1938 —COBLE’S FISHERMAN’S CALENDAR—I93B
BLACKER THE FISH—BETTER THE DAY FOR FISHING
Copyright IWI, In U. S. .nd Cmrf. By CBADY W. COBLE, Gnaaaboto, N. C.
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BLACKER THE FISH—BETTER THE DAY FOR FISHING
On the above Fbharman*e Calendar the best dava for fiahinf are indicated by a solid black fish, days not so good by a partially black
fin, and poor days for fishing by a white fish. This calendar is scientifically compiled, using the moon, the signs, and every known factor
on fishing as used by the “Old Timer," as well as the modern Sportsman. Use discretion in selecting your fishing days—
do not go when it m too windy, tides against you, or the waters muddy—but select comparatively calm days when the fish shows solid
plaaL ana you win find this calendar to be surprisingly accurate for both inland and deep sea fishing, and for any waters in or surround*
ing the United States and Canada.
Copyright 1937, in U. 8. and Canada, by GRADY W. COBLE. Greensboro, N. C.
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QUESTIONS
ANSWERED
Question: When should I cull the
cockerels from my early hatched
chicks?
Answer: Where cockerels are to
be saved for breeders the first cul
ling should be made when from 8
to 12 weeks old. For best results the
flock should be culled continuously
and all through the growing period
the birds should be watched careful
ly and any cockerel showing poor
development or lacking in vitality
should be discarded. The first cul
ling of pullets may be made at the
same time and the same procedure
followed through the growing per
iod.
Question: Is it necessary to side
dress vegetables with nitrate of
soda?
Alnswer: The quality of succul
ent vegetables is dependent upon
rapid growth and it is often neces
sary to make side applications of
quick available nitrogen to main
tain vigorous growth. The time of
application will, of course, depend
upon the vigor and maturity of the
crop and'upon seasonal conditions
and the grower must use his best
judgment as to the time. Care must
be taken not to let the fertilizer
come into direct contact with the
plans as this may cause damage
thru burning and scaulding.
Question: At what age should a
calf be given grain and hay?
Answer: Small amounts of both
grain and hay should be offered the
calf at about two weeks of age or
when the subsrtitution of skim-milk
for whole milk is begun. Only a
handful or two of grain should be
given the first day and this amount
can be gradually increased until the
animal is receiving about three
pounds a day at six months of age.
No more grain than the calf will
clean up should be given at one
feeding. Hay should be fed sparing
ly at first and gradually increased
until the animal is getting all they
will consume. On account of th|e
laxative nature of alfalfa, it is best
to use a clean, bright mixed hay for
first three or four weeks. After
that good, leafy alfalfa hay is best.
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Situation
Some snakes are beneficial, but
here is the reaction that a majority
of people have when they see one.
The question is from Dr. Hudson.
“So far back as memory carries
me I find the snake, in its unwar
rantable intrusion on the scene, ever
(associate dwithj loud exclamations
of astonishment and rage, with a
hurried search for those primitive
weapons always lying ready to
hand, sticks and stones, then the on
set and the triumphant crushing of
that wonderfully fashioned vertebra
in its scaly vari-colored mantle, coil
ing and writhing for a few mom
ents under the cruel rain of blows,
appealing not with voice but with
agonised yet ever graceful action
'for mercy to the merciless; and fin
ally, the paean of victory from the
slayer, lifting his face still aglow
with righteous wrath, a little St.
, George in his own estimation; for
has been re-opened and is paying
monster, one of that demoniac brood
that was cursed of old, and this
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THE BUSINESS WEEK
AmieiVcan investors in Austrian
bonds to the tune of $35,000,000 are
trying to figure out their exact sta
tus. As issues of a German state
they are currently rated at from 25
to 35 cents on the dollar Ex
clusive of savings banks, the nat
ion’s 14,700 banks hold nearly $49,-
000,000,000 of deposits, 52 pier cent
of which are in the country’s 100
largest institutions Easter’s ap
proach accounted for increased re
tail sales, but the general reduct
ion of prices prevented any up
swing in the dollar-value of sales
as compared with a year ago
Denying a printed report to the con
trary, Secretary of the Treasury
Mergenthau stated that the sale of
the Government’s “baby bonds”
would continue indefinitely
Steel orders improved, bringing the
industry up to 32 per cent of capa
city Pullman Company reports
a 1937 profit of $12,275,950, almost
double that of the previous year.
Fear of war in Europe has sent
a large flow of foreign capital to
this country, much of it going into
the p(urcH ( ase of Amieriqan stcoks.
The rearmament race is bound to
favor many U. S. corporations, since
most of Europe’s heavy industries
are already working at capacity.
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Brief News Items
Hand-power water systems will
be installed in many Pamlico Coun
ty homes as a result of demonstra
tions conducted throughout the
county last week by the Extension
Engineer at State College.
A. R. Thompson of the Spear
section of Avery County has begun
a demonstration in reclaiming an
eroded hillside on his farm by set
ting 3,000 white pine seedlings.
Washington County sheep grow
ers have a good crop of early lambs
low running on small grain. Many
of the lambs are being creep fed
nd are showing good flesh.
Bill Conley turned in the best
farm record book in Mitchell Coun
ty, says Frank Woodard, asst, agent.
Mr. Conley makes his living entire
ly from his farm. He had an aver
age investment of $4,988 on which
he earned 15.5 percent interest last
year.
Dr. A. J. Osteen, local veterinar
ian at Williamston, held a horse
and mule clinic at Roper in Wash
ington county for farmers of that
section last week. Arrangements
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hold these clinics in three commun
ities of the county twice each year.
W. H. Liles of Wadesboro solved
a cultivation problem by cleaning
up woodland corners and blasting
rock outcrops to increase the effici
ency of fields on his Anson County
farm.
P ACIFIC WAR GAME STARTS
Honolulu, H. I. “Problem 19*
of the War Department meets its
test in Hawaiian waters this week;
when 150 fighting ships and 500 air
craft, manned by 3,600 officers and
55,000 men assembled to defend a
theoretical defense line running
from Alaska to Samoa. On this am
depends the entire Pacific Coast de
fense of the Western seaboard.
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