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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1951
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COUNTY AGENT
W. D. S MITH'S
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Timely Questions
And Answers On
Farm Problems
ut'1 the township fujiu
bur ley sign-up was
A number of commit-
rr.eii hud previously told tne county
..' thev would not be able to at-
Tr.- meeting
!!! for thi
ill attended.
- Jt
r.ditifr
to previou:
attention.
engagements dr
1 Mieees- of thf. jdjjn-up it' the
r,.K j due to the wholehearted
,ri. the committees. After all it
the tirm conviction of the tobacco
.v.ccr.- that farm conditions must
and to do this we must eo
lith the cnorts ot the go
h'ach ot these eonimittees
chairman. Some of the
uphills are signed lw per cent.
i)h,.r-- will he completed within a few
v- The marketing cards are be
rii" t W- returned to the office,
r'bw who have not gotten their cards
.. h.uid do so at once. It will be nec
,..,rv ', have these cards signed at
a n- ii
k'e-t l.lf.i
jh.'ta'oi -
plant .-ee
I duct ion.
seed !il:,.
two year:
' !v known
U'f. en. 'U''.l.
,! yield of
all muni.-
Que.-tion
or blinks
poult rf :lo
An-wer: 1
impi oven;e::i
are I ui n.'iK d
I an 1 i;e: .-omc
'vV heepil IVd-'l'ds i
k?
r'oniis for keeping
production :
he Kv.ensum
mv
i'.d
Ma
- sl
it' Ur.e
.VI!
Thee
that
ago
to the
n .:
10
who -.writ
cared 11
slioilld let tin
counts agent
1 v :,r.ts
mice
ory 1 loni St 1 1 e
: "Son, so vnu
ollcgc
ou have
liicf
t
g radii
much yet
i hing you
.l-uTMtt'
Y'-lll'i:
IeCtt'0
Heie L a t
J-'ather Tom
I an agrieultuval
! That i,s line- hut
I to h am. What i.- th
have learned any way'."'
i Sun Tom: "I guo.. : 1
taught me heloie 1 went t
Had; "I'm gl id to hear that,
make-, ni,, think th t we will
along, in spite of your probable
ories. However; 1 know the
thing you learned at college. It
to think quieklv and toasonablv
ege.
now
to.
: i y man
tiymen who w:l! agree t.
rec-'l'ii' and make month:;
his titlict. The record.- tin
month are figured at the
a report made to each
t.gether with suggestions
to imiir."
lot mat ion may
Fa; m Agent
Stat, CoHe-e
dock
;o all I'oul
keep ueh
reports to
tied in each
college and
cooperate!
as to how
P.
lie (lock. I Mailed in
ire secured trom your
, from l . F. lirri"h,
Ualeigh.
part
.-ollog.
h, warchous
.ivmi'Ht.- can
he
brfor
made.
djtistme !H
A. A emit raels
in this county
I'erhaps some
understand the
Tlio next of the A.
receive attention
;) be the corn-hog.
our neooki do not
n-pose of thi cotitiaet- It is not for
erybody to -ign. It is not for every
inner to .-ign any mole than the
r . : e . . 1. , i'..
y cnr.r el. 1. is lor lIe lawu-
r who need help with their eorn
...t prog rani. Our meeting for thi.
uniose had to be called off this week
. the man trom Washington could
... i t, A date will no set later
;ir
veil
It
get
was
. as
i well :is to know wheie to get infor
mation til .t you may need later. YoUi
real education is ahead, for expe-ri-i
nee is always- ;i gemd if often an
expensive teacher. I'erhaps 1 may
help you with the practical idea.",
even if you have mt' beat on the
scientific point-. What is your tir.-t
'Uggestion for our farm needs';''
Sin.: "That we get the Countv
Faim Agent out !'i ie and go all over
the place and discus- with him what
wh w,. are doing and the improve
ments needed. II. can recommend
several free publications that we may
read to advantage.''
1:
me
shi
wlio ar,, interested in using
aid let their wants he-known
he available within the
lays.
rill
anv
cod
f our farmers are overlook
ash clop in potatoes,
make a . good cash crop at
per bushel if the yield per
(uel c o; : Can a
com-hog contract if
tend to plan', com o
year'.'
A nswvr : Y
and hogs ucic
in ivi;;2-:!::.
cannot receive payment
iltiction in excess .( .'(
the l'.'-ll'-:;:; production
t ie vf h"g.- may also 1.
a- th.i' 'j rower
larmer -ign the
he doc- not in-
raise hogs this
Real Farming
Fl he liasU'ir..i lia, etn . i
i' 1 in '.Me Maram i S. i St; i v. e
io : i.e following:
"lit-: r.ow. eVen ih M. u, on counts
are larme:.- u no nave bank
sutlicieut foi all of theii
a:.d with fill! stole- e! f oOi!
and -upplies. I lie price ot
and tobacco .- not all-inipor-
them, as t in- farm for a
ii: solely for meiiev. We
mi
t He-
acc
need-,
taut
!:v imr,
talked
I !- 7 and leeoldtj. i:. ''eok 71 a: p.igi , : ' .- . '. ' ; .
'Id. ollc-e ,; the Kegister ' I ' .-.i-:';':, . -A ;, ;, ;,.,. ., ; ,,-. i
.!' llaood Founts to ssh..h V.ok '-'' '- ': ::'.: -- ' - j l::ect-ien
. re! pae.- a m re oa r: .eilla r .ie e: ;o'. ., Hh feel t- t ile 'ir.mii '-o: 'ots
nay be liad. Fl 1 ," and lo of l'i-gaii Fa'k p,-r
SFl I'M' Tk i T: lVgnoii!.g ' i sun es and plat . ' .1. K lU-.-g.i:.. . V..
take . the S. W. id,, of lai-y ve 'of Aiigu-t IM'i and nv-t. ii'ap
rue. t ei ni r oi loi- j..ann i i .inc. i nr.-i ('.' . .) , .,;V;ee of
t hM:.-- with .-aid aseatii N, .'. 'VO I tlu- Ueg--!er ! : ll.o.svoo.l
to one ot
hi more than
o Is lecently ; In
poult i.v and oth
and other veal
ei
them Saturday He
S-J00 worth id cvd
ha - iii:ii keled t ruck
side-line- all of this
There is not one
W.
I t
li la e i u 1 1 1 i:;mc w
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nuts.
;ii is.io.io N. :!: we-: '' i,., .
lee' to a -'. '.o ; t ilelVe SVlttl t lie I :1c j
1 t : eel! lot - . o a lid 1 . ill a -olltll
sse-tt .Is d;iec;io', 1 '.' tie; to a -'.ice:
:lcT,. with the t i -1 ma: c : n oi - :
-:.: l4.s ;" .).; :;.; . tv U
.i t d r
Sr.ei it! ..: 1 1. is sv i. ' : i ' f..
Ne. IM Fio 1 1 l -;'!; ;
es preside
pi educed
However,
that
orn
on the farm
the grosvei
for fins le
per cent of
The produe
cut as much
lit but lie will
only leceiv.- payment lor "J5 percent
of the 1 1'.';'.'-.;:; productn.ii which claim
.should ho -upportcd by sale.- reeoipts
: by signed statements from per
sons or agencies busing -oiling or
con-igning the hogs.
(Juestioii: (loss much space .shoiiKl
i o allowed U'tsvceii terraces'.'
Answer: 'l'lii- depend- upon the
f II or .-lope of ;he hind to V tei
rae. .1. l'!ii slope is figured foj u.cli
tile distance I'l'tWtell
- a- the --'-ope varies.
1011 fe
ten ;ici
i Full
ithc
F
right. 1
but r.of i
next' tinii
svith him
-oils
aims,
pa roil
m;i ke
-h. m Id
Tom : . "l'ei ha ps y. u ;u c
have .-cell him many times,
i the way you stigge-t. The
you go to town, talk it ovt i
(liv,, Ii i in vour idea of oin
. rop.- buildings, and genera!
o that he may bo better pre
to help us. You, too. should
ome notes of thine- th: we
discuss with hint "
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Foil,
ami
s al ie
diivetio::
.ohiailli d
1 7.1 c.ipw -i
by ss i in
co, Kaleif
lUlildlt'.g
lilei:.-io;i
which ma
F IF I.'
Firciilai
'money crop fainier in the county
as well tixid as this man -u ho works
his own land and lives, a; the -ame
place."
It ha.- been said often m the pa.-l.
two or three years that the most for
tun'te man in the country today is
th,. farmer who is compa rat ivi ly free
fiom debt, and who i. a good fanner.
He is lucky in that what he m::kes he
can keep for his own; it does not go
cut iji ir.tciest and payments on mortgage.-
If he has enough to feed
him-elf, family and live-tock. together
s :th some sin phis cash products to
.-ell. he is sitting on tdi. of the ssoi'ld.
We kr.ev.' of a number of farmers
in (la-ton county who turn in a
pretty p( nny every week from the
-ah' of pu'ely by-products of their
farm. One farmer told u.s the other
ihiy thai he had sold $oP worth of
sattsagi- ip one morning at the curb
innrket. There arc many more who
jiilk up coiAMiiem bit-, fir c:..-li from
tl. -al- ot' other things. The man
who m'.ide a good crop of Ssvoet
iotatoi'- and has had them 'cured in
some .c;ioi) curing house, stands to
make a fair plotil on them duriiiK
the next thiae ,.r four months. And
.- on. Many ,-ueh lllust r it ion.s could
be u-ed lo .-how thai the farmer who
the initiatis,
the farm.
ar. make money
i
s 1 1 h
'.held'
Tin ce pure bled He! i ;Yi
have Ih-iii purcli:i-ed by the
('.utity Livestock c .mmitu fre.n
eeeiis of tll .-11! ' Id
1'e.iVltlv..
'dills
Aveis
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inn
iee-t
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ii'e :
f Sun
l.'.n
'Mil I OK Mil li I
.ul
. inu io diiicd a.s execiiKd' of the
I nomas I'l'ice, deceiu-ed,
o notify all persons having
. .: linst the estate of the de
o exhibit them to the under
imi ot- nefort' th(. Avd dav ol
... . 1 :!.!.-. or thus not'ee will be
d in liar ot such claim
persons indebted to Paid estate
o.i.-e make payment immediate-
lliis
tnc .id dav ot January. Hkil.
I'idejity Fnion 'Frust Coinpany.
c Newark. New Jersey. Kxocu
! ol Ihoiiuis I'rice I'.state-
o.v ! Ii. .Morgan, Airent urn) Atty;
N. -M9 Jan. Fll-lS-2.YFcb.
r nLL
Club Members Are
Offered Awards
f 'id'.'
tat the
i Do'ult ry
than 1
1 ocelli
show
Oilo bird-, wi re
Meekier.buru
Tim exhibit '.i
ai i lyia.Uth iiix k," sea.- v
in the. histors cl tl'-v ;how.
oun.s
I'eds
l.eeest
AND
PLANT
CATALOG & Guide
"J" llx. illustrated 1!)3-J Cataloc
"f l-t-oil-. Plants, etc., with ln--tructlons
for successful Garden
ing and farming, nqw ready. 10
""Ifs of useful Information.
'n be sure you get a copy, send us
ur name and address on a pos
' il rard Immedialcly.
ASIIEVIM.E SEEB CO
Consolidated With
EARLE SEED S CO.
1 N. LcJington Ave. AshevtMe, N. t.
North (,'arolina l-l clui) mcnllK't's
aie. olb n-d another valuable award
in an announcement made recently
from Washington that the Payne
Fund of New York City has made
available two .STOOP fellowsips for
nine months study at Hie .Federal
Oepartmcnt of Agriculture.
'These tsvo fellowships provide lor
nine months residenc0 and study at
Washington and are to be divided so
that one will go to a former club girl
and the other to : foi nier club boy, "
s :y.s L. Ii. llarrill club leader at
State College, "lair u club member
to be. eligible for one of -the awards.
I he Payne, fluid .requires a rolllege
ilcgre,, in agriculture or home eco-
' nomn s, lour years participation in
club work prior, to entering college,
a (letinity interest in extension work,
shall not lie over 2." years of age. and
on,, or tsvo yi iiis of experience afU'i
graduting from college."
Harrill says each .state ha- tin
privilege; !' nnminiititig one Voi'.r.u
man and one young '.woman, though
no state can have both tellow.-hip.
Dean I- O- Schauta director of hx
teiisioii and Mr. llarnll will certify
to the cliiP members selected in this
state, ami will tile the two nomina
tions with th,, I'avnc I'unil pnor t'.i
March 1- 1!):!-J. Therefore. Mr. Har
rill sin-, it is imPonant for all club
nioiiibi is dosirilii: to be cori-idclcd
get in touch with
A
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tl'iiSS ItlCt Mle f ?'llo.4"l ll- -C-
I by Paul l.yr!y. 4-H club boy
of Cranite Quarry, Rowan County,
from o00 haiiy chicks purchased lust
winter.
in. i mil.
gili'dt;.: ieiig
of WiS.i,.-Vile a. .,'urvey
el AllgUst. ll'l,: ; , ,i leColde,
bo.k "A" at page to in the
the iiigi.-ter of lieeiis for
vuuiuy, e.xci1 oiimli' ivii.'ini
:!! lUl-li
-said
not h
lands conveyed by
!!, .Munvll.' diu.ed
1st
1st
e s. i;r. 10'
thence with
et senue.
int. to the
irii. anil Ii7
of tile City
IH.. J'....
iii map
'Mice of
as wood
lolls vf
Kl 1 KCTIVK .IAM AKY 2(i.
New Low Bus Fares To All Points
LOWEST' IN HISlX)in
K O 1 N 1 T K I l' V AUKS
Low As 1 2c lr.Mile
( MivVPKU than Yor Van dkivk vorit i ak
SAVE
TUAV KI, 15Y HI'S THK U)IKKN WAY
From Your Ioor To The Heart Of The Cit
MODGKN FQITHMKNT t'OXVENlKNT SCHEIHT.KS
Leave WAYNF.SVILI.K For Asheville and Points West.
North, and, Kjixt, m , x
S:0 A. M.
' 11:00 A. .31.
1:00 P. M.
S:ltt V. M.
Leaxe AYNFSYll.LK lor Svlva and Franklin
12:10 P. M.
- ' 7 : iTA. M.
Leave WAYNF.SVILI.K Cor Cornelia. Atlanta, and Point
South and West. .
12:10 P. !.
The (ireatesl Ktiigain In TraiisjHUtation HLstorv
1'or Fiii'lhtT lnloi -mat ion Call JUis Station Phone ,70. .1
Or Write
liol .
ieed to Ken-,
lib K u gust
(Jueen City ( oath Company, Inc.
117 West Fifth Street Charlotte, N. C
Ileaufort Couty farmers u.-n-d
IioiiikIs of the governnient pn-scri
red
u re
squill-.buit a.s a rat control
in the county lust week.
ii H
:e(l
lli'lUS-
Wheat growers belonging to the
llurke-Caldwell Association received
checks foi- over a thousand dollars
from their. .-is.siM'iation treasurer bust
week for reducing acreage last fall.
A I M l I STRATUM S X( flU"
th.;--'
he I-
:.g U
f Ci
'0 le
again
alified a - e. .
Dillwyi. Cue
. ify ii!! jut':
-t :i . --;:.'.
eil i
home
one.
aw nt.-
s h
heir
.M '
to
farm and
Harrill at
ci.y.
All
dav
ssitl '
IV.
tel.
ea :
uiei -i l:
' Jar.
lile.l.
t: .i.-t i.
irs
t ir
: -ed.
'ilig
-i l.t
: in
thin " .1
itr.
I-t iuy ' J.i.'.urv- 'lt.4'
.1; !:. POVI, Ad"'i:ir.istrao
f. tin- estate . f C. li''.vy
ireer, o-eea'Ml.-.
4fJ-Ju. -1 ll-is jo-Ktb 1-
MiTh'K ok KXF.i !'TI" SM !1
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TOBACCO GROWERS
In spite of the glut which is about over, the market
is higher than at any time.
Now that you can get on at our houses ( ome right
ihead and pet more money on a competetive market to
dl Rrades. Greeneville will be tseHinjr long after other
places have closed- We advised you to .hold back and we
Rlud you will make money by doing so. ell at HEAD.
K ARTERS.
Mlirril CAROLINA
HAVWOO!) Ct.iCNTV,
- : J TI!K SI I'Kl'.luK
.1 MII.KV .1 A MI'S
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V. A. l.-futr ' I
By virtue of a". eX- cutii ri dir'-cted
to th'. under.-.igriei from the Superior
Ckiurt of HaywoOd.Ou'hty in the above
entitled action. I will on Monday tht
f.th day ..!' Fetiruiry, l!' at li!:l'0
M at the court house door of said
Cointy sell to the highest bidder for
cash to eatkfy- the said execution all
thP right, title and interest Which the
mid W. A. iH-fla'r. the defendant, has
in the. f.f!owir:g U'-si.'nbed rf-al estate,
to-ui.:
FlitST ItlXi T: Uegir.ning ut ai
stake sr. the wst rn.irgin of Sunset
Avenue, coir.er of .Lit numbers '37
ar.ri and run th' tice With thes line
botvv sal t lot- X Cd'-W west UK)
:i
Pi for U
BILIOUSNESS
Sour sfomacFi
g as and headache
S ' , tlue Jo
CONSTIPATION
S
Bernards Warehouse-1 -2-3 & 4
GREENEVILLE. TENS.
ifalotabsi
10 35 II
Flashes from Hyatt and Co,
v congratulate Mr. C. I..
Hill, of ( raltlree. on his 7H7
pound hog. Thi is die kind
of slock we like o hear ol in
llaj isood ( oun! v.
Ne tidd you List week that
ll.e Ness LuiiiImt and inld
iii'.; Material Code would jo
into elTecl after I'ehrimry :trd,
and we wish lo remind ymi
auain that t his week will lie
the last eiMrl unity ol buy,
ini; helore the code noes into
ellecl. which will mean an m
rreii.se in price
Mesl of you will be in I own
during Criminal Court, which
begins next Monda Febru
ary "ith, why not stop in our
store and talk hut wur
riowiiij, Ss:ss
problems.
iind Fertilizer
We hue, at all
complete line of
pumps and sprays
),. clad-to -how them to vim.
tunes, a
l VKJiS
and will
iti-7d
THE OUVER FLAG )
. Why not let us deliver a
ton of that good YIRGLOW
Coal before another cold spell
comes. Ion't wait for cold
and bad weather to order, it
may lf impcssible to set i
truck in to your place.-
Mr. . I). Smith, our Coun
ty Agent, is doing a wonder
ful piece of work and we be
lieve it would pay to take
advantage of his help.
e w ill pay you the mar
ket price for good sound
white milling com.
ENHIX1
What the Oliver Name Means
on a Walking Plow
For ovex seventy -four years, Oliver CKilUd Plow i
have bttn famous among farmers famous (ot
the kind of work they do a-id for their long lift.
For gritty or gravelly soils, Oliver Chilled Walk
ing Plows can't be beat They will give you tht
finest service for many years. In many catet,
Oliver chilled moldboards have lasted twenty
years and more.
The Oliver name on a chilled plow aisure yoj
of the best in design the lighteit draft, h
easiest handling and the most perfect plowe j.
Come in and see the Oliver line.
Hyatt & Co. i
J . rvr.e.a i nit, L'rit J
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