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Marshall, N. C. May 6, 192TT
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Farm Demonstration 'Agent's
Column - -
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EARUB BRINTNALL
"?! winter and who hav made a
good start toward that end aU
I ready ., by having ti ' buncb-: of
' growing' chicks in brooder
BIG DAY AT SWANNANOA I Dairy Cow Prof. R. H. Ruffnet
" Prn i. ..u.tJ a alia.
May 12th, there will be a big
field day at the Swannanoa
Jest Farm, the mountain ex
periment farm. We print be
low the program to be given on
that day. Read it carefully
SPECIAL DAIRY DAY
Mountain Station Swannanoa,
N. C.
Thursday, May 12th, 1927
JO A. M. to 4 P. M.
MORNING PROGRAM
10 A. M. Call to Order
S. C. Clapp, Ass't. Director in
Charge
Chairman of the Day John W.
Goodman, District Agent
10:15 A. M. Factors making for
Successful Dairying in Western
North Carolina A. C. Kim-
rey, Dairy Ext. Specialist, Ra
leigh, N. C. ,
10 :40 A. M. Dairy Investigations in
North Carolina O. D. Grin
nells, Dairy Investigator, Ra
leigh, N. C.
11:05 A.M. Grading tip a Dairy
Herd F. R. Farnham,
Dairy Ext. Specialist.
11:30 A. M. Livestock and Dairying
Versus CroDS Farming Dr.
Clarence Poe, Editor, Progres
sive Farmer.
RECESS FOR LUNCH .
J:30 Cow Calling Contest Prizes
to be announced later Dr.
GrinnefisT Mr. iFarnham, Mr.
Ruffner, Chairman.
2 00 Demonstration Milk Houses
and Sanitary Handling of Milk
W. L. Clevenger, Dairy.
ing Mfg. Specialist.
2-40 Demonstration Dairy Judg
ing Contest ..John Arey, Chair
man, Harry Coulter, L. D.
g : 3 0 Demonstration Judging a
It is planned for all those
who are going to meet at the
court house on Thursday, May
12th., at 8 A. M. and for all to
go in a group. There should
be 50 or more going from Mad
ison County. If you have a car
oil it up, tighten the brakes, put
the tires in good shape, and
meet the rest at the Court
House. Of course you will
want to accomodate your own
family first; the wife has earn
ed a short outing, it will be an
education for the children.
Take them all. If you have
not a load from your own fami
ly, invite your neighbor. Don't
drive an empty car. Above all
don't forget to put the lunch in.
CHICKENS The outlook for
chickens is encouraging. Mr.
Oliver, the State Extension A-
gent, who was in the county
last week, and the county agent
visited about 38 farmers in the
four days he was here. These
are farmers who are interested
in poultry, who are planning on
having at least 100 Cracking
Good Hens on their farms next
Porter Bryan, according to
Mr. Oliver, has the best brood
er house he has seen in the
state. Best is used in the sense
that it is built at the least mon
ey cost, is properly planned,
and is sanitary. It is made of
logs chinked and whitewashed
The money spent in building
this house was very little and
yet the house is equal to any
other house. There are other
brooder houses in the county
but they are built of more ex
pensive material and do not
answer the purpose any better.
Louis Ponder has a bunch of
young fryers that will weigh
right at 1 1-2 pounds each at a
bout 6 weeks of age. Ask him
how he did it. Clabbered
milk helped. He has a flock of
White Leghorn hens that are a
-redit to any flock.
Don Fisher, Porter Bryan,
Jeter Bryan, J. E. Carter, J. B.
Tweed, W. V. Farmer, Al Bry
an and Dr. Hutchins all have
some fine specimens of hte Bar
red Rock chickens Their
chickens are of the bred-to-lay
strain and will make a founda
tion from which to build this
variety in the county. Mrs. J.
E. Bryan - is growing a fine
bunch of youngsters all hatch
flock. We Almost I forgot the
Barred Rock chicks of Edwin
Jarvis on California Creek.
We say the men have these
flocks. We believe that that
is not right; no doubt but that
the ladies deserve a big share
of the credit. However the
men surely do not neglect the
poutry yard on these farms.
Mrs. Crawford Bryan is hav
ing grand hatches in her incu
bator and has a nice lot of
Brown Leghorns growing. O
ver on Big Laurel, Mrs. Roose
velt Franklin showed us some
fine Barred Rocks and reports a
90 hatch from her incubator.
The White Leghorns must
not be omitted. 2500 of these
chickens have been shipped in
this spring. Chape Tweed,
White Rock, has a profitable
flock of hens of this variety and
is raising a nice lot of chickens
also. Tom Woody, Rout 4,
also has a grand lot of White
Leghorns and will soon have a
bunch of young biddies grow
ing to make up his laying pull
ets for next winter. Floyd
Cassada is getting started with
m t S 1 tin !
a good sized hock oi wnue
Leghorn chicks. Edgar Jarvis
is getting along nicely with his
300 White Leghorn chicks and
SUCCESS or FAILURE I Which do YOU want ?
Bank and save a PART of your income REGULARLY. Then
your bank balance will grow very fast.
You will take a greater interest in your work.
You will arn more.
Success will be yours.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
Start Saving Regularly NOW.
THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD
MARSHALL, N. C.
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will have a nice lot of pullets
for next winter barring any bad
luck. Out on the Will White
farm, Route 3, another flock of
White Leghorns is started in a
new building; ,up at Mars Hill
Frank Gibbs is growing out
some White Leghorn chicks
to fill his new henhouse and
farther out, on Middle Fork, O.
R. Young is having good suc
cess with a flock of White Leg
horn chicks. Mrs. Rob Tweed,
on Hayes Run, is also finding
that poultry pays and is pre
paring for the next winter by
growing a supply 01 wmte
Leghorn chicks.
Mr. Oliver encouraged the
people very much. He is much
interested in the use of home
grown feeds, mixing the rations
and only buying to supplement
the feeds that can be had at
home. We could not get to
everyone on this trip but h is
planning on returning in Au
gust and will probably be here
to judge the poultry at the an
nual poultry show in the Fall.
FIVE CRACKING GOOD
COWS -It begins to look as
tho the people of Madison
County meant business. Mon
day 20 different people patron
ized the cream station. They
came from Mars Hill, from out
on White Rock, and from all
sides of Marshall. When all
was cleaned up and ready to go
home 12 cans of cream had
been collected and billed to
Biltmore, 120 gallons. Ac
cording to our test this contain
ed 325 pounds of fat.
This is a 100 pounds more
fat than ever before and 5 more
patrons. When we ar. ship
ping 500 lb s. of fat every weak
it will mean something to the
county. It should grow to&
twice that amount or more.
The price of fat is falling a
little, the natural trend at this
time of year, but our price is re
maining well toward 50c a lb.
Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell yon that
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is Nature's Foundation of Perfect
Health." Why not rid yourself of
chronic ailments that are undermin
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tire system by taking a th rough
course of Calotabs, once or twice a
week for several weeks and see how
Nature rewards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get a family pack
age, containing full directions. Only
85 cts. At any drug store. ' Adv.)
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