrds are belnf? set m ffwent parts We are enjoing, this pretty weathl
In the afternoon Mr. J. A. Arey, in of ;he county. 0ut :,t V;hite Rock- aseed6 " atS
'charge of Dairy Extension in thr JIr- Chapel Tweed has set cut r.n or- Mr. G. W. Marshbanks is having,
his sawmill moved from Foster .Creek i
State, talked regarding the possibiU- char! 1 - around 145 trees. Mr. Roy to Middle Fork. I
-ties in dairying and how it was suited Wall and Mr. Frank Gibbs are setting JP; which was enjov-1
,to the local section. Mr. Arey's taik -t orchards in the vicinity of M:SAuidh.TOJgot?ii
was lull ot meat and much interest i"-ct' " '- fss- c caineu me prem-
i ... . .. . mm on.
was manifested by those hearing him.jreetlon- Thls country is well suited, Best wishes to News-Record.
:More people could profit would they tc the growing of apples and that!
lake the time to come to meetings
there is a profitable market waiting
Hike this one. for tnis fruit evidenced by the fact
that today apples are shipped here
CREAM STATION Cream is be-! from Washington and Oregon
i
-ing received each Monday by the.
cream station located at the Marshall
Teed Company's place of business.
The last Monday nearly ten gallons
-"was taken in. This cream tested
Jrom 32 to 40 per cent butterfat. The
rprree paid for the butterfat was 37c.;8criPti?,;.fchooln,ast
.Farm butter is sold for 15 and 20c Messrs. Jeter Crowder B. E. Bur-
:nett ana u. u. nay went 10 murauan
Considering Monday on business.
R. W. Rice and wile motored to
From FAUST
Dr. I. L. English has gone to
Burnsville on business.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Metcalf of Cal
ifornia Creek visited Mr. Fred Eng
lish and family last Sunday.
Miss Effie Buckner started a sub
Monday with
-a pound at this writing.
rthe loss of fat in the buttermilk prob
ably a pound of fat will not make over
Asheville Tuesdav of this week.
Mr. Lee Enelish our Star Route
mail carrier, went to Marshall last
Announcing the opening of our new office f 01
Any Madison County people interested in real
v vstate in and around Asheville please see or write us
We specialize in giving you values.
REAL
ESTATE
From BONNIE HILL
An Easter service was given by the
school to the community on Sunday
afternoon. We were favored with
beautiful weather and a fair audience.
Songs, recitations, a Scriptural acros
tic and the flag salute with march and
recitation by the pupils were includ
ed in the program. At the conclusion
of the service nests made of ivy, pine
and moss, filled with colored eggs,
were taken by the children to the old
est residents, Mrs. Kettle Gowan, Mrs.
t-iiza cook, and Mr. Henry Gowan.
At the same service the Sunday
School was partly reorganized with
the election of Ella Mae Wyatt as
First came 'January greatest in Dodge ,
Brothers history!
Then February another record mcnth!
And now, at the hour this is written,
reports from all parts of America clearly
indicate that March not only surpassed
every previous March but piled up the
greatest record of sales EVER achieved
by Dode Brothers great organization.
An overwhelming expression of public
confidence in Dodge Brothers and in the
goodness and value of the car they build!
Experience has taught more than l,b00,0Q0
rrotorists that Dodge Brothers product
s.ands alone and unparalleled in solid
dollar-for-dollar worth.
Thirty thousand new owners a month are
f.nding everything they value most highly
in a motor car:
Long Life DependabilityExceptional
Riding Comfort Good Looks, and Smooth
ness of Operation.
And they also find SAFETY in the all
steel body construction, double -strength
steering unit, and a chassis made brute
staunch with more pounds of drop forgings
and chrome vanadium steol than in any
other car in the world, regardless of price.
Touring- Car $896.00
Roadster 894.00
Coupe
Sedan
$947.50
1004.50
Delivered
FERTILIZERS
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This is to let the public know
that I am handling the well
known fertilizers of
the
Sjj Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
HENDERSON
MARSHALL, N. C.
DODBE
MOTOR CARS
COMPIJY
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Geo. Meadows
Troy F. Ramsey
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Asheville, N. C
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Phone 5566 , . ' Boom lOO-llS
OFFICE IN IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING .
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BRAND
For Tobacco
I will appreciate your orders
for your spring needs.
G. C. MYERS
urer. John Beck was. appointed a
committee to secure a Committee to
secure William Brieht as Sunni-inton.
dent. Those present expressed a
preference for - the direct study of
me scriptures irom JUiDles rather than
from quarterlies. A letter from the
county Agent was read invitiiur the
community to attend the meeting: of
me county Agricultural Committee
on Monday. April 6.
Repair work on our road from the
state highway to Bud Cook's is mak
ing excellent progress under Thomas
juierton, ioreman for Mayneld Pole
Co The caterpillar tractor that will
be used to get out the Doles will also
help to put it in better shape for au-
tomooue use. - -
PREPARE NOW FOR DE- '
.LAYED DORMANT SPRAY
PAINT ROCK, N.C
' It is time now for fruit growers to
prepare for the first spray of the sea
son, the delayed dormant spray. This
is one treatment that should be given
every : orchard ; every year. . Jt, pri
marily, is a control, for scale insects
but aphids or plant lice are also con.
trolled when the spray it made at the.ard, growers should use . either the
winter," says C H. Brannon, exten
sion entomologist at State College.
"Growers now are. advised to apply
it just before the buds swell in the
spring. It is more effective if need
in this way. Apple trees may b
sprayed a little later to control the
plant lice, which will be at the time
when green can be seen in the blos
som buds. ; With peach trees, howev
er, the delayed dormant spray should
be given before the buds swell to con
trol leaf curl as well as insect pests."
Mr. Brannon states that oil sprays
are coming into use now and are ef
fective in controlling scale and pleas
ant to apply. These oil sprays can
be prepared by- the grower at home
but if he has only a few trees it will
be best to use the prepared sprays..
In no case should worthless sprays ot-
spray - materials be bought, There
are , many; excellent products on the
market, -j states . Mr. Brannon, and
growers should obtain authoritative
information, before buying their ma
terials for the season.
Where there is leaf curl in the orch-
right time.
"The delayed dormant spray was
formerly made any time during the
lime-sulphur, or lime-sulphur mixed
with oil for the'Helayed dormant spray
advises Mr. Brannon. Oils have no
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MICKIE, THE PRimm'S DEVIL
disease controlling value1. Concen
trated lime-sulphur will give good re
sults as the delayed dormant spray
and is both, an insecticide and a fungi
cide. : .' V V:. V - '
To Becure late advice about spray
ing directions and schedules, the fruit
grower should have a copy of the
"Apple Spray Calendar" and "Con
trol Methods of Peach Insects, both
extension - circulars issued by State
College "and free to growers of the
State as long as the present suddIv
lasts. :.fV. . -
MR. ELIHU DOCKERY DEAD
The Death Anrel viaitml the r!n.
ty llome .Tuesday afternooa at 4 o'
clok and called away Mr; BIOiu Dock
ery, age 73.. Mr. ' Dockery was
brought to the County Home Monday
afternoon. Y; Ha -oniv- iiirorf '!
fow hours after h
the County Home, paralysis being -the ' Ll
cause of death. ; He had. been confin- f?
ed in bed ten months. Ha ira. a "
widow, Mrs. Nancy Dockery, of West
Asheville, and six- children George
Dockery, of ; Sandy Bottom, John - ' .
Dockery, Mary and James Dockery'1'
Roughtford. Billie Dockerv. Mm. Tn. fc
dice Rames, Alabama, Miss Effie Dock- i' '
ery, anssissippi. He was laid to rest
the . bawyer - Cemeterv on Doe -
nesday afternoon, April
at tne . sawy
Branch, Wedn
1926.
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