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LARGER HOG PRODUCTION
Atlanta, Feb. 17 Hog produc
tion this year may be materially
creased in Georgia and
trtc South, according to
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Control the troublesome scab
and brown rot; secure a lus- M
cious high color on the fruit-— 4f
and make more money on your
crop — with
ORCHARD BRAND
ATOMIC SULPHUR
Thi* it one of the rnott prartiml
help* inter wring uniform fruit of finr*t
quality and appearame. Atomic Sul*
phur come* in pa*tr form. e**y to U»r
Contain* 4S% purr sulphur finely Lt
ground for the gre»te*» efficiency. U*e
Afomi. Sulphur ami make a good crop
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dealers and packing house men in
Atlanta.
Hog producers of the country, it
I was stated, have entered the present
(year w ith 18 per cent fewer hogs
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THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925.
than a year ago and there is every
indication that prices during the next
18 months will be higher than at any
time since 1920. More hogs and bet¬
ter hogs are urged by experts in
Georgia.
ng raising, it was asserted fits
practice l.v every plan of farming.
Only a small amount of money is
required to start the business, aryl
returns appear within a ^ ew months,
C ompared with other crops, Georgia
groweis assert, hog raising requires
hut little labor, and under the pres
ent cost of labor, this feature, it
was stated, means a greater margin
of profit to the farmer.
The people of the South,
era in Atlanta state, are
consumers of pork, but as yet
very small producers. Millions of
pounds have to be brought into this
section of the country every year,
much of it coming from northern
states that do not have the
tage of long grazing seasons, mild
climate and cheap shelter.
It has been customary for South¬
ern hog growers, it was stated
Atlanta, to market practically all
their hogs during November, Decem¬
ber, January and February. As a
result receipts are more than
ceipts are small and do not keep 1
packing houses , busy.
If .. „ Southern ,, ‘ !
growers, it was claim- .
..... will , two litters ,, they
raise a year,
find that this plan will not only ,
... ... their yield, . ,, , but will
increase ’
ORDER FERTILIZER EARLY
AND AVOID CAR
The proverb says that “an
of prevention is worth a pound
cure.” This idea is being applied
1 a practical way in the efofrts
made to induce fertilizer users
order their goods shipped early
tars loaded full. The railroads in
jfeouthern | territory have
freight ear equipment in which
| offered, transport provided all tonnage that may hi
the shippers
icceivers cooperate in spreading
j 'reasonable movement period. of the tonnage over
If the entire season’s tonnage
tendered for shipment within a
short space of time and if instead
| loading twenty-five or thirty tons
* the car the orders sent to the
I facturers specify only fifteen
twenty tons, it is perfectly plain
there will be a serious car
This can be easily avoided if the
ume of the fertilizer business
spread out over a period of
months instear of several weeks
if car space is converted by the
(loading received of every loaded car. When with the
are
delivery should taken promptly and
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, to . the ,, shipping ,. . point for
an
other load. Extraordinary , '
lions . being • taken , , by , the rail
arc
roads individually ,. and , by , the , Ameri- ,
Railway ,, Association to . have . an
, , , supply , of , empty ready ,
ears
for fertilizer shipments. A little help
in placing orders early and for ful
cars and in prompt unloading, will
mean that farmers will receive their
fertilizer in ample time to u e it to
the best advantage. The net result
would be to speed up the movement
of this important commodity and will
help evrryDody without hurting any
one. It should be remembered
there are other users of cars, who
for an indefinite period while cars
,r0 for "‘“ h ' d , r
The American business man,
whether farmer, manufacturer or
merchant, believes in fair play and
order to help the other fellow in ail
emergency; but he expects the other
fellow to help himself, particularly
by avoiding waste. The avoidance of
wasteful use of freight cars is one
of the vital problems now facing the
materially increase their profit, an 1
permit them to market as they
desire when receipts are light and
prices good.
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Order your fertilizer early and or¬
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GET AT THE CAUSE!
The Advice of a Resident of Thit
Locality Showt a Way.
There’s nothing more annoying
kidney weakness or inability to
control the kidney secie
tioris. Night and day alike, the suf
ferer is tormented and what with the
burning and scalding, the attendant
backache, headache and dizziness,
!life is indeed a burden. Doan’s Pills
a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys
brought peace and comfort to
many Fort Valley people. Profit by
this Macon resident’s experience; !
O M. Hudson, 316 Giles St., Ma
Ga., says: “1 think that exr,os
ure while in the army weakened my
1 kidneys. Shaip. shooting ;,:>’■«» ir.
j my
1 idneys caused much distress The
kidney secretions were highly color
ed, containing a brick dust sediment
and burned i in pas,age. Headaches
dizzy nells ci’ee over me and
specks appeared before my eyes. I
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16 Sfi of E. Z. Pak Bushel Shipping Basket for
a Peaches, Apples Oranges and all kinds of
jjj Fruits and Vegetables.
jfj This package conceded to be the best and ft
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had been attended by doctors but
did not get relief until I used Doan’s
Fibs. Doan’s relieved me.”
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
—Advertisement.
FIVE GALS. PAINT FREE
A large paint concern, in further¬
ance of an advertising and introduc¬
tory campaign now in progress, of¬
fers to give, free of charge, five gal-
NEW PRICES ON Dir PRODUCTS!
Now In Effect.
Sweet Milk in pint bottles ......... ______ 10c each
Sweet Milk in quart bottles ....... ...... 15c each
Buttermilk ............................... ...... 5c quart
Butter at market price. k
Cream .......................................... ..... 40c pint
Term*: Cash in advance or gtrictly weekly.
W. J. Braswell’s Sanitary Dairy
Dairy Phone 3303 Fort Valley, Ga. Res. Phone 131
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I Ions of its best house paint, any col
or, to one property owner at each
postoffice or on each rural route in
this county. This concern wants its
paint on a house in each locality this
season which is the purpose of this
remarkable offer. It alto wants lo
cal talesman in each county er
sons interested are requested to write
the Central Oil Company, Louis r
ville, Kentucky. 4
2-26-lt. (Adv .\