Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FOR LIVESTOCK AND SOIL IMPROVEMENT, ZFeed and forage crops are the lim actors in livestock farming. 'ty is the limiting factor in producton; therefore, crops furnish abundant feed and at 6ame time enrich the soil, will livestock farming profitable. For wintering cattle, feeding steers ni improving the soil, the velvet both as a winter pasture crop as a grain feed for cattle in the is unsurpassed by any crop in the South. Sgrowth of three tons per acre of isivet beans (dried crop) will contain as much nitrogen as 500 pounds of tr of soda. If grazed by live-I practically all of the nitrogen to the soil. In ad will be a profitable gain mss R1WY HE 4GREENWOO Ar$EILDOSTICK SPRTA"URG CO. 54 BESSIE flOOD-Al$$ SU TER CO, $$$l1EU1( 0 KO- Jj II in the weight of the animals and an, addition to the humus contents of the soil. Records show that 80 acres of vel- I vet beans carried 100 head of cattle I 4 months. Twenty tons of velvet beans with silage or other roughage I will feed 30 steers, averaging 800! t pounds for 120 days. If of good qual ity and fed properly, steers should make an average daily gain of two pounds on velvet bean ration And si-, 'lage. The early spreckle velvet beans are the more valuable for seed on account of the high percentage of bean to; pod and the ease with which the o cattle can masticate the thin hulls. e Records show that South Carolina t spent $50,000,000 for feed in 1220 Had velvet beans been planted in all ci the corn and a yield of 800 pounds m per acre gathered, the bean crop atiti JNT 0I Ass SHOWU D Dust L EE CO. SAM rAAi&CK-ASS aMnpais CH EST ER. CO. BA RNWELL CO. S RUBY BI.ROD -5 15(ARRIE )ARtYIIARRE DE RSONCOOCNEC. Iot.A VJAmVJ -PUSS 3EAoraaW .ENOALE CO.- DARLINGTON Co. )rcsent price would be - worth now 16,056,00. This does rt inlu he value of nitrogen that woulI have >een returned to the soil b- thce ines. Grow velvet beans this year lake feed for livestock and enrich he soil. See me and I will help you io get ood bean seed cheap. R. H. Lemmon. County Agent. SALEM. The children of the primary class Silem Sunday school enjoyed an ,g hunt at the church on Friday af.. rnoon. The Ladies Aid and Missionary So.. ety will hold its regular monthly eeting on Thursday afternoon at e home of Mrs. S. R. Crawford. mt totnst mwY ATssif 1EWBERRY CO. EDGEI OIMS mssL. I(onk -PiI$S nN HAMPTON C0- 00RCI Ie 4I-fS$iAIA ADn$DifA$$$RY1 WIL.IAMSSVAG 0. CHiESTEP caanGsuaaco. hss inM GEC RGE1 SS$PAVD1IEJ'i AdiK EN CQ, Mrs. Richmond, of Winnsboro, re centiv visited friends in the commun. Ity. Mr. John Albert Ladd, of Charles-: ton, accompanied by his friend, Mr. Plackshears, spent the week-end with his narents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Aiken spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford. Miss Belle Crawford, of Columbia, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edrington, of Winnsboro, spent the week..end with r the latter's parents, Mr. and' Mrs. S. e R. Crawford. Dr. Harrod Martin, of Union, re- p cently visited his father, Mr. R. L. t Martin. Miss Kit Kirkpatrick, of Chester spent the week-end with her sister,:j Mrs. Edgar Aiken. NE ///K/ FIELD CO. 'KERSHAW &. JOHN$ON-A ssA661E PAY ASCANTS-1 4 EST ER CD. BE RKEL.EY CO. * FIE LD CO * H OR RY CO. I 0,(SUU.OB GOr ir CO. OW5ER" CCO..l1 aas:nwn. Miss Nelle Holcombe and Miss Va leria Blair spent the week-end with Mrs. C. M. Ladd. Little Emma Gene Clowney is ;pending some time with her grand.. ?arents. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Gillam Jeter recently nent several days with the latter's )arents. Notice is hereby given that J. E. ;tevenson, Executor of the estate of Irs. Lizzie B. Stevenson, deceased, as this day made application unto ie for a final discharge as such ex cutor; and that the. 23rd day of Lpril, 1921, at my office, has been ap. ointed for the hearing of said peti on. March 23, 1921. It-p W. L. HOLLEY, idge of Probate, Fairfield County,! S.C. I.A1Jd AIW LITHIA GRANc CALHOUN co. TJS$I9AI GRIIMES- JISS SETHH~ BAMBena co. PICKENS $S ILIA $AITI+X ASS Rufli tic 45CORMICK CO. $ALUDA C A.Aiw -Arss 'o&K oc OKCO. -_CARENDON(C * - 00p~i~oJ X13AUfrJAl kLR ELDI-, uc.ESTeRF1an. NOTICE OF ELECTION. On April 12. 1921, an election will be held to elect two members of the Board of Trustees, Mt. Zion School District No. 14 of Fairfield county. -ll electors of said district who are qualified to vote in regular elections will be entitled to . vote in said special election. The polls will be open from 8 o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., on April 12, 192, in the town hall in the town of Winnsboro. The following persons have been appointed managers to conduct the lection: J. C. Kirkpatrick, D. H. 1obertson, W. M. Cathcart. By order of Board of Trustees. W. D. Douglas, Chairman. R. Y. Turner, Secretary. ES S$ LACY OR1NA JACM10 DILLOR Co. AM BMULA KELLY -UNI-on Got 1 ANN Man$tI2AyrIf Jos1ij CO. COLLETON CO.' I