J
GRIT GRIND3
"I was a complete invalid and had
to be pu .ed about in a wheel chair
before I eUi-ted Ej-gon, 'and now
my friends b'l i .-vol at 'my won-
EDITED BY THE COUNTY AGENT
. - ; ' Let us grow clover and grass on the hill; ' -V ( '
V While, intensely the level and flat we WL ,
n ' ' The eowa and fcena -will settle our daily bill;. , J. . ; lt
' .While the heeves," sheep and tobacco the eoffers fill.
- And, when orchard, garden and sty the larder fill,,- h
. ' - I Then, with smile, "will Mary greet her Bill. ; ' 1 -.. ,1 ;
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.CLUB BOYS TO CAMP
v 1 On Monday, July 7, the' 4-H
Club , boys fro m. Madison
, . - County, go to the 4-H Uub
.Camp on. the Swannanoa. This
camp is an annual affair. Only
a' regularly,' enrolled member
" . .. of a Club is entitled to
attend.' 'At this camp a pro-
iwofiram of play and study; is fol
lowed This proaram is in
charge of the Extension forces
of North Carolina. ,
- This "year the boys from
Buncombe and Madison coun
ties attend camp at the same
$me. We expect around 10
boys to attend from this coun
ty. At the camp are cottages,
a kitchen, a playground, a
swimming pool. A good time
is anticipated.
makes a good feed to. carry,
cattle thru the winter and the
stock like it Millet will al
so make-itself within 60 days.
It is not. as desirable a hay
crop as either of the two nam
ed above but will make feed..
. , Let's . get . busy , and make
some, hay for next winter. -
jh girls, select 1 to t . r to l-1 1 , "
t given k tne ci i e ; i- -.
j older wojt" oa tie Lt lt' r t
These to' r I
itude (or tfce
sof their coiffi
daughter YotL. . ,u .Saauko 1ku3, L:i I.. . i
1 1 1
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profitable.-N" ) itW" i tTFJL JT
The butter out- from theM V V
WHAT ABOUT A HAY
CROP The meadows have
been seriously damaged by
the continued dry weather.
This means a short hay crop.
Some farmers have been ask
ing about planting a crop to
grow for hay. Several are a
Pailable. In the list of crops that can
be 'grown' are soybeans (an
early vjariety), fcudan i grass;
millet. We would rank these
Jhree in the order given. Vir
ginia soybans sown, up untfj
the middle of July, will make
a hay crop, jhey will not
maa-A the auantitv the? Would
dairy has incrc'r: 1 ever dne
SHIPPma IAHIE3We Mr fhtrd In the last yt:r. Their
pect to ship a car of lambs el- buttcr Is med by a :TM num,
ther July 12th. or , July 19thE, ber of Wgh ciaE3 ho.
Nearly, enough, for; a, smgle cater a
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vi uw trade which demands the
writing this, July 1,-and we ht' fact aione 8hoWs
know of others that will ship. 9 busmesa ia expand
These lambs will be shipped,; - -
probably, to Jersey City.- If ,ee cream 'business, in
the price does not change pre- the last 27 months according
vious to shipping they should l Mf Wed hag 500
net the grower between 9 and Ice cream b shipped ag far as
It
wvr
1 C"
10 cents ter pound here. If'
we can get enough for a dou
ble deck car the expense of
shipping will decrease ; and
the net returns to the farmer
increase. If interested get in
touch with the county agent.
Charlotte. Neighboring towna
of Asheville are. using Bilt
mbre . ice cream. The ice
creJam put out by this com
pany carries. 13 .butter fat
against about of other
commercial creams. There is
either in person or thru the 4Q 8olid matter in the Bilt-
mail, at once.
THE CREAM t MARKET-
Often we are asked if the
cream market is permanent, j
We were interested the more j
because of this oft repeated
question, at some ' information
we secured while : at .the Bilfc
more Dairy last week.
- Mr. Fried, who is in charge
of the creamery, gave us this
have made if sown earlier but Information. JULi. Fried "told
will be worijih - while. There us - that they-i had -recently
ia no hay that outoinks soy- spent' over' ?10,6o6 'in Im
ban hay in feeding , value and provements. N e w freezers
more ice cream against 36
of solid in t other commercial
creams. The Ice cream of
Biltmore ia ,of greater food
value and also more tasty be
cause of the increased fat con
tent and the Jarge, amount of
solid matter. Also rea fruits
are used in making "ijhis ice
cream rather than using fruit
another : ' thin"" that
a
more desirable
hut few equal it Sow a bush
el of Virginia Soybeans to the
acre of -ground and you will
harvest a crop in early Sep
tember that -is worth while. 3
Sudan grass is. next to soy
beans " in value. This crop
will make kay within ed days
from planting It; is not t ks
Valuable ' as soybeans ; h u t
have been ' installed. New
machines for packing" the
cream have ? been, purchased
and erected Other ImproVe
ments in the sewerage System,
etc., . which were not detailed
have , been . put In placed . JA
other words ,the - dairy ; has
been taking steps to make the
business more solid " and more
rHtAiSPACAWMia , ; t-MisrcstMorwoioV .
lAsOUJTtLY WIVWSV . ... C0NSTr;UCT1Cr4 M.VXi
UAH S Y SUCTION S'' 1 NAJUNO EArV AND I
7V I -?.Ptv?-
; .'"JUdl p oj.e
reef ycu c: .i luy'
juices,
makes to
cream.
.Another fact' that does not
Interest Madison -County .far
mers directly but that goes to
show1 the permanency pt the
establishment I is its iarket
milk. ' jToday you - will find
Biltmore Milk, both: pasteuris
ed and raw milk,' in' miry, of
the large, eating - . places .in
Asheville,' .This was 'net Lue
a couple of years back", ll-i
raw milk is from the Bi!" -re
hrd and the; parte":'
from - neis boring flW- ' I3
Buncombe. 'County".', V
Thi3 Information, the v:ry
brief, goes to show; th:t le
market to which -Jthe . r a
from Madron' County f , h
as permanent as a marl -en
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Covry c"i so ,ahea "
build to supply more -i
and will find a market t
as they produce the e - i f
cream they are pro - ' Z
now; " - V-!'
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"Corratuk
t -'-fUon."
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Crcsni5 Separate? 7c:!: f . ;
owcon mvcnion
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Two adrentoronv and brilliant men
working In different parts , of ,. the
war Id practically
revolutionized the
greatest . rural In
dustry n the Unit
ed Stafes." A pry
ing professof
named' Babcoclt,
working In the lab
oratory of the Wis
consin College of
Agriculture, found
a almple, accurate
Or. Oe LavaL wa tfetermln9
, the batter fat con
tent of milk or eream. A brilliant lav
Tenthre genius named De Laral, labov
Ing In bis vorksnop In Sweden, founal
a way by whlcn wbolt milk woW be
accurately, contlnwenaty and autcUy
separated Into creaas and aklmmlTk.
De Laval also fceawgnratetf ta re
seareh wblch raws IteJ t ibt widely
J s
naed eforleot
ntllker T
m rronaaor tsaoeMar a aienij aq
billsed the aalry Mwtry. s,lwt D
Laval'a a para tor aatvedl fame women
million of dollars' wort g cream
while bis milking nuMblne sase4 trav.
mad' aaUuons of hours, of drudgery.
... 'When M Is mUait' say tm. a
W. Larson, former director of taw Ka
tlbnal Dairy Council, "that the change
from the gravity method of obtaining
eream ' for bettermaklng and - other
purposes to ' the continuous separator
resulted In the saving of labor, a bet
ter quality of cream and butter, sj
skim milk, superior for feeding pu
poses and 'available for the manufae
ture of byproducts, and a great sav
ing of the butterfat that was lost In
the skim milk.' the value of this In
genious InveaUoa can scarcely,, be
.overestimated. n ' V, -
Old Methods WaeUfuC ,
"If all the cream that wa used la
this country last year for making butter-
alone had been separated by .tb
deep-setting system, .which ( was the
best method known at .the Um the
centrifugal rrsrator was . Invented,
mors than t-i,e-3,CC3 worth of fcr'ter
fat would Lava let Li f a t'-lj
m!Uc TL'n docs not t-l hito coa
st derattoa Ca enormous quba&y tl
it'"! T TT T T f iMiiim TlSt?
derf ul recovelrtf. .
. -I "i-ams and swelling sUFW4 In my
han4 and extended into my left side,
arm and lower, limb, . I couldn't
walk a step or raise my hand to my
head, a My trouble was diagnosed as.
inflamatory rheumatism. . My. kid-'
neys wort disordered, v mS weight
dropped to .97 pounds and I suffer- ' '
ed : with flick headaches and indiges
tion. Four bottles of this wonder-'
cream that was, used as cream and
for making Ice cream. -By the old
method much more. labor would have
been required In the homes and in the
? r'L1" p,7 . T.Z Sargon reconditioned my- whole
Ity of products could not have been l .... .
mode," 4system and. ended every one of my
. - The cream separator eliminates the J ailments I I'm up " and about as
great waste ' which 'accompanies band r good as anybody and have already
skimming methods. . According to ex-1 regained- 10 pounds of. my lost
perlments conducted at the Indiana Lweiirhtl ..
State Experiment SUUon In separate f ; , . k g.'--,,. pill, rfa-ht alond
Ing a certain quantity of mUk, 2&S
pounds of butterfat were lost by shal
low pan gravity setting; and
pounds were lost by water dilution,
while only 12 pounds were lost when
centrifugal separator was need.
This give one aa idea e t&s enor
mous losses1 wbleb eeees fro nanJ
skimming and wblch good separator
eliminate, tm ej:Uoav it saves sit
the time, treuZJe, bother of setting.
asttdOng and waabing paaa, a4 P
vfdes the akin miat fas s sweet eew3
Bee Meal for feeCsg yeoag stock.
Thfs t extreme!y Issportant, ae aaesta
of the profli from, dairying comes
from pnper cttUsatlae. of aklm n'.X
' FUJ Worn gjjaws? Faulty,
, There. a$ many aotatora la see
tody, hewevea, that are wasting t alo
b!.batts jn dw skina aU'Jt-with
out the owner knowing of his losses.
Badly worn separators, or, ones that
were of fauli? eonstructlosj to begin
with, shoot J be replaced.' 'A farm
wife can tell whether her eoSee grind
er IS grinding Hoe, medium- ec eoane
by merely looking at the texture of
the coffee after It has passed through
the grinder. Bus no one ent sett how
much cream a separator Ic wasting
by looking at the- skim milk, nor by
filling a glass with- skim milk and al
lowing It to "set on the window sUl
for a day or more to- see- bow much
cream rises to -the' top.' When, one
"Sets" skim- milk that has gone
through the separator It cannot ; bo
expected that the email, bartc-get
fat globules will work their, r-y
through the nilli esrum and t' 3 to
the top unl-s there Is an ia., "y
heavy os. "Z i'J-tf aJ-lm a ' i U
r x.'y an Lf ra-::..J wcy of X .'"t
tj t t n U. w-rt t .arator ly i' a
more tot ..wont g'v:'y set'Jg MUm
with the liquid end . the way they
stimulated my liver and rid me of
constipation without the least upset-,
ting is perfectly - remarkable."-
Mrs. LCIie Garland Jarvia, WoodSn
Station, Asheville. ' "
' MOORE'S PHARMACY, Agents ,y,
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r lor' C'l rweet Cong .: .
Pt-TTZ tuJ.e you're tolUng aSontP .'
yowe r te"1 tt tt Love f-, f
snpiAi-ng Utdg therae all "the. u
war town, from Tubal Cajn's brasoj -.
J6ani to te phnharmonle orchestra. -The
mualcfane try to get new themes,
and for few- weeks folks "chant the
Banana choruav but the Love Song ts
ae eld a all is, as new s the k
httest sumiuer resort. v- X1 ' - .
- People like te think and sing about -Jove-
Just, tm they , spend .time and" i
money o love plays and love films.,.-m&
They themseh-ee may have been out - ';
of the tove- game for s long time, but ,
they are Just a m-ioh as ever mtes- "
eatedi ln the necking and smacking 1
that they" see en stnge and st-reem- -
Love-1 your -one test bet, your .blie i
bendllner, and1 year everlasting' thrllt
The nuniber of loi-o pairs wouldn't ,
ben to- f? Sodil Ifr?ster, .am. ,
'! .ver.ii. Live made piMxPare s . rf .
4 as t:. a....:ouiiIrrs cf Amerlce. '
tnve 1 ve and K-Ueea.- Hero .
Lenr. t, Komeo and iutltsri
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