The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 28, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
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Deepening the Fan
The Third Dimension of the Fai
Crops and D
WISE farmers are beginning to taking care of
realize that a farm gees sulfate acreage
further than length uud way? but to go
breadth. Depth Is a vital to '"crease its l
factor, and incidentally this third dl '^e'nr:'
mansion has a clearly identified luflu- ai.t.01,,j,|-^iu,
encc upon the producing value of the j, ;t||Vi Ver
euilh s surface. tridge of explosi
T!u "vertical fanning." a newer yards of otlicre
nieth' I of agriculture, is rapidly tie half no acre of
vi 1 g. Merely to scrape t ic brls face. Thus, in
tie fioui a hog's hide is not vuough. and embracing
Bet ;>i cutting is cs ciilial in order to farming enable
read ihe liacon. And experie'n-e lias convent rale and
shown that to simply plow or turn the conserves in l?o
top ii is very ofien only the scratch- \t the same t
lug of the surface when it routes to reuse in crops
bumper crops aide features of
Often the productivity of a farm is And there is
limited by the tight clay or hard pan this. Iiy break!
underlying the top soil. Costly iiuple gen i> admitted
meuu for tilling iliis upper soil and the pent up uatu
BOY FARMER with corn club
is decorated::^:,*;," z
I in this state.
McKen/ie State's Champion J. T. idles,
Corn Grower i,s toastmaster.
tn a tie by I i n
OTHERS WIN PRIZES TOO " A " L
; William Banks
Billon County Youth liaised Kit 12 ^i' a'Bushels
to .Acre \t J) Cents a 'J* 1
.... i g* .. .. . %r . . i Corn Club woi
Bushel?( iivei'iior Presents Medal.
> of the work la
I what was in sto
Columbia. March 24.?Special: Baker was the
To Charleston News and Courier: , ... . .
I>|stII
< ary McKenzie. of Billon county, the
champion boy corn grower of the
state la t year, was presented a mod- vn ' 1
al to-night by Governor Manning at w i '' ' " '
the ha ' |u?t tendered the prize win- "d '
ners i:i the Jefferson hotel. The l'\ ' ;'l!' (,"van?
medal was given by Congressman '
Be ver. Dr. Kiggs, of Clonison, pre- '
sented the same boy with $4<? in ' 'n>'" r',-V' 11 ^
gold, civen by the |{, (j. Hastings ~ '* ' '''
Seed enmpnny. of Atlanta. MeKen- ' ' l!"1- "
zle raised 1C4.42 bushels of corn on .V '"'' ' , '
one acre at a cost of J1 cents per ' ' '' 'H
bushel. Icent8 per bush<
, ort McCaskill. (
James 1). Bra (Tin, of York county ;|| , (l..t (>t (
won the second prize, a gold watch. d'slrict Ti
given ly the W II. Mizon Seed com- n|;l in M.,rjon
Dane ill* PllnvliKl/.i, If.. At: 1
. - ''"I.MMI mak ols, lit a cost of
ing the presentation, lie also won ,.j. 7ti, district.
$30 in gold, given l>y the Hasting- wood, in Ftlchl
Seed company, which was presented bushels, at a < <
by I. \V. Hill, of Washington, of tin bushel The
federal department of agriculture. ^rowir. C. ry M
Tloykin McCa kill, of Kershaw, years aao in M
won third prize. $30, given by the of Dillon reunt>
Ha st ngs Seed innp'tiy, ill" presen n- parents. Mr
tation being made by I), it. Colter K? nzie now ow
of Harstville. was taught the
J. W. Shea ley. farm demonstrator low'erige ol ft
of le xington county, won the prize and also under
of $2a, given by the Hastings Seed eeuntj (lemons
company, for the greatest success J Dt..Iliti, wito w<
We are pleased to inform you that Dr. M. It. Ca
S. t'., will be with us, Wednesday, March 29th. test
glasses. Dr. Campbell is a scientific man and does
guarantees it. He visits us twice every year and
pnd on him for good work. Remember the date
March 29th. l'rices reasonable. $3.00 to $5.00 up.
Peoples Drug St
HEATH SIMUXGS, S. C.
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A businesslike business car
business asset. We can
you fine samples here. I
ordering elsewhere GIVE \
CALL. ajg
BOOK WOR
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job Work of All
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THE liANCASTER NEWS
*m For Bigger Crops
rm an Important Factor to Greater
ligger Dividends.
Increased horizontal or of the lower soils are release 1 ami
are all right in their utilized. A reservoir for the storage of
deeper into the fariu. ?rater Is created, and a good home for
ertility and productive the roots is produced. Good roots
lug its depth, is a mat- are essential to good plants. Men
ictlce of vertical fariu- who look below the surface realize
s quickly and ? > onotu- these facts. They know also that a
y often a single car plant produces only in proportion to
Ive will convert several 'he extent of air. water and nourishise
useless subsoil into tnent given lis roots. Thus is the uewnevt
root feeding sur er method of verlieal fanning both
tCitl of s; tea ling out logical and profitable,
more teriilory. ve.ti al This method of fanuT.g vertically Is
. the farmer to really in itself easy, simple and labor saving.
by intensive methods v half cartridge charge of farm powth
labor and expense, der placed will down into the tight
imc the resulting in- subsoil at intervals of about ti rod,
emphasizes the piotit- tumped properly and 11 red can fully
the process. will do the work quickly and economa
practical reason for ically. Subsoil blasting, however. can
tig up the subsoil oxy- he done sue essfully oidy when the
into the ground, and subsoil is dry.
rul fertilizing elements Few tools are required for the work.
work. This presen- $30 in cash and a gold watch, has
le ny \\. n\ . i.ong. in boon winning prizes for several
demonstration work years in York county. Hovkin McCaskill
lives 011 the farm with his
of Orangeburg, acted parents Mr. and Mrs. C. K. MtC'asAddresses
were also kill, about eight miles from CamIk
Dimlap, of Rock den.
angley. W. W. Rail. Itasis of Awards.' .
^ Lm toque an. prjzes ;tr,, awarded on a per-!
of Columbia. ^ centage basis, according to the fol
0 *' lowing rules: (ai greatest yield per ;
rk. gave a summary acre 80. (b) beBt eJtU!b,tt 20; (e)
st year and outlined! be8t wrUtPn account. showing Ms-1
1 c tor this year. Mr. torv 0f tjlP crop and how to select 1
host of the zoning. ?0pfj ofl; (d> best showing of profit J
it Winners. , 1, investment based on commercial.
tonal district winner price of crop, 30.
triet. Neal Hodge, of Mr. Raker and the men under him
bush*-1 ; it 2k cent- ;ir? doing a splend .1 work in asslstli.-trict.
Jamc Frank- ing the young men of South Curoin
Ranboru c. nnty. 1 linn how to grow more corn and
at 35 1-2 c. tits p< 1 l etter corn and the results are stir
diet. Finest Rrook-- prlsingly gratifying. The banquet
Teuherry county. 05 - lo-niglit was. a thoroughly njoyabl*
I cost of 1' 1-2 cents affair, several offi inls ; ud newspaper!
district. I.ew i .lack- men in ing pr 111 in addition to the
II Spartanburg conn- P d:e winning t'e-n Club bov.-.
Is, at a cost of 4 2 W. F. Caldwell,
I; 5lli district, Rob
'amden. 108 bushels.
.5 cent per bushel: f" 1-" ??
'i'vis Clodbold, Kttlo- , ^ 8
count; 100.22 hush- fUSacli'lt f.-' ** J IS * i} 1 *1! / X
31.5 | r l?u.-h- J E 111 1111
Jacob Moots, Rlyt'ieind
county, 79.42 O CftA/,in^lT
1st ot 17.5 c.-rts p. : Uehnmpi'
n bo;, corn
1 Ken/.ie, v as l orn 15 ?
out:l Calvar; section
, m vhMl Ar.. V0U In <1
and \lh, K iah M - c T Ul1 1,1 a
n. v. unt- m-k.mizio Kurrv l:(,r That
creator port of hi* _ .
?rmin,T hy his father vr i i< ting of
l?is teachorn and the VniircV - ?
tri.lor .Tamos W. IVUIft.
in t'n second prize,!
i WATCH l!S SPEED BP
f j
i a We Du Printing In the
Uipln-ll. <>!' Ai iK r on j Twinkling oi an Eye
ing eye- and flttrt- )
} accurate work and]
you can always | DON'T NEGEECT KIDNEYS.
and toll your frieds. j [( j* now eonmded by phvsietnnr
I thereby forcing the Thin ys tn do
'more work than nature Intended.;
Kvldonee of kidney trouble, such ns,
Swamp-TT int. P". Kilmer's
lion, Overcome* Kidney Trouble*.
OT6 that the kidneys rhonld li m v
attention as they control th"1 other
organs to n retnarknb'" 1 - ard
'do a tremendous amount . f c\ork
: in it' in <i v 11: pc c hi r n m v WTTS ii :: ii'
, ,na(f(.r from the system by f
k n Jr."*?. ?bo blood.
[?y<! a ? 'assistance when needed t '-o
; jjii ii i iji iiMg " ?. ?y '"vise, drink lo?- w nd
i^iiy.. 'Jh/y.;..'!-:. often eat more rleh. hen vv food,
!j| M S & LfcflfigB The kidneys should r?
ycLxsv^lame hack, annoying bladder troub|
^ * ,oa- smertlnfr or hurnln,T ' lust j
iki"7\iwml >r pedluient. sallow < i,
-???? --? -* rheumatism, maybe weak > ""
!nr heart action, warns v- m thnt
your kidneys require In 1 'mediately
to avoid more serious trouble.
(J IS a i -^n 'deal lierbnl eomj
1 .has had most remarkable 1 as
L | a kidney and bladder nine !s Dr.
SIlO / (KUmer'a Swamp Root r 11
p nothing else like It. It ' >r. ! :iLjCiOrC
Inter's prescription use.:
;! j practice and It Is sure t > t r -,u.
TC A i' Htt a bottle from vonr r> er-tnt
However, if you
this ?reet preparation send 1 a . ?* fa
to l)r. Kilmer & >, Tr i
"V N. Y.. for a sarnr bet*1 v
n, writing he ?, re ti. mention Th-* T n
caster News.
K Letter to
Dr. Kll'iier P Co .
Itinghampton, N. V
K Prove What Sivprntt-ll of Will !V?
For 1' h.
Send feu eont? to Dr Kl'nur # Co.
I O Blnghampton, N v , ror a satnph
^ ^3 jslzo bottle. It will convince anyone
,You will also r co've a luoh'et of
(valuable Information, telling about
Tv^ 1 the kidneys and bladder. When writK
inHe .Ing. be aure and mention The i,Hn
* caster Soml-Weowly v -ws. Ite-u i
50c and $1.00 size bottle for sale ni
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