The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 11, 1946, Image 9
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Kent Miller's Camden-Tnined Horse that led a grand-sweep parade at Belmont Park, N. Y.
Iidm Hones
wt Sian Hi
and NalicMttd
bridge, Barma Read And
Finiah la Order
Naiaed
CMte lunraes. ElkrMta Bomui
M and Rstogio ffhiho* ta llio
a aaed In the Grand Natlonnl
i^lfirtirfff at Belmont Park in
t ToA aa week Thonda7.
bet Mhler’e Elkrtdse had Im-
S loberta up and the yonnsnter
a kiac np ha tack last yoor to
MM a trainer piloted hla mount
jllk oUkime ekllL Be kopt hla
H odd the pace tor moat it the
m Bile Jaunt and then went
hr Oe chipe with three hedgaa
W cleared.
tone Road, another Camden*
ihed horse, toting IdS ponnda to
hridre’s ISl made a game hid
MSh the stretch as he sonsht
ibplkate his 1944 rlotory in this
hSe—bat it wasn’t qnite good
nird in die race was Mrs. C. B.
Ini' Refugio and fowrtk was
Dfird Sharpe's Lieut WeH To Che
hMT went a gold cup presented
memory of hirs. Harry Payne
httsey. This will be held tor a
w by Kent MUler who gained
seanent posseulon of a ’mini*
hre.
lint money was $tl.4tS in this
kbit of the natkm's steepledhases
S 13krid(e won in a rush to the
■t foing to the tar torn the last
to and a drire to the wire fire
tothi ahead of the tsTorad and
Seeighed Burma Road.
Ronge Pragon, belonging to Mrs.
M. A. Cashman and hero ot many
throngh-the^ield tests in recent
years, attar taking the lead in his
asoal style and then relinquishing
k to Mrs. Ester DuPont Weir’s
galactic, nmning mate of Burma
Road and alee a Camden horse, fell
at the sewenth of the nineteen
tompe. He suffered a broken
shoulder and had to he destroyed.
He was eight years oM and had
won fiTe of nine this year.
ROCK HILL M ROWKRHOUtl
Rock Hill dlsplayd sensaUonal
power in slaoi^terlng Anderson
high schooL 61 to 0, hefure 1.000
fans al Roek HIR last Friday night
WInasrs of the atate tiUe last year
Gie Rock Hill team is title hound
again, hawing not been scored on
this season.
Sumter Showed its power la de*
feaUng Qhftney, 16 to 0. before a
capacity crowd of 4.00t tons la the
Gamecock city.
Lancaster continued along the
Tictory road by spanking Monroe,
N. C., II to II.
Sawannah, Ga., Highs defeated
the Columbia Caps, 14 to I. bMon
7,000 fans at Melton field in Colum
bia. Brookland-Cayce and OlymfRa
were also winners in last week’s
fish night battles.
Build Additimi
Huj^inent Hmne
On East DeKalb
An additloa. TO feet l<mg and 10
feet In width is being added to the
plant of the Camden Tractor and
Implement company on Bast De-
Kalb street
The original salesroom and stor
age structure was ereeted
spring and the growto of tihe flna
hjis been so pronounced that H has
been found necessary to aurite sa
addition.
Across the street the Myers Mot
or company la constructing a mod
em grease and waMi rack baOk of
the main garage.
No ’’male wltehee” hawe ewar
baen conwleted In Amarlea and wevy
tew in Bngiand.
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PIRl rrivention wkkk
This week October 6-11 Is Fire
Is
Prewentlon WeMi end we are re
minded to obeerwe it ... not only
this week but ewery WMk for this
obserwanee of the wotk is but a
drop In the bucket as comparsd
with ths wlgUanea we should heap
all the time . .. Firee In the home
about tba premlsea In the weeds
—all take their td of humaa life
and property . . . And yon knew
.the foreet fire ean trawel faster
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iPHOtPHORUg AND LIMI-41EAL
NUTRITION AIDd
’’Phocitoorus and lime are basic
minerals of lUA as all plant and
animal Uto naed large qnantitlea of
them.” says P. 8. Williamson. Oem-
son supeiTlaor ot TVA anlt test
demonstrations, discussing a raoent
wisit of New York and Florida nu
trition antborltiea to states In the
TVA area.
Regarding the South’s ability to
grow cower crops and winter weg-
etablee, Wililamson quotee Cor
nell’s Dr. C. M. McCay’s eommmit
on the Southern climate;
"It is wonderful. Winter can be a
healthful growing season down
South.”
He cites also the oomment of Dr.
Ottida Abbott, Unlwerslty of Florida
hmne nutritionists, on the "chain
rmction” started when poor laud
Is treated with phoephorus, cal-
dam. and other mlaerals as need-
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*7lntritlous grasses and clowera
crowd out weed bwrbege. *rhe
greater quantity of torage eontains
more protein, more wttuait&s, jnore
minerals, more starches, more eng-
,ars. The former can feed more
llwestock and thay grow faster,
breed better, and produce better.
The sod checks erosion; fertility
Increeees.
‘*With .more money, the people
liwe better. Inspired by enccest tq
creating new life on their own
farms, they become better citisenA
anxions to help their neighbors do
likewise.”
The 171 TVA UBit test deown-
stration fUrms In South Ctrdlus
are reel object leseoM to help our
people along theoe lines, William-
BOB deelsres, adding:
"We sre wery fortunate to South
Carolina bueauee of our climate
eondttions. There is uo reaeon why
our Itwestock tanners in this state
can’t haws some sort of graslng
crop the year rounR It must be re
membered, thouidL that if theoe
graslng crops ara to UMka optteum
growth and really be of bed qual
ity they must be well tortUtoed.
Slnee phosphorus usd lime are real
ly the hasle mlaiiuls of life, they
are abadately
fled tanulng."
itial tor diweral-
TURKEY RANGES SAVE
ON PEED RILLS
MUCH
A good turkwr pastare system
way saws 16 to 16 percent of the
feed bill, says Lse W. Herrick,
Qemson extension turkey special
ist. adwlslng turkey owners to hawe
a range ready when poults ara tak
en out d the brooder houses next
spring.
When turkeys are Included In the
farm plans, ample space may be
glwen to them. It takes about 10
acrea of pasture for 1000 turkeys
each year, pointa out Mr. Herrick.
Whera a term Is to be used ewery
year for raising turkeys, it Js nec-
•aaary to hawe 10 acrea per 1000
turkeya raisad, using a range only
once in three yeara.
The two yean the range N "Idle”
are not wasted, for the farmer teMT
wen use^e acreage tor elltor
crops. Twids following turkey pwe
tnre arq increased to aueh an ex
tent that la aome arses farmer| lat
taikey produeen range tuikuyu on
their fielda. iwt free, Mr. Herrick
aaya.
If the number of turkeys raised
eerii year wtil not cower the whole
farm In threa yeara. it would be
well to plan a four-year or awes
flwe-year rotation or to allow morp
than 10 acres per 1000 turkeyu in
order to cower ewentually the whole
farm.
It there are not 10 acres per
1000 turkeys on the farm, It may
be necessary to rent pasture tor
the turkeys one year or to reduce,
the number raised. For 5000 tur
keys each year the producer should
have kt« least a 1504cre farm.
Fall planning asauree good green
pastures for the turkeys instead ot
the "weed patches”. Italian rye
grass, oats, barley, or a mixture of
these may be us^ for early spring
and late fall gracing. Cowpeat. soy
beans, Sudan grass, lespedesa, kud-
«u, or permanent sod may be used
for summer and early fall graslng.
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TERMITES?
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Before it is too late, have it
cheeked thoroughly.
KILL ’EM WITH A
FIVE-YEAR GUARANTEE
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