The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, July 29, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Chautauqu?
And Is
OVER 3,000 PEOPLE IN AT
TENDANCE FIRST
DAY
GRAND SPEECHES
Delivered by Congressman Lever
and Mr. C. E. Bassett-Many
Other Things of Interest.
Williamson. July 28.-Yesterday's
Farmers Chautauqua ut Willlamstvn
was counted a great success hy those
attending and there were nearly four
thousand present Several counties
were represented and every body wat:
In good spirits and seemed to be beni
on business rather than pleasure, yoi
iiiui li pleasure was mixed In with the
business.
The llrst session was opened by an
ppen air concert by tho Smythe band
ot PelsoT. Tills is the sumo bund
that furnished music for the Seneca
farmers chautauqua last week. Tho
boys ure to bo complimented upon
their good .music.
The first speaker, in the forenoon
was Congressman A. F. Lever. Mr.
Lever addressed himself to the sub
ject of u "More Protltablo Marketing
of Farm Products." The writer lias
heard Mr. lx??or deliver a number of
addresses but do no tbelieve he over
hoard 'hm deliver a mop* forceful lec
ture than he did yesterday afternoon.
He seemed Impressed with the weight
of his subject and left an Impression
ou Iiis audience that will work tor
the betterment of market in;; in thc
William:;!on community.
Mr. Lever opened with the promiso
that for a number of years all agri
cultural fectors had been preaching
Increased production. "Lets make
two blades of grass, grow where one
prow before. Hut whut value Is It
to the-farmer if a man produce two
good ears of corn w:iere formally he
vas only able to grow ono nubbin, if
he is unable to sell the two good ears
for as much as he was formally ablo
to sell tho ono nubbin, which has been
the.case. Tho largest cotton crops
have brought lesB money than the
small one. Our large corn and applo
crops have not brought the growers
ns much, as the smaller ones. Mr.
Lever asked, "was lt because there
was no ono to consume them, no!
it was because the producer dil not
know where" ibo consumers were. He
told of how he saw peaches selling
fpr fancy prices in Washington, D.
C., in fact they wero hardly able to
get them at all, when Just eight miles
away ou the Potomac river the rall
It was made especially to please you and
refresh you and to quench your thirst
That it was made for $cu is proved by
the fact that each of some ninety million
Americans claim it was made especially
for their delight.
D?lierons an? R&freshing
Demand tho pcnu'.w by f;iJl name-?
nickname* citaroumgo cubwUiution,
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY J
ATLANTA. GA.
'Whenever you L
an Arrow, think ol'
Ccca-Cok
x Opens
Big Success
roads were throwing 111. ? rii into the
water by tin: car loa?!, tor the reason
they were unable to lind H market for
them. The trouble ls not so much
the fact I hat the farmers ari' grow
ing more than the world needs but
that they have not yet barned how
lo profitably murket it.
What the farmer needs; and they
must work out their one salvation in
this matter; is to organize each com
munity and employ a competent man
to manage their organization, a man
of brains and it takes money to buy
brains, and let this man keep in touch
with the markets ant! let him have all
the selling of their crops. If the en
tire farming interest would do this
it would mean millions >f dollars for
the farmers. It would be an easy
matter for them to organize if they
would only make up their minds to
get together aud go al it.
Mr. Levier's address was met with
quite nn ovation at Hs close.
Afternoon
The afternoon was occupied in
several meetings on different sub
jects.
I A "Soil Improvement" meeting was
. lxdil in tho pavilion, conducted by
Messrs. Harton, Stewart, chapman
and Hyars of Clemson College. They
liad a lurge crowd of fartfiets In the
hall und they remained there for
mon* than two hours discussing var
ious problems that confront thc farm
' er In making lils soil produce large
crops.
Mr. Harton spoke on the "relation
of Soil Building to Karin Crops ami
1 Live Stock production." He showed
I that all plant food comes from the
I soil and the air, yet the farmer is
buying plant food in the form of com
mercial fertilizer, because he ?loes not
practice simple principles which
children can readily learn, and which
he says this generation will loam and
practice In less than ten years.
S. M. Hyars, county tlemonstrntion
of Anderson county, discussed how
plants feed. He said that the man
1 uer in which.?plants feed is not unlike
tbatof animals. Before food is used
by either plant or animals it must
be reduced to a liquid which passes
Into their tissues by absorption. He
sal l that 98 1-2 per cent of the com
position of plants is taken from the
atmosphere but that the oilier 1 1-2
per cent Is taken from tho soil. He
showed that from this 1 1-2 per cent
the farmers -were Interested in only
three, elements. He showed that the
nitrogen could be supplied by turn
ing under legumes and that the pot
ash in clays could also be supplied
in the same way, and that humus sup
plied to the soil would enable the
farmers to use phosphate rock as a
bource ot phosphorus at about 1-4
tho cost of 16 per cent acid phos -
phate.
Mr. W. P. Stewart, district agent
of farm demonstration work, spoke
to the farmers cu the need of more
confidence In the information they
have ot hand. Also urged tho farm
ers of Anderson county to make use
of tho services of their county demon
stration agent Mr. Byers.
Mr. A. H. Chapman, county de
monstrator of C reen ville county,
discussed the home mixing of ferti
lizers. He gave ilgures to show that
the farmers could save on an aver
age of $3.29 per* ton by mixing their
own fertiliser and in addition save
on on average of 388 pounds of filler
per ton. During the year of 1912
when tho farmers of South Carolina
used 24 million dollars worth of fer
tilizer they could have affected a sav
ing of $2,r>G0.1.S7 by Having done their
own mixing at home.
Ladles Meeting.
Miss Garlington county demonstra
tor for the woman's club and Mrs.
Willunda, county demonstrator for
the woman and girls ot Greenville
county had charge ot the meeting for
the women. They we-o located In the
midst of the park where they gave a
demonstration of canning In tina and
glass. They had vegetables which
they canned the willie they lectured
on their subject, thus enabling those
present not only to hear but ec? ex
actly how home vegetable could be
PUt up.
Beys Meeting.
Under tho direction of Prof. D. R.
Wi)lt field of Winthrop College, the
boy scouts were assembled In a meet
ing this afternoon and after a lecture
on scout craft by Prof. Whltf dd they
went on a hike to the "ole .iwtmmin
hole" where the boys indulged In a
half-hour swim. Last night they held
a camp-fire meeting in a woods near
the park.
Mr. C. E. Bassett.
At 4:30 Mr. C. E. Bassett special
ist In Cooperative Organization Agri
cultural Department Washington, I).
C. delivered h masterly address. Ad
dress will bc presented later.
Exhibits.
Col. E. J. Watson, agricultural
commissioner, has ono of the best
exhibits ever prepared by the elate.
He covers soil improvement. s*>ed se
lection, pure foods, stock leeds, good
roads, legumes and various other
phases that aro interesting.
Mr. Forman Smith, Anderson, has
a very Instructive seed exhibit which
la well worth whi|e every fanner In
Anderson county to See.
The I. 'H. C. people have a very
interesting exhibit of farm machin
ery; Including an I. H. C. 8-16 Mo
gul tractor, Meadows mill with the
famous weevil spout. Grits bolter
making meal in two grades of grits,
and a number of other Implements.
Todays Program.
. The open-air concert by the Smythe
band Will begin at 10:00 a. rn. sharp,
afr. Fairfax Harrison, president
Southern railway. Washington. S3, (i.
will deliver an address at 11:00 a. m.
Every man, woman and chid In An
derson wants to hoar that great man.
Ia the afternoon Prof. W. W.
Long, state farm demonstrator ot
Clemson College will speak. At night
night R. E. Gr?bel, assistant agrl
TT FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET
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just uno "TIZ."
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and your feet will never, never hurt or
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(Jet ;i e<-nt IMIX at any drug or
'lepartmont i-tore, and get relief.
cultural agent Southern railway, will
deliver an illustrated address on til?
subject, "Our Nations Foundation."
The oral school lessons will he
rout inned today Just as yesterday
with the addition of a live stock meet
ing conducted by tro?'. Burgess of
Clemson College. Also there will be
? meeting with the girls. The boy
scouts wll put on a parade and there
will also bo a farm Implement parada
in the nternoon which will be very
interesting. Tho soil Improvement
meeting will be bei: on a nearby farm
where actual work In plowing will
he done. Admission to all sessions of
tlio chautauqua are free.
Are Voa Feeling Flt?
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untiring energy, Htrong body and hap
py disposition? AH these depend upon
good health, and good health is impos
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and swollen muscles and Joints, back
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that give warning of dangerous kidney
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macy.
Summer A eben and Pains.
That backache or stiff muscio that
can not be explained on account of
having "sat in a draft and caught
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Foley Kidney Pills promptly relieve
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Evans Pharmacy.
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Are yon preparing
now for the fut ure ?
Systematic deposits
and quarterly Interest
provide a fond for ad
versity.
The Savings Penart?
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Bank of Anderson
The strongest bank
in the county.
Condensed Passenger Schedule.
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Effective Jane 6, 1916.
ANDERSON:
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Thero will be an election at Moun
ain Creek School House in Mountain
'reek School District No. 70 on Tues-^"
lay, August 10, 1915 on the question
)f levying an additional special tax
)f two (2) mills on all of tho property
)f said district to be used for general
ichool purposes, making a total spe
ilal levy of tour (4) mills on said
llstrlct.
All voters must exhibit a registra- ]
ion certificate and tax recolpt. Polls]
.viii open at 8 a. m. and close at 4 p.
u.
By order of tbeCounty Board of j
Education for Anderson County.
J. B. Felton,
.unity Superintendent of Education.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
By W. r*. Nicholson, Esq.,
Judr.e of Probate.
Where."s, L. H. Hall made suit to|
ne to r,rant bira letters of adminis
ration with will annexed of tho en
ate of and effects of G. F. Burdettc,
leceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
idmonish all and singular the kind
*ed and creditors of the said G. F.
iurdette deceased, that they may bo I
ind appear before rae, In the cou ft of |
inmate, to bo hold at Anderson C. H.,
3. C., on thc 5th day of August, 1915,
liter publication hereof, ot ll o'clock I
n tho forenoon, t^o show cause. If
ray they have, why tho said adminis
ratlon should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 21st day j
>f July, Anno Domini, 1915.
W. P. Nicholson,
Judge of Probate.
Published on the 22 day of July,
915, In The Intelligencer.
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ier. Make lt a big one, for our meats
rs so choice that only a big one will
ave creagh left to cut np old.
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