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CO-OPS PLAN TO RECEIVE
THIS YEARS COTTON CROP
Raleigh, kJuly i.—Hui toτ\ re
ceiving cotton In «apt· tin· for
handling thi* yu/i crop are being
nude by the Director» of Um North
Carolina Cotton Grower·' Coopera
tive Association. which U composed
of 27,000 Tar Heal cotton farmer*.
The Director· have fixed Septean
Iter lit at the date for Wgiaalng
bo*ine*a. Up to that time the mem
ber*, who are net in a position te
Itold their cotton, are given the privi
lège of disposing of It In any way
they wish.
The Association already ha* pledg
ed nor· than 100,0*0 bale· of this
year** crop with which to begin it·
operation* this season. Member* are
still being received and several thou
sand havs joined In the ρ set few
weeks.
T. D. Maaon, an expert aecouataat,
who has twios a edited the book· of
the Mlmiasippi cotton association,
ha* been secured to pet late opera
tion a system of account· Competent
men for other deportments are being
considered and the association anti
cipates ao dilBroity in having Its »eU
iog organiaatioa is shape ia advance
of the date· set for beginning the sell
ing of cotton.
The sign-ep campaign, which to In
charge of H. H. B. Majk, formerly
with the North Carolina Department
of Agriculture, will be extended to
all the rotten counties before the
maturity of this year's crap of cot
ton.
The War nunc· Corporation kM
extended rrrdfta of thirty mllllea
dollar· to the newly orgaalsed Tri·
Stmt» Tobmrto Grotm"·1 λ mm is tie*
which embrace· th· Carolina* and
Virginia, . ;
The OldakMU Cotton Omtn* Co
opa/athre Aw'nrialto» baa had a Wna
vi six mtUWp «ftrwW by the Ww
— - " " ■ " na* the , *
aaa Cotto»,,erqy«wr ·"*
•oeiatien haa hi·· granted a hfiTif
FroJ"U*i« uTuUTtfil· Aputnant
ha* dkatarinated bolWwerrfl control
information recommended, by (M
United State· and Sthta giipgHjaaiila
of Agrlcultora, iay· a bulletin J oat
iaraad by Mm Agricultural aad Jndaa
trlal Department o# (ha A. C. L 1.
*.
The Bulletin lay·:
If it U your intuition to attempt
control of the weeri] by a·· of eat·
cina arienate wo viah to brine ta
your attention the following article
rcloaaad by tha United Stataa Da
partaent of Agrirultaia aadar data
ot July let, 1»M.
"Th· η amber of overwtetatad ball
weevil· thia year la far greater tha·
■una), according to rworli on the
laupui of the jUMt from nearly
>11 of the cotton BUM, accamlated
by the Delta Ltbmlur ai the Bo
reou of Iiltnlip of the United
Si*to· Department of AfriciKvt, at
Taiiulah, La. TV». litMtini waa fore
cut um Month· aco. In initif dis
trict· «4ar* lumto count· kin
been mod·, there tn now u many
we*riU la the Acide aa are ardiurilj
preoent a gtnU Utor, whan the ftrrl
nmnar^brad Wood haa otortod V>
■Wm. With anything like norm*!
weather eondltloe· thia U going to
mom a treavndviLii j rapid I part «or
in Ui weevil damago, aad this will
have as Important boo ring oo the
program to ho foil «wad bp than u
lui calcium a no nota foc Um control
of the weevil.
Ordinarily the department recom
mend· «tartine |ÉWÉ» whoo from
10 to 16 per cent of th* cotton
aquarm have baa* punctared hp the
waavil. Ao a «caoral rale thia aon
dMtoa dooa aot arlie until after the
nowly-brod weevili Kara atertod to
ia«n« from the aqaare·. TUo pear,
bowerar, au; laid· havo bean foand
bkera there are already luftclent
weovll· present to dftmj pnrtlcalr
an aqaarea a* faat aa formed. la oth
er word·, ataeh cottoa will aerar otart
blooming oalem the weovili are con
trolled, aad from the rorp oatoot »0
per cent or mere of the aqaare· are
oanetarod. H la n - to nntacn
earllor than «τ«τ before. TWr· U so
UtwIH» la prtWit thf ΚΙ» be
I 'orr Ik· «ju*r·· farm, u Dm wee-rile
an continnine to from hiber
nation <1ατ'η» tw, ywM and furth
imw« tWj art dotog Um crop ■·
fcafto. Vbn a Wry lafeetatian ac
cara It will bo UràaUi to maka th>
flnt applkatioa ja«t aa mom aa the
cottaa «tarte aquarisc freely, or a
boat the Use the planta aNitf· from
4 11 I mm eacft. Tka regular poi
a of tka aanal
•adfnllli/làti
«fci» early to/eatotfam
μ «fAuaJoe*··*!!
•Va
ba fait
When tka wttr
lia fnt ι··|· fran hibernation Aej
mti aromed vary little aa Ion* aa
they can tad aa aaapl· «apply of in·
pasetared ifiaiu far their oac, bat
Jar* aa aw· a· Um lnfaatatioa be
esnw eaBeleetiy beery to paoetarc
practleally all aqoam theae weevil*
«tan to am Is jeareh of freah paa
tarea. Ia aa ordinary (eaeon thl>
meana that a farmer araally baa only
Um waarfla brad la Ui own eotton
to contend with until wittii fro·
the latter part ef July to the end
of Aaguet, depending on Ike locality.
Migration of uraevUa will probably
«tort Mirerai week· earlier Ikle year
tkan «mal; and. la addition to bar
ing to ceatrel bU own infeetmtiop by
polmalag, Um planter can expect that
before the fruit aet during the pcriot
• of protection ha* had tin· to autan
than will be an ianlcraUon of wee·»
jih from aopoiaonad cotton. Ever]
day a targe crop of new wocrlU wil
! movt tale theee poiaoncd Aelda am
it ia going to take coatinuotu, thor
! wit poiaonlng to protact to matarit]
I the crop that hat baen allowed U
•et by the earlier application*.
eorcrmful weevil control thia yeal
b going to require more effort anc
more pouon per aero than Ka< r»«
j been the caae la the paat. On Ou
other hand, vkannr the land k rrf
Aclently fertile to Jaetify the offert
the iocrvaae ia eoat per acre dae U
the increased naabar af appHcatioai
of poison neremary will be more thai
off let by the fact that weevil daataf·
without poi toning will ba far (iHUi
than normal and the margin af pro
fit en the rueceeafal crop U tremea·
dou«ly hicreaaad.
Further Information relative U
cotton dusting with calcium arsenate
for l>oll-weevil central will ba far
nilbrd upon application, by yomi
Couaty Agent, State College af Aff
rieultarc, tlafVod Rtataa Departmewl
of 4grieult*re, or by Oil· ofiee.
COTTON REFORT
Raleigh, July I.—Hi< cottoa crop
It (hart ai the probable nciW d«<|Mtc
everybody «Tins "Î toWi jrou ·»."
eoncomlnit the ten per cent Incr. av
In acreage of th· Hftlun nUon
crop. Th· condition of 71 per font
of ■ full crop «u lower than t*nty
expected, for that tu on!» two per
eont above lut year'· condition on
Juno 26th. North Carolina i« for*
caatod by the National Crop Report
ing Board ta h·»* a II pet ceat In·
era a M In acreage and three-fecrth·
β1 a full crop yatfpect, «tuck it n'tae
per eent better than at this data tut
rear, hot It £or ceat lw than the
flaal conditional] average Aowod.
"The etatc'a .aereaga la itill leas
thon IS t·] 8.' report· the Cooper»-'
tJva Crop Reporting eerviea for North
Carolina. "TV coodUg. if the ·**■
to M rat it of ceh'ratlcn aad trim
ktiitoc
"The national ^tnqiMt of 11,065,
>a
MD Un, woakl be<j
mer» than laat iw'l ι
M v*r cent of that à»
ago. It la claimed bT f*— oi*anlaa·
ticnj that the
not meet ttim trmdv'l
"Ια Nortii Caret
vil U gaining
along tha southern ^Méâi la KAt·
•on. TH« trap will
aH heariUy. Ma i^MahW· redsa
tloo haa bean aad
co un tu» nttfOif
cant, Brunjwiek M,
I la at nag I of <
aajt of tea.
"The araai of
Jut Berth af tha eff«flf*a ara« <
wee**. Lincoln to :
vra}le intra·*·,
Hyde and tha
Bamdt, Jah—fa·», ι
along aoMhara
"The ferUleer
firing *m ho
40 per cent is 1
the heavy rainfall
; fact cunaiderabtf.
] ductioe la tha w^| aoUon aaed
j m«al noticeable.
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la* ***** tml ntoU wll te mU|
ot pabMc oaettoji for ca* to ι
Your Salary
U what you ur« worth te the
The amount you «ave la wl
•air.
It you ara worth to your
deal to your boa· but If
(ail to aavo a part of
yoanéif. Your means are
not area buy the thing·
You may be worth a
you waste yoar earning·
them, you are worth ttttlaj
frittered away ^nd you
you really wani
The man who Want· U/be worth a graat daal to hlm
•elf la one who IMea aa hi waata to live, craatea or com
mand· his opportknitle Jand each a man naada and ap
preciate· the valutof >Ρλ'ι>>η account.
Thin bank la oj
teay to new and ol
4 per cent int
β a. m. to 8 p. m. Every cour
•ttora.
saving*.
The Coijamercial Bank
DUMN, —t— NORTH CAROLINA
4 per cent InUrtet Paid m Time Depoeit·
BUTE'S CRE Κ ACADEMY
AM
grai nation. Cotl«fi»
Mette. Eighteen mjn
y*r, WHMWtln
Bon· Economic*.
Moaio, with «paci^
Chnrefc Music.
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Tot catalog?·
J. A. Ciapy, Priicipal Bai·'· Creek, H. C.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
AU Prope^k Upon Which Taxe*
are Not PakttThit Week Will Be
Advertised anv Sold at Auction.
W· F· DAWSON
Collector
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