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Thursday, February 16, 1950
lings have been ordered in the coun-
ty to cover about 355 acres. He said -
that therefore close to 22,000 acres
of idle dapd in the county that -could
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More Pine'Seedlings
For Plonting Urged
nounced this week that 355,000 seed-' SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHKONH'l^
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Joanna Man Urges Sick People To
Consult Dr. Hart
“I urge anyone sick and despondent to consult Dr. C.
J. Hart of Laurens,” says 41 r. V. L. Wilburn, of Joanna,
S. C. “After all other methods fail, Chiropractic often
restores people to health as it did in my case.”
“For years I had suffered from a nervous condition
and was gradually getting worse. I was unable to sleep
at night except under the influence of sleeping tablets.
Every day I suffered from awful headaches and was
forced to seekrelief from the pain bv use-of-strong drugs.
Back when most counties in the 1
: state counted their 4-H club mem-
i.bers by the tens. Pickens county was
counting their by the hundreds.
For many years, the veteran coun
ty agent, Tom Brown, now retired,
did a major job of 4-H club work.,
And the result of that have long
shown in the leadership that Pick-j
ens county sent oyer the state. You
see' it everywhere you go in agricul- •
tural circles' over the state. During
the time I was ctfUnty agent in Sum
ter, we employed four different as
sistant agents. We just went out to
get the best ones we could. And three
!of them came from Pickens. And the
( other one was a product from these,
; a Sumter county boy, who had his
^-H experience under those three
Pickens boys.
In the late years most of the coun
ties in the state have grown with 4-
j-j j H until now they too number mem-
bers in the hundreds, about fifty
thousand in all in,, the state. j
£: In Pickens they are still carrying^
?-*;on with fine 4-H program. The pasf
£,»year they enrolled 313 boys. Of these
$ 276 completed their year’s demon
strations and turned in records.
A dairy calf club is on§ of Pick-,
ens’ latest 4-H undertakings. They
1 now have 34 fine Jersey heifers and
2 Guernseys out with their young
sters. County Agent Wood says they
don’t have much dairying in the
; county, but feel that some of these
boys will grow into it with their 4-
H heifers as a start.
Plan For It
You can do everything you know
: to make a crop, and if you don’t get
the water at the right time you will
| not make much.
We have experienced that so many
I times;
But now, with the new types of
sprinkler irrigation, we can remove
I'the hazard of drought from many of
! | our fields that are near streams and
ponds. And when that is done, good
( yields are just about assured,
tl But to get the TuIT benefit frbm
: this added water, we need to do all
we can there to make big yields pos
sible .
And that calls for good prepara-
: tion, liberal fertilization, good seed,
j' and more stalks on the land. For it
js[ takes-all of these things to make a
% big yield possible.. Ti^en, with the
added water when needed, you then
clinch the yield.
Clemson’s Circular 327, “Irrigation |
in South Carolina” is free at yourj
county agent’s office. , j
Found In The Ground
While County Agent Kinard of
Jasper was examining a new drain
age canal a farmer had cut through |
some of his lowelands, he noticed
what appeared to be bones showing
where the clay had washed a bit
from the bottom of the canal. He
dug some of them out and sent them
to Dr. Stephen Tabor at the Univer-
jsity. ,He identified tl\em as fossils
of the long-extinct Zeugledon, the
ancestor of the whale. The back-
! bones were in line there under eight
feet of soil, apparently where the
animal had died eons ago.
j The 10 farmers in the state corn
.contest from Jasper made from 79.5
to 124.5 bushels per acre. All togeth-
;er, they averaged 96.02!
Gracious, where will this thing
I stop!
We used to think the fellow who
said he made a hundred bushels of
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Constipation bothered me and it was necessary to take
laxatives several times each week. I w$s weak, nervous
and felt bad all the time. I was easily upset and the least
little thing worried me.
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“After hearing about Chiropractic, I decided to con
sult Dr. C. J. Hart of Laurens, S. C. He advised me that
Chiropractic adjustments would improve my health.
“Dr. Hart checked my spine with an instrument
called the Neurocalograph, and advised me that a pres
sure upon-Certain-nerves was the cause of my trouble.
He made X-Ray .pictures which revealed a misaligned
bone of the neck.. When this verterbra was adjusted
back to its normal position and the pressure taken off
those nerves, 1 was restored to health.
“Those awful headaches disappeared, constipation
cleared up and I began to feel like a different person. I
began to sleep without taking sleeping tablets and woke
up every morning feeling refreshed after a good night’s
My rit*rvmtyrte?^ improved- and H-bave had no monr
trouble since being under chiropractic health care. Dur
ing the past year I have returned to Dr. Hart for a
checkup and my health is better today than it has been
4'or many years.”
Mr. Wilburn’s advice to consult Dr. Hajt may be the
first step toward the restoration of your health. Inves
tigate and find out NOW what chiropractic can do for
you.
, v For further information consult—
DR. CHARLES J. HART
254 WEST MAIN ST. — LAURENS, S. C.
Next to First Methodist Church — Telephone 22501
Parking Space — Ground Floor — Hours 9-12 and 3-6
corn to the
a- cheerful;
liar. Now farmers in all counties are
applying the Clemson 5-point corn |
program and coming up with actual]
yields that we used to think could
only be in fiction.
Boys Are That Way !
Last wegk we got that hog scalded
and cleaned, that we kids always |
stayed from school to help butcher.
T say •help’. We stayed in the way
more than anything else. But we
looked forward to it, and parents al
ways let us miss school that day.
The two strongest- men then pick
ed the hog up by each catching a
foreleg and gripping their other
h^nds under the hog’s back. Thus
they carried him to the place that
he was to be hung. There it took all
the rest to help raise him up so the
gambling stick that had been insert
ed under the tendons near his hind
feet could be PUl-diL-.thfLJiOQk,-fliaf^
hung from a limb. There the hog
was washed, opened up, and the head
cut off.
The men then took the carcass and
laid it on its back on heavy table.
The best axeman in the crowd then
split it down the backbone and the
meat was cut up. Trimmings were
ground for sausage, and the head, |
liver, lungs, etc., were put in a pot t
with a bag of rice to cook for pud-
! ding. I’ll have to finish next week.
Tax Return Time
Expires March 1
Miss Jennie V. Culbertson, county
auditor, reminds the public that all
1950 property tax returns must be
made by March 1. She states that
her office will be open every day
including Wednesday afternoon to
serve all who have not made their
returns.
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