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Cumming, Georfia.
Not all the vested interests in this country
are corporations.
There were many wise men in earlier days,
but who reads what they wrote?
FOR SALE
5-room honse with bath, Automatic gas heat,
3,000 capacity Chicken House with all equip
ment. Drilled well, located three miles of Cum
ming on Buford highway Contact: E. C. (Bab)
Parks, Phone Tu. 7-7686.
Special Notice!
Wanted Ear Corn in the
shuck, can use several
hundred bushels either
White ©r Yellow...
Please contact us.
Findley Brothers
Ph. 3465 Duluth, Ga.
...Call us Collect...
Cy Cyt/A/PE# $e z BY LB. MUNM & £PMN M/Wri^
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WE HAVE TO .MAKE YOUR OLD
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PHONES: TU. 7—5211—5212 CUMMING, GEORGIA
Special Notice
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
OUT AND HAULED OFF
AT REASONABLE PRICE
WE HAVE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
TO DO THE JOB FOR YOU
WE TAKE OUR TRUCK AND TANK TO
YOUR TANK, PUMP YOUR TANK EMPTY
AND KEEP YOUR PREMISES CLEAN WITH
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR THIS JOB.
Bradford Samples
Ph. TU 7*2238 : Cumming, Ga.
Hie Forsyth County News
| Citrus fruits, tomatoes, and can
taloupes are leading sources of
vitamin C, vital in helping to hold
body cells together, says Miss
Lucile Higginbotham, health edu
cation specialist, Agricultural Ex
tension Service.
COWLEY'S SALES * SERVICE
Allis Chalmers Farm Equlpmen:
Featuring Irrigation S.vsteina
Duluth, Georgia
Fhone 89*’!
WELL
DRILLING
FOWLER WELL &
SUPPLY
Canton, Georgia
PHONE GR. 9-4504
COLLECT
Edward H. Shannon
OPTOMETRIIST
OFFICE IN HOWELL—BRAMB
LETT PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAY
OF EACH MONTH
INCOME TAX RETURNS
PREPARED
At Hob Padgett’s Barber Shop at
Free Home, February 26, 27, 28
and March 26, 27, 28. Meet me
I
there.
HARRY’ G. WATSON
BUFORD DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
BUFORD, GEORGIA
On Buford-Cumming
Highway
Double Feature
Thursday & Friday
FEBRUARY 26 & 27
THE CAMP ON
BLOOD ISLAND
THE
SNORKEL
Double Feature
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 28
HELL CANYON
OUTLAWS
-ALSO
THE
TIJUANA STORY
SUNDAY
MARCH 1.
ALAN LADD
HELL
BELOW
ZERO
Monday & Tuesday
MARCH 2 & 3
Andy Griffith
ONIONHEAD
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 4
FROM HELL
TO TEXAS
REGULAR MEETING OF CUM
MING CHAPTER NO. 346 O. E. S.
Jf
Will be held each Second and
Fourth Tuesday Nights at 7:30
O’clock.
All members are vrg and to attend
GLANNA PIRKI.E, W. M.
CLARA MAE COX, Secretary
Unpaid Tax Notice
All tax receipts including interest
and cost will remain in the Tax
Commissioners Office until after
the tag season is closed, as the law
requires all taxes must lx* paid in
order to get your tag. After April
Ist, by direction of County Com
missioners, ail unpaid tax receipts
will be turned over to the Sheriff
for collection, which will mean
additonal costs.
VINNIE B. REDD, T. C.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
.MAN OR WOMAN
Responsible person from this area,
to service and collect from electric
cigarette dispensers. No selling.
Car, references, and $499.00 to
$2495.00 investment necessary. 7 to
12 hours weekly nets excellent
monthly income. Possible full-time
work. For local interview give
phone and particulars. Write In
ternational Sales & Mfg. Cos. of
New Orleans Inc., Box 7331, New
Orleans 22, La.
In 1956 consumers paid $2,718,-
; 600,000 for Georgia farm products
' for which producers received $684,-
I 229,000, report marketing specialist
| for the Agricultural Extension Ser
vice.
Statistics from the Agricultural
Extension Service show there are
more than 30 crops grown on ap
proximately 7,000,000 acres in Geor
gia which must be pollinated to
to produce maximum yields of
seed and fruit.
Foresters at the Agricultural Ex
tension Service say low-quality
hardwood are invading pine stands
and now occupy about one-third
of the forest area.
MERCK OFFERS AN
ACROSS-THE-BOARD PROGRAM
FOR COCCIDIOSIS CONTROL
Asa result of ten years of continuing
leadership in the field of coccidiostats,
Merck now provides a family of drugs for the
prevention and control of coccidiosis outbreaks.
S.Q.* —the most effective drug for the prevention or control of
coccidiosis in turkeys. Also for controlling outbreaks in unprotected
flocks—where feed intake has been lowered due to disease or stress
conditions -or where break-throughs occur from uncommon species
of coccidia.
NICARB* for maximum protection... tried, tested and proved in
over 3 billion birds. Now' widely used with broilers and with replace
ment pullets, where there is no problem of accidental feeding to
birds in production.
GLYCAMIDE* best tolerated and highly efficient in permitting top
weight gains and feed efficiency in broilers and replacements.
Nature Keeps Equalizing the Odds
The miracle of modern drugs
has resulted in disease control
never before believed possible.
But to some degree, it has also
brought about an equalization
process...the emergence of or
ganisms which escape the ac
tion of even the most potent
drugs. Certain strains of coc
cidia now appear to fall into
this category.
...So, if symptoms of coccidio
sis appear in your flocks, con
sult a poultry pathologist at
once to arrive at a sound diag
nosis—to determine whether
Protect flock health ... increase poultry profits
GiyCamide • KiCarb • S.Q. Sp
all with THE MERCK MARGIN OF SURETY
fcMCRCK a CO. INC FOR SULFAQUINOXALINC, NICAMAZIN AND 6 LTCAN ■ Y LAM IDC . RMMCTIVILT. CwtNCK CO., HIC.
Expect little and you will rarely be disap
pointed.
Modern philosopphy: “Get away first with
the mostest.”
KERMAN TAUMME
Reports From I
ll WASHINGTON
t A Mv-lM
jt i
• lAM PEOPLE HAVE asked
now they can help in the campaign
to get Congress to submit my pro
posed constitutional amendment to
restore state and local control over
public schools to the states for
ratiti ration
HP" 11 My answer is
I by writing to
I relatives and ac
jU. ,1 quaintances in
% states outside
j*f,- I- the South and
asking them to
-xpresr them
||&|eL ijk IH selves on this
pfUiflk SfWsmk question to their
Senators ano Congressmen. Our
struggle is foi the minds of people
in other regions and our one last
hope of obtaining a serious hearing
for our viewpoint in Congress lies
in eliciting a sympathetic expres
sion to members of Congress from
non-Southern independent thinkers
, am convinced that, if we can
reach such people, they will react
in support o’ our position.
IT HAS COME as a great sur
prise ’o many people to learn that
Congress, in voting last yeat to ad
mit Alaska to the Union, gave that
State exclusive md perpetual con
trol ovei its public schools and col
leges President Eisenhowet when
asked about that at one of his re
cent news conferences expressed
surprise and laid it was ‘a matter
that I have not even heard about ’
Rcfparch just completed at my
request by the Legislative Refer
enee Service of the Library of , .on
liscb ses that 10 othet states
likewise were granted “exclusive
control’ ovet their educational in
stitutions unon their admission
statehood Such grants of aiith u
Thursday, February 26, 1959.
ity were made to the States of
North Dakota, South Dakota, Mon
tana and Washington in 1889, Ida
ho and Wyoming in 1890, Utah in
1894, Oklahoma in 1906 and New
Mexico and Arizona in 1912
In each case the term “exclusive
control” war used and, with the,
exception of Oklahoma, each such
delegation of power was made "for
ever." The Oklahoma Admission
Act further provided that nothinr
in it would “he construed to prevent
the establishment and maintenance
of separate schools for white and
colored children.”
THE NUMBER OF states pos
sessing such extraordinary power
over theii public educational insti
tutions may be increased to an even
dozen in the not too distant future
because the Ha ,f aiian Statehood
Bills pet ding in both Houses of
Congress provide in Section stct
that Hawaiian schools “shall for
ever remain under the exclusive
control of said State."
There is o objection to Alaska,
Oklahoma or any other state pos
sessing and exercising such au
thority To the contrary, it is my
firm conviction that all 49 states
should have similar power and. it
is out of that conviction, that 1 ant
seeking approval of my proposed
amendment to - sure all tates of
that right for all time to come.
That is a proposition with whiefc
every American who wishes a voice
in the education of his children an*
who subscribes to out constitutiorv
al heritage of local self-determina
tion should agree.
the symptoms are, indeed, due
to unusually virulent strains of
coccidia or to some other pri
mary or masking infection.
...Keep in mind that maximum
profits depend not only on an
effective coccidiostat. Manage
ment practices for the produc
tion of healthy broilers or
replacement chicks are essen
tial to any operation.
...Good stock, good feed as
well as good management
are needed by your flock to
obtain the peak of its genetic
potential.