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Growing Of Soybeans
Is Worthy Of
.
Consideration
By W. Tapp Bonnett, Director Agri
cultural Development Department
Central of Georgia Railway.
The demand for edible oil and
high protein feed, plus a ready mar
ket for a second crop following
small grain, offers an opportunity in
the growing of soybeans, It is =
completely mechanized crop that can
be handled without having to pur
chase special equipment.
The soybean is a legume, compar
atively free from disease and insect
injury and can be used for many
purposes: Hay, green grazing, soil
building, hogging-off in the field, and
seed for oil and feed. They can be
grown on most soil types in Georgia
and Alabama but best yields are
made on fertile loams to sandy
Joams, There are several adapted
varieties. The later maturing yellow
seeded varieties, such as Roanoke,
Acadian and ONS, have made the
best yields and have the highest
oil content. The dark-seeded Gatan
and Otootan are growrd mostly for
soil building and forage.
Beans may be drilled solid with a
grain drill on fertile =oils, or planted
with a bean or cowpea plate and cov
ered one to two inches deep. Plant
ed behind small grain, very little or
no fertilizer is required as the crop
will have the benefit of the residue
of the fertilizer applied to the grain.
Harvesting for seed is done best
with a grain combine set so as not
to crack the beans. They should be
cut as soon as possible after ripen
ing because of shattering. If beans
are to be threshed with a thresher,
they should be cut when the seed in
the lower pods are fully formed and
the pods are turning. Cutting for
hay should be done when pods are
about one-half filled and before many
leaves are lost. Mow in the morn
ing after the dew is off and leave un
til wilted, then rake into windrows.
The hay can be baled from the wind
rows when dried.
For grazing, “’OM may be
used from early bloom stage on up
to maturity. Many growers use them
for hogging-off. The resdive left on
the land adds to its fertility.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
mr\al'l'Y OF EARLY: e
T MADDOX, LUCY H.
X and T. YOUNG
LUCY 8. o un
an agreement with Lucy Hilten
&-, July 1, 19563, con
m nfi- in the 5“! of
, County of Early, State of
0.-‘u"m the name of Farmers
Gin archouse Co. and that the
business being conducted is that of
buying, selling and storing cotton,
peanuts and other farm products, the
ginning of cotton, shelling peanuts,
the sale of seed and feed and th|
purchase, sale and manufacture of
fertilizers and business uflvflflnl
related thereto: and that the address
:lt.' the partners are as follows, to
8. G. Maddex, Blakely, Georgia;
Lucy H. Maddox, Blakely, Georgia:
William T. Young and Luey 8.
Young, Trustees under an agreement
with Luey Hilton Maddox, dated
July 1, 1953, Lexington, Keltneli.i
8 G MADDO .
Sworn 1o and subscribed before
me, this 16th day of September,
19563,
JAMES BRYANT, ;
Notary ‘P:Nk. Georgia State n;
Large y commission expires
March 22, 1954), ;
Piled in office, this 14t h day of
October, 1953, v i
. BERT TARVER,
Clerk, Superior Court, Early
County, Georgla, i
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Thursday-Friday, Oct, 22.23
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| Beans may be hauled airectly
from the combine to the oil mill for
sale, it not being necessary to re
clean or dry the beans if they are to
be sold immediately, Many cotton
seed oil mills now buy soybeans in
quantity.
A soybean crop following small
}(niu is worth consideration in plan
ning for crops next spring.
Fire-Proof
Fire prevention officials ward
against keeping ashes in flammable
eontainers. They advise using gal
v:i .ized steel ash cans. These con
tainers have close-fitting covers and
are made of fireproof metal.
RS R SAR
NOTICE
Mr. Farmer, the dynamite
truck will be parked at same
old place every Friday from 12
am t03:30 pm Asitis a
state law, go to Ordinary's of.
fice and get your permits and
be ready.
Flint Explosive Co.
1015651
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LOST—Pair of child’s glasses, in
br:mi cn?. l(.it 'ch§°ll or l;nawee’n.
school an s ve üßose
home, Return to CHERg‘Y BETHEA
at Blakely school. 10-1-3tp
WANTED-—Lady bookkeeper, age
25 to 45, who has had experience.
Apply in own handwriting, giving
past experieglce and salary expected.
BOX 109, Blakely, Ga. 10-8-ts
TOYS TOYS! Come in now and
lay-a-way your Xmas toys. A small
deposit will hold them, ECONOMY
AUTO STORE, Alto & Geo, War
rick. 10-22-ts
FOR SALE—Crimson clover geed,
with high germniation. See MRS. P.
W. CAUSEY, Hilton, Ga. 10-15-3 t
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BLUE LUPINE is now available
on PMA Purchase Orders. See
PUCKETT BROTHERS for good
geed and inoculation. 9-17-ts
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
for rent to couplee MRS. D. M.
WADE, 11-22-t8
FOR SALE—Easter Lily bulbs and
wide assortment of Cactus for sale,
MRS. CHESTER CLARDY, 9-17-ts
~ FOR RENT—Three rbom apart
ment. Private bath, gas heat. MRS.
CLAUD LINDSEY, 222 Liberty
street. 10-1-3tp
~ FOR RENT — Furnished apart
ment for went. See MRS. W. A.
FUQUA, 10-15-3 t
~ WANTED — Applications from
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GEORGIA HOSIERY MILLS. 15-2 t
SRR TRt R ..n.fi".h.‘:“
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STORE, Alto & George Warrick.
10-22-ts |
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FOR SALE — Purebred Beagle
pups. Reasonable. J. R. LEE, Don
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FOR SALE-—House and lot corner
Fort Gaines street and Barton ave
nue, JULIAN MOORE, 9-24-ts
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: repa
75e¢. nggl AUTO, on nn{
Square. 1-u-ul
FOR SALE-—320 acres, 25 in Pen
sacola Bahia, 240 in cultivation, 30
in Bermuda grass and lespedeza; all
under fence; 1 tenant house; 1 large
barn. HUBERT GILBERT. 10-8-4 t
RADIO BATTERIES $685 -
Guaranteed lona- life batteries,
WESTERN AUTO, on the Square,
7-19-ts
PIANO FOR SALE - Beautiful
Spinet with matching Bench to be
sold in your neighborhood; just
slightly used, with new guarantee.
If you can make small down pay
ment and assume mn&h&umnu
«. +» also, used Upright no cheap.
Write Credit Dept., 52 Pryor Street,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga, 9-24-4te
WOULD YOU LIKE to plant clean,
hand-picked SEED PEANUTS next
year at 17¢ per pound? Then save
pene bl Y
a :
MODERN SEED PLANT. 111
. WANTED, wa l:&fl - Will
uy your scrap iron or ouhuv
wooJ fdr scrap iron. ALVIN DAY,
Bay street. 3-4-ts
FOR THAT new desk chair, filing
cabinet, office equipment nJ su
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'GAN. 41641
FOR SMAAE — Stove wood and
!b«uwoqd. See me or drop me 8
card. Will deliver large load any
where within 20 miles of Ihhw or
Damaseus. ALVIN DAY, Blakely,
theGa. Phone 4132. 3448
m NOW to save your peanut
seed this fall and store them with
PUCKETT BROS, WAREHOUSE,
Fully covered by insurance; SI.OO
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FOR SALE—Saddle for small
pony, MRS, LEWIE STEIN. 10-156
FOR SALE—The S. A, Torbert
place in Bluffton, consisting of one
large house, two small houses, and
26 acres of land, See H. A, MOB
LEY, Blakely, Ga, 10-8-3 t
~ AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS—
We can save you mone on your
pants. See us first, EC&NOMY AU
TO STORE, Alto & George Warrick.
10-22-ts
I AM NOW taking orders for Bi
color Lespedeza. RANGER BEN
'MOSELEY. 10-8-3 t
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- FOR SALE-—Fish bait. Full grown
gray crickets, SI.OO per hundred.
Large red worms or red wigglers 50c¢
per hunded. This offer good only for
month of October, S. L. HART
LEY, 222 Maple Ave. 10-1-3tp
FOR SALE—One used New Per
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one used Perfection kerosene heater
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Oak coal heater. BEN MOSELEY.
10-8-3 t
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FOR SALE—Rescue Grass, Pen
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Crimson Clover, Southland and Vic
itormin Oats, one year from breed
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latock seed; all seed recleaned and
germination and vurity tested. J. S.
}SHERIAN FARMS. See G. H.
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:9-24-0t
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Douglas fir bark is used by »
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for the source of its tannin required
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HOUSES
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BLAKELY, GA.
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