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r 1 :'vl' H i'W fci i nil nil? MR. DAVE HOYLE, of the Foster Creek Com munity, preparing to milk in his V-type milk parlor, using milking machine. U-Type Milk Parlors Are Doing Demonstrated f'on LICECOIffilOL OFQnCKENS.:; s IMPORTANT ; : 5 Lice ean cium real trouble in the poultry house. Young pullets Just going into production . need Il the protection they can get. Just as good feed, water and shel ter are important, so is it impor tant to get rid of the lice. 4 MaJathion or a 5 DDT dust ap plied as a pinch method to birds will give you effective control. Lice will quickly rob pullets and hens alike of their vitality and cause a drop in production. A close check of your birds, whether its a home flock or commercial flock, will tell you if lice are a problem. The chances are very good that, if you haven't treated lately, the lice will be a problem on your birds. 4 ;r:.; fU 's Ait. jj3 Read, Luke lt:S7-U Over three hundred Madison County farmers receive a check very two weeks for their sale of grade C milk. Last year three farmers' produced 3,150,000 lbs. of J milk and sold to Pet Milk Com pany in Greeneville, Tennessee, for a total of $110,000.00. For most of the farmers selling this milk this is s secondary source of income. Several Madison County farmers Are finding that the sale of Grade C milk can be increased to the extent that it be comes their chief source of farm income. This is being done with out increasing the amount of labor being put into their opera' tioa. Labor saving devices as the V- tjipe Milk Parlor with the eow-to-ean milking machine, running Water and the milk cooler, has made the job of producing and selling milk easier and more pro fitable. In order that these labor saving devices may be shown to Madison County farmers', county agents and the" Pet Milk field representative have scheduled four, milking'' de monstration as follows : Tuesday, on the farm of Mr. in the Foster Creek HURT1NO YOUT I lfltf! a ojrraao mwWm wiCf ft iiihii ti fcxniA OUTGMO ntha3 liiifi iilitg tSiSSi October 20, Fred Cody, community; Thursday, October 22, on the farm of Mr. and Mrs, Troy Rice on the Franklin Moun tain Road; on Tuesday, October 27, one of the demonstrations' will be conducted on tfhe farm of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fisher on the Tillery Branch Road. The lh er farm is located about fifty MrJa rfyf f ha njrar Kvjuai fin -mvnrlav. OrtA.; 29 lUciw ducing Grad C milk or planning demonstrations will be held on the farm of Mr. Winston Bxttkner. Mr. Buckner's farm is in the Gab riel's Creek community. Ar rows will be placed at the inter sections directing farmers to the above mentioned demonstrations. Refreshments and door prizes will be given a each of the bam meet ings. A major door prize, a De- Laval cow-to-can milker, will be awarded at the end of all the barn meetings. The cow-to-can milker was made available by the De-Laval Company, P. R. EJam Farm Sup ply, Citizens Bank and the French Proad Electric Membership Co op. All farmers currently pro- to produce milk in the near fut ure, are invited to attend one of the meetings. Milking demon strations will be started at 6 p. au, at each meeting. There will be a demonstration each thirty minutes after 6 p. m., until every farmer present has had an op portunity to observe cows being milked by the cow-to-can milker. tBarn plans, information on milking machines, coolers and other labor saving devices will be available at the demonstrations. Farmers expressing an interest in any of the labor saving devices' will be contacted later by the Pet Milk field representatite, or the county agents in order that indivi dual inquiries may be answered, He said unto them, Take heed, and beware, of covetousnest : for a -man's lift eonsistetH not in the abundance of the thing Which he possesseth, (Luke lt:IS.) The regular devotional meeting of a group of young i Christians had been held. - Several were still sitting around talking. ' The sub ject veered to, . new automobiles, A newcomer to the group and his wife were sitting- there quietly when they were asked if they had a new car. "No," he replied, "We're build ing a new church." He and his wife thought It more important to help their church put up a new building than to. think of them selves. ' Perhaps some of the group for got the incident, but others chang ed their sense of values a little. They found something new to take into account because one man in his quiet way put God's work be fore his own pleasure. The cliurch that was built had in it a part of his and his wife's religion. Prayer: Help us, heavenly Fa ther, to gwe our gifts freely to Thee, realizing that all gifts have come from Thee. Since all that we have is Thine, grant that we may be unselfish in all things. In Jesus' name. Amen. i Jats Hill He log , MRS. J. W, HUFF, Correspondent - Mr., and Mrs.' George Anderson and i sons, of Elkity visited his brother, Mr. Richard Anderson, and family here last week-end.' , The parents' of Mr, 'Adam Dy cus, Mr, and Mrs, Dycus, of Shel by, visited their son and family also last week-end. -, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Current, of Asheboro, were guests of Mrs. E. C. Coates one day last week. (Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Greene, of Hendersonville visited their son In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Naff, last Monday and stay ed for Mr.' Sinclair's recital.' , .Miss Bex Ramsey and Mrs. O. E. Sams went to Charlotte Satur day before last for a visit to Miss Pauline Sprinkle. Miss Caroleen Johnson, a senior at ASTC, Boone, was home last week-end. ' , Enterprises Available (For Added Farm Income Thought For The Day: All gifts have come from God. Everything we return to Him is a token of our gratitude. Carta Johantgen (Ind.) IS THIS 13 HE LA 1HE LAW (For th MC. Bar AwooUtion) Bw MOBKXT X. LB y Easements fr . litefircn ucdieon (Sonntv - " , ,sf Tobacco Groivors Jimmy Walker and Bernard Walker Warehouses of Asheville, North Carolina begin their 23rd tobacco season on the Asheville market. Won't you help us celebrate our 22nd anniversary on the Asheville Tobacco Market by bringing your tobacco to us this season? We have dedicated ourselves to the service of the tobacco growers of Western North Carolina. We offer you these things; 1. A FAIR and SQUARE DEAL 2. FULL and HONEST HEIGHT. 3. EXPERIENCE and the Ml- noa in getting EHQA DOLLARS for you. It costs no more to sell with a reliable, dependable and outstanding tobacco warehouse firm. So, why not get the BEST, when you sell your burley this season? ' - WnwOTw you sell, "whatever market ; n f ' ' or .warehouse, BE SURE YOU ARE -r GETTING FULL MEASURE OF EV. " Ul ERYTHING YOU ARE SUPPOSED . . . -.I TO,GET.-' !' -iv ::. " TIr. Tobacco Farmer: plan NOW to sell your crop of ' "ceo with old' Jimmy Walker, your true friend, at i In PV A. X .4 X J f Ji i.. ' C. What is an easement? An easement is an interest in land which entitles the owner of the easement to use end enjoy lend in the possession of another. An easement entities' a person to do acts on the land of another which he would: otherwise not be privileged to do. 4. v The construction and mainten ance of telephone and electric or power lines on , your land is en casement. You continue to own the land and - to enjoy its posses sion. The public utility has mere ly a limited, use of the land you own. ' A public utility many acquire an easement by condemnation proceedings. , v :, yaaaoiniWfc psoserJty owner may, acquire by easement the right to project onto, ' your . lend the eaves, cornices or bay-windows of his bouse. He cannot do so, how ever, without , your consent. If! you object to a person using your property " in any ' way you must take legal action to stop sucn with in twenty years. An easement may be acquired by prescription, without your eon sent, where there W been a con tinned uninterrupted adverse use for twenty years. A mere per missive use is not sufficient: it must be adverse. Other examples of easement are: the right to cross another's land, the right to take water from another's land, the right to use stairway or a toilet on another's land, the right to erect advertis ing signs, and the right to main tain a dam that floods back water upon adjacent land,' Must easements be, ia writing? Express easements' must be in writing,; because they involve an interest, far land. They are gene rally created by an express grant in the form of -a deed. implied easements ere ease ments acquired b a continued and uninterrupted :, adverse use for twenty year and need not be m writing. -T "J1.,;. -. , What lei an implied easement? jWhere one conveys e pert of tne real property he owns; he im pliedly -grant ail -those apparent or -visible 'easements ' upon the OUR FAITH IN THE YOUTH Hundreds of thousands of young men and women, all over the United States, have recently resumed their studies in the schools and colleges of the nation. The ambition, the enthusiasm and the ideals of these young peo ple are striking significance. Mark ed mostly by its absence, as com pared With other groups, is the greed and selfishness that distin guish the calculated policies of older persons. The News-Reoord has never been among the calamity-how-lera who insisted that our young peo ple "are going to the dogs." They are the greatest assest of the na tion, throughout rbe world, the great hope of the' human race. We have abiding faith in them, and trust in 'their development -implicitly. ' i , - J Of course, it is not given to the eyes of the youth, to see with' the wisdom of" ager tut" tnany older people would give all the wealth they have accumulated to re-poss-' es the fine spirit of youth, and to face the world as a brave adven ture, determined to the upbuild ing and consolidation of what we call civilization. There was a time when farmers of this area could depend on to bacco as an only source of income. Tobacco, today, is still our most important cash crop and much em- phasis must be placed on getting top yields. However, there is a practical limit of how much in come can be obtained from a giv en tobacco crop. Many Maddeon County farmers nave turned to one, or two, other sources ot income to obtain a higher income from which the farm home and family can all benefit, Some of the sources of income available in this area, in addition to tobacco, are steers, cow and calves, Grade A and Grade C dairying, hatching egg and com mercial egg production, broilers, vine-ripe tomatoes, producing pigs, rish potatoes, sheep and snap beans. Add to this the production of honey and molaeses; sale of or namentals ana, in some areas, fresh vegetables, and you have available at least one, and in many cases, two or more, sources of in come that nearly every farmer in Madison County can adopt. The income for many farmers is dependent upon the individual farmer's resourcefulness. Enter prises to increased income COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER COST NO HIGHER are iMany items, which Hhe farmer must purchase, have increased tre mendously in price. Fertilizer prices have not changed as much and, in most cases, are no higher than they were several yean ago. iNV single item can do as much to increase the production of pas tures, nay crops, corn and other crops, as the application of fer tilizer. Trying to save on fertilizer cost by reducing, or not using, it on pastures and other craps, is false economy. Since the price has not advanced as ether cost, farmers need to consider strongly, increasing the use of fertilizer for increased yields and thereby in crease net returns. available and, in some cases, where several have been adopted by farmers, fney need to be ex panded and made more efficient. SEATO AND UNIFIED DEFENSE Manila Foreign ministers of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ ization countries have reaffirmed their determination to maintain national and collective defense a against the possibility of Commu nist-inspired armed aggression. They also pledged themselves to work earnestly for international disarmament "with adequate safe guards covering both -nuclear and conventional elements." See the Patented SIEGLER now at P. ft. Elam Form Sunly Go. , . , r -' MARSHALL, N. C'TT 'T. A', Lot us show you how you can , property retained which were at the time of the conveyance by the grantor for the benefit of the part conveyed, and which are rea sonably necessary for the use of that part. For example, if a two story building with offices on the sec ond floor is conveyed, and at the tame of the execution of the deed the only means of ingress or eg ress to the .second floor was by" a stairway and hall through an ad joining buildhur owned by the grantor, the purchaser acquires by implication a continued right to use this stairway and 11. , THE When ,In Hot Springs 1 STOP AT V La y I ILbEZ GC JOP. Just Off Main Street on ; ' . - , " Knoxville Highway All Ne,- L -:'!cs' Cz Children' Jk Kf sw, T3 rr.d SUITS IMF Cc:t A ' (("SWWIBS'eeBe tlett! SYNCHRONIZED AIR-OIL COHTROl GlViS 0 onmnRnnnn rmw luirisu irUsUuu uisuu of the turn of a dial! Imagine! Turning just one ' dial on the new Siegler Home Heater feeds the. exact amount of oil into the . burner, fans the fire with the exact amount of air; then ynchronizes the , blower ' speed to give you perfect ' SUPER Floor Heat! The new Sieglermatic Control . System means even fw-! fuel pv'" ' ' . I
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