Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, June 07, 1917, Image 3
Supplement to THE BARNWELL SEHTiHeL, Higawcll,-S. 0:, Jnne 5,. 1917
? Clemsoris Finances
—Th" public has a rignt to the fullest information In-fegard
to tht* fiscal’affal&yof a State Inst it it mm
It aotrl'l tiirt be-possible to rt’.akc. a fuller or more detailed
oes .Clcmeym College-. _ v
report than d
e-ueu.i I 'sumrtiary c ;„fr< *,a/.[.tH -and expcsndl-
pott o f 150 jin’ges li**.- *..w.h'fr.dividuja.1 bill
s shown
edvu-ation^i .tion is of interest
tyr.s, tho fn+Tr j?;i r.g*. brief summary
' >1 be of Intf iisL. •
Sin* <• the Hippoi t. j,
an i iinpotHiTTr" .t*>
for th* Mas.t list .»&’> •
tby <mr««
15a Fa rice -hrmi rtyf f rirvtnr d -t
Income
Privilege 'FertiUzyr Tax...
Morrill. A: Nelson Fuud «4
Jut- ifst .oij Larisdript
lnt* rest <>n PJernpr.n B* q •
Tuition from Cadet*....,.
State Ixmn
Suit s, Interests,. Kept*, ij<
$2v.i,6tr<)y.8 8
.211*511.4 4
Total awtilahtc r*»s*> ;r • <•*
The above total r.t-pn s» n f wh.ji v, as available for -the use
Vg<v Inoiuu.ing its lo. n .,b\ Ho'puiunt an*! itsl'ubli-e
The South Carolina Experiment Station i-eThs-yes
om the United States Dyiartment of Tkgr,culture
ting agricultural researclu out none of this mono'
ed hv the College. Likewise the funds from' the
nit'h-Ijfver Act chn he used only for d,emoh»tration'
Ion work, under Fed <rak-sn per vision.
\t MtTHODtST CHURCH
iBAPrisrcHuacH
CANNING
PRECAUTIONS
THF STUDENT body
uit for canning should he ripe hut
• Do not use overripo specimens.
Tho money paid In by ’stnjfients for. hoard,, laundry, heat,
;ht, and u aTTr, Ak dion-L nttr-nti*.n and incidentals, is held
is, and' is not
in trust by thL_X
Vegetables for 'canning, should be
yoiTTig and tender. ■" ■' '' —
jf'l'uiJ'and vegetables* are- better for
canning if gathered in the early morn
ing and kept in a cool place until
ready for Use.- . .
. Kycry .'S eftr- t Rer number-ofapplication;. to enter tTe-msotv rTdTege^exc^Ts
the capacity of the* irlstitution, • •Du-rl-y in August tt is neceesitty fo. bpgiii a
waiting 1 liet,” a| all available rooms in the barracks Rave b.oen taken,.
This session the enrollment (.not considering' the 1 2Penrttlod* in the
summer school) was Sp 1. T * /
The following data on 843 atlnUuUs ewolkal in tnyjlrgg flits session wilt
be of Interest: *' , "* y\' ' /
(1) Average age, 11 years, 6 months. / ' - .
(2) Average height, 5 feet. 9 inches. , '.*.</
\3£'■ Types—blondes 391, brunettes 455, or WT? per cent. . .
(4) .Living in country and small tuviis ftm.i of 71 per cent, ;* Yv
A-54^. living in cities and towns over 2,JdfO popduj.'itiun, 246 or 29 per cent.
(6) ''-Horn in the country, 553 ,of »*.5-.4 pfr ti nt. "
(7) - " Averaging 14 years on*the farm, CIO or. 72 per. cent.
48) tons of parents' who are now, <>r have been, farmers, 7 ft 6 or '<>".5
used fur < ’ollege e
Cleanliness i,s‘ one of the important
secrets to success in canning. .Bjv.a'h";.
jSoljUUdy—Clean frnevery~opcratii'n and
kcc> all the surroundings the same.
Carefully ^sterilize With boiling water
every;utensil before it is used. Also
the jars, rubbers, and cans;
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In buying glass jars, secure the best.'
Dne of the niost satlsfacfory types of
jars is the "Lightning Patent*’ with a
glass top held in ^dace by a simple
wire Springy.., „■ ,*|^ .. ■-
Use the best grailo of tin c^ns even
though they cost a little more than
the cheaper, grades. ,
With glass jars always use' new rub
bers. , u.
ses
lowing is a condensed summary of expenditures
fix pc natures
For operating expenses of College (Sfilaries -ot
tgftcher.s. laborers, insurance, <’oal, shop
and laboratory maerlfils, etc > t..
For iijijildings, permanent lmpaovements and
additions to shop and laboratory equipment.
For, public, work (fertiliser inspection and
, analysis. (Veterinary inspection, scholar
ships, branch stations, etc., etc.).........
Fruits and ' vegytjnhk^ must be
thoroughly .cleaned before beuig put
in iirs oj* cans.*' <
'Do.not attempt to ctijn decayed or
dirty fruits oi vegetables. -
5,309
85,720.15
Total
Write the Horticultural Division,
Cleinson College, S. 'C.» for circular
No. 27, ”11 oine' Canning Qf Fruits amt
Vegetable’s," also "Home Gardening"
bulletin. -
Balance purl-lad forward July.l, 1916
per cant
24 5 students now'in College have had
- - '121 graduated. ^ \
The distribution of'students bi' couYses
r . Agricultural courses. . . ..'
In all other cou/sos
3S8 brothers to attend, of whom
ft as follows:
4 7 3 or 56.1 ’i>er cent.
G70 or* 43.9 per cent.
Total
Unpaid balance on loan carried forward
$ 40,888.56-
ygi-lv
Tin: >|lUTAHy sVaFI
B\sF.HALL GA.MK OV lUGCiS’ FIKLn :
A. Building, Agricultural Building,-Textile Building, Administration Building and Barracks Xo. 1 In the Background
BE A FARMER
HOG CHOLI7HA
, PEN I
BE OF
i oj rOCiiolars
Free Tuition
send out yearly over 35,000
letters and over 435,000
other pieces of rrvtil matter,,
most of which gives agricu-
tural information.
In addition to the parent
station, the college maintains
Two’, oyanch experiments sta
tions—Qhe nea* Summerville
and' the Other at Florence.
One mow? is to be situated
in the sand Rift sections of
the State, Just as soon as
funds will permit, will com
plete a system representlhnnBT
the principal soil types of the
State; .7
LEM SON COLLEGE
PATRIOT
Every Farmer Should Know HovvTo
Injecj Cholcra*S<H*um.-
Write to Dr*. R. O. Feeley, Clemsorf*
College, S. C., and request a free bul r
letin on hog cholera symptoms, and
Tost yoursfclT. When your hogs show
these symptoms phone or 1 wire your
county demonstration “agent at onc£
for aid, unless you have already had
his services, fn which case you .ought
to know how to proceed Without, hi*
help. 1-t is impossible for hini to see
every man’s hogs. stT It w ill^ fcte neces
sary for you* to learn to treab them
yourself after one demonstratiorivTx
^Prevention is worth more tharv
cufc" old adage .which applies
espQGially to this Inalady. '
ork.s for Welfare In Mftqy
With, the packing house assured for
the Htate—this : fall alt farmers should
Recruit .at'once in the army of meat
producers which will pujt South Caro
lina on a self supporting basis, as
well as bclp .feed the millions of peo
ple who are now dependent -on the
United States for food .supplies. This
is the itimo for the farmer to exert
v » -
himself more than ever tq grow
plenty of food stuffs Ion the farm
The possibilities of « gbod whan't ^n*l-
out crop are * very poyr„ and this
makes it ajll the more pecessary to'
prepare to kr^ow- -more feed stuffs ftnd
to grow mora mcvit i ban ever before.
n fnrmnr nniri At
Picture a country estate of
1:500 .acres,—with stately
buildings placed at elevated
points to...forqi a great irreg-,
ular circle of half a mile in \
diameter. Inclose in’* 4his
circle a beautiful grove of
native oaks, threaded- by
smooth drive-walks. Turn
to the north and for a back
ground outline against the
sky jit, a distance of 20. miles,
range aft^r range of moun
tains, fho hoiife of the High
lands, • of-C Caesar’s - -^4ea<fc-
Wbitesidcs an<D»'other lofty
peak* of the Blue Ridge;
'l^htltk of these? mountains as
In summthYclothed with ver-
(iVjrp;"-" stan'jbng "’.out - -4'dack
against 'tK>; RbcizdH, lin'd tn
winder _ ofto'n; white with
snow*. Tarke fo^ the Southern
^boundary a riveT\of Indian
lineage and follow^ in ^;it$
swccjiing .crookedness^* the
>*wift and • turbulent, Seneck
alcdttwists this Way and tnXt
to niaHt^Uie. confines of tiic
Jjjftate. . Afnk this setting
ayd liroad -e^pitmw^s of' r)ver
liottoin lands gfehr*^ vv.th
.corn, steep hillsides ^in'To ..- f
with level ,g»4iss>- .•terra• c's
and- ".cool • • j.asLi'ics w-itR.
winding b.rn^k<t a'* •! gim • ful
shade.' tr.eeg and you have, a
picture^ of Cleinsetn College
not cbhfn'd to suit^fhe can-
yas/O/ an -arliyt. hnt a^'wenT'
egery yc.ir i>y nearly a thou-
- ytrupg Houth Car/)lin'-
*w1rn y : cT(, amid these -
:s:rrrbnnditU's, an” ed a'afon*"
ti*at will prepare' th.ejn for,
s#*lf-respecting, ^■ *'-t-
I n g *u t i zehsbip.
'' - A Juirgc I l F'*nt.
The college'tract 'contains
■ovcp--—atTosl" air"tn7'‘
property thore , ar.»' 23-prir:-
cipab public- buildings, 70
dwylluigs -and 64 minor'
buildings'. Tho College has-
in its etrrp'loy 116 teachers
and off.cersl Its invoMofrecf
; property is_ $ 1 .>2 7.72s :5 ’fT
The ,St|iic Boa id of Charities and Corrections is charged
vvffhjnvcstigatin^ the tnrancjal standing of all applicants for
lionr-y;t<iu*. scholarships aitd ^*ee tuition, and reporting their
findings totho Board'of Trhstoes of the College. This Board
passes-finiukv upon the matter, accepting as_correct the
information gatfoed h'y the State Board. Appeal from "the
decision of the TrustecsTnay be made to tile State Board of
HOME CANNING
- ’ Kvery farmer should have
a small canning outfit for
usek in preserving fruit :and
vegetables for wrinter. An
abundance of -canned pno-
dupts of! this sort afltW-eten-
fort and health to tho family,
ah*l often thery Is eqough
surplus to gi^T®. a nlco little
income. - Jt* is seldom tAat
canned' fpulrs ant vegetables
quality fall to corn-
u. I'oCul i nee. Witha a
■ v 'rdcn one does not
ci* f-tl’the need of
,\t ;■•; Cdes.-Tjut ^hera
•■ it many of the ten-
a- thaC will not grow
season and must bo
< d iH cans. Thi ( nk also
miming of fruits that
i'."!Iq canned’X Even w here
quo has neglecte*V4o have a
good orchur*! there, are in
jtRpst locah»b.*s atv abundance
* «'^M >hee bb^rrTestgyi >;1 u e -be me*,
huolileberries. - gtnpcs aid,
THE. DAIRY BUI LOIN©—.
THer. DAI «Y BA R IS
cherries
case cHfruc-iveg«tables- have-
not yet been planted tq ftfr-
nivh v .a yurplus to can, it Is a
good t'Bic now to make up
tho dtuicichey. .Tomatoes,
viiap Leans. lima beans,
svv> i t potatoes, 'nnd other
tt ^xmctTivriryqv P'trTmmg-
• d rf-or canning •duringt^e
Iat*iv4«!iimt’r- • Any otj^ -in-
tsefested in canning^ should
write the Horticultural Di
vision of Cleinson College "^or
Circular \o‘. 27, * Home Cans'
ning of Frtuts and Vegeta-
PERCH EWC>N ^TAUi
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