The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 12, 1934, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
fc^ersUrged
To Plant Wheat
I w of the incmted cost of
everything which farmers
* ^ r\h particular reference at
wt! to ltdur, I think it would be
W / our farmers to arrange to
V t least a small acreage to
*.hi8 fHH. Farmers need not
in growing their own wheat
KLting 1'""""? 'hl'y "ru ',0f
K roller mill because wheat
B? 1 excellent graham bread if
WTji on an ^rdiimry grits mill. In
RfLad'tf thia typ5^trA?ld by (
P itie/ to be more valuably to the
w?l body than more reefed flour.
HS1 e are several varieties of
Rvhich have given more or less
Ruction in this? section, but one
Ebest we have observed is Red
cheat, like other .small grain,
Cm be treated for smut before
King The treatment of wheat for
K is different from the tre*)ij>ent
Bouts. Farmers interested in treatV
"0f the small grains against
Ct may secure dotailed information
the subject from the county
End's office. " v-7
K planting wheat on light land it
Lid be well to apply some fertilizer
Ening a high percentage of potK
under the wheat or else top dress
K wheat in the spring with potash
K fertilizer containing a high perKtage
of potash and some nitrogen.
farmers who have grown CtoEria
this year will find that they
[unite an excellent crop of whent
other grain this winter if they will
L the Crotalaria as soon as possiEmd
wait about 10 days before
Bating the wheat. Also farmers
K have been planting other leg e*
such as Austrian Peas and
Etch will find that this land will
Eke excellent yields of wheat, but
important to use a rather high
rentage of potash on light land.
En*'80 advisable to use some DoloE
jjme, especially on light land.
Hue may be secured from several
Ets in the county at very reasonB<e
prices. Dolomitic lime not only
bins calcium carbonate, which is
B but also a high percentage of
Ejnesium which is badly needed in
Ecticftlly all of the soils of Kershaw
Bnty.
Erery farmer in the county should
Bke a strenuous effort to' become
.supporting as far as is practical,
Bj certainly the production of his
Had is an excellent point. ThereBe,
I again urge every farmer who
possibly do so to put in at least
jBaiall percentage of wheat.?Henry
Cree*. County Agent.
iources And Uses Of
farm Family Income
E^'mson College, Oct. 6.?"The
Berage value of family living for 46
H?th Carolina families in six agriBtural
counties covered in our rec :
survey is low compared with that
ported hy similar studies in some
Ktcs, bqC t?ie proportion of the total
Bich is farm-supplied is higher for
m South' Carolina families," says
Bss Mary K. Frayser, home econoB:
of the South Carolina ExperiBnt
Station.
The average value of living per
Br for the 46 families was $958,"
Bn Frayser continues. '"This sum
majie up of an average cash exBditure
of $485, or 51 per cent, and
B estimated average farm-supplied
Be of $473, or 49 per c^nt."
Miss Frayser's survey is reported
E bulletin 299, A Study of Expendi ts
for Family Living by 46 South
Brolina Rural Families, which is
B<ly for free distribution by the
BUcation- Department ut Clemson
lege.
HSome striking facts and figures
tight out in the bulletin are these:
Expenditures for food averaged
* 1 per family per year, 39 per cent
" he total value of family living;
iter Jit;*, ]? por cent; clothing$75,
^cer.t; fuel $28, 3 per cent; other
rating expense $64, 7 per cent;
things and equipment $18, 2 per
!: savings and investments $45, 4
fent; general expenditures $179,
Per cer.t.
hi average of $99, or 26 per cent
the total value of food, was spent
food purchased; $284, or 74 per
rePresented food supplied by the
The reoopds^ indicate that the
**ry needs of some of the families
*ted were probably not adequately
homekeepers supplied 25 per
fhe family income by utiliz f?PPort
unities the farm offered for
^g.
BJ*? k?-Vs were trundling a peram *0r
a.or.g a New York street.
r' a-sked by n policeman where
Wj Wer<" k'oing, they replied they
dicing a sick kid to a hospital.
* kid' was a fat keg of beer. The
B*1 w^nt to jail,
^ranccs Perkins, -secretary of
Ito an address to the American
T^kion of Ijabor, made a plea for
E**'1*! peace thru arbitration, d?E?*
that the government would
Ej^f, coerce either aide in a
^' Hlbor dispute.**
Notorious Forger
Native of County
Former Mayor Morton is recovering
rapidly in a Charlotte hospital
from a puncture of tt lung from one
of several ribs torn from the spine,
in the automobile collision on the
highway from Yorkville to Charlotte
last week. He expects to return home
to finish his convalescence in a few
days. <>
The accident got the driver who
drove over to the wrong side of the
road to hit tho Morton car into four
bushels of trouble. Modern methods
used in the sheriff's office here disclosed
that he is a chronic check
forger of prison record, and it turns
out that tho chock with which he had
just paid for the automobile ho was
driving was forged.
Karly next morning after the accident,
as soon as the daily papers
were circulated, tho dealer who sold
him the used car telephoned Sheriff
Moss from Charlotte that tho check
taken for it was a forgery and he
wanted the man held. It was signed
L. S. Horton, and tho man arrested
for reckless driving told the sheriff
he was <L. S. Horton, of Pageland.'
. Mr. Horton is a prominent farmer
near Pageland, pnd he also quickly
telephoned by a Pageland physician
that he had been at home all day,
the time of the collision, and had
given ,no check for $150 to the automobile
dealer.
Then Attorney Joseph R. Moss
clapped an attachment on the car in
a suit by Mr. Morton for damages to
his own oar. This prevents the man
from returning it to tho dealer to get
out of the payment check forgery,
and any compromise of the forgery
charge out of court.
When Deputy Sheriff I^ee Stephenson
went to the jail that morning,
the man again said his name is L, S.
Horton, of Pageland, but when the
deputy got out his finger printing
equipment, the prisoner weakened'
and admitted a criminal record. He
said his name is C. E. Phillips, of
Kollocks, which is a railroad depot in
Marlboro county, and that he was
born in Kershaw county 62 years
ago, and this is probably correct.
Then he admitted serving a twoyear
term in the Atlanta penitentV
ary for a mail fraud, for which he
was convicted at Florence, and also
serving a jail sentence at Bonnet tsville
for issuing a bad check, ami two
other sentences in Robeson county,
North Carolina, for the same offense
repeated twice there.
P(ebuty Stephenson sent his flngprpriiitSy
to the bureau of identification
at Washington to get his complete
record on file there in the national
fingerprint collection^?Yorkville Enquirer.
,4 ^
A strike of the printers of Dublin,
Ireland, has been ended after lasting
for nine weeks, during which time the
cffy was without its newspapers. The
printers went back to work Monday.
IM> YOU KNOW THAT
Operation of the public school system
in this country costs around $2,500.000,000
annually.
Great Britian controls nearly a
fourth of the habitable land on earth.
Wire cable was tlrst made in Germany
11H) years ago.
There are 24,500 members of the
Communist party in the United
States.
New York City alone has more
than $4,000,000,000 worth of tax-exempt
property, $3,400,000,000 of which
is owned by the city and over $027,760,000
privately owned.
Most of the World war's staggering
expense of over- $250,000,000,000
went for munitions.
I^ast year the nutions of Europe
spent over $3,000,000,000 or more
than 10 per cent of their total governmental
revenue for "national defense."
French grape growers claim that
tarred roads adjacent to vineyards
cause wino made from the grapes to
taste- of tar.
Andorra is the world's oldest Ccpublic.
Autos in the United iStates use over
14,500,000,000 gallons of gasoline
a year, i
Vacations of 1034 will cost Americans
approximately $5,000,000,000.?
The Pathfinder.
Art treasures valued at more tharv.
$20,000,000 are reported to have been
recently stolen from a museum in
Peking, China.
Damages in excess of $2,000,000
will bo asked for loss of life and damago
to property and personal injuries
as the result of the destruction of the
Ward liner Morro Castle a few weeks
ago.
Paris celebrated the national grape
festival on Sunday when thousands of
Parisians watched street urchins pick
300 tons of grapes from artflcial vines
made of paper erected on the cobblestones
of Place du Tort re.
William Green, Federation of Labor
chief, told the convention at San
Francisco, that the major strikes of
the country have been caused by the
failure of employers to follow the
plain mandates of the law.
Bronx county, N. Y., police authori-1
ties have come into possession of 13
letters belonging to Bruno Hauptmann,
extortionist and alleged kidnaper,
that refute all of his claims
for an alibi in the Lindbergh case.
In superior court at Hutherfordton,
N. C.? Judge Warlick ruled that 67
families of strikers at mills in that
county, must either vacate mill
houses or put up bonds guaranteeing
rent of the houses for a period of one
year. ?
Frau Worth, wife of' the t former
mayor, of, Langevie^en, Germany,
hanged herself in u cell after Bhe had
been held for 16 months as a hostage
for her husband who had fled tho
country because of his oppositiqn to
the Nazi regime.
Three persons were shot to death
at Chico, Cal? in a series of gunfights
apparently growing out of a search
by a state policeman, a filling station
operator and a jeweler, supposedly
drunk, were victims.
This season's sales of leaf tobacco
on the Fairmont, N. C., market hare
totaled 22,982,850 pounds at an average
of $24.89 per hundred pounds.
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TO COTTON GROWERS AND BUSINESS MEN OF
KERSHAW COUNTY
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The first tiling to do fief ore you buy any car is to drive it
And the Ford V-8 welcomes this test.
You will appreciate its 85 horsepower V-8 engine, ft Ss the
only V-8 engine in any car selling for less than $2500.
But performance can cost little or much. What are the facts
on Ford V-8 running costs?,
There you can rely on Henry Ford's statement that the new
Ford V-8 is the most economical Ford to operate ever built.
The Ford V-8 saves you money on gas?on oil. Further, in
that distant day when parts may need replacement, remember
that Ford parts are economical as they always have been.
You will want to investigate the added protection to your
wife and children offered by the Ford welded all-steel body.
You will want the safety and dependability of a strong front ,
axle and welded steel spoke wheels..
You know that the Ford has always been an honest, dependable,
economical car. It must have more value built into it
because the records over past years show that its trade-in
value has always been very higfi. And don't forget?Ford
prices have not been raised this year?they have been reduced
! Delivered prices are now at the low point for the year.
A V-8 is no longer the privilege of the wealthy. Ford has
- ; made V-8 performance available to almost everyone. Come
in today and drive the Ford V-8. Test its performance, comfort
and economy for yourself.
Redfearn Motor Company
Camden, South Carolina
Br C>Hti lo nvtag hi to warthoutM. Now momy
iwMifcli in Kershaw County. Many a
/ family lo considering tho purchaoe of a now \
/ aihaoMlf. \
/ M yo?v or anyoao you know, lo considering 1
I buying a cor, tho facto contained In thlo advortioomont
wM woN repay careful otudy.
Y The purchase of an automobile lo eecond I
\ only te the purchase of a home ... An invest- i
\ meat where you will want to look for satlsfac- y
V Men next year, and tho year of tor, as woll as now. X
THE TRUTH ABOUT
THESE THINGS
i la the relations between Ford dealers and the car-buy(nf
public, it !j 'curable that all facts and rtatcmcnts
1 should be presented clearly and without confusion.
The TRUTH About Wheelbaso: The Ford V-8 comes to you
in only one wheelbase?a full 112 inches* There is
bo doubt or question about this. When we refer to
(he Ford V-8, always mean this ear in this
alee . . And it is important to realize?In add-on??
that because tho V-8 is a compact engine, every Ford
has added expensive-car roominess?V-8 construction
saves engine space which becomes usable body space*
tlw TRUTH About Delivered Prices; At no time this year
have Ford V-8 prices been raised. Instead, they havo
been reduced. When choosing a car you should consider
and compare delivered pricee-r?not merely advertised
F.O.B. prices. And you should consider what
equipment the delivered prices Include
The TRUTH About Equipment: The following equipment
Is included on all Ford DeLuxe Models without extra
charge. It is part of the delivered price. Safety glass
throughout) two matched-tone horns; twin cowl
lamps) 14 gallons of gas in tank) colored wheels)
cigar lighter and ash receptacles) fenders matching
body) two adjustable sun visors.
Hm TRUTH About Economy of Operation: The New Ford V-8
costs less to operate than any other Ford ever built.
It is extremely economical on gasoline and oil and itn
upkeep is slight also. You get Ford V-8 performance,
faster pickup, and ability to get places without driving
strain, but yaa pay no extra running costs.
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