The Grady County progress. (Cairo, Grady County, Ga.) 1910-19??, August 04, 1916, Image 3

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FARM DEPARTMENT Conducted by P. H. Ward, Farm Demonstration Agent uO □C lighting Hog Cholera- Manufacturing Serum Along the line of successful hog raising, the Moultrie Chamber of Commerce has furnished innocula- ti m cutfits free to every district in Colquit county, and issued the fol lowing bulletin:— “The very grentest drawback' to the successful raising of hogs is the much dreaded and very destructive cholera. The breeders need to realize Grst of all that the most searching scientific investigation has failed to find any real cure for this disease, once the hog gets thoroughly infected with cholera ‘headquarters for hogs in the of them nre treated with cholera South", without having to wait for germs. If the serum pigs get well deliveries from the Stato College or and tee others die from this - treat from the Northwest. ment, thon the scrum is offered to The annual loss to the farmers the public, from cholerais cnoimous. A little 1 Serum is administered to protect money spent for this preventive the pig from Cholera. Not as n treatment would save this waste, medicine, or cure, but as a proven The Federal and State agents now tivo. scattered over the state are pre •pared to administer this treatment Cfgf.ie (if Dinning in and their services nre free, the only ai3IJS 01 UI "P m & ™ cost being that of serum | COUDty Allg, 1Sf 1 he necessary outfit and a little experience would enable every Inglesido Vat—Dipping about fi rmer to treat his own hogs at bis 250 head, convenience. | Luke Vat—Dipping 100 cows, xxx - I Beachton Vat—Not dipping; to be started this week. At the live stock conference held Mitehe! Vat-Dipping about 50 at Moultrie recently, Dr. II. H. germs Therefore the only safe H. Rothe, Bacteriologist in charge Pinc P( , rk Vat-Dinnimr about hogs with an Anti-toxin serum, which will prevent the disease. The Federal and State Department practice and recommend this, but the breeders are too loth to spend a little mouey for this protection and so often wait until the hogs are actually dying before they do anything and then what they do is unsatisfactory, because so many of the infected hogs die after treat ment. When the Moultrie Packing Co., was organized, the promoters real ized that the success of their enter prise, would depend largely upon the control of this . disease. Not connected with the packing plant, butconfident with it, Dr. H. H. Rothe, recognized throughout the state as a very immenent Bacter iologist, having organized and oper ated the first plant for the manu facture of hog cholera serum in the South, in connection with the State College of Agriculture at Athens, and having taught in that Institu tion for four years, was induced to come to Moultrie and having asso ciated Mr. J. B. Carlton with him self, they established the Georgia Serum Laboratory at Moultrie Ga. They offered their first product to the public on March 1st. 1916, since which time they have en larged their plnnt and increased their output until now they can supply practically all demands. Parties who have used this product p:onounce it first-class in every respect and the public will be glad to know that fresh serum can be secured on short notice, from located at Moultrie, Ga., for the C hason Vat—dipping about 250 manufacture of hog cholera 'icrum, head. gave out some very interesting in- Woodland Vat-Dipping about formation regarding I he manner of 250 |, ea( j producing this serum. In the Ian- , * Bodiford Vat-Dipping, about gunge of the ordinary layman, the 250 head. Doc.or said:— I uhlon Vav—Dipping about 300 In every animal there arc cer-' head. tain upbuilding forces that go to work immediately to repair any damage done by disease or hurt. If these forces succeed in building faster than the disease effects tear- down, the patient recovers, if not he dies. The effect of serum is to help the upbuilding forces. How to get this serum? “A seemingly perfectly sound pig is taken, dieted tested and treated for a certain number of days to as certain without a doubt, that he is a good subject, well and hearty, Then he is given a dose of cholera germs. At the same time he given a treatment to nssist his natural ability to overcome the cholera effection. This is called the “double” or “simultaneous” treatment. If hq„ gets well his system is charged time and again with this overcoming treatmens until he is so full of it, that it it impossible to give him cholera. Then at certain intervals his blood is drawn, (from the end of his tail) untjl he has given up all his life’s blood This is taken into the laboratory and manufactured into serum. This serum must yet be tested to see if it is effective. A litter of pigs is secured and„ part of them treated with this serum. Then all Step into this picture —wherever you are, the same content and the same refresh ment are yours for the ashing in a cool, delicious glass of Demand the genuine by full name— nicknames encourage substitution The Coca-Cola Co. Atlanta. Ga. Sent3 for freo booklet “The Romance of Coca-Cola* Spence Vat—Dipping about 150 head. Wilder Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. El Pino Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Hcrschel Collins Vat—Not dip ping; pens not built. Peebles Still Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Barrow Place Vat—Not dippirig; peds not built. Jason Harrell Vat — Dipping about 500 head. Cuy Harrell Vat—Dipping about 500 head. Lodge’s Stil Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Swatts Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Connell Vat—Dipping about 250 head. Clower Vat—Dipping about 400 head. Whigham Vat — Not dipping pens built; leaking. Boydville Vat—Dipping about 250 head. Recently started. Moore Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Faircloth Vat — Not dipping pens not built. Reno Vat—Dipping about 150 head. Chason Vat—Dipping about 100 head. Calvary Vat—Not dipping; pens not built; leaking. Howard Maxwell Vat—Dipping about 100 head. Just started. Gainey Vat—Not dipping; pens not built. Rocky Hill Vat—Not dipping pens not built. Jim Sasser Vat—Dipping about 200 head. Shores Vat—Dipping about 300 head. ^ Gordy Vat—Not dipping; pens built; leaking. Poplar Springs Vat —Dipping about 150 head. Just started Providence Vat—Dipping about 50 head., Just started. Hawthorn Vat—rDipping about 300 head. Ben Harrison Vat—Not dipping; pens not built; leaking. Mitchejl County Line Vat—Dip ping about 150 head. SUMMARY OF DIPPING IN GRADY COUNTY 23 vats dipping a total of 5,500 cows. 16 vats built but not yet started dipping. If you sit a cool draft when you are heated and get a stiff neck or lame back, you will be looking for something that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT and don’t be talked out of it because it is the best pain relieving liniment you can get anywhere. Price 25c, 5Cc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Wight & Bro.vne. Grady County and Her Farmers This scribe made a trip a few days ago through six south Geor gia counties, H alving a < loso obser vance of the crops along the high ways we traveled. We are not saying it in a boast ful spirit, but, \vc> are proud to make the statement that Giady has them all “skint” on farming. VVe have only caught a faint vis ion of the possibilities of Grady aF an agricultural county. With the rapid rise in price of all farm pro ducts, is there q field that offers S'ester opportunity to the younp •nun of ambition than the field agriculture? We know by observation that there is not, a section in all the grand old Southland of ours, more blessed b y nature than Gradj county. The home of the juicy sugar cane, the velvet bean, tin peanut, and the pure bred hog. While Grady’s fanners are mnkinp progress in i griculture there arc many things that need to be done to develop her resources agricultur ally. One of the great hindorance; as wo see it, is the pine stump, which is nothing more than a loafer in your field—they produce noth ing but occupy a space that would grow crops, if they were removed. On the average pine lands in south Georgia the stump takes up one-fourth to one-sixth of our culti vation. On some of our fields we have made a calculation which showed one-fourth of the land was occupied by the stump, growing grass and weeds around them, furnishing a harboring place for field rets and insects to hibernate in through winter. The most essential thing in crop production is a deep broken, well prepared seed bed. It is impos sible to make this preparation where stumps and trees are stand ing in the field. Organic matter plowed in the soil, a systematic crop rotation with a well prepared deep broken seed bed will reveal to us the most wonderfully productive soil in nil the sunny south. We cannot impress this fact up on our farmers too forcibly. Vege table matter turned in the soil, winter cover crops to supply winter grazing for live stock and prevent erosion of the soil with a systematic crop rotation will build a perma nent soil fertility and keep Grady in the lend as a farming county. —P.H.W. Money Loaned ON EASY TERMS FARM LOANS PROMPTLY MADE At six per cent, interest, payable annually. The borrow er hr-s the privilege of paying part or all the principal at .my interest por.od, stopping interest on such payment. I will save you money. Como to see mo, or write. IVompI attention given all written inquiries. W. M. BRYAN, Office Over Post Office Thnmnsville, Georgia Dodge Brothers MOTOR CAR It.Speaks fpr Itself Fowler Auto Company, Agents Thomasville, - - Georgia Percent 6Per Cent FARM LOANS Loans on improved farms in South Georgia promptly made at lowest rates and best terms Cali on us or wright us stating your needs. We can save you money. arrow Loan & Abstract Company “Tlie biggest farm loan concern In South Georgia” Pelham - . Georgia Per Cent 6 Per Cent To The Teachers of Grady County The Annual examination for teachers will be held Friday and Saturday, August 4th and 5th, at the Cairo High School Building, at 8:00 o’clock a. m. each day. Those taking the examination for Primary licenses will only be re quired to take the work on the first day, Aug. 4th. All others will have to take both days. Yours very truly, J. S. WEATHERS, - Supt. Good Looks are Easy with Magnolia Balm. Look as good as your city cousins* No matter if you do Tan or Freckle Magnolia Balm ivill surely clear your skin instantly. Heals Sunburn* too. Just put a little on your face and rub it off again before dry. Simple and sure to please. Try a bottle to-day and begin the improvement at once. White, Pink and Rose-Red Colors. 75 cents at Druggi&s or by mail direct. SAMPLE FREE. tYON MFG. CO.. 40 So. BlhSt,Brooklyn. N.Y. Stallion and Jack in Service Brownton-time 2:31. Soven years old Weighs 1200 Pounds. MAMMOTH KENTUCKY JACK 16 Hands High, Weighs 1000 Pounds. Their colts have the SIZE and QUALITY dfesired. TERMS: $5.00 cash and $15.00 when colt is dropped. BEALE & WATSON Remember that every Fric'ay during August you get a free Tonic j with your Hair Cut, at J. T. Pope’s barber shop, 5 to 10 Year Farm Loans We have recently made some new connections in the loan business and ciin give you as good terms as you will find anywhere. Rates of interest at 6, 7 and 8 per cent depending on the size of the loan. You can pay only the interest annually or part of the principal and interest annually, thus reducing interest payments each year. Our ^companies arc the loading loan companies in the United States and their supply of money is unlimited. Now is the time to get your applications approv ed and abstracts of title made in order that you may close the loan with little delay when it is wanted. Como to sec us and bring your deeds and we will quote you terms. BELL & WEATHERS, CAIRO, GEORGIA We Do “Classy” JOB WORK