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'Barnyard Manure
Helps Pay taxes
Much Gan Be Saved by Us
ing Lote of the Smallest
Possible Size.
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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.
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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
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recent statement.
"In fact,” continued Mrs. Posey,
' our whole family are great
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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.
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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
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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
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Two friends were having an tndlg
mil tun meeting of their own. Roth
had suffered domestic strife ami now
they were comparing notes.
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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.”
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OUR AIM IS —THROUGH MANAGEMENT — TO
SAVE AN ESTATE MORE THAN OUR SERVICES
COST.
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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.”
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•very purchaser of a Ford car
and we are good fully equipped to
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vice equipment is new and
complete and unusually accu
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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.
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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-
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One Week
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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!
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WARRENTON, GA.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
WARRENTON, GA.
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Fire, Tornado, Automobile
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Companies that have been doing Insurance Business
in Warren and Glascock counties for a hundred ,
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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 *
