The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 08, 1921, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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PAGE SIX
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FACTS F
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OR FARME
totting | onutration work as it hat
pasRinK stranger Inqui
in thnt lovely home?
f\kl^ is of minor consldera
geous setting of trees
, developed hol<1* ,he V."?a. A
ros, 'Who lives fa will not stand "
The house therefore the soil <
tion?the fior- drained to a depth
and shrubbery For fall seeding <
Knapp. I should be plowed e
I harrowed well to n
wet feet" and 1 The condition
Might to he well poorer June 25 t
of thre--? feet. any veur during
>f alalfa the huul condition of 69.2
arly in July and mal was an impr
aok nnd fine the nnlnia n?o? ? ?..
of ttfe /crop was rope by agree
han on that date In government,
the last 20. The vague Impresi
per cent of a nor- Petit Parlslei
ovement of 3.2 from definite 1
OR Kh* I* ? * -
o06MP?g ^
ment with the Angora
"I speak not from
Blons," he told the
1 correspondent, "but
nformation. We know
ADKUUia
Every boy in the state w
terested in his work, will b<
k|ow something ot what tl
team that won the free trip
land last fall at Atlanta is
pariencing.
('I. W. Hill, assistant in c
beys' work of the U. S. Dei
Iiu cu-uperunuu wim iuc u
ment of Agriculture,
a glad to ?Farm demonstr;
ae Texas to com*>at cotton boll wee
to Eng- KUn *n Texas and Louisi
now ex- Seaman A. Kuapp with fi
priated to the departme
barge of PurP?Be- The first agent
partment UI1der this project covei
. o. uepuriKI?msom-on<1
Rot o
ation work Numerous Inquiries
vil was be- of the County A*ent ,?
an? hv T)r the cau8e a"d Proper
. ' the blossom-end rot
inds appro
nt for the Th" 18 " P>?"<loloi!ici
> appointed '? CRU8<"1 or Rt leR8(
. . dry weather,
red several .
? In dry seasons toina
f Tomato** Burfaco. Successful
have been mad falfa lay particular
itely regarding preparation of a fir
treatment of . in which the soil is
of tomatoes ! well pulverized.
*1 disease and ! he harowed after <
aggravated by J least every ten dayi
no rain. One reas<
teoes from the ! far cultivation aftc
I growers of .1 most JO points
stress upon th*- average for that
st class seed b?V
well packed and PLAN TO RA]
The land should FOR WILSOl
each rain, or at
* in case there is
>n for this re.u- Woodrow Wilson
t plowing Is to hndowrd In I
uui ? nm ai- ia? tenor or
below the ten-year the nature ot
date. tween Moaco
and Trotrky '
ISE A FUND trate Europe
N FOUNDATION principally ag
built for her
today recon
Foundation To Be through the ef
fonor of Former *.
tne treaty signed and
the undertakings bew
and Angora-Lenlne
whose effort* to penehave
been broken
ainst the wall France
northern frontiers are
lmencing the offensive
ist. Undoubtedly they
of Agriculture, is one ot
clals accompanying the tea
main feature of the trip is
to the English Royal Li\
alow.
The Texas boys reached ^
ton on the morning of June
rangement* were made to e
boys the points of interest
the offi- "
m. The or 15*
the visit First County Ajp?i
'? Stock 1906?The first agent 1
was to be confined to a si
Washing- was appointed for Sml
12. Ar- Texns, November 12.
ihow the agents in the South were
: around "county agents" but "spec
"" xv half grown to the ripe
likely to be affected
black rot at the bloa
whose work c. A. Ludwig, assoclal
ngle county plant pathology, of Cl<
Ith County, and this disease is lik<
The first damage as long as it
! not called in normally moist sei
tal agents." little or no trouble usu
r?in^r stage nre j hasten the gorminat
with A dry on the land and th
som end, says jurious plants by
Le professor of vatlons. Another r
smaon ColleRP. alfalfa seed are vn
;ly to do much soli should be fine
continues dry. will come directly
asons there is the seed: and still
ally from bios- surface of the noil
. Provident'* 1
Ion of wood seeds
ir.s kill those in- New York, Jul
succeeding rultl- establishment of i
eason is that the Wood row Wilson
y small and the ment started last
i enough that It former president
In contact with j jce> were given o
another that the , jjn d. Roosevelt,
will - he compact jgerretHrv nf
Public Service ""J"
find an open d
> 4.?Plana for the by which thej
a fund to endow the *be promised
foundation, a move- and England.
March to honor the "Hlatory r?
for hla public aerv- times advan
ut today by Prank- hordes were b
formerly assistant Greece, it was
now U'hn fa ahal*. J
c ucnr e#?i men can
loor for their doctrines
r can Anally penetrate
lands of Italy, Franco
ipeats itself. Ancient:
ices of the barbarian
roken on the shores or
the heroic epoch when
their National capital, and
them meet the chiefs in tfa
of Extension Work, the dii
States Relations Serried, tb
tary of Agriculture and hi
aat, and the President of th
States. The expenses lnci
these -two dhys sfop-Over f
ington were paid by th Sont
to nave in conrormity with the d
e offices practice at the time, altl
rector of were in fact county age
te Sec re- name is now understood, i
is assist- work was confined to a si
e United *nd supported by F
dent to local funds,
n Wash- 1907?.Boys' club work
^eastern *? eo-operatlob with the
a ? * ? ? ? .
epartment's gom-end rot.
bough they The only remedy Is
nts. as the garden where water ci
n that their easily, the benefit to
ngle county usually make the appl
'ederal and worth while, but wher
grown on a commereii
. organised remedy is not usuall
Department as few truckers are e
: and fine enough ft
i water. In a ture to move freelj
an he supplied small seed and plai
the crop will moisture.
Ilcatlon well After the land 1
p tomatoes are and before the aee<
al scale thir. fall, lime should be
y practicable, form. The lime s!
quipped to tr- applied to the surfa
,r the noil mols- man of the natlo
r and supply the ..jtB purpose,"
it with plenty of ..wm be to recogi
ideala for which
tias been plowed In raising a fund
i is sown in the | rndowment of tht
i applied in some | CJin people will 1
honld always *> * Uuntty to exprepa
ce of plowed soil | nf Mr
"MW ,0 VM?"" wmiauoB miu
nal committee. the civilized
Mr. Roosevelt said. ,8m- Today li
lite and further the more standing
(Mr. Wilson stood. Brians agalns
! for the permanent ?rn barbarlam
s award, the Amerl- mark the deal
be given an oppor- ed world. K?
i their appreciation instrument. La
Ullllv In rainl
i neminocieg aerenaed
world against barbariere
is Greece, once
in the way of the bart
the bolsherists, modi
whose success wonld
tructlon of the ciTllls mal
Pasha is only the
mine and Trotsky are
m o fa iK.
The party left Washlngto
night of the 13th for Ne
The 14th was spent by the
"teeing New York.*' the n
of America. At 10 o'clocl
morning of the 15th the pa
aboard the good ship C
Which sailed at noon on tl
aw ?A ?? ? v
"i Agriculture, Began 1
n on the Connty", Mississippi. Th?
w York. w*>rk In the South hat frt
i boys in been associated with
letropolts work,
c on the Girla' Ctnb Woi
rty went 1910?Girls' cltrb wor
armania. three oonnties in Virgin
Itat date, Sonth Carolina. The
? tlnn arnfib >.111,
n Holmes rigate. About tbe on
> boys* club for the disease wheru
>m the first not practicable la to k
the county well cultivated and to
Spraying with Bon
rk while It will do no li
k began In help against leaf-bltg
la and one appear later cannot t
demonstra- control blossom-end i
ly thing to do I and harrowed fn a
e irrigation in be plowed under.
:eep the plant* apply depends .up
hope for rain material and fin<
leaux mixture, Raw ground rock i
ijury and will and three to four t
ht which mar ground material pe
>e expected to two tons of the fl
rot. terial is adrised.
nd should never Jty ?
The amount to
on the kind of Hamilton Holt
sly It Is ground actlre char?e of 1
s generally used. ?' th? fund. T1
ons of the coarse comP*nr of New
r acre and about ttrer and
Iner ground ma- Hodge has b?
of the temporary
mlttaa
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flarratlon. B<
, editor, will bare wblch by ,ta 1
ha work aa director aff,^med ,tB d
ie Central Treat m ? lta cboli
York will be treaa
ory, and Cleveland I ADVERTISl
en named chairman Abm r
r executive com- U "
fcUC H IUUrtwMn
them Europe,
treateet statesmen has
eeire (or peace, can
ce."
I IN THE NEWS
BT RESULTS
%v WtlOVUVl UlOM UUfB
good sailors as they prov<
3Ires to be Judges of lire
>t known. ' Bnt at any i
were looking forward with
te the landing at Liverpool
land, on the 23rd. The nig
2brd was spent at Chester,
the 24th the party were g
the Stock farm nt Oio T*.iW
WQrf} B| w ?vu uiucu 1
id them- Growth of the girls' clul
atock is has from the beginning
*te they dated with It In the 8
pleasure ffr8t home demonstratioi
I Eng- a ?'ngle county, appoln
ht of the Department of Agricultu
, and on A|he*> County. S. C., anc
uests on missioned Angust 16.
.# TW L 1911 Tho fin* OAnnl
vbb an out- ???
? work and Oct the Peach Ti
been asso- Chester, July 7.?1
loath. The of Mr. Dave Wade, i
1 agent for Wilksburg Chester Coi
ted by the Jury of peach trees
re, was for probably that of many
1 was com- owners, who may pre
perfence. County Age
w . ROCK HIU- HA
[*he experience INDUSTRY S
i farmer of mty.
In the In- Wm Manufacture <
by borers is patent for tlio N<
other orchard App|
>fit by his ex?nt
H. K. San Hock HIU. July 4
& NEW BOLSHEVISTS
ITART1NG UP MAKE G.
niothcftUnc Pins; _
PW Article KM B*t Gr<w' V
led For Times Brok.
? vnnces, Wl
.?Rock Hill has
I SEEK TO Title t<
AINS VIA EAST
-? Mortgj
rhlch la AirtfiX
f Barbarian Adill
Htop Red. and all
> Real Estate
ige On Seal
Estate
Legal Blanks
minster. The visits to the
Hoyal held at Derby and t
farms in the vicinity of Lo
cf pied their time the follow!
< From England the party
TYance, Belbium, Holland, c
tlje return trip northern Eng
Scotland. In each of these <
live stock anH erons win
ui f? rni- ? - * ??. vuuui
English the Northern and -Weal
he stock ^'aa aPPOinted for Brooi
ndon oc- N- Y- on March 20.
ng week. 1912?Boys' and girls'
will visit ,n co-operation with the
ind upon of Agriculture In the No
land and Western States was or*
countries I?wa and Indiana.
k at 11 rl la/1 o 1*1. w ?
j agciu in ucim, in i^iicsht, repc
tern States visiting Mr. Wade In
me County, a community club or
RUgested that they look
club work 3'oung peach trees to I
Department what was causing then
rthern and old trees had died, an
ranized in bought to take their
,about to die.
' * T nob a/I n ??? i
>ris mat upon a new industry and
the interest of ly destined to assi
ganlzation. h? proportions, as the
at Mr. Wade's tide is one needed
!ind if possible home and will meet
i to die. Many on.the part of the 1
id young tree- The Twin Pin CI
place were pauy is the name ol
zation which has la
one that is like- Athens, July 4
line considerable fidence in the au
manufactured ar- armies, Foreign ]
in nearly every ?n interview todi
a long-felt need malist offensive
washer-woman. shevist attack dl
othesline com- ?
' the new organiunched
the man
.?Voicing full con- F
iccess of the Greek
Minister Baltazzt In
ay Insisted the Kewas
equally a bolreeled
towards Eu- ^
mvrtVrtvw.wrtv;v2B
'or Sale
at
ws Office
and points of historic interes
visited. On July 22 the pi
embark on the Satttfrnia at
for the return trip. They ?
land at Montreal about J
When back in the good old
the party will disperse to tl
eral homes and all will go
to make Boys' Club worv rr
1 .vuuieu nuiii I1-IH'vcr .\c
it will be 1914?The Smith-I-eve
arty will manently providing for i
Glasgow co-operative extension wo
sxpect to culture and home econom
uly 30. law May 8.
U. S. A. 1916?Co-operation of
heir sev- ment in home demonstr
to work with women in the Noi
tor A cm/*- Wftaforn Qfo ? ?s
I 1 aoncu ?ur a no**,
r Act. per- "d,,K aroud an old tr
nation-wide ou* before his eyes f
rk In agrl- Ppach tree borers th/l
tics became tff,rdl?d the tree. We
some young trees al
the depart- P'?nty of borers, some
atlon work trees already a
rthern and frQI" borer Injury. \
' - ho hnrt ronH ohnnf kn
bays nurniers. manure or tne
ee and pulled patent has been ap|
lfteen big fat manufacture of the
t had entirely been started on a
dug around S. and W. J. Boylf
so and foun* tors and manufactt
? of these fine pin. While the i
ibout to die limited pending the
fr. Wade Haid machine which will
rwin Tin." The IJ
plied for and the > " t
product ha* ( ^
small scale. D. # / KmwV <
>8 are the inven- I *
irers of the new |
nanufacture 1*1 t'JMH JjLIJ^jl
i completion of a i J
replace the slow-1 (
?
cessful in 1921 and 1922 thi
ever been before.
Another party will visit 1
lirti Royal in 1922. Frou
state will it go,? That depi
on the work done with boys
1 e
fltrpa In Progress of Extensi*
No economist or accoun
,? wwvw. M uiaico l/vgau W J
in it has polntmept of a home dei
agent for Erie Cotinty, N.
the Eng- v 1921?In this year th<
a which of the co-operatire extei
ends up- has grown to Include 2.3
In 1921. engaged In coqnty work. 9
demonstration work, and
an Work boys' and girls' club wo
tant. no fthnnt TOO flit K?ut
in ine ap- ~? ?"?? uu
nonstratlon damaging work but tl
Y., May 2. ,dea 11 was anything
) personnel '1? would at once dig
islon work 8aT? hls orchard."
38 persons It Is well for otheri
38 In home Wade's misfortune by
I 346 In dirt from around peac
rk, besides jthem of worms. Thei
?? **.6 aw, a
CI a mm uit'ii err lltlllU IHfinOU,
tat he had no there Is already a ]
like that and the product, althou
for them and few have seen the pi
put up in sets of 15
1 to avoid Mr. equivalent of 30 1
digging the P'ns as each is li
h trees to rid These are made of
n during the most on the same
u is understood |*| JTlirW
pood demand for Ijl f
Kh comparatively I*J vCri ' ,
ns. The pins are l*|
and 30, being the l?I
and 60 ordinary W
n reality two. |*f *
wire and act al- |!j
principle as the ft*]
<K
i g ?s?
I?
, mutter how proficient he ma;
measure the full benefit thi
trhtive exteatibn -work in
ture and home economic
hijought to the TTaftdd Stat
It? was begun through the
of agriculture and the U. S.
mfnt of Agriculture.
v Many times the benefit 1
J..J, ? ? w I WW < MWWJVbl lUdVl
V be, can lata. The total fund av
it co-op- the work Is $16,830,00
agrfcul- 2,800 agricultural" count
ss has cduntry, about 2.000 hi
es since agents and 800 have ho
colleges stration agents,
Depart- "
Raising a Cl*lck<
ias Hppti ? - -
cr special- "oil ui juiy me i
ailable for Should be painted with
0- Of the faade of quick lirae 20
1es in the b'l soap 3 pounds, suli
ire county Vater 25 gallons. At
me demon- ^re painted, the eartt
mounded around the
ireea to a height of a
?n ches, and the mounr
runkb oi trees ) vrv*" cons
a trunk wash alllency. The pins
pounds, whale ly or are coonecte
>hur 4 pounds, at the option of tl
ter the trunks 15 pin set la sutficl
> should be Hne and 30 pins arc
base of the dred foot line.
bout eight In
Is allowed to (SMALL COTTON
giving more re?re
put up sing
d with the line, J
le purchaser. A J (
ent for a 50-foot > m
? good for a hnn- '
%
?
I CHOP IS * C(
It is 110 sacrifice to save
ni get a true vision of w
icans for the future.
\ M
f ? S 1
After the starting of vo
mnt the rest will tic easy!
' *
when Kj
hat"it ' ' "ill'
I ., ' M;
t'. "i f'i v felt
ur ac- 1*1'
in - m-ifoff:l
191
measured in dollars and <
tabulating the Increased cr<
brought about by better me
farming through extension
tratlons. But perhaps the
good accomplished by the E
Servoce Is the higher plane
for the farm family which
possible bv the tnereaaerf
By LiOlS SUlliVft
sents by Tennessee Club O
>p yields All things considered, f
ttaods of nlng to ending,
demon- Hatching and catching 9
greatest and tending,
ixtenslon (Chasing frnd 'killing an
of lirlng and plckln,'
ip made There's a great deal of
p??*i uutu auum unni
IrL !
rojn begin- 1 Preparation for
Clemson College, Ju
ind feeding tension agronomists t
gents report greatly
d scalding terest In alfalfa, and I
that many farmers wi
work about P,a.nting of this excelle
Jor iirBi. INDICATE]
Alfnlfa
. . Department of Agrl
V ." " "? *'? <> >! ?'
ind county a- ^
increased l?tIndications
nr.: Washington. Jul)
1 1 make a inr this year's ct
nt legume next bales, the departmc
D THIS YEAR kl
til si
rulturo P.utimuti'K IJ1 .
Only 8,433,00<> M "
** 1*1
r 4.?In forecast- Ijl
op at 8.433.000 |*|
>nt of agriculture ! ]
You are charged with the n
bility of j'our future suppo
mt of your family.
Why not provide it today
2count started here ?
pspon- B|
rt and hi
BJ
in an hi
from efforts pat forth In fi
Titles.
Steps of Progress
It will no doubt be of In
Arksnsas clufb members to 1
steps in demonctratlon w
have made possible the fori
their agricultural and home
Ice club and tha flmnlnvm?nt
raising a cnicsen.
tm aeti* Watching the hen while
the hatching,
Watching her, too, whiU
itereat to Ing and scratching,
know the [(Guarding 'gainst hawks
ork that j -sums and rats,
nation of| Driving off crows and do;
econom-1 Ready all day to give s
nf oniin. I H?i? ??
tan. ^reparation or 1
he's doing ceding of alfaira sh
summer, according to
? she's eat- agronomists, who mak<
suggestions on the sul
i and 'pos- Alfalfa makes Its b
a well .drained loam;
gs and cats, selecting a field one
lometliing a this fact in mind. R
land for fail today placed this ;
ould begin In 26,119,000, a redu<
the extension cent, or 10.524,00(1
e the following in cultivation a y<
t)Ject: amaHest aince 190C
iest growth on Production of co
V poll, and In mate will be less
should keep for more than a qui
Ivor and creek 'be previous crop an
fear's acreage at ?
ction of 28.4 per * ?mmi
acres from that
?ar ago, and the ^
tton on this estl
than in any year
jrter of a century, *
nailer having been i J
ty agents club leaders, anc
lata who aid and Instruct
. carrying on the many club ?
The following are some o
portant dates In the history
1 special- There's a great - deal of
them in raising a chicken,
ictivlttes. .
f the im- "The farm must be m
' of dem- of beauty, so attractive
bottonm lands are n
work about growing alafalfa tha
cause this crop demai
large supply of water
ade ap lace of the various planf
that every large crop of corn.
.ore 8uMqJ to that of 1805 whor
n uplands be- 7,161.000 bales. '
rids not only n promises to be i
but even more bales less than last
foods than a 9.000,000 bales s
However, alal- record crop grown
i the output was V L I
rhls year's crop J
nearly 5,000.000 *' | J
year's and almost
mailer than Iho
in 1914.
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