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About The Gibson record. (Gibson, Ga.) 1891-1954 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1933)
PAGE FOffll 'Barnyard Manure Helps Pay taxes Much Gan Be Saved by Us ing Lote of the Smallest Possible Size. f ri totr** W ohld *t»t« tfntv«r*ftf. WNtJ swvic*. saved by a sound manage awt program at the barn will yield •Dough ssor* crops to pay the first in •taUmcnt oh Ohio’s farm taxes, and Imt* money In the batik, according to 3. A. Sllpher, specialist In soils for th* agricultural extension service at the Ohio State university. Ohio farmers, be says, are keenly in teracted in building the soil at little or no coat la cash outlay. There la bo place or no device by which they can do thlg better than by thoughtful management of the farm’s supply of manure. Much manure can bS saved lb lot fe«dlnf by using a lot of the smallest possible rise: la thin way it 1» possi ble to eliminate hundreds of tons of nla water Which otherwise would And Us way through the thin blanket of maaurt And remove its soluble toad of valuable nutrients; Most lots can be reduced 1 to one-half or ode-fourth, and oftentimes one-fifth, their original size, with gala for the value of The area, Sllpher believes, should be IO | pin |) that the depth of manure ac cumulate) d for the season will be 2 to 8 tm. This cab be done by allow ing Sk–r hand of cattle not more than-00 square feet of arte; By shifting livestock to Inside quar ters It Is possible to preserve the ma nure through the addition of ordinary superphosphate, which is the fer tiliser commonly applied in the field for crape. It can be applied In tho staM* at the rate of tbreU-foiirtlig .pound par diy, or 6 pounds per week, for tech 1,000 pound* of live weight of animal. Manure so treated Is the beat bal anced fertilizer the farmer can use. An application of six to ten load* of this manure per Sere mean* the addition of abottt 200 pounds of superphos phate par acre for land going to corn, which la tits crop that Is most re spoaslble for its use; Oil From Soybean Seed ( Valuable Part of Crop Brought here from the Orient, the soybean has proved a valuable addi tion to American crop plants. How ever, the problem of developing It to Its full possibilities IS complicated and will take long and patient study. Bw Oil that is pressed from the seed hi one of the most valuable products of tat soybean crop and naturally has received part of the major attention of Mvestlgato r*l Studies have estah listed that la breeding for quantity and quality of oil In the soybean, the beet procedure seems to be to analyze Adapted varieties and then isolate the beat line from the best variety. After the beat line has been isolated, further •election is Ineffective, Differences la oil content are believed to be Inher ited, but attempts to obtain types with Increased oft content by crossing lines from th* «m* variety were uneuc cental I Hog Ration At th* Illinois experiment station some years Ago, two' lots of 70-pouhd pigs were fed in dry Hot till they reached a weight of 237 pounds per head. Lot 1 was fed shelled corn, ul fulfa meal and tankage, while I.ot 2 was fed corn, Soybean oil meal, alfalfa m<*aji equal and a mineral mixture composed of qukfltttlte by weight of ground limestone, steamed hone meal add salt. These tWo lots both consumed ex actly the same amount! of feed per hundred pounds of gain. Lot 1 ate £00 pounds torn. 24 pounds of tank Age and 8 pounds alfalfa meal per hundredweight of gain. While l/>t 2 etc poflntfS 6(irti. Aft pounds soy hem 011 meat, tit pmtrnw niratfa meat and one ptend nf mineral. Soybean oil meat contatns about SO per cent of protein while tanksge contains 60 per cent. Thus while tankage has heretofore been considered superior as it protein supplement for hogs, this test Shows Soy Sea A oti meal, cost cob side rad. more valuable when tt is ted With a mlnetel mixfbTe.—Exchange. If you have anythin* to try a small ad la this paper. S«NC ON V O' O', SS 1 O'O .Too' ttOHT 1 » NOT! 1 3^ 0 HO. blONf' \ >* f.1 m J ) t, l-nrrmnrrni Can’t Find Words to Express Their 1 Unstinted Praise and Thanks Fot the Wonderful Results This HappyFamily Received By Using Sargon and the Sargon Soft Mass Pills. All Five Generations Didn’t Believe Anj Medicine on Earth Could Do So Much For Them Says Mrs. J. F. Posey. 3 •'n*' mm SI \ • i tea t- \ mM m -4 flU I wmf: m ■ ■ V ■ A i MmjLJk .’.....K T. * mm . Left to right, Bitting, Mr*. J. F. Posey, Mia* Margaret Roberta, Mr*. Charlotte McDonald (93 years old). Standing: Mias Louise Roberts and Mrs. L, G. Gooding. "Just think of uny one medicine that is so strengthening and in vigorating that even my dear old mother, who will be 93 years old next August, owes her present good state of health to Sargon and Sargon Pills, and says that she Hokes by their continued use to see her 100th birthday,” said Mrs. J. P. Posey of No. 110 6th Avenue, Phenix City, Ala., in a recent statement. "In fact,” continued Mrs. Posey, ' our whole family are great Evans Pharmacies,Warrenlon, Ga., exclusive agents for Warren and Glascock .'•ounties. Intercepting Ditches Where high land discharges consid erable flood water onto lowland. It Is often possible to cut off this flow with an open ditch at or near the foot or the bill and carry it away to some nearby outlet stream, thus preventing the flooding of the lowland. These ditched are usuiilly made wide and shallow. The excavated materia) Is all thrown to the lower side, thereby In creasing the capacity of the ditch The bank and sides of the ditch are then smoothed off and sown to grass. As the capacity of such a ditch Is re qutred only occasionally and for short periods, no crops will be killed and no land Is wasted by the ditch. Value of Mixed Farming The great lesson of the crisis Is the otter condemnation of one-crop eultl vntlon. If the objection Is made that beasts, poultry and dairy products are not fetching a better price than wheat they do at least contribute In great measure to balance the farm budget By reducing the expense account. Our farming population must learn to be self-suffering. The progress achieved In this direction will be profitable and may avert other crises.—f.a Mberte, Canada. Get A DON'T up /At r Nlght\ If you are one of the millions who J M b must get up several times a night, H gl Jour trouble is probably due to an R ■D Irritation of the bladdor Then or just excess j ■ E acidity of the urine. try C COLD MEDAL ■ P During HAARLEM 237 OIL this CAPSULES fine old J ■fl ration has years helped millions. prepa- Insist j BE C oa Gold Medal. 35(1. J rm «■■■■■■■■■■■ THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR •ANO CONTINUES ' INTO THE * ANO \1R PfA JUST AS,SURE, j , \ O'ON T * I KNOW V YOU (AUUV DERN \NEU Y O'O ! . 0 ! m. % <* s ft L GIBSON RECORD, GIBSON, GA. boosters for this wonderful treat ment, and I can’t find -words to express my deepfelt praise and transferred sincere gratitude. Sargon has me front suffering and despair, to health and hap piness, and I have now more strength, than I’ve energy in and enthusiasm known years, as I at times suffered terribly with in digestion, and I would have those dizzy would blind spells, and my heart thought palpitate had serious so wildly heart I I tron- Spidjr* Not Insect* Spiders are not classified as Insects because ilielr structure is entirety dif ferent Spiders have eight legs where as insects have only si*. Further mote. In the class Arachnlda, which Includes In addition to the spider, scorpions and mites, the head and the rax are grown together bel In the Rescnpoda, which Includes fll the In sects, the head, thorax and nhdoltien nre distinct. There are other differ ences but those mentioned are the chief ones. Why? Two friends were having an tndlg mil tun meeting of their own. Roth had suffered domestic strife ami now they were comparing notes. "Aren’t women the limit?'* growled the tlrst. "We husbands don't know anything at all and our wives know everything.” "Well,’- until his companion In mis ery, reluctantly, "there's one thing m> wile admits she doesn't know.” "What on earth is that*" “Why she married me.” •THE OLD RELIABLE” CAN ACT AS YOUR EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, AGENT AND MANY OTHER SERVICES OF A FIDUCIARY NATURE. A CONSULTATION WILL COST NOTH ING, AND YOU ARE INVITED TO TALK OVER YOUR PROBLEMS WITH OUR TRUST OFFICER. OUR AIM IS —THROUGH MANAGEMENT — TO SAVE AN ESTATE MORE THAN OUR SERVICES COST. GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK – TRUST COMPANY AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. bie. 1 took all kinds of medicires And treatments without getting any benefit or results and lost all hope of ever being wel! again but thanks to Sargon an' 1 Sargon Pills I now feel and icol, like - different person, and my bowels have been regulated perfectly b> Sargon Pills, and as I sa’d before we are all great believers and boosters for this great remedy and will never miss an opportun ity to sraise it wherever we go.” A good * place to buy your Ford car SITE TAKE a personal interest id •very purchaser of a Ford car and we are good fully equipped to give you service. Our mechanics have been specially trained and our ser vice equipment is new and complete and unusually accu rate. Only genuine parts are used and ail labor is billed as a low flat rate. That's why we taf this Ford is a good place to buy * foot car. Warren County Motor Co. Warrenton, Ga. £njoying Himself “This poem was composed by a good friend of mine, who has Inin in his grave for many years for his own amusement,” reads a fetter to an editor. WHAT'S a bAWN VESSift IT'S A Sia joke, brother fc'G JOKE • 8 V ** * ? DARN ftlG ^ L JOKE! „ li A c w •w 0 s i V - 5 q ‘il >1 ripe A 1 A M [viNCiO PUVESj * HufrtOj Juvesj ° lives buvfs. n Justice for Olives B OTH ripe and green olives contain abundant quantifier cf Vitamin A according to the Uureau of Home Economics of the United States Department of Agriculture which has com pleted a series of laboratory feed ing tests conducted to determine this fact. “Vitamin A,” says the Depart ment, "Is particularly important to our nutritive well-being, for it protects the body against a num ber of troublesome bacterial in fections. “Foods having a yellow or green color are usually rich sources of this vitamin. About seven medium-sized olives wi'l supply as much vitamin A as an eighth of a cup of whole milk, or' ■ s serving of tbo bleached let- Specials For One Week TO CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK WE OFFER FOR ONE WEEK FOR CASH: ONE LOT CHILD’S BUTTON SHOES, size 7 and 8, sold for $1.00 and $1.50, per pair .............................. 25c PART LINEN TOWELS, 14 x 30, only ........................ 05c TURKISH TOWELS, 20 x 40, only ................................ 10c SUNTUB, per yard ............................................................ 13Vgc 10c VALUE PRINTS, yard 08c BROADCLOTH, solid colors, yard ............................... 08c OTHER ITEMS REDUCED SINCE TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY. COME EARLY! Kitchens Bros WARRENTON, GA. JAMES H. BATTLE INSURANCE AGENCY WARRENTON, GA. OFFICE PHONE 28 DWELLING PHONE 28 ESTABLISHED IN J»W 1nsurance Fire, Tornado, Automobile Causalty, Live Stock Companies that have been doing Insurance Business in Warren and Glascock counties for a hundred , years. All losses for twenty years have been paid promptly. Can you ask for any better? Do you wist- any more. The cable of public confidence of whkv no strand has ever been broken. - s See Battle Before The Fire But There’s No Fun In It. bein' <% • SUNOAV a DAY OF REST — FOR. V NVARRiEO FOLKS Ul 0 o ~ t w * 1 f «aT- WEDNESDAY, JAN. tuce leaves that usually appear ia a salad.” A Taste Worth Acquiring A liking for dives is said to be an acquired taste, tut, according to this, it’s a taste worth acquir ing. The Bureau of Home Economics found dives an unim portant source of the other vita mins, but because they are a rich source cf- vitamin A it recom mends that both green and ripe olives be used more, not only as an appetizer, tut in cooked dishes, salads, sandwiches and sauces. So let’s do Justice to olives and serve them in -heae ways for the sake of their vitamin A content as well as their taste. And don’t forget that some of the best olives you ever tasted, grean, minced, rioe nr .ruffed nil «-ni> in cane *
