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T '" DADE ro, STY T,MES
Mrs, C. C. Morrison,
Entered at ;he Post Office
Trenton, Ga , as 2nd class
U. S Department of
Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation
A new drouth emergency
practice has just been added to
■the Agricultural Conservation
Program in this county to help
farmers plant temporary graz¬
ing, hay, and cover crops this
fall.
The payment rates for the
new practice are highe r than
those icr other ACP practices.
This mo:e liberal ccst-sharing
is being offered by the Federal
Government to help get quick
cover, grazing and forage crops
in drouth-stricken areas.
A special sign-up will be held
beginning September 14, 1954
and ending Septofber 22, 1954
to give every.ne an oppoitunity
to request cost-sharing for the
new practice Requests should
be filed at the county ASC Of-
flee. To be sure of getting
vorable consideration, all
quests should be filed during
the sign-up Later requests will
be taken, but we cannot guar¬
antee that funds will be avail¬
able after the requests filed
during the sign-up have been
approved.
These are the payment rates:
Preparing the seedbed $4.00
per acre.
Applying lime (if needed)
$4 12 per ton.
Applying fertilizer:
Cost-sharing j
G ratio rate per 100 lbs.
18 '; Superphosphate.....$ .90
19'; Superphosphate .. . $ 97
20% Superphosphate . . SI 05
45': Superphosphate . $2.25
Basic Slag.......... .$ .67
50% Potash .......... $2.17
16'; Nitrate of Soda.. .. $2.25
32': Ammcnium Nitrate $2.82
0 - 10-20 .............. .$1.72
0 - 12-12 .........' ... $1.50
4-12-12 ........... $1.95
4-8-8 .............. .$1.57
6 - 8-6 .............. $1.50
SEED
Kind Cost-sharing rate
Oats...........$1.10 per bu.
Rye.........$2.50 per bu.
Barley .......$2.00 per bu.
Ryegrass........$0.95 per lb.
Rescue Grass .. $0.95 per lb.
Certified Dixie Re¬
seeding Crimson
Clover .......$0.25 per lb.
Crimson Clover $0.20 per lb.
Common Vetch $0.20 per lb
Hairy Vetch . $0.13 per lb
Button Clover .. $0.29 per lb
Cost-sharing wiil be limited
to the minimum required appli¬
cation of lime fertilizer and
seed per acre, which will be
shown with each notice of ap¬
proval.
Cover crops established under
this practice may be grazed or
cut for hay or silage, but no
cost-sharing will be given for
any area from which grain or
seed is harvested.
If any farmer has practices
approved which he will not be
able to cariy-out but he will be
able to carry-out the practice
above, he should come to the
office within the next five days
and cancel the approved prac¬
tice and request ccst-sharing
for this practice.
AT,I, REQUESTS MUST BE
FILED BEFORE 5:00 P. M. ON
SEPTEMBER 22, 1954
DR. G. K. MacVANE
Chiropractor and Naturopath
720 N. Gault Avenue
Ft. Payne, Ala.
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THE DADF COUNTY TIMES TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954
1 Locals and
The September term of court
I •-m hr n when th’ grand jury
meets Monday, the 20th.
Charlie ,, Jeffrey „ ,, la ... .
a pauen in
Tri-County Hospital
Mi.is Katnryn Phillips has
joined the faculty of Dac * e
High School.
Mrs. Bennie Lacy cf Chatta
nooga visited Sallie Mae Page
over the weekend.
Mrs. Dudley’Curet.n remains
very ill at P. and S. Hospital
following a serious operation
A P Stephens, depot agent,
was ill at his home the first of
the week.
Jack. Murphy was home over
the weekend f.om Fort Benning
vlsiting his father.
Mr. E. C Bates has returned
home from Hot Springs, where
he spent the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J R T.dd and
children were guests cf his
mother in Woodbury. Tenn
over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Edge.
j of Rome, a "long lost" niece of
land Mrs. W T E. Page, visited here
on Sand Mountain Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mcore spent
the past weekend in Crossville
Tenn., visiting points of inter-
est.
A son. Robert Alan, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. R.bert Free-
man of Wildwood, at Memorial
Hospital Monday. Sept. 13
Rural revivals are in progress
all over the county in the Meth-
tendances reported for each
We’re hearing a lot of unccn-
finned rumors that Tom Ste-
phens has bought cut the Ne-
ville Stephens Restaurant.
Misses Barbara and Kaye
clark have flown back to Cali-
fornia following a visit with Mr.
Mrs. C B Clark and other
relatives.
Miss Jane Forester of Clover-
dale is helping out in the coun¬
ty agent’s office part-time dur¬
ing Virginia Konrad’s recovery
from a recent operation.
Mr j . p fereedlove, of Rcck-
wood, Tenn , spent the holiday
weekend with his son, Ernest
Breedlove and also his brother,
Bill Breedlove of the New Home
community.
Dr. J K. Ccoke is rushing
completion of his clinic and
hopes to move his office there
this weekend. There will be a
marker beside the highway tell-
ing the way to the clinic when
he has moved in.
The sick list is growing long¬
er, with news from G. L. Mor¬
gan, Times employee, that his
mother, Mrs. M. C. Morgan
underwent surgery in Atlanta
the early part of this week for
a serious brain tumor. Mrs. A
L Dyer has been brought home
from Memorial Hospital, but is
still confined to her bed, while
Billo Gass has been reported
ill.
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RISING FAWN
Mr. end Mrs. Jeril Cooper. Jr.
!are 11110 P rouci parents cf a baby
^y, [morial born Hospital. September They 8 at have Me-
namefJ the infaiu who ■ we igh-
Iq^ | ed uv at eight lbs and 3 oz.
p a y ne , after Jeril’s grand-
father. Mrs. Cooper and baby
are at home and doing nicely.
Miss Edna White > and the S.
W Woodins are enjoying a te
ilevision st which was installed
last Friday,
Dr. D S. Middleton is in
levision set which was installed
been taken Friday for an emer-
gency operation. A second ope-
ration was performed Monday
Sunday was Lay Day for ail
Methodist Churches in the Dis-
trict, with Mr. Hall from White
Oak delivering a talk on “The
Chri tian Home’' at the Rising
Fawn Church.
! Among those called here due
to the serious illness and death
of Aunt Lindy Castleberry are
Mrs. Albert Blevins and Mr.
Morris Bridges, both of Sand
Mountain.
Mr Willis Blevias Is suffer-
ing from a heart attack brought
on "hen his daughter, Ruby,
"'as hit on the head accident-
ally during a picnic in the park
Saturday night. The injury
"'as slight but painful,
Weekend visitors of the M. R.
Wilsons were Mr. and Mrs. B
H Wilson from Birmingham,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Hol-
loway Chattanooga.
Leslie Wilson was honored
with a family dinner Saturday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs F:ed Harrison,
Mr and Mrs. Louis Fannin
of Fort Payne were the week-
end guests of Mr. & Mrs. Leon
Fannin.
The Young Adult Fellowship
oi the Methodist Church gather
ed Monday night in the base¬
ment of the church for a pot
luck supper. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fricks,
Ann Marie Fricks, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Fannin, Mr. and Mrs.
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First and third Friday every
month, 7:30 P. M. Legion Hall
Woodrow Tinker, Comm.
E. L. Raulston, Adj.
to*.- '(mix ■ -isk
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Bill Austin and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Todd and chil-
ren. Mrs. Sonny McMahan and
Lin say, Kathryn Flicks, Richie
Frhks and Spencer Middleton.
Several young friends of Mi¬
chael* McMahan, son of the A.
A. L. McMahans, gathered Satur
day afternoon to help him ce¬
lebrate his fourth birthday. The
youngsters especially enjoyed
the birthday cake, which was
colorfully decorated with small
plastic cowboy, h^vse and In¬
dian figures.
Mrs. Virginia Konrad was
brought home Saturday from
Campbell’s Clinic, where she
underwent a recent operation.
Her many friends wish for her
a speedy recovery.
The Rising Fawn Home Dem¬
onstration Club will meet Mon¬
day night at the Slaughter
home. All ladies in the com¬
munity are urged to attend. Miss
Hubble will give a very inter¬
esting demonstration,
Recent guests of the R. C.
Thomases were Mr. and Mrs.
D. K. Searcy, Jr.. Kingston, N.
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nights each
/ .o ' month at 8:00 p. m.
AH qualified Masons invited
to attend.
James Milton Rogers, W. M
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