Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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hnm 4f 2-A yery earnest US to t 6rmer to grpw tnorq food Vol st and give the natisn weas mlide dil . kottowe WanUamqer, p'resi4 he of the Amerieaw Cotton"Asetl- bei 4yesterday In an address delivered me i p barbecue given by members of fai -Richland county branch of the the .eican Cotton association living in of n9,1 districts Nos. 9 and 10. The ecue wa "Iven In the sandhills W, Eatover ayad was very largely coi Home B4 Agric We have this space an ty free of charge, to be us< or buy. Send all requests to C. Manning, S. C. Don't fail to plant a a portant. H. B. Richardson, Sul C.-Registered Jersey Yearling, $60.00 very be One six months old Regis Bull Calf, $50.00. One Herford BUll Yearling, P. A. Fann, Alcolu-L Calf not registered, six $25.00. J. M. Windham, Manni gentle work, saddle and at very reasonable price. . For Sale-N. L. DuRE S. C., has one young Dur five pigs four weeks old $50.00. Not registered I finte. I have several calls for with me. *?he Highe HIS Case 10-18 Kerosene T noted for its Simplicity, A< Flexibility sind Durability. A one can operate and care for this ltractor. Every part is easily faccessible. not Waste your time in getting at frransmission housing, differential in~g, clutch, crank case, every wo ican be reached for inspecting oi ~wthout trouble or loss of time. This Case 10-18 Las mall and icC sean be taken almost everywhere. $adis is about 11 feet It has a one-piece mn frame. So there is no tacking nor vibration none of the twisting ' which is so destructive. 1r.- Wannamaker who as the only t koker, was. 'introduced by R C. g mer, president. of the R191 g tiity bratich of the South Ca~Iin v isiowi of the Atnerican Cottori - A'S lation and made what many whq g tid 'hIM declare to haVe be6n 'thb g t speech they have ever heard him 1 ke. It was a strong plea to the @ mer to do his part towaids tiding t country: over the present period d recohstrutlIon. 'The history of the world," said Mr. nnamaker, "Has been that when a. d intry neglqts its productiori end, e rnk & Ti 'he Bank That Serves ultural Departm I are offerikv it to the Farm kd as a nt adim for articles th A. McFaddin, Agent Home mall acreage of Peanuts al For "Sale nmerton, S. Paul Floyd, Bull Calf exchange Regi st breeding. boar of differer tered Jersey - Registered N. L. DuRaz )75.00. red bushels go< rersey Bull per bushel. mofiths old W. E. Danieli Jersey boar pig ng-A No. 1 old $20.00 to $2 buggy horse sidered. These nt, Alcolu, For Sale-J. oct Aow it Four year old ] oc sow with ngoidvi for sale for,ing, good mdivi out they are Wanted 50 b good breeding. good milk cows, if you hav st Developed Tractor i Ivse this permi es ~lty. All gearesre ic~ Improved ino This tractor eas You need4 8 inches deep. It:! th pm ?or all kinds of fit gear hous.' It also Is a woi E~kng path keadily drive a 4 adjusting equipped, a No. machines requirli mpact. Ii you buy, Investiga Ets turning all its superloritici ENE TRACFORS ge iseatoastris exist N We 'have to paYO more antion, however, to agriculture In I teat coditry if we prevent fi orgj i.ptk There are milffni *ple' tobe fed. Their food', V phe fmroW the farms. There i rent1t qhortage in foodstuffs. oshortage'is threatening our couV [ow, as never before we should o to work determined to reli ils shortage. If we do not ruin ecay stares us in the face.. Lies in Hands of Farmers "The solution, of the situation ay lies in the hands of the far:1 Ilothes are necessary, but food w oust Co. ent ers of Clarendon coun at you may want to sell Bank & Trust Co. d Potatoes, this is. im Manning-Wants to stered Duroc Jersey it breeding. Lt, Alcolu-One hund >d sound corn at $2.00 3, Alcolu, S. C.-Duroc s three to four months 5.00, age and size con are extra good pigs. H. Hodge, Alcolu, 3ull of Gurnsey breed :ual in splendid shape. aby chicks, of any e one for sale list her Tractor. tg use sof all spur gear. ut steel, enclosed, and run Ily handles two plows 7 or 'as plenty of reserve power. ~ld work it is unequaled. der for belt work. It will 3ase 20x28 thresher, fully 2 Case silo filler, or other ig similar powpr.' Before to this better tractor. Not' fNelson Motor Co., Monniq. S. C SINSUI rho bry. To the following we Y and A to _ THE 'HOMEC Tobacco Rate Cotton Rate Grain Rate AUT( Packard, Franklin Cadillac, Kissel Kar, Nash.... Chalmers, f ole, Haynes, Hudson Buick, Chandler, Columbia, Davii Booth, and Ford --- --- Chevrolet, Grant, Liberty, Saxon, TO] ACREAGE INVESTMENT IN, WEEVIL. For I The F. N. Wilsor G. T. FLOYD, Manager come first. I appeal to you as pa- ers as to t triotic South Carolinians people of received fo my state-and it is the greatest state paid on the in the union. I love every rock and grade of co hill in it-to do your part in this from $2 to rather oritical situation. Grow more one and an foodstuffs that we may continue to sold for co live in a land of happiness and sun- of three-qu shine." This meanm Mr. Wannamaker complimented the been gettin people of school districts Nos. 9 and It is clear 10 for the splendid manner in which can not so they have rallied to the support of the through th American Cotton association. He told ciation he them that the association was making marketing progress and predicted that the time class techni was coming when the spinners of Newv staple his< England would be coming to the South market for begging the farmers for their cotton. M1r. Wani Hie declared that too long the farmer of condlitioi had been forced to beg the spinners South folio' to take his cotton. The tables are and1( his vo going to be reversed, that the de "For 60 years," said Mr. Wanna- were closedl maker, "wve have trodl the wvine plress- years of ag Trhe law of equal opportunity is now of cotton. kn-ocking at our dloor. Under the or- and wvould l granization of the American Cotton again. The Association the door wvill be0 opened; monopoly c the South will come into its own and will see toi will be the nma in contributing factor it wh:oh w im the upJbuilding of a greater nation." decemalty, to TPhe farmers of Richland Aun ty l'v o~ wer~e urgedl by the specaker to arrange c'hurches mi ':> organiiize~ a marketing association lie. and to securec a gradler. lie said that h( other counties had done this and the lhho farn farmers hadl savedl lots . m nons'y. Ar-J ni h rangem ents h-v bieen perfected b~y ndth the American Cotton association and the depa; anient of agriculture to U UU secure a gradler for every county that wishes one,. fEIi~t. I On Terms ofEuaiy '"The p'rod ucer who sells costtoni," jH Mr;. Wa~nniamaker, ''should be . laced on terms of equality in every Ti r(espect with the buyer who puLrchlases o p pr it. Thliis inicludles more than at first sight miight aplpear. Among other *F things, the prodlucer should have equal11 now information with the buyer, the law impro affecting the buying, andl selling of tenian coitt on should 1be poisedl in equal ijus- lcli tiCe bewe the p~rodlucer and1( the loai buyer. Commercial machinery wvhich ae in anyV way affects the marketing of (ash, cotton)3 shiould be so regula ted as to B per give the buyer and sellecr an3 equail H us to chance. The producer should have the benefit of organization to the same extent as the buyer. Inivestiga- II a tion by the department of agriculture f in primary cotton markets has showvn some very interesting results. Thou (1n00s of samples have been1 classified andl information obtained from farm-.. U?$~tU AN ish to call special atten 11 Wi4ten In VSURANCE OMPANY NE [ AIL 7% Maximum amou . 5% Maximum amou . 4% Maximum amou )MOBIL Oldsmobile 3, Dodge, Page, Maxwel Davis-....... ENADO URANCE with which articulars Call at IInsurano he prices which they have the r their cotton. The prices per same market on the same tton in the same day varied $15 a bale and cotton of eighth length of staple has isiderable less than cotton N irter length of staple. o that the farmer has not Yor g the value of his cotton. roa that the individual farmer rec ve the trouble along; rig e American Cotton asso-dir can form cooperativeRc associations, employ high pro' cal men who can class arndha otton and secure the best the same." todaC iamaker touchingly told is which prevailed in the ving the Confederate wvar, I ice broke as he declared lH ors of the school house By. to him when he was 15 Wv e because of the low price "l lHe said that thiis should lih Iever happen in the South TI' South, he said, has a m1on n cotton and the farmers 11"( t that the'y get a price~ for $ II he enable themr to li e ha te educa te their chiild ren. 'ith road s g.ood schoos 00 oodi0 hiere 1(d enjoy the comiforts of h ers and hluiniess miei t tricts N'os. 9 andii 10 have' sichland coutyt brh~iI of ood Geor ia Ianrd, 65 per cent,. omder cultivation, with vemrentIs such as ba~rrn. houses, etc., in goo ics, at only $25 an Terms, $3i pe r a cri. hialance in 22 years at ient iterest,. Wr ite auy for fuill particulars. - Tolinla Real Esta CLARK BUILDING, ( )r Wagner Rteal Estateind Gnar CE! tion V YORK nt .... --.--$150.00 Int- 50.00 Int - .- . - 35.00 New Rates I ------------ $0.60 .70 ----------..--.80 II, Stephens, Scripps- I --- ------1.00 -- ------ ----- 1.15 we fight the ]BOLL A 6 Agency MANNING, S. C. American Cotton association 100 cent strong. -- o RAIL STOCKHOLDEIIS w York, May 24.-The application 1,4400 stockholders of the New , New Haven and Hartford Rail I for the appointment of a limited iver to prosecute the corporations t of action against the board of etors, formerly headed by William <efeller, for the restitution of ap imately $150,000,000 allegedl to been wasted by the board in 'oper -purchases, was dlenied late y by Federal Judge Mack. (ClTATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUI'TH CAROLINA County of (Clarendon J. M. Windhamn, Probate .Judge: hereas, Ella H uter made suit to to grant her Letters of Adminis ion of the Estate and effects of 2rt Hunter. ies~e are, therefore, to cite alnd all ish all1 and s ingular the Kindred Cred it or of the sa Id Robert ter (eceased, that thovy be andI ap hebefore me. in the (Court. of Pro . tohbelhtbi at Alri- on the Iya of .Ju ne next, afIter pullic at ion of, at II o'clock in thll forenoon. low cause, if any they have, why id Ad~lmistrat11ion shoutld not be ~ia Land $25.00B AN ACRE Only $3.00 Acre C.ash ; IBalance 22 Years at 64 te & Trust Co. OLJUMBIIA, 8. C. antee Co., Wagner, . C.