THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNT AINiLEE
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, ,.:i-Ii iirled in concrete blucks, and ii niiii-H ir flour, won ;i wouil
buildiiii; lias three dcpaif incut ;i mill; loom, miikinri room vm 1 1 i
,i.i. piinamel which is made c -penally for interior of dauy h.niis,
.. 'run color Sflicmo of painlini; was med. vhii( ami I iiiT-cn-en. Hill
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Ue FFA Projects
Good Profits
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.added S.")(il.85 lo the chapter's in
: cniiic, while the 201 apple trees
iviclded ii net $!i!S7.!).r )i(ifit from
; 'hi-- li'iiil.
j The hoys sold 22 hogs for meat.
Their net profit from this project
, .-.as S7:t8.2f. And 450 chickens
meant $i.!24. alter expenses were
deducted.
Three horses earned $120. and
14 stands of beans aded $92.85.
j The Irish potato project of si
, i and three tenths acres realized a
profit of $(i90.40.
Two of the busiest members of
I he chapter were Jerome Hoyd and
Mack Hall.
.Ii Tunic's projects included: six
head of beef cattle. 17 apple trees,
an acre of corn, two acres of hay,
and nine acres of pasture.
Mack took care of four acres of
pasture, an acre of vegetables, two
dairy cows, a half acre of hay, a
Inn;, six acres of corn, and a poul
try flock of 40 birds.
I Jui in:: the v ar, the chapter
sponsored a tuo-la livestock and
crops lair last October, showed and
Is, and
ol lawn
orchard
out Ifi.-
spriiiK.
sold six liabv heel
prepared about two acres
on the school grounds.
They started a chapter
of li'l apple I i i i . and set
0(1(1 seedlin;: trees till' (hi
In addition lo llii,. they took part
in public spcakim; contests held
jiideiui events, a father and son
banipiel. and took pari in two ra
dio broadcasts.
And will) th' help of K11A Kills,
they remodelled the chapter house.
Looking ahead toward the sum
mer, 12 member:, plan lo attend
the I-'FA camp at While Lake in
June.
There are only seven players in
the National I.eaKUo wi,n have life
lime halting ;ivi ranes of more than
.:too.
Stan Musial's, ,1148 lifetime bat-
tinK average is the highest mark
among active National League
players.
Out-Of -State Farm Tour
Scheduled For August
n Dairy In Haywood
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County Agent Wayne Corpening
announced this wek the annual
six-day oui-of-slate farm tour has
been scheduled tentatively to siart
Auou. -t i.
Hayv.ood county farmers and
their families Ibis year will in
sped l.o i.e. ni K mm I- 1 1 Kli.ma.
and Ohio before returnim; home.
Mr. C'oipemii!! said mo t of the
time v.uuld he .'-pent m Indiana,
and thai olliniil- of that stale are
working n,m on arraieiemeiits to
receive their Haywood f?uests.
One of Ihe 'lop-, he added would
)(, ,-l I a-., ni- Ion. i ni in I- w here
Hi e U ivwiiod neonle would see the
famed cuttle and bor.-e f.iiuv there.
The application blanks sen! to
iVi,. ininip'.: r.-n-mers for tlie lour
instruct the applicant to nole
H
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a"v in Ratcliffe Cove, and shows
"urate records of production of each cow
P lu ""Klrni daii-yinR
bus or' lryj
,v,ll take inerrij!7f.s
Mr. Corr)eniite'JiM
tinned buses vilti.tl& ,
f...a f...- 'rtilJ-Biffh.
losuie eoiiiiw. . -w&fr
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Tin. I" a s tern Interiliy3le
League (iolf i li.unpionsliijr'Si'iOTbe
i,,.i,l .a nii:ioo!is Md.. on Ma14.
Mel Oil led the National League
four times in home runs.
ub Boys With Their, Dairy Calves At Show
fil6 a,nnual dairy call show held here every year. Shown, here left to
i,0Ce M rn Jo Caldw.ll, Iron Duff; David Noland, Waynesv.Ue; Carl
How Parity System Works
WASHINGTON iUPi The "motlci nized" arily system scheduled
to fo into effect on 1950 crops would boou the parity price for some
commodities and lower It for others.
Here is a cmparison of the actual prices farmers got in mid
January, compared with the mid-January "parity piice. computed
under botn ttie present system and tr.e new system-.
Wheat ibu.i
Corn ibu.i
Cotton lib. i
Cottonseed itonl
Peanuts lb.i
I'ot.toes Ubl.
Hogs,, 100 lbs l
Beef cattle (100 lbs.)
Veal calvees 1 100 lbs. i
Lambs 100 lbs i
Milk wholesale ilOO lbs.)
thickens
Turkes
l-'.ggs .
Wool lib.)
Hiee, rough
It ye
Oats
Present
pant.
$ : 19
1.5?
30 75c
S.iS 90
11 Uc
S 1 SI
13 00
13 40
Id 70
J4 til)
4 L'O
3e
3d 7e
4ir.4e
45 4e
$H01i
I 79
0.99
"Modern
parity
$ i H3
1 4ri
27. 3r
Sh7.70
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1J.70
16.70
ib 70
17 90
4 4!
0 c
:)l 9c
45 Sc
;,0 3e
$ 2 Jl
1 47
0 ss
Actual
.ian. price
$ 2.02
1.23
29 27c
iSS.70
I9.r,c
$ 1 lia
20 10
20 IK)
2a. 10
21.1111
4 dl
30 7c
49.3c
43. Jc
48 3e
2 47
1 44
I) 76
$
Die All - America Conference
posted a mark of 93.tJ percent on
330 conversions out .of 35 point
alter touchdown attempts in l94;i
Luke Appling of Chicago White
Sox. did not hit a single homer
in 1918. He had a three-year
stretch, 1938-1940, in which he also
tailed to clear the wall.
Kuddy Lewis of Washington goes
into the 1949 seaion with an even
1,500 hit;, and exactly 300 for a
lifetime batting mark over ten
seasons.
Jim Leonard. Villanova's new
head football coach, also is an
asparagus farmer. Leonard has a
large farm in New Jersey.
Good Cows Turning Good Grass Into Good Milk at a
Profit On a Good Haywood Farm
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This herd of cows are making money for their owner
the attention pi veil in the profit from milk.
The pasture has had good care, and reflects
People Always Curious
About The Weather
NEW YOliK il.'Pl An average
of 48.500 porous call the New-
York Telephone Companv's weath
er sei vice each day lo hear the
recorded loreciisl. The calls reach
ed tlit ii- peak 011 last Aug. 20,
when 17l)f)30 calls were- received
about the 101-degree heal.
An analysis of the calls shows
tluit there are more calls in sum
mer than winter, more on Friday,
than any otlutr day and more ber
tween 4 and 5 p.m. than ai.y other
Haywood Builders Supply Co.
jt4(il&p too6
furnished
the Materials
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for this
Modem
DAIRY EARN
"When You Think of Building - Think of Haywood Builders Supply Co."
May wood Builders Supply Co.
Phone 82
At The Depot