The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 15, 1907, Image 2
Progressive Fan^r
On account of th
of peas, the questic
? oilseed for t
. perhaps
e high price 'he f.rmers
,n of how best P??"h? ye
I U ik f n l\ /\?A<
he mills ^ut uecesa- |?m
, will for^e tbis upon nom
as it has the use oi Mid
ar and cbuvince them cent
iitUI tr tM*anarnH fiOftH Ot)0
e economy,- an interest!
important instance was i
,ly cited by the Atlai
r&ian. A corresoondent whc
n g the vxl
re" Too many people lo<
lta they will open a savir
>m 1n?Hi WT A Untra aonn
on small beginnii
lgs account when they gel
a ctywI manv more reall\
jZH r 9
- *
to get the most Ian
hay, with the leasl
one which now inte
mere, more than at
season in the histoi
hay making.
By adopting the
1 M _ 1 11 (X t rt lllUIV/V
d in peavme
i expense, is for an,y
.rests the far- U* of 3eed
any previous than quantil
. ? However,
y of peavine 1
suits of expi
pUn which I eut farra;ra
mi discussed it
crop, and good qual- 'hi?
, is more essential ques
y. ?f 1
, we hope to see re- as f<
erience, from differ- T
on the hay question Fari
i vour most excellent nan*
newspaper regards as i
jtioued authority in matt<
shis eort wrote the Georgi
allows:
here is a matter which t
tners' Union and the nei
ers have overlooked, and
laxo? c nave owi*
m" ings accounts develop
0rs to get ahead than f
an mination. We like th
saving spirit.
he
Four Per Cent*. Int
?8*
, a CHA.S. D. JONES, President
JjVVN. " V ^
from a start of $1.00 and
rom hundred dollar starts
ese small beginnings. Th
erest# Paid on Savings,
R. E. W
will outline, the se
be as cheap at four
bushel as they wer
years at one dollar
One of the best f
county, near my pli
following plan a ye
3 U i I nln
ed peas win
dollars per l>aPer> from
e i.. previous *In a muUi
is wisdom.'
armefs in tbe
see, used the 0
>ar or so ago, ~
naari witii rft American
now until harvest, verj
tude of counsel there gia,
' Loo:
Will B. Crawford. full;
o., N. C. . bari
rela
Cows for China pric
r important one. South Ge
South Alabama, Mississip
isiana and Arkansas b
y 75 per cent of their flour
els and half barrels. In b
the cost is 15 cents over t
e in sacks, and the additioi
1
or
Pi?
uy
in
arthe
tial
E. M. CROXTON. Cashier.
HfeVli
anu was ingulf pic
suits, making the fi
hay he ever raised,
one peck of peas ?
rau off his lands, j
were to be sown, a
fourth turrow, ho
npnn. find bv not nl
,nest crop of ai
and used only
>er acre. He K Americ
ust as if oats purebred st
i?J in every c?uld soon s
step-dropped pedigree stc
owiuc across IQer? ^ ortlai
nd Japan. cost
The
:au farmers will raise all
ock of all kinds, they whi
upply the world with sum
>ck. The Pacific Far- ^
ad, Oregon, says: tor^
for lialf-barrels is 15 cen
y should be urged to purch
their flour in cotton sac
ch would mean a larger c<
ption of the cottton crop.
,rhat the Georgian said e
illy by way of comment
its.
ase
kg,
"HIS
?VT ^
ends of the land
practically in rows
peas were up, he ri
them one time with
with nothing on b
and sweep. This gn
start ahead of tli
8, they were Among the
i. After the go to the O
an in between Portland is
a cotton plow ular interes
ut the point of the Nortl
iva the peas a of 40 milch
le grass, and I Kong. Tin
valuable cargoes that ltfl
rient this week from 18 1
one that is of partic- ^ia*
t to the stock raisers ^ar
lwest. It is a herd T
cows, bound for Hong bun
3 American cow is be- 81)I^
correspondent's suggesti
jo well worth consider)
"it is given lo the Progressi
mer readers in full:
his looks like a flow at I
g, rather than a le*k at I
ot.
on
?g
ive
3ACI
E
when ready to cut,
high, the finest cr
peavine hay ever s
in that neighborhooi
Owing to the scai
this is the plan we
Oak Glen Farm t hi
it was waist ginning to I
ab-grass and cialed in t
een to grow appearances
ii. demand foi
rcity of peas, tuie. One
will adopt on Japan has
s year, using Welch, of
>e known and appre- *>
he Orient, and from
i there will be a heavy woo
r her in the near fu- ?'h(
ot the capitalists of sum
3 written S^retary that
the State Board ol ^5
lundreds or thousands or o
of flour are purchased
d every year in these a
sr Southern States, the e<
ler never stopping to real
; he is paving from 15
ceuts more for it in t
in
nd
oiiiz'1
to .
his
RESERVED
.
a Cole planter bear
plow, and cultivate
and we expect bette
the old way ol sowi
If tbis plan is univei
ful, and I have no d
it will be, the loss (
nd the fourth Agriculture
lg one time, soon to taKe
;r results than bred milker
ng broadcast, same boat
'sally success- head took I
oubt but that last month,
of last year's al.
II _
that he is coming ?ulll
home a herd of pure- ^ie'l
s from Oregon. The cofct
that carries the 40 ^',e
[2 head on the trip c'a8
?Live Stock Jourti- cons
d i lit
wnn
[JC, <11111 11V lilt) C* it III *3 LI
>ing to curtail one of the ch
on consumption agenci
cost ot barrels, as with
ses of wooden products,
stantly increasing, and t
?reuce in the price of tlour
(1 nnd doth will pnntiiiiiA
I1IC
iei
es.
all
: Funder
FOR
burk Con
fiDanv
crop ot peas will pr
in disguise to the la
iug theni that wliih
blades of grass gro\
grew before, they c;
one pea answer wh
used before. This
1 n a ? 1 ?? f n ?v? r.Art
< ve a messing
irmere, show- y
a making two
v where one An autoi
m also make die conntr}
ere lour were curve, it ca
is a valuable man with a
?-\ AIV* IT U-I.iolt .1 - . 1_
Vas His Dog.
It
mobile dashed along
j rp Sou
r road. iuriung a
me suddenly upon a <ir *
gun on his shoulder ie's
_! .1. I l_ 1 I 1 clotl
?pseems
folly, under these c<
>ns, for the people of (
tli, the farmers more parti<
y, lo buy their flour in b
, when by purchasing it
li tliev may not only sa
>11he
-= ?
ive
I ?#
*11 lttiiu
is as essential to
success as abundan
even more so. as it
we make, bill wi
that counts lor so 11
ing tl?e farmer coi
indpnpnilA n t.
i " auu a weiiK
agricultural beside him.
t crops, and jn the path
is not what chauffeur so
lat we save, the dog did
ouch in mak-j was struck,
nfortable and m>t move.
'Pli onln
sicK-iooKing oia aog
The dog was directly mon
of the motor-car. The 111
muled his horn, but lml)
.11 crea
not move?until he
After that, lie did l30,t
pric
mnKila al Annn/1 o it .1
ey, but create a'lditioi
and for the South'# ra<
ortaut product, every
se in which plays its i
ant part in boosting t
e.
itrmers are demanding t
inl r$/ii
:>Ht IMG
Instead of using,
peas we have, and i
buying more in or J
abundant hay crop
lluee bushels in e'
feed to the old co
March winds failed
1 1IU OlMlV
then, all the onn (if the 11
a many cases forward,
er to have an larmer ten
, we can save c;i|f that |
very four, to farmer. Thi
w which the "Was the
toblowaway, "Yes."
11I<'UIIC oiU|'|nru HIIU
i use
uen got out and came
it i i ? gintr
He find once paid a
dollars for killing a 1J'e
belonged to another
. sack
s time he was wary.
i econ
it your doge
well
of c>tton instead ol jute b<
around the staple itself, I
very reason here triven
purchase of Hour in cott
:s. Here is a lesson in hoi
iomies which it would
for the Farmers' Union
y i
til'*
he
t0 In Yc
txiT Own Hr
imp
and be richly rewa
extra flow of milk,
improvement in loo
of ''Bossie." J ust a
are learning to chii
leaks around the
have been unheed<
rded with an "You owi
and decided "Yes."
ika and weight "Looks as
o. the farmers "Certainl
ak many lit tie "Very va
farm, which "Well, nc
3d heretofore, "Will fivi
i a pre
l him?" '
bers
3 if we'd killed him."
i i ? cani
y looks so."
luabledog?" p0rt
)t so very." r0*
e dollars satisfy you?"
ad among its extensive me
hip and others in reach
n. It is apparent that
lot fail to be fruitful of i
ant and valuable results.
*ressive Farmer.
III.
That's where
' sewing machine?
i' competent instruc
m A competent in
underpaid clerk fr
ant, too; for if y
service out of you
you have it.
T f So nnr ino4m/?4^
you want to get accpuainte
-and that's why we agree tc
:tor from our local store,
structor mind you, is not a
om a department store. Th
rou get started right you wi
r machine every day you use
d with your
) send you a
time-driven, ,
lis is import11
get double
it, as long as
and which will sw<
side of the ledger u
ly they will fully e
gree of flnanch
which an all-wis<
intended for them.
With the presen
ill the credit ''Yes."
ntil eventual- '-Well, tl
njoy that de- He handed
*1 prosperity the man wi
3 Providence pleasantly,
broken up i
t demands for "I wasn't
J(
!ien, here you a'e." Cull
a five dollar bill to claai
ith a gun, and added, of
"I'm sorry to have l,or
four hunt." naP
going hunting," re
3ssie Grove, a member of I
srer high school graduati
H.has the remarkable reot
having been neither abs<
tardy {for ten years.?Ind
olis News.
lie Fired the Stick.
UUI UL IVj
Lhe to help you dcmonsi
: self the ease and c
* scnpe of operation th?
jrd these machines in
homes all round the >
5nl They are built li
.. a uuau.cao down ^ the ,aj.
trate to your- thafs w,
ertainty and timcs as 7much\
it has placed rnost people get oi
mi lions of partment store se
vorld. ?and do ti,ree ,
ke a watch, kinds of work, toe
Y THESE SIGNS YOU h
IAY KNOW AND WILL riND IF
t little screw;
will do three
ork for you as
Jt of job-lot dewing
machines
times as many
?.
products of cottons
has wasted barrels
sowing its crop,
out nine-tenths <
doubt in a few yeai
or a better stand, v
ed by planters that
eed, the South plied the 01
of money in the bill,
and chopping "Not go
of it, and no what were
ra juBt as good, clog and the
pill be obtain "Going d
will drop the ahoot the d<
ther, as hej pocketed ' I
1 rie?l <
that >
ing hunting? Then
you doing with the
gun?" by J.
own to the woods to w*cy
>g." Si
have fired the walking-ntick I've c
over 4U year*, ou account of a a
agisted every kind of treatment, i
ried Bncklen's Arnica Malve; that
d that aore and made me a hai
" writes John Garrett, of North Mi
Guaranteed for Piles, Burns, el
F. Mackey and Funderhurk Ph
. 25c.
ubacribe to Tlie News.
I
iHh, | Sold only by
ar- I
I Main Street,
INQER STORES EVERY. ||
HERE. V
' Singer Sewing Mich
opp. P. 0.9 Lance
ine Co. '
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