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THE WA YNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, MARCH i8 J
A Page Devoted to the Interest of
Haywood County IFarmoim
Floyd Says Soil
Conservation Is Last j
Line Of Defense;
"Co r.-erTaticr of the 5 c : 1 .s the list
lire cf oefer.-e r.at.'.r.al sui
cide. That cfer. ,T.st go tr. "
W.-.h tr.e.ie oriis frc rr. secretary
cf Agric u.ture Henry A. '.Va.lace. E
Y. Fkyd. c-f Stat College, err. p.". a.-. z
the fcrjCtrner.tai oo;-e:t.vei -.5 t.".e soil-ccns-rvaticr.
p gram.
Destruction ;-f tr.e soil r.ct or.:y im
perils farmer-, .t i rrave
rri imtv Ar.CMTC
Uncte Jim Satjs
r I,
COLUMN:
W. D.SMITH
tr.reat v.. tr.e we. far of a
the nation.. Flcyi state;.
But the goal of the -:.
tot cor
t?erva-
-..-, d
ys.e
more p:
fer o-
.:T: program
serving a:. i
cor.tr.ue:.
A t-ette
ir.g, which 'i.l
the farmer anc
U the a: jr. cf the ror;sr-.af.
grass offered grower? th.s year.
.vjil-ccr.servatiori and ba!ar:ed
farrr.jr.;? art close. y linked i-r. the de
velvprr.e.'.t of a r.ur.trv's agriculture.
Floyd pcir.ted out, ancl the gro wth of
rr. if fa-rr.
-of.table for
the nation.
:ro-
NOTICE
I do fir-i cU- nag'.n uork and r-pair
all kinrl of (ann ma lurn-rj haw on'
'Wt W isr'n" w fr
X. C. WEST, Clyde. N. C.
'hrr.rer
"-1.
are he.-'
".-s r r'
; . e n
.reed r
7 r h a rv
' r. .et.
r. J.-', r.
-r.-
V.
Never Before
Have
Oliver Chilled
Plows
lieen Offered So Low
HYATT & CO.
cr.-.r. jrieiactJ. Perhaps the ccr.d:
t:crj here are set ar.y worse thar. .:
r- t-.h-rr ccar.ty. fcvr. we as if .
. f.r tj have ih.s rtate afTa.rs !:
ex.-t The our.y ager.i s cff.ee a
a'.i ..rr.- hai : r. sjr. eJ toc:;y v:p:r. ;
I -': ? r.ir,'e t-e'.weer. buir.s ir.
--t ry arJ apric-j' ure . We ir V
.r:s:rf is we have always d.r.e -.hi
:h.s r.-.t.-ire : r.ir. tw.crtr.g as ,
-h-i-ji- W are :r.-..r.g that ;r. ever;.
r here i-r: jit .r- is :nvo!vec
thi-t -;t.re iho-:i i repre'er.ted
Tips Given On
Crop Fertilizer
North Carolina farmers speed 2C
t.5 i' rr.iihor. collars every year fcr .
fertiiiier.
Yet ntar.y cf them do cot get fuli
vice for txe raorjey thy sperd i-
1 caue uey do tot appiy the rig-ht
! mixture to their crops, aij C. B. Vi'il
; liams. fee-ad cf the Statt Coiiege agro
j rxaty depanriieBt.
The kind of fertilizer to apply de
. per.d upon t'ae crops grows acd the
yf-e of the soil.
The amotJEt a grower wi;; find prcf
! itabie to ose depends to soxe extent
j upon the price he car. expect to ?et
I fcr his crops. Williams added.
! Wh-en prices ar ap. the grower car.
' afford to apply more fertilizer to eet
I the higher y.eid coniirtect with good ' . .
farmicg practices, he continued. ' .
1 Williams recomroer.ds the followir.g J OP-L)reSSin IS
I Ir.. coastal plain :
I.Cvj pour.d 01
I
Today's Market
The following cash pr
tug paid Wednesday by
Federation here:
Chickens, heavy weight ;
Chickens, fryers
Eggs, dozen
Corn, bushel
-'- er
r.e FarJ
4 -,
? four
-e ar.-i -a jr.es fcaild up the iand
cro y.elds ar.j cu: production j more fertile soils.
Are jt-si t ji.c.r.e up your farm .
. rr.es.
have
I'-rha:
i r. gut
t c rr. a ic e
. :r..s tr.at they oar. rerr.:iy the
ion h r n er . r.sr rr..re 5rv:rr t j
ja -
a?r. culture
pr.'
The
payment;, cf
aires
.o;r: .::r..t.r.jr t acre-.-'pi
et;r.gca-h cr"ps.afid
out soi-buiidlr.? prac- .
vurai."- the -adopt .-.on of
rr.ar.ag'-riK-r.t. he cor.- .
tarr
:ces- r.
better farm'
tir.ued..
. Farrr.e; s- ar
food and fw-;
selves - d.-r-r.'i
ir.come. - artd ":,-uh: f.-i as:
feed . ..pplie-r."
In.. reaped feed p.rc4-uctKn w.l.i nt-uia'-e
interest ir; !iv(--to1.k. and North
r r
i-. o a rr.-: : e
r.aV:f- thorrt-.:-r.
ca-h
-h h:-
r. -
..'4:
.rs
l-aro.:r.a farrrf-r,-. -'with fev
'i mucn ..ntore i;ve.-t':k
now have. Floyd .'aid.
Jew: except :or:
tar., tr.e y
EQUIPPED
JiH k Ose Ad Htr tbc ffrUt
A wonderful engine for borne,
farm, abop r iriC. Heha pover for
pumpiA. kb.! i(Tiai:cf-. Micv. M'wt&jr,
pi for itrf. Pat one to vorc.
nii rn nil ctruM.
WITTE E.IK Kki
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Kkiii C tr. M:, HiTii.rf. Pi.
Want
AJs
Want Ad are one cerii a word
for each insertion. No ad is
taken for less than 25c.
MOUNTAIN JOE
The snow has melted.
The robins are out again...
Easter is just ten days off.
ITS TIME TO DRESS UP
Ye, sir, it is time that we
were getting ready for the
big Easter Parade. And I
know of no better place to
go to get your Easter Parade
duds than at Burgin's. They
have just received a lot of
new merchandise for ttery
member of the family.
(A hint to men before
buying your suit see Ote
Burgin.)
FOR SALE U-rocm h--.u.se on X am
ber Ten-.-Highway ;r. f.ydt. W ater
::ghts, .'garden, garace, wood, ..coal
r.. .-. (( M : - M, E. T: ar.tr,.-:-..
Mar, l-i-Apr. 1.
'.'-.- i- : t t he . f i r rr, -r . tr. '-rk::',
out h:s p 'e.rr.s Th:? is true :r. u
p r r. t :S : : v r. -c e r v t ; -jr. pro l-r rr. r. -
.r.tr.e j v A protran. As a.r. -. ; .
h a v e ; u -1 r- r r. 1 . h e -1 t h i t r r
.i:r; b;i; p-.tfer? hst'-'-i J--:o- pupi.-h
( the false sttrrent in - reirar-3
our :i:r. fot!) ur rn.:n fai. for J:ir.
u-.try wan $ 43 i'r.che?'. ' It :s an estab
Hshl; fa:t -th
TV. A..- terrnoi
the month of January of "any t!M.-.n.th
on record and yet certain papers that
aish to (-ar 4v'n a-enue that 'are
'! .-.. :."! to benefit t he .nikss-." ....f p'-o.
jo" w." . res.iri "o. f -. . stit. r:.-r. '. -The
r..-.t .: - of t.h-'e false et.'.. ..-.-r.--a
r - t ' - -i- n : n the f c ' 1 : - i r. si.it--ments.
'.
Th- T- ' r..--. Valy' Authority .to
day r'-puted statement? .ippe;ir:nt: .:
Tobacco, kw rr.
to the acre, the
fertilizer mixed according to recom-men-iatior.s
tf tobacce committee.
Cotton, i-'j to 500 pounds of
Corn ar.d smai! grains.- 250 to -V
pour. . 5 of 4--4. . Legumes. 200 to 300
pounds of 2-5-4. Late iweet pctat'--s,
600 to 00 pound? 0- 'i-h-h.
Ir. xour.tai.t counties: Tobac-.-o.
00 to 1.0j pour. as of -i-12-5 to the
acre. Corn ant small, grain, 250
'iVj pounds of 4-10-4. Legumes, 200
so 3'.0 pour.ds of 2-10-4. lr;sh .p-r-a-
. -w to prunes cf .j-5-t.
" ..rir '.;.S . tr LVI. Ji... Jj ...'i
egantw, W.l'.iants added, the amount
of r..tr-yger.. in; the fertilizer ir. be
reduced 'iiehtiy.
: - :.--; ' tr.-
T'.. : tr.jt tn- r- v. i. ...r.iy r. r:t.i
l.r.fa.; .r. the Ter.nssee V.ily i .r-
J -.r. . .r;. : .T . ar.-j -h-r- '., :r- r
ul'i h -.v- . r. no Rood ;::,..-' i--.th'-ut
tr- T V A darns
N-v. s;. ''.irryin: ih. .n.. rr-. :
' r r. ' t-'-r v. htc h ' ere 1 .-.1..1 ; ih
in-: : f. th'- A . i h r . i y u ;
the New: York 'H-ral3 T:.S.:-Tr.-
W.-r.:r..--. r. I." C:. P -t
Thi- Wail street Journal
' ': r.' .mitt. ih:o" Ttntes St.-. r
:.. u' J '.i.-r. 1 1 . f ' 'orr.r..-: .
The - TV A re-rd fign-r.- -h -.s.z.c
-i '. .: .-. the monvh of J'-.r. u.iry
$T . when s-r.ou- rioods. .o-'-ur.-d or.
e ...'h..o. river. ap'pro.xirr..-.;-:.'.y. ,th .-
:'.'- the norr:ta! rainfall or 'ap.pi-j-x..-13
. : h'-s w.w- r . r-i- ! . r: ' r
e.t n' ove Norris Dar:; or. the ' "iir.i h
i'-r and '.hat n.ore th.-.r. 2 'i :: :. t-s f-1.
..- -tre:- h- of the lower T'-:.: ---
'. j: he s.n.e t.n-. N-trmal rtin
11 for January on : the lower Te.nn-s.-..
r S.4 inches Thes- f.2-jrs .1:
tatea Weath-
A Pasture Tonic
Top-dressing- makes a good spring
:; r.;c for old pastures, says John A.
Arey. extension dairy spe-:ialist ' at
state College.
G.ve the old grass a dose cf "piar.t
food" and :t will soon be growing
1 thickly enough to supply ?od gr azing
I while r.ew pastures are still 'too oung
J ar.d tender, he pointed out.
' For sar.dv- soi:. Arev said 300
pcund of 4-a-4 fertilizer may be ap
plied to the acre; clay soils should re
ceive tr.e .-arr.e amount of a 4-12-4
m : x t u r e .
But a spring tonic by itself may
not be enough a reclaim the sod in
time if the gras, has got too thin,
Arey added, and in thie event the thin
spots should be reseeced when the
fertilizer is applied.
Question: What Is t.-e be?.
j in transplanting tobacco ? " '"
I Answer: a distance 1
; between hills with the ro
wide has proven most
under average conditions, a.
however
spacing on the row will be rrore .1
itabie. Select plants of uri-'.'r,
for transplanting. A better :
the ridge method of planting iJ
lowed. This ridge is generally ffl
oy running two Dig iurrow.s
turning plow and then scatter;r.
middles with a sweep. The fr.:
should be thoroughly mixed w:t
soil before the row is ridge 1
f
he rain fall in the l.avatiaile ai' the United
wa. the prel,!er f '. ; tr Bureau.
f ' .r .r.ir January' ' . the' N- r n d;:n
stored more than a nullior. ai.S .
4L.-ir.ter arre-feet of watt-r. ar.d still
waf ' far from full; and . purine t'h.e
oriiic.'Vl. 1 '.-d.y period hen IfyeeB- or.
:h.; "'..vwer 'h.o r:v. r were he. r.e held
hy. . in- ' the two completed dims
f - h- 1 A S p--.p- -e.i r.:r- v.-.thr -1 '.
i. '"' 1 fe-t of water p r -e r. !
f : 1:1 the floed strk ken areas.
WANTING TO REST a .farm .".for
tenant puri'.se-s-..- with everything
fum:shd. or a position with some
. good man to help make his crcr. I
am a good man with a team. John
N. ..Boyd. P. O. Box 13-. Candlen
N. C. I'd.
KP.rtfll If excess,; acid causes you
Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, -Indigestion.
Hearibjirn. Belohing. Bloat
rr. Nausea, get free sample coc-
. -tor's prescription! . Uog-a, at Way
r.es vllle Pharmacy. to June 3
V. ILL RE-UPHOITEP. OP. REPAIR
furniture in -payment for used stew
ing machine. iur,iers Repair
Shop. Phone 424. 223 Boyd Ave.
Burgin's Dept Store
MAI.Y STREET
PHONE 74
FOR RENT Garage and filling sta
tion on Haywood Street! formerly
occupied by Watkins Chevrolet Co.
Apply to L. A. M.ller, Wavnesville,
N. C. '.'..-.."
PIANOS FOR SALE We are having
returned to tis two fine pianos on
account of customers unable to pay.
We will transfer these pianos to
responsible parties for balance due.
Writ Magness Piano Co., Hender
son ville, N. C. Easy terms.
Mar 15-25-Apr. 1:
Just Unloaded
A Cartload Of
Southern Fish brand
Fertilizer
HYATT & CO.
Low Prices
On Oliver (hilled
Landslides
(For No. 20 and 40)
HYATT & CO.
At A Bargain
One. number 40, level
land Oliver Chilled
Plow
HYATT & CO.
Prices Cut
On Two Number 20 level
land Oliver Chilled
Plows
HYATT & CO.
1
3
FOR SALE
Eight and ten-week-old
Pigs See
JERRY LINER
LINER FARM
Lake Junaluska, N. C,
FOR RELIABLE
Field & Garden Seeds
(The Best Money Can Buy)
GO TO THE
FARMERS FEDERATION
WAREHOUSE
PHONE 354
DEPOT STREET
FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cows.
W. T. Shelton.
March 4-11-18-2S :
Closing Out
All Parts On
V 1 . ..
Oliver Chilled
Plows
HYATT & CO
IAN; BARK
WANTED
We are in the Market for both Chest
nut Oak and Hemlock Tan Bark. If
you have any to Sell, Come to Our
Office at once and Secure Contract.
Turn Your Tan Bark Into Cash.
: i . ..-...'..., ' ."
Junaluska Tannery
HAZELWOOD, N. C.
While The Snow Keeps
You From Plowing-
May We Suggest That You Spend The
Time Profitably By Coming By
And Picking Out Your
FARM EQUIPMENT
FARM FENCING
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO ROOF THAT BARN
I "'ITH OUR
ROOFING
Our Mill Shop, an d Machine Shop is at your service
:;'..':' :'C alwas.
When You Need Lumber, Come To Us.
Junaluska Supply Company
JERRY LINER, Owner '
PHONE 263-J t. 1 kv tttv a t i sKA