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Paul Edward Blitch, of Pembroke, Social the viaited friends here Sunday. Happenings for M,ss TinY Lee Alderman viaited In �eek . Claxton TWI) PHONES: 100 AND 2158.B.. during the week end The Kime 1_. Temples, of Augusta, IS VIS- Alousu' Theater First Section relatives Jesse of itlng here thIs week Waters, Waynesboro. spent Hurnilton Arden, of Guyton. was a First Section MISS Aldlna Cone has returned MOTION PICTURES Sunday In the ciby VISItor here tiunng the week from SEE and HEAR! SEE and HEAR! a of some time In IS v... m Lee stay Augusta. Mrs. Linwood Talton trng Walter Sewell. of Atlanta. was I STATESBORO,GEORGIA PAGES ONE TO EIGHT J. H Brett, of was a Atlanta WIth relatives a VISItor here dur-ing the week end. Savannah, PAGES ONE TO BIGHT , VISItor here tfie week end A MUSICAL COMEDY BULLOCH during Frank DeLeach was a buainess VlS- Masters H P Jones and John Eg- TIMES J. D McDougald, of IS itor In Macon last week bert Jones last week In Savannah. spent Atlanta -- (STATESBORO NEW�TATESBORO spending Borne trme here WIth rela- EAGLE) Misses Sonia and Dorothy Fine. of MI. and Mrs. L E. Tyson Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. June Bulloch Times, Established 1892 spent tives 21,23,2� were Stateshoro Consolidated 17 ' 1917. Savannah, VISItors here Tues- Sunday WIth Iriends In Allendale, S C. News, E.tabllshed 1901 January Elwin of STATESBORO, Smith, Atlanta, IS - Statesboro Eagle, Establiahed GA., THURSDAy, JUNE 26, 1930 day. Hubert Crouse left dunng the week VISIting 1917-Consolidated December 9, 1910. his father, D. C. for "SUNNY SIDE UP". MIsses SallIe and Nannie for Atlanta, where he Smith, several Beasley has accepted a I were days, With and Charles Farrell. visitors In Savannah the POSItIon, Janet Gaynot Songs, story and dialogue by De Sylva, Brown during MISS FIRE DEPARTMENT �eek. Tom I Madge Cobb. who has been Kennedy. of Waycross, visited & Henderson, and directed by David Butler. This gorgeous entertainment is the HOOVER TARIFF IS EDITORS at Zebulon is at musical MEETING Miss Lucile hIS teaching ' home for the TO STAGE DANCE DORMAN:S FRIENDS Edwards, of Claxton, sister, Mrs. Henry Howell, during supreme achievement of stage and screen. All singing, all talking and dancing. CONTRACf IS IEf was the week-end the week, summer. ��g�-:��fRk�T guest of Mrs. J. who see this will no doubt be able to that �eople C. Mr. and Mrs. picture say they have Been the best picture AN ADDED Announcement is made that the Miller. Mrs T, F. Brannen is Edgar Jones, of Sa- BURDEN IS WEU ATIENDED vIsItIng her II GIVEN A FULL DAY have to move were this You'll find this to be a heaven of with Stateahoro fire .department will watermel�ns begun FOR A, LeWIS Mrs vannllh, visitora here during the year. delight the sheet of spon ROAD PAVING Hursey spent the week daughter. Claude In to Barfield, seven.th (lOT F an old-time market from Bulloch eounty during end week end, songs. Smart and a musical With a �ngels TON ill E R BUYS IN square dance at the In Savannah With hiS R Americus bright, delight, sunbeam chorus of 100 dancing dolls. S TAT E S B 0 R 0 IS the A brother. on the HOST TO CELEBRATION present week and several carloads telephone m_ge at t_ E. , M,.s Geraldme Averitt WORLD'S HIGHEST MARKETS ,sorarmory night of July 4th, be ANNIVERSARy\ Hursey. Edgar McCroan has returned spent last All singing and dancing: "Turn On the Heat;" start to VISITORS AT o'clock this aftemoon from strut; wiggle and wobble and at 9 AT IS MARKED BY THRILLING will go forwam today and temorrow. from PIMe week at Pembroke With her WHICH ARE MADE HIGHER. ginning Plenty of musrc LUNCHBO� Mrs. Legree of COUSin, warm .o'clock. J ABCKEL Donaldson, at Ea. Kennedy. Jackson- Emory Univeraity, where he has been up the hut for papa; it's thirty below. that you'll hear are: "I'm a HOTEL_ SERIES OF While the melons art! of "'"e and Point, •• Fay Lanier. Songs Dreamer, and callers Will be provided. The SPORTS. good nounc'l' that the ville. IS her III pub- contraet ... Fla, VIsiting mother. Mra school are said to Aren't We All?" "You Find the Time, I'll Fmd the Place," Side Atlanta, June24,::Southern farm- I lic is invited to WIth the color, they he gonerally been let for the E. J Foss I Mrs. Lawton Brannen, of Metter, "Sunny Up, "You've Got toda,. panna '" Eugene Jones. who has been ers will no \ partlcl��te G. in mferior when the 16 mil... of Me receive rehef from the Re- firemen In the festiVities (D. B., Savannah News) That was a cut, laekmg that bright road In Mi.s VISited her sister, Mra. J. P Picking Petals Off of Daisys," "Turn On the Heat," "If I Had a Picture of of the "full" day Alfred Dor- BalIoeh Marlon Jones 18 Ing In IS attend-, Foy, dur Talking county on the viSIting her Tech, Atlanta, at home for publican tariff bill color which is necessary to insure Swainsboro ...... the week. You" and to recently passed,' evening. June n man hIS The aunt, Mra. Frank the summer "It's Great Be Necked." This great show, runs for three Statesboro, Go, 23.-After gave friends here yesterday I price I. Jones, at Wlnston- days, Saturday, rather It adds to the best prices. $354.854.66. and the Mr and Mrs, Thomas already heavy delicious luncheon at the Jaeckel Ho- the contracto," are Salem, N. C Mrs. W. H. Evans. of Monday and And word "full" 18 used In its ��======the Call1pbell and Mrs J. ling Tuesday. economic burden of Southern Si":,mon. SylvaDla, were VISitors tel tendered them the Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs F. I A here during by Stateaboro fullest sense-It Columbus. Ga. Wllhams spent were VISItors In Savannah .. ture, Eugene a�l�ul-: was a day filled with �ranan the week end. Talmadge, 59'843 ENROUED Chamber of Commerce. the members with her "College P. G. ' Sunday father, Joshua Ev- during the week Coquette" WALKER, Mgr. "Such Men Are til' of commission-I action and a crowd Dangerous" agriculture, declares, adding of the tilled with rations COUNTY ���M_� Harold A"eritt retumed Monday I First Diatrict Preas Association CENSUS I that the new law creates a If else is Hinton reorganized, revived and anythlllg needed to make a TOO MANY Booth leCt for week In as LIGHTS Tuesday At- Savannah the guest that cannot last long. condition', IN ST'ATE' SCHOOLS revit;ahzed lanta where Springs, Ark. the organizatIOn With the election to- full cccasicn=-well-c- he will spend several Mrs Henry Olhff "The SHOWS INCREASE M��ll���_�lq�l�ma�d��_b���======�======�======;�Mrs. Dew Groover motored to Sa- E, T. was a business " cotton farmer of the Mr. and Mrd. E, A. Youngblood CAMPING PARTY South' SENIOR day of the As we days Oft busineas. John Donaldson ofl Smith and Mary CLASSES FOR PAST following officera: said It was a bIg time for AI- left vannah for the vtsttor In Savannah buys in the AND Monday Ruth Lanier Thursday day. Saturday, Enjoying a hlghest market III the Robert E. L TRAFFIC LAWS Mrs J. A spent last week In At- camping party at the" YEAR HAD MORE Majors, ClaxtoJ En- COUNTY SHOWS GAIN OF of IS for, THAN 12,000 fred and hia friends when 364 MIller, 6taxton, Birmingham, Ala. where he has ac- Mrs, CCCII Kennedy was among the of VISited world," say. Mr. "and the I D�rman Ianta on buainess George Parrish, Jesup, Hodges landing last week were Misses Talmadge, terprise, Paul AND spending some time WIth a MEMBERS. president; R.trden. STATESBORO 169 IN I'AST )ler son, J cepted pOSItIOn VISitors III Savannah the tariff law everybody from Bulloch MOTORIST. FOLLOWING ORIGIN. Mrs D during week. hIS parents, Mr and Mrs. H, S Par- Sara Mae and present makes that market' Glennville county and C. ?hller and C. McDollgald IS Smith, Menzie Cum- Sentinel. vice-president. TEN YEARS. AL family Misses Lucy Mae Brannen and 1 VISIting MIke Donaldson left for Then the ROUTE, FAILED TO BBTrBa Mrs Monday rish, Monday Bertie Mae and higher he must sell his and D G. neighbnring counties, even 08 far Mr and Mrs W Elfz-, Jesse McDougald In Anderson mmg, Reta Lee, and pro-I Athens, Ga. June 25 -Enrollment BIckers, Savannah OF E anti abeth Sorr-ier motored to ' Mormng I3PEED 1775. McDougald Jucksonville, Fla. to VISIt his mother J E who IS an Em- ducts in the lowest market III the MISS Savannah'S C. for several McCroan, Jr, Frances and Katherine Brett; Messrs In the Georgia high schools for the News, secretary The of the nwny as Cordele, Ga. and Ftnal figures for Bulloch county Sara Hall motored to Savannah Friday for the days, 'place Spartan day Judge and Mrs A E Temples ale ory several world. because he comes tn Mrs Howell Sewell 18 Univeraity student, spent Foots Charlie Ho-.• competi- 1�29-30 session was as com- next was announced as S, C" census have been released Direc If for the Mr her Mathews, Howard, I 59,483 meeting Olax burg. gathered to tribute by SIgnal hghts again should Thursday day and Mrs. C. L Gruver and I vlsiting the at tton with pay gleam spending week Jay BIrd Srping days last week WIth his mer peon laborers earnmg from tor F R father Mr Coffin and other homefolk, SImmons. W. L Hall, and OswelJ pared WIth 57.880 for the 1928-29 sea- ton, the date to be grven out the of to Bulloch's Durden. and disclose an 111- forth from the tower of the Miss Carol Anderson IS di en ale relatives bf apprecintlon greatest Old North spending the vlaiting relatives In Brun- for her health a ten to cents a ThIS in leaving Saturday for businesa trip Hadden of Mrs. twenty day condi- sion, to III crease In church week m RIchland this week Dublin, Grady Smith according Dr J S Stewart, president due ttme-"some time booster. population during the past and a modern Paul ReveN Savannah as the guest of son and Bambrldge. Mr lind MIS J M and Mrs. tton can't last Thayer to Ftorida the long" of the soon ten of 864 for the. should M,ss Calhsta M,ss Ruby Ann Deal. who has been chaperoned party. I Univeraity of Georgia, state ufter the tobacco market cl sea," It was In celebratton of the tenth years county. dash away In a modern aute. McTYl'e. Mrs Nettle • •• Brmson, of Foley, Fla, Harvey Brajmen motored to Savannah • •• "Campaign promises made farmer. school In high school who has com- he warned, of The figures also show a gain of 169 mobile to uroose the MISs Salhe Beasley, who haa been spent the WIth attendmg Tennessee, IS at inspector, anniversary Dorman's entry In coontryaide, what day Mr and Mrs Tuesday for the day BIRTH in the past years have Chll_1Q home for Mrs H. S Parrish to an- thirty just' a of Paul of mess III the of Statesboro for sort of a the summer Wishes pleted school enrollments GlennVIlle and bus at ppoulation Pnul teachIng at Ehzabeth N C" F Baxter • study Rarden, D Statesboro For the past trtp would have aud CIty, IS Tuesday MISS Evelyn Baxter, of Graymont, Mr and M,s J. Hardy Johnsten. of about put the farmers out of MISS Itene nounce that the' Woman's and Senior dUT- B of the Bulloch were five the same perIod a loss of 6 m how would It at home for the summer D. Arden has returned from Exchange equIpment. classes Turner, TImes, years he has held these celebra long require' DArden IB the week 13 the week WIth hel' announce the birth of a ness."he d ec 1 ares. busi-! spendIng a spendmg cousm, Helen, Ga., and e a VISit to her G,ft Shop has been at th year h ad a t0t]a 0 12 named comnuttee to a tions BI'ookiet, YOI,'d be Mr. and Mrs m brothel, Morgan Arden, leopened past f ,- prepare l.uit- annually. and each has grown sUl'prlsetll Roy Chance, of Gar- ThomasvIlle WIth Ilts Dan MISS Baxtel on June 10th. She WIll be "While the lIng f /son. and Margaret daughter her 209 Republican party 027 as able M,litIa dIstricts in the field. were hIS famIly m Macon reSIdence, Savannah avenue. prom-I compared Wlth 11,303 for the memorIal to the late W. L, Sulit bIgger than ItS Thele county whIch Back in 1775 the orlgtnal Paul Re guests Wednedsay of his Arden and hIS Mr and Mrs J J of called Yonah Jean, MIS Johnston isad tal Iff to the lltedecessors famIly Murphy, Sa- Your rehef farmers of show an Increase are Mr and MrB Carson patronage appreciated prevIous sessIOn van, of the 'frue will have to be a Stnkholo, Regis vere rode a horse over SIster, Mrs E N Brown Juhan Clark Jones and (19jltp) the, Waynesboro turning down now, good practl. has returned to At- vannah. spent the week end as guests WIll be remembered as MISS Agnes ••• country, the law PreSIdent CItizen, of The r,umber of accredited schools for several years an offIcer or- ter, Statesboro and EmIt dlstl'lcts. cally deserted Mrs. Hugh of lunta chIldren, Brooklet, were VIsItors Hoover, of �he howevct', for Dorman can't do more country roads until be Wllhams, Blrmmg- after spendIng a few days WIth of Ml anti Mrs G. West. Robinson SIgned n few fUlls to III the Armstrong FOR MISS WATERS days ago grant m D,stricts losses nre was IS cIty durIng the week I GeorgIa incl'easeti dUllng the pres- galllzatlOn fol' IllS fnends ever thun he did s)\owlllg Lockhart, finally caught by a of ham, Ala. spending some tlllle WIth hIS Mrs. on yes patrol mother, H Clalk Mr and Mrs C, B Vlnmg and MISS In honor rehef cotton, We wanted a I Bllar of MISS Irma of hIgh ent sessIon from 393 to 407 Of these Enthuslllstic were Brooklet, Blitch British :her James Gould JImmy Sunday apent Sunday at Mr Waters, thanks votea to terday. There were fifteen hundred Patch, Hagan, soldIers beyond Lexlgton brother, Bernard have a and Mrs. C, R. Floyd, of Sa- mIllion bales lvlcDougald spent several DaISY Vtntng returned from N. was of cotton. but thIS we and Portal Allendale, S. WIth C'harlotte, C., the pretty bridge accredited schools 378 are white the Statesboro Chamber of Com or more InVltatlOn. about 17 mIles from IllS Geoz:ge Gould, from VlS- C, Mrs Sunday announce the birth of a 1407 guests present by startmg point. Waycross. days durmg the week tn VISit to relatives In Atlanta, SOCIal vannah, duty on Jute which three and their httle party Wednesday afternoon at which displaces WIth a total of and 29 merce, J, E Dorman The figures for the entIre county The same Hed Mrs. W, E son, Jimmy, has 54,928 students, McCroan, Guy Wells, had prepared for exactly that horseback ride was macla 'lis mother. Gould, Salem. N C, WIth fllends. CIrcle anti Watkmsville. daughter June 8th, She been were refused. No was Mrs. J B Johnson was duty placed for 1930 and 1920 are Us foliows' Mrs Nina Horne hostess. She are colored With a total of stu- Dave Turner and Peter Donaldson for number-and had a Sergt. D. 'for sOTeral last week, left Sunday for the name Mrs 4,861 prepared double by Rhodes, recently on the days Gus SOl rler and Rufus Cone return- Mrs John who has gIven Frances Fay ,. which come Frankhn, been inVited four tables of vegetables from the the 1930' 1920 MISS Wilma Brannen Batnbrldge where she will be the guests and car- dents hospltaitty extended to the portion for each What he spread be al\niver�ary of the orIgInal event. De IS apendmg cd Frtday from Athens, where her Mrs. A. Tem- Floyd Will be remembered as M,ss writers Bulloch Wlnston-, VISIting daughter, fled out a scheme of and Philippines." Dr. The County 26.497 26.133 guest of Mrs. Stewart called atten- went III the fore the crowd spIte numerous the week With her Mrs hnve Cltfford Chapel Marvolee of th,s pink yel- especlBl party morning to would have filled three of stops to attend Plllul aunt, O. H. been attending school pies, at IS now With her Waters cIty. "A few of the onll CIty Statesboro 3,976....-s.807 J Augusta. son, low She served 'salad many Items tlOn to the Revere W. Rigga, who has been • • • congealed with the fact that there are 501,- South Georgia Teachers thousand And that is Town ceremontes at historic Tletgen. In Jacksonville, Fin MISS Martha Donaldson theYI attend- J. W the affected, College, comfortably of Brooklet 536 GOO spote has l�rankhn and hiS family. a tmted by bIll are' The duty on corn the beverage. Her to MISS 410 books In hhrarle. of the visited and Town of Portal • the route. 'G rady DonaI of Ra mg UniversIty of IS at gIft GeorgIa l!Iapected bUildings, why'the word "full" has been streas 374 along Sergt. Rhodes reach. INCelgh. "ed from a VISIt tit0 ler SIS Georgl8, Mr and Mrs MISS RUTH McDOUGALD raised from fifteen was, dson, er.return-IM Leshe NICholas and Waters was cents a bushel to home for the old English I schools greeted of the was cd so Mllttla DlstrlCts- cd the where Revere 1s VISIting hIS parents, Mr, and Mrs. summer vacatIOn. who has been speclahztng m Methods dustmg pow- many classes. fully loc,,"ty wa. cap VirgIl Durden. at Graymont. httle "on left Sunday for their homo der. twenty-five cents a bushel. The Sinkhole for under directIOn of M,ss NIta a duty In amazed at the was 1.927 1.383 tured in than J. W at rs., Paul Lewis left the week Beginners Prof, Donehoo, charming Laboratory equipment these improvement in the It 12 30 when the orchestra less three houl'll. Fur. Donaldson, Pembroke. Mr and Mrs A L during In some 4" on oats was raIsed. Register deTrevllle, Tampa after spending time Leo Mehrtens for the an- was The duty on rough 1,191 1.024 Mr. and of, for Dubhn, where he has past year, bride-elect, given a lemon fork. 1 same IIlstitutlOns was valued at $591,- grounds, and even more astounded at from S. C., to Lockhart thermore, Sergt. 'Rhodes had started Mrs Fleming Lester, WIth accepted WIth wa. Spartanburg, began 872 1,011 Swamsboro, were guests Monday of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Henr) nounces the opening of a Stud,o of M,ss Mac riCe raised. The duty on dried \" cr Lucy Brannen made 035 for the current sessIon. Of the the announcement that more than '600 pour out that Briar from Boston in.tead of the on II mother and of A m employment dUring the summer high I jazzy, mys Patcq 2,190 2,529 spot uncle, I te, La, M r. an d M rs. G I b son J0 h ns ton WIllIams, were MUSIC at her home, 221 South Main chetTIes was raised from two cents dreamy, They accompanird score. Her was students are Hagin "the Mrs A has St. are prize Godey prints. white teachers connected with Geor- regIstered and terIous wall. The 2,250 2.483 opposiM shore" of the Chari.. a\'e visiting Mrs. R F Lester. Mr Temples returned to Classes open for all . attendmg Hungarian young nnd IIfrs. Frank have I home by her nieces, Misses grades A a pound to six cents a The Statesboro Cooper her Evelyn of handkerchICf case for low SCOre pound the summer 7,400 6,861 river where Mrs, C. H home m Augusta nfter musIc With especllll plans for be- was I gla schools 61 per cent are women, school courses. The chapel man who stood up in front of h,s the Revolutionary Paul Parrish and daughter. returned to their home In I spending Dekle and Brown. on Brooklet At!anta Carolyn gIven Mrs. Glenn duty marashclno cherries was 2,252 2.899 the week end WIth relatives here. ginners (19jun2tc) Jennings. I and 39 per cent are men, Seventy- hour was changed so that the vlsltora orchestra waved his hands and h,s Emit tlrst put spurs to his horse. Se�. ������d���n�te� __ Mrs&� placed at nine and a half cents a "', 1,919 1,838 IlIne of meet the student a Blitch Rhodes no were VISitors here per cent these teachers hold mIght body. Each body III dreamy sort of way. much 1,402, 1,404 believes that lf long step. ton, Saturday, ��E���N��;� and a cent ad Cooper pound forty valorem. • Portal ehoo and whereas the remain- was presented to hIS contm like a snake said te had been made he could have com· Mrs. Daisy of SOCIal Mrs. Bruce Olhff motored •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I college degreea, county is do when try- 3.034 3,8511 Abercrombie, Mrs. Charles Burckhalter has af-, The duty had been only an ad valorem NevllB to as the st od to 1,215 over I. Savannah Tuesday for the mg twenty-one per cent have complet- gent newspaper fellows ing charm a bird for hI dInner pleted the trip In somethIng 811 Circle, spending the summer With turned to her home III reo, day. I akeland. -Fla " So won't be Mr and ed two or more of co work. upon the and the Those who hour. her Mrs C. B, Mrs C M, and there. .many �araschino years liege stage bIg groups. say they know musIC, saId daughter, Vining after a vlslb to her other. Mrs Cummmg cherrIes Imported mto thiS country -- one after rose in In order to settle the Mr. and Mrs daughter. MISS MenZIe VIS- another, the packed that walitng, plamtive, dIscordant question of D, C. Smith and sons H Waters Cummm!\'. for the next few The I years. duty Colonia' have returned Ited In Savannah the week. audItorIUm. sound whIch came from that orchestra VETERANS LIKELY horBe versus modern auto from where IItr. and Mr red T. Lamer during lemons was onla Blitchton, have raIsed one-half cent The a local edItor. Mr Guy was abead of that mobIle, P. J of sal· they have a Bealy Smith. student at Emory SPALDING FARMER Turner, anything anybody Malarney, Boston, ';njoyed camp1ng trIp. returned from ew York whereW, pound. The duty On green peas Wells. of the had ever heard lied forth the other an\! followed Mr. and Mrs Flrandes of CI,ty, UniverSIty, Atlanta, IS hid was: preSident 1Il.9tltutlOn; anywhere of before day Field. they attended the bankers conven- vlsltmg raised from one cent to cents GET $30 A MONTH of the de- the the same route covered Paul Re were the parents, Mr, and Mrs, D C. th�ee I Lowry Axley",head Enghsh Anywny. crowd hati been worked by Brunswick, week-end guests tton last week SmIth. a The on omons pound. duty II of . RAISES NO the vere CO"""ON part Savannah Into a sort Instead of a oOf their Mrs. Ellie Bascom Rackley, of was, High School, of stupor "lhen they fintsh LAST LEGISLATURE RAISED horse, Malarnq mother. FICld Rev and Mrs. J D. Peebles JacI
WILD CAT OIL WELLS FROM BOARD PALETTE TO MORTAR )P.·T. A. Institute' ,THREE ARE HURT TIMES There are two sides to tho problem May Jlave. Poultry BULLOCH (Want At Teachers WHEN DIRTY PROGRAM of oil conservation', , SHOES AND .. College AN AUTO ACCIDENTiIN1;--S-LA-TS-'-D-I-AR�Y�' Sale Next Monday Less than two percent of the active Middle Life ONE CENT A WORD PER ISSUE Sunday School of The fourth �- parent-teacher (B:v Ross Farqubar.) c;;;;;;;;tloQ Or� 5tatesbOrO 1Il';\\'9 On account of the low on 'ltbe oil wells in the United States produce �------__ prices the River ASSOCiation, at Lawrenee .0 AD TAKEN FOR LESS THf.N school of instruction of the South Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hall, of 408 WILL BE WELCOMED It market and over half of our petroleum output. I A Friday-well at the tonite we local the glutted condition Baptist June 1930 Church, Year. CENTSAd'�S' Georgia Teachers at Eve street, Augusta, and Mrs. Meadie party 29, College, Supscription, $1.50 per Suffering , College- I'ARENTS WILL HAVE is this reason that thousands of wild a of the Savannah market, we have de- TIME TO �ENTY.FIVE in of played post Office witch is game WE� ithoro, is session. Among the dis- Kinney, Varnville, S. C., were at KEEl' drill . CLEAN HOUSES Owner. cat wells are continually being "TimEE yeara ago, whear kiss sum bud- cided to operate n poultry car out of' WHEN Session and - Morning D. B. TURNER, Editor tinguished Parent Teacher officials Dr. B. A. Deal's hospital enrly today you a need for curtail I was in bad SEE US for your tobacco sticks. Statesboro over the & Flor- CHlLDUEN ARE GONE. ed where there is for dy sum limes if they Georgia 10':30. serviee-c-O. H. Owens. RAINES HARDWARE CO. scheduled for addresses at the inati- treatment for injuries received l. Song March Mrs. (2tc)' . � Entered as second-class matter rnent because of over-production. health," says ore in a ida Monday, June 30th, provided are: when their Ford good yumer like 10:40. Welcome-P. I. P. Edenfleld. _ tute sedan at States B. of FOX RENT-Six-room at overturned on (Greer at the postolfice said On that J. Bean, bungalow can that will Tribune) 23, 1905, It is good authority • Jane was when 'I called get bids justify holding a the Claxton road Response-Rev. A. E. Fulmer. under the Act of Con 9 Eaat Olliff St. W. G. RAINES • Thursday, July 3-"Heulth' Work ten miles south of "You boro, Ga., Kirbyville, Tau. � sale. horrid boy. How could you be the necessity for curtailed production her in to th" room for a the Bids will not be received 10:50. March 1879. (19jun2tc) . Mrs. Bruce Carr Statesboro about 7 o'clock Devotional_:_J. D: Kirkland. gress 3, WI waa going Responsibility," this morn- so careless as to walk over the clean will not extend beyond the book of 2c I until Thursday, which is too late weito 11 :00. probably SEED PEAS for stamps. The Church a critical sale, mixed, $3.50 Jones, national director of the aum- ing, Due to the the floor with Co-Operating in through slippery road, announce your muddy shoes? Here next nine months. Therefore, the bushel. to a prices in this issue of the' With All per HENRY BLITCH, car alid got thinking bout it Activities-A. F. Joiner RAILROAD REqULATION and I auffel' mer roundup. into a ditch and was I am all tired out from �ts of the low of oil time, Phone 4031. badly that we will working to dustry, in spite price (26junltp): and it is a funny thing paper. It is possible not and Rev. W. H. Robinson. eda lot. Friday, 4-"The State each of the occu- - The Oregon Public Commission and of must FOR July Organ- crushed, injuring make this house clean enough to live and the high price drilling, RE�T Three connecting rooms about a Ksis. You cant receive any bids and for that reason Special music. beck hurt .ization and its Relation to the Local pants about the face by broken and come the Jnterstate Commerce Commission for new sources of "My convenIent to bath. MISS ADDIE glass. in, you along and undo it search incessantly have it with out giveing would advise all those who have poul- 11 : 30. Annua" address. almost all the 129 P.-T. A.," Mrs. R. H. Hankinson, pres- Mrs. Hall was also hurt an are seeking to force the Oregon-Wash or or more PATTERSON, East Main street internally. all. You are ungrateful boy." supply. Six months a year it to Sum 1 else. try for sale to get in touch with. your 12 :80, and Telephone 119. the Par- The had been in Dinner.. '. Railroad and Co. to time, my lap Ident of Georgia Congress family visiting Such was the an ington Navagation arc to drill the dis (12juntf): Doisy before greeting given to required average SaterdaY-I geBs I county agent bringing poultry Aftemoon Sesslon and ankles ached. FOR RENT-Two or three rooms all ent and Teachers. and were home. Mrs. Kin- build railroad line in Central Oregon. work was returning eager-faced ten-year-old when he covery well. If exploratory a to the cars. Prices will be announced boy made miss take tonite 2.00. '" head hurt me modem On an of- is Mrs. Hall's mother is Song' aervlce, The railroad is an .My convenien�8; possesB'io� This is unusual opportunity ney and about returned home from seeking injunction discontinued the period of con on which will be distributed' school, opened during \ until 8Ometim.. I July 1st. MRS. OPHELIA KELLY ,j when I was at Blisterses handbills, 2:15. Rev. Pierce the fered members of the Parent-Teacher 70 years of age. the door and for Devotional...... , against order. re North Zetterower ave. We are not called, gladly, his servation, under-production might would be almost past going. 9 19jnn1te): ======house for supp-s-when I throughout the county. Stewart. The case will to the Alisociation. It is to be hoped that mother. He had been undoubtedly go sult. .. away since ,.. I had used Cordui be LOST-Two Studebaker keys in lock was at Blisterses house expecting very high pric!)s. 2,:25. Business sellion. court the land. The final each of the fourteen associtions af- Council of Parent and Teachers, if am was highest in What is of is a hap lost near station on North morning. He glad to get home. wanted, course, how much I filling for dinner. It was a ham an E. P. JOSEY, County Agent. at will. foro, and:,lmew Bulloch of -this means of egg sup Adjourn decision will affect railroad in Main street a week ago. Suitable re filiated with the County Coun- taking advantage di- And most of all he wanted to Bee his every py medium, with neither under nor had after improved takina MRS. --dinner and his rna ast me how I the United States and have a W. R. cil will send one or more representa- recting the attention of our P.-T. A. mother. bearing over-production. The supply should I a bottle IUld started war.d. WOpDCOCK. ,. MORNING BRIDGE It, got (26Jun1tc) wood like to have my eggs and l sed. en the of a . tives and in this way avail them- officers this institute and to sug- Portal Man power regulatary body be as to tho demand as to U8e tq entertained the All the eagerness departed from his Young nearly equal taking it. I continued All rite, and sum 1 snickered. Mrs. D. C. Smith , in over in the coun LOST-Somewhere the Bay district selves of this wonderful chance to gest to each of you the benefits to be every public utility is humanly possible. Definite steps It for severai month.. Aiti.r members of the Nowwepass bridge face as she looked down at the tell Has on of last week, 500xlQ SundaY-Ant Emmy all ways thot Important Job Wednesday get a deeper insight into the funda- enjoyed in having a representative at- try. forward have already been taken in awhile I on Zetterower tale tracks upon the clean tloor. They regained 'my health, tire on rim with Pontiac cov'er. Will Shan kind of club home - " tung 'wils BUm pickeled a��her The at How far mentals of parent study work. tend from question iSSue is, a number' of field's in vari and I feel that I could never suitable reward. B. .your schoo!", '". weren't such "ery pronounced tracks, important pay 'Y. COLLINS, meet and had nue morning. Her prizes Friends of W. of At. . pa ���s�ay Guy Gupton, . Xplaned the in As president of the Bulloch MRS. J. then�ifter may government go directing ous states the of the have that Statesboro. (26jun1tp): • 9ount}' F,I': .ARRUTH. was won. still were there, mute testi through adoption !IOtten through His'l score ave-I they who lived In this as a to her whut -It-Wilt he sed he wander were�etures. lanta, city boy the investment of a railroad's n capi unit system of production, gas con awful time Cordul. STRAYED from my farm, three milea and low Mrs. monlals of his thoughtlessness. In hIs and V;;ithout ed when the senses man wood get to by Bradley by who has been visiting hi. par . lines or extensions? To 'west of one black male M��jtf tal in new servation laws and similar measures. Statesboro, Mrs. served eagerness to see his moth�r he forgot are house and Ant Emmy_ got ensult Harvey lfrannen. Smith ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gupton, of what it interfere with a yearling, unmarked, weighing about degree may The oil while every 'stuff- I' to clean his shoes outside the door be- industry, giving salad 400 pounds. L. A. Phone ed becua "he thot was tuna fish with' tomatoes, Portal, will be interested to know that railroad's business in ALLEN, , pa slamming policy develop effort to conserve our pe an fore entering. His childisb affection intelligent CARDUI 3912, Statesboro. Ga. (1,9jun2tp): na I • her. ed celery and iced beverage. he has accepted a position with the ment of of its system? Do certIficate troleum is likewise asaur -f ••• outbalanced his wi·sdom. resources, Women to Heolt' STRAYED-Medium sized pointer we have dissided to government as aeronautical engineer which Helps Munday-well convenience and necessary laws era of over answers dear mothers of what value is ing us that the present white with liver 'spots, an BIRTHDAY. PARTY. Ah, at dog, It's old saying that the get a cupple Bees so we 'can have Langl,y Field, Va., and will leave may protect a road from unnecessary a 1.'ake Thedfor'd's IBlack.Oraucht rrame of one a clean floor with � production will not be followed by to King; strayed away On afternoon Mrs. B. B. compared boy's with his for his new on for Coneupuuon, IndlgeiUon, to spred on are bread the yr. Friday family duties com week Suitable reward. EDWIN proof of the pudding is in the hunney competition, justify government period of under-production. BUlousnces. COIlH only 1 ago. Morris entertained about eager affection? Sam. day he will 1st. Ga. round and tonite pa ast Ant fifty young: JUly so cent a d998• DONEHOO, Statesboro, (26julI'le)� Emmy ,ulaion to force a road protected E-1eo So the proof of the the fourth birth- have outgrown this thoughtless period, eating. wood like to to the sters in celebration of Young women IU'Usts tum from lars of color 8Ild paint brushes to STRAYED-From my place. in the she go long apiary to develop its terr-itory in accordance The of Yondi, in west AII·icn, tbe1:' as the Then we shall King assist .tore is in the of her little Bernard. As just he has already outgrown sit, neatly, with folded' plasterer. to setting ornamtmta ill place atop huge pylons which adorn Sinkhole diatrrct March 1st, black shopping. and she replyed and sed she seen all day son, with the judgment of the commission claims to be the father of 180 chil about which we the main cow marked was dear baby talk days surrounded lonely cleanli entrances to the Palace at Agriculture and Food Products ot the cow and red heifer; crop the she wanted to see to weeks the young guoats arrived, punch hands, by of apes and contrary to the judgment the but 80 are living heifer un sometimes think A time ness. then we shall dren, only el the _ DISCOURAGING OUTLOOK In Utah, for example, mining is IVORY Time to Side·Dresl Both were Vienna IOe conditions of a more hazardous SOAP L. Poindexter low. prizes 1-2'. the Sausage------��------It is the principal Mrs. Mary 100, of Rush" A&P-PURE J6·0•. world. "The most peSllimistic report yet greateat industry. Wooliner, cards. After the gnme a dainty fruit I does One at the most critical times In Libby'li cllrries her busi- empioyer and the largest pay- den, Eng., still daily stint .JELLY GRAPE Cjlass was served. Six years it is said, the value heard on of the P"g. salad and bevemge ago, reorganization FLAKES 1 Oe tbe life ot cotton and corn comes roll. and it pur- Miss Orrie Brunson is spending Mrs. F. N. Grimes is spending aev- short time in Atlanta. eral days this week with her daugh- MATTRESS MAKING, FURNITURE .. the Week Social for Mrs. John al lIapfJenings of Mrs. Thomas at GolI', Metter, spent ter, Evans; Sylvania. REPAIRING and MIRRORS RESILVERED Wednesday here with friends. Miss Marguerite Turner has re- 100 AND TWu PHONES: 2GB-a we Miss Bert Lee is at home to spend turned fro� a stay of several weeks Beginning this date and continuing through July I the summer with her Florida. She visited her are on mattress renovating, Double parents. in sister, giving special prices Bernard visited friends J. H. of the McDougald spent Frank of was Mrs. E. T. Denmark at Gainesville and rolled, $2.50. Br�tt, �avannah, Donmark, Savannah, mattress, plain edge, $1.50; . . . Millen week end In the I.n Sunday. cIty. I a visitor here for the week end. her eousin, Miss Kathleen Turner, in Let us have a chance at your furniture reparrmg. Cone has returned from a Mrs. Nina Horne has returned from Harry Frank 'Aldred is visiting his bro- Jacksonville and West Palm Beach. Satisfaction guaranteed. bUllness trip to Atlanta. a visit to friends in ••• • Bainbridge. ther, Walter Aldred, in Atlanta for a of was a Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pearson, Savannah, Percy Averitt motored few days. BIRTH. H. K. HULST business visitor in the city Tuesday. to Savannah Monday for the day. MAIN ST.REET Willie Hodges ia spending some time Mr. and Mrs. Grady K. Johnston an- 333 EAST Devoted to the Economical Production and Paul Rimes left last week for New G. P. Donaldson is several Profitable spending in Savannah as the guest of J. D niunce the birth of a son June 24th. where he has a days thin week in Atlanta on business. :York, accepted posi-. McDougald. He has been named James Lane. ,=�(�2�6�"u:n:4:tc�'�)���������r���������������� Barney Averitt and Dean Futch • • • of and Live Stock, tlon.'. Mra, Charles Looney, of Sylacauga, DONER()().i.MORGAN CASON-STRINGER Marketing Georgia's Crops Misl Lessie Franklin is visiting her spent last week end in Atlanta on bus- Ala., was the weelll end guest of Mrs COOPER:__gM�H Mark�d by simplicity and dignity A marriage of cordial interest to a ilister, Mrs. Jack Denmark, at Blue iness. J. G. Moore. Coming as a surpirse to their many was the marriage Tuesday of Miss wide circle of relatives and friend. Ridge. Miss Amy Twitty, of is· Pelham, Mi.s Lilly Bell Brunuon is visiting friends was the marriage of Miss Nita Donehoo and Jason Morgan, of was that of Mis. Sara Cason of thla Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, of visiting her sister, Mrs. G. P. her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G Marion Cooper and Byron Lambert Savannah, which occurred at the home city and Marion 0'. Stringer, of Ghen- Ie.. Sylvania, were visitors in the city dalson. D. Brunson. Smith, which occurred Wodnesday, of the bride's parente, Dr. and Mrs. wood, S. C., which occurred at hllh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Sewell spent Don-I r. V. Simmons Jr. is Bpjending the June 25th, at 8 o'clock in the evening J. E. Donehoo, on Savannah avenue, noon Saturday, June 15th, at the Bap- Mr. and Mrs. 0.. A. Burney were last week end with his parents at week as the Illest 0 fhis aunt, Mrs in Macon. Dr. Sammons, pastor 0' at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The cer- tist parsonage, Rev. J. D. Peeblel, ,.. in Savannah Metter. .. business visitors during D. B. Turner. the Vi�eville Baptist church, perform- emony was' performed by Rev. Autry, pastor of the Baptiat church, olllol- the week. D. B. Turner last week end . spent R. the at the home of the C. Edwards, of Claxton, is visit ed ceremony paator of the Chriatian church at ated. Only a' few friends and rela- • Dan of viaited his in Atlanta with his Mra. EJ. T. BULLOCH Gay, Decatur, Ill., TIMES sister, The ing his aunt, Mrs. Lillie G. Collins, on bride's aunt, Mrs. M. C. Sharpe. Guyton. A color scheme of pink and tives were present. sister, Mrs. DeVane Watson, during Converse. of 'Savanna havenue. bride is the accomplished daughter white was used in decor- The bride's dress was a beautiful effectively _ �h8 week. Miss Nell Blackburn has returned of this STATESBORO, GEORGIA, JUNE 26, 1930 Mrs. Charlea Peery, of Savannah i. Mra. Seaborn Frances Cooper ating. Phlox and daisies were used combinaiton of tan chillon and lace THYRSDAY, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. of from a visit to relatives in Smallwood, Tampa and is a of Brenau Col- spending the week with her mother , city, graduate about the rooms In the reception with, accessories to match. were of Jacksonville. Ie Swainsboro, guests Sunday Mrs. T. H. - received and,' Waters, lege Conservatory, having room ferns were 'banked and on each Mrs. Stringer is the youngest ,Mrs. Shelton. Mrs. Brannen has with Erne�t returt.,e.d George Donaldson has returned to her B. M. degree there in 1929, side were placed floor baskets 'filled daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mr. and Mrs. Lige Durden, of Lake- to her home In Waycross after a I VISit, his home in Claxton after a visit to postgraduate work at Boston Conser- with gladioli. Just preceding the cer- Cason, 'of this county. She has for �LCOTTON CORPORATION IS FORMED visited relatives here dur- to relntives here. land, Fla., his Mrs. J. and nunt, S. Proctor, vatory, Boston, Mass., private emony Mias Martha Donaldson sang, four years made her home in AUlIIsta, the week. Miss ing Mary Zilimers, of Mr. and under Florence in Sa�annah, Mrs. Sanford Darby, of Vi work Weygandt "All for You" and "Because." Mrs. where, with her womanly charms, she UTILE CHANGE Mrs. Bob Watson, of Atlanta, spent was the week-end of MISS Be" I INITIAL CAR GEO.RGIA guest, is a member .:I do ilia were the week end guests of Philadelphia, Pa, She Eugene Wallace, of Savannah, played has won a ho�t of friends there. • IN PEANUT PRICES several the week with atrice Bedenbaugh. Now Peanut Men To PEACHF..5 SELLS WELL days durlng' Mr. and Mrs. Theto a Georgia Carlos CBRon. of the Upsilon $ocial sorority the accompaniment, ... Iso the wedding The groom is resident of Rich relatives here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Phi musical No have c.ooperatives �. C: .Bradley .and I Mrs. B. C. DeLonch lind and Mu Epsilon honorary music. The bride and groom entered mond rounty and is the son of Mr. important changes The first, car of Georgia Mr. and Mrs. B. H. and Sara vislted relatives Rnmsey daughter, Ahce, Mr. Mrs. has been for the past Has Billion occurred in the pri-es of Geor Hold peaches in New York and Julian Parker, of Clax- sorority. She together. She wore a dark blue geor- and Mrs. E. F. Stringer, of Augusta. Meeting sons have returned from a two-weeks' ut Leefield Sundny. gia Spanish peanuts in the on .May 26 and sold for F'I d P visited the connected with the South Geor- of now and Is $5.50 ton, city Sunday. year gette with enton jacket, the blouse He resides in Greenwood, New York market the arriv.ed leapers stl,ly at Tybee. Mias Hattie of '_ dur-ing to $6.50. Up to June 10 Savannah, Z. in Statesboro, , Mrs. J. Kendrick left Friday for gia Teachers College fteah and a corsage of roses connected with Swift & Co. there. In Products past month. No. rs have ruled In Powe.ll: georgette, . Mrs. Josie Hart, of spent here WIth her Early July 75 cars had ar- Savannah, spent Sunday mother, I been head of the music approximately n Sylvania nnd Zeigler where she will where she has and lillies. Her accessories after the ceremony the steady at 6 1-2@6 3-4 cents rived III New York and 0 June 5th the week here valley Immediately Lhey several days during M,'s. E. W.· Powell. per pound while No. 2s have visit relatives for a few days. and voice department. matched her costume. An informal couple left for an extended trip State Farm Products Have sold relatively well, especially - To Be Addressed .with relatives. Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Hillis, of East- sold mostly 5 3-4@6 cents per Expect of A Mrs. J. S. Hendrix has returned 0 Mr. Smith, from Fayette- the Caro- _if good size. few sales originally reception was given immediately af- through North Georgia and ;Value Of Nearly Four A Non-Stock To Mrs. Brooks Mikell nnd her father, man, were guests the week of pound. By .Representative were made as high as $7 per Corporation during her home in Claxton after a visit 0 Tenn., is also with the Teachers will be at ville, ter the wedding. Only, the closeat linas. After July 1st they Hundred Million Receipts have been mode Of Farm Board crate H ave D. G. were visitors in Sylvania Mrs. J. E. Donehoo. : :1 but most of the medium Heedquarbers Lee, in the of coach and 13 cars of Geor her sister, Mrs. C. M. Rushing. College capacity relatives and friends were present. home in Greenwood. rate, totaling to large fruit sold from to In New Orlean. the week. Mrs. H. S. �. $4 during Parrish and and economics. • •• at New York dur daughter, Mr. and IIIrs. Duncan McDougald professor of history Mr. ami Mrs. left later in the FRANK n. HAMMETT gia peanuts $6 pel' crate and the small at Morgan By 15 J. E. Ladson, president of lhe Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Wright and Mrs. Fred motored to Savannah ing May compared with to Smith, and Mrs. Leroy of Savannnh, He is a graduate of Mercer and Van- D. and FOR VISITOR. Editorial Farmer and $2 $4 \vhich compares favor C, Tobb, afternoon fot Washington, C., Director, cars for the same month last Peanut Growers Mar By M. McLennan children, of Metter, were visitors in for the Cooperative with seasons. Tuesday day. were the derbilt where he was a member of Mrs. Grover Brannen entertained a Fruit Grower Section ably previous visitors in city Sunday. New York on their trip. has shown some with Associate Editorial Statesboro City wedding year. Chicago keting Association headquar Prices ordinarily down to Director. Fridny. Mrs. Howell Sewell has returned While at Mercer of nt af- According to the latest figures get After a visit to his parents, Mr. and Alpha Tau Omega. their return will make table guests bridge Tuesday increased receipts as there at announces that a Farmer and Fruit Grower Section Upon they tom the tel;ll Moultrie, their lowest levels the last two Miss Sue Spencer left lnst week a her fnther and piled by statistics division were cars ia other Mrs. Will DeLoach has he was an athlete, hav- ternoon in honor of her Mrs. 34 of Ceorg pea After u from. �sit t_o Hagan, Hagan outstanding their home in Savannah. sister, - of the State meeting of farmers and especinlly weeks of July Last year thorough study of the for New York, where llhe will camp In RIchland. Georgia Department nuts received in against relatIves returned been selected for both All-Ameri- • • • Fred Macon. May �f was I to New Jersey to work. ing Emmerson, of Playing of peanut growers is to be held in the July range prices present cotton mnrkot situution, the summer. Agriculture, 28 cars for the same month during Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trapnell, of Por- ... the in the Colton Measrs. Wnlton and Lehman Can and All-Southern football teams. MRS. SHARPE HOSTESS were Mrs. W. E. Mrs. an highest 'years, ranging Committee re Hagan McDougald, tho products of last year. Moultrie at early dale, possibly Advisory -Miss Josie Allen is spending the were of Mr. nnd from $2 to $5 per package. ported some weeks thnt there tal, guests Sunday nnd Paul of visited after the weddIng Mr. Mrs. W. M. entertained at Miss Ruth McDoug- If the tariff month of hgO Denmark, Tampa, .Immedlutely Sharpe Lloyd Brannen, farms, increases_ some time during the an week end with her Mrs. M. C. Georgia's With somewhat larger prospec was emergency in the A merlcun aunt, Mrs. Durance Kennedy. Mrs. Smith the Univer- af- James into effcct it may have relutives he I'e for the week end. nnd left for the miniature golf course Monday ald. Mrs. W. M. Sharpe, Mrs. factories, mines. go July, soon after the adjournment tive Georgia shipments it is by cotton market Denmark, at Portnl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Josh Lanier, o.f -Vnl- some bearing on the value 0'£ Mr. and 1I1rs. Judson Lallier and sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., ternaon in honor of her guests, Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. E. T. Youngblood for est sand of Congress. no means certain that prices which as it will increase the required Miss Bonnie of wns were visitors here the ... peanuts Rogers, Metter, dosta, during will summer school at the is to wiil be high this year. little daughter, of Savannah, spent where they attend Dessie Anderson and Mrs. Aubrey En- were Mrs. Brannen's guests waters rench a value o:f shelled The object of the mceting equally a stabiliznlion the week of Mr. and competitive should aver guest during the week for several days. to their 're- at- with the aid Nevertheless, they last week end with relatives here. preparatory risun,'ing gleman, of Savannah. �nvited were Amusu Theater where the party value in excess nuts. acquaint the growers operation B 5 Mrs. l\. A. Flanders. Mrs. nnd o.f age high enough to make it a Legree Kennedy son, work in the fali term. of a billion dol that be them in market Mra. M. C. Denmark, of Portal, and spective Mrs. James Simmons, Miss Elizabeth tendeYl the play, "Sunny Side Up," will giv:n profitable deal. provided for in Miss Mnry Addie Simmons, of Fla., nre I • • • Jacksonville, visiting lars annually. the Mrs. Rufus· of Rome, were Simmons and her Miss Mary and laetr in the afternoon joined the ing their product through coope Agricultural Denmark, guest, will is the of her cousin, Mra. E. J. Foss. BIRTHDAY PARTY. The figures ex Brunswick, guest mother, of 1I1rs. S. C. Allen. Simmons of Mrs. other The hostes. served a rative organization, and it is Murketing Act. herl guests. Monday Addie Brunswick; players. be included in Miss Elizabeth Simmons. Mrs. S. L. Moore and On afternoon Master ," cer Mrs. W. E. Hudman and Wedl\esday Grover Brannen and her IIIrs. salad with sand- Flow Of Milk Is pected that a member or represen Following .Judge .and I daughter�, guest, congealed vegetable R. Hammett tho ncw Dcpal't- Mrs. George Wallace, of Milien, was MISS SadIe Maude "pent Tues- Josh T. Nesmith Jr. celebrated his � tative of the Fcderal Farm Board tain recommen �oore Misses Mary and Ann Hudman, of Fred 'Emmerson, of Macon, and Mrs. wiches and tea. partment of State Has Big the week-end of her parents, in Savnnnah and seventh a num- now in course of wiil be to discuss dations to Lhe guest day Tybee. were birthday by inviting yearhook, 1)[opn prcsent coopera . visitors here Tuesday. E. T. Affected Hot Sylvania, Youngblood. Federal F n r In and Mrs. A. E. William who attends busl- ber of little friends to Prizes When of Lon- ration. The value of the state's By tive the of Judge Temples. Everett, Mrs. of lSavan play. Re-v-.-J-o-S-e-p-h-M-o-ft'-e�tt, marketing, purposes Sidney Thompson, . . farm for 1929 totals Watermelon C. M. MeL.nn·.n Board, the Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Jack- ness in I were In contests an won b A BI'ble small of finished a sermon to • products the and Crop �ot d a grape act, . Lanier, college Atlanta, spent gIven y , quantity don, preaching agricultural marketing ton se�era I'S the week with her as COOpCl'lItlves Ilah, spending .. $397,228,000, divided follows: - Weather In Test were the the week at home. SAl'ara Ice Bradl and Rutus 80n. and ..·1325'. In cash were recent ex-convicts, he found that his watch tell whnt the Farm Board hopes took steps to set a new non- Bonville, Fla., Illest during days during Mr. and Mra. L. R. Black- ey WII JUice Cotton, lint and up parents, . to in the L. stock to a week of Mr. and Mrs. F. W Mrs. A. L. of e'skimo a or thieves from and chain and wallet accomplish assisting By COLONEL BROWN corporation be known •• .. ,..narby. Mr. and deTreville, Punch, pies anli 'cakes were Iy taken by thief containing 4S0 seed $ 122,971,000 bUI'n. . of . . in marketing the Cotton Stabilization growe,rs orderly our issue wlitermeion Corpora- Lillian has returned were d b M h h t P t Va . had been stolen from the Corn 44,399,000 By F. R. Edwards Since last Mise Hogarth Swainsboro, guests Thursday y h burg , vestry. farm and articles of, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Perkins and -'- _ pea tion, of be ______products, especially _s_er_v_e __ __ e_e_rs incorporation after r_s_._N_e_sm_l_t_. _,_tw_o_c u_r_c_es_n ,..Tobacco 16,806,000 Animal Husbandman Georgia the South- to her home in Brunson, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Gillson Johnston. nuts. prospects throughout ing field in Delaware on June 5th. children, of Savannah, were guests ., Peanuts, for all EXI)erimcnt Slation Senator Walter F. George of eastel'n states and Texas have im- the time this issue went a visit to her aunt, Mrs. S. W. Lewis. Frank Olliff Jr. is spending the In tests carried on at the Geor Up �{} of his Mrs. John E purposes 13,415,000 valuable as Sunday sister, Georgia, has been of ved and it is now the con- to press, there wUs little inforrna Mrs. Lloyd Brnnnen nnd parents, week with his grnndparents, I\1r. and :Wheat, Oats and gia Experiment Station it has been pro I Barnes. sistance to the Peanut Growers Co tion aTailnble as to just whut tho _ .,hown that o'f J. were Rye 9,273,000 extremely hot weather sensus opin- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. .... Zetterower, Mrs. V. at �- ... Brunson, Register. ---' Market-ing Association, committee had at the Miss and Mr. have an operative accomplished Marguerite Stringer _ Sweet Potatoes 9,424,000 � may ion among ship- among those visiting in Savnnnnh Fri- Mrs. Horace Woods and I and to the producers of peanuts Wushington meetings on June 11 Bruce of atended Peaches _ effect �a�lJhter, Jordan, Augusta, 3,812,000 lv' important throughout the whole producing co u n t y and 12. wire udvices day. of Snvannah, are her Wild pel's, According to Elennor, vlslttng here ..nay, and 'fame_ 7,079,000 on the Cason-Stringer wedding the milk- urea in preparing and presenting and rail- Allen Northington, I,rcsident ot Mrs. W. W. Williams left Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Davis. Cane and � agents Thursday parents, SyruI', flow of to the Senate the bill, requiring the American Cotton Saturday. dniry men that Cooperative '" Sale _ road for to several be- W. eek-End Sorghum data on ... tock of Atlanta Mrs. J. of statistical p:a spend days Simmons, Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Dew (}roover and cow s. _ During ;Watermelons and in various other ways, shipments will fore' going to Asheville for the 'aum- is spending several days this week as nuts, 31!8���:��i�n ��dNr;\�r��le���O��l��� children last week end with Dr. • _ such weather, it spent Cowpens and Mr. Ladson's organization be as large or permanent for the mer. headquarters Mrs. Simmons. _ the guest of James Irish Potatoes has been dem :. date for the and Mrs. L. T. Waters at their sum- plan to name big larger than last low prices. Most of the Hiley crop, Mrs. Julius Rogers and little daugh- Mrs. Cyrus Bradhurst has _ the at Moultrie, that will' be mer home in S. C. ..a.!Apples onstrated, meeting season. The according to reports, is South 01 returne:11 Bluffton, _ not for a member of spent Friday to her home in _after a "Pecans amount milk convenient, only Macon while the Elberta lies ter, Fay, Savannah, Fitzgerald R. D. Lanier has returned home af- ?f situation has crop Soy Benns _ of the Farm Board, but for Sen with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. visit to her cousin, Miss Nell Jones. produced is like not changed ma- mninly North of that cenler. This ter the week end with his Pears _ ator and the senators and spending George cause a between Davis. of Sa- to be Col. L. Brown terially with re-' may slight gap Mr. and Mrs. ·Rice _ ly as r.q , Beverly Moore, At- cQnsid representatives well farmers, daughter, Mjss Bertie Lanier, in speet to the the two scasons although it is by W. Wil- his Men's and erably less than from ali the states in the South W. with and Mrs. G. W. Clark, Mrs, vannah, spent lnst week end :4'Fish, Oysters lanta, who has been recently oper- Boys' Pajatnas' the normal. Th. the time of shipments and the sen- no menns cert.uin. _ east for the and Mis.es and Lee Moore. Shrimp 1,381,000 thnt produce peanuts liams Era Tiny parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. son ten Other States that arc com- ated upon. Fruits and studies have not been carried market. is from days to two weeks �. Vege- with G cor i a 1'0'. Alderman visited relatives in Metter Mr. and Mrs. W. P. of At- rMisc. on for a time p.eling g Lanter, Misses Hulda dail Waldeen Milia , �ables 15,000,000 long enough Plan ::-Jational Adverlising late. ,. to On Page 3) are a few days with ' LOT FAULTLESS show just what may be The general puq,oses of the Pea Recent from Florida in- (Continued Sunday. lanta, spending and Black, of motored ONE (Continued On Page 3) reports Mary Sylvania, (Continued On Page 3) On On Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bowen and lit-/ his parents, Mr. anli Mrs. R. D. La- (Continucd Page 3) (Continued Page 3) pver Tuesday afternoon at attend the tie 90n, of Register, were guests Sun- nier. picture show. Price from to $1.25 With the new nobelt waist, of her MI'. and Mrs. W.. Lee returned from range $1.00 day parents, J. D. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Proctor, Mrs. .Light Peach Record H. Ellis. where he has been confined All and. College Savannah, C. E. Donaldson and Joseph Herbert per suit, styles, mitty which is webbing guaranteed GEORGIA PEACHES INSPECT GEORGIA TOBACCO Mr. and S. W. and their at Hospital for several I:;..,.. �rs. Le�is Oglethorp.e Hagan left Sunday for Atlanta to coat with and without ------,------=I Grad CIass MISS Sara LeWIS, are weeks. styles, for the life of the Crop Expected daughte.r, "spend- I visit relatives. garment, uating a few days with relatives in Brun- 1I1rs. Lee and children, o{ lng Kennedy Mi"s Billie Durden, of frogs, Big fancy stripes and Some Colquilt CounlY Graymont, New assortment of By A STAFF WRITER >Ion, S. C. Aln" spent several days With one hundred and two Birmingham, spent last week as the guest o.f Miss �atterns, I also color com In contrast with watel'lllelons, "Peaches" arc shown students taking their dcgrees Mrs. DeVane Watson had as her the week with Mrs. Durance, patterns, phl.irr during Vivian Donaldson. She was enroute and at Athens on June fifteenth the Mitty and coat styles, with reports on show a few last week Misses peach l,rospects here a guests days Kennedy. I Fla. 'in B r 0 a d c lot h inspecting field Georgia State College of Agri to Jacksonville, binations, s, a downward trend and the Cowart and Bonnie Mrs. Todd has returned to crop cultul'e the Virginia Brown, Morgan Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins and without collars, Every garment of bright leaf lobaeco graduated largest Chil will undoubtedly be smaller than in tIl i 9 tOf ·Summitt. her home in Simpsonville, S. C., after Soisettes and Madras, class its history chilliren left last week for North Car- .. a few weeks fast colors, This is anticipated ago. This near Moultrie, Georgia. constitutes a record in the ·,Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, of Savan- a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ullrvey D., guaranteed olina, witere Mrs. Higgins and the dren's sizes 2 to 10; Boys' sizes applies not only to Georgia but to .south and l'eprescnts onc of have come to Stateshoro to make most of This has become batt, Brannen. will the summer. the states that compete crOll the .' children spend high grade merchandise and at largest agricultural grnd their home and are stopping at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olhft' and ht- 8 to Men's sizes A's to D's, :with Georgia as well. class in the country. Mrs. C. C. Clark and son, of 18; an' fuetor in uatlng Gus, Estimates hnve important Norris Hotel. tie Billy, spent Sunday nt Reg- a very low price; better been made by A total of ten hundred and sev son, Eastman, and Mr•. C. E. Haynes and get the Mrs. Georgia Pench Exchnnge the' agriculture of thc enty two students were en· Mrs. A. E. Temples and daughter, ister as the guests of Mr. and .bOhh son Earl Clarke Haynes, of Atlanta, Very special a� your summer needs now, and the Bureau of Agricultural rolied in the agricultural and Miss Ouida have returned Brunson. men Temples, J. V. a to Mrs. Economics. On the whole these state, and tobacco home economics classes thiB . arrived Tuesday for visit at and ltttle son, check 'Irom a stay of several days JIlY Mrs. Jimmy Sunday ' quite closely. The Exchange year in the degree courses and Zack Henderson. estimates believe it has nn almost 'Bird for "everal 7,463 cars, according to over four thousand received in Springs. Jimmy, who W. of Brooklet, ,:"onths h�ve Mrs. F. Hughes, the last avnilable while struction when the short COUl' and Mrs. In Allendale, estimate, unlimiled future. (Sce 'Mrs. Dessie Anderson been visiting her mother where she A�- left Friday for Athens, Bureau estimates 7,600 cars. ses arc included. Practically to their yt;he Engleman have S. have returned is on has brey returne� C., home.. will be in charge of the dormitory a� 79c rrhis about 50 per cent more story page six). every graduate been placcd a viSit to Mrs. than last in borne in Savannah after Mrs. E. T. Youngblood and chIldren, She will $1.79 year but at the same positions in over twenty the University of Qeorgia. Georgia tobacco was Mae and Helen, have time is only 50 per cent of the five lines of business allied 'W. M. . Laura Sharpe. E. T. Jr., also continue her work toward a de- average for the four years from worth with a g ric u I t u r e. Dr. MISI Sidney Newton, who is attend- returned from a stay of several weeks seventeen m;-Ilion gree. 1925 to 1928, inclusive. Andrew M. Soule "resident of at the Teachers ing summer school with relatives in Waycross. her little • and Elbertas dollars this for the told a Farmer and . Mrs. Arthur Turner ani! Hileys comprise year, college home witb her little Fruit Grower College, spent Sunday at Mra. Eugene Wallace and returned Monday the bulk of the crop as the Jess Sectio\1 repro daughter, Julianne, the first time returning sentalive that her parents In Millen. Margaret, of Sovannah, important kinds are either 11 light next rall would daughter, from l\ month's stay wit hher parents see an even SUDlDler crop or were weeded out more lal'ger re:�;atration Mrs. Paul and her little the week during profits than lho Carpenter spent several days during Mr. Turner motored a new in Chipley. up Clothing the years of heavy production and nnd record is in prospect of 'Fort Lau- of Mrs. ,T. E. Donehoo. daughter, Mary Jean, ao the guest the . for the year of nine after them Saturday and spent A ' (Continued On Page 3) peanut crop college are her parents, Davis and children CLEANING OUT OF MEN'S AND BOYS' SUMMER SUITS • teen thirty one. derdale, Fla., visiting Mrs. Dedrick week end. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Allen. to their home in Bain- have returned Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons, Miss Our stock of Summer Mrs. Grover Brannen has as her to her mother, remaining Clothing will be sold at "clean bridge after a visit Elizabeth Simmons and Roy Simmons AN INFORMATION BUREAU IS MAINTAINED CO-OPERATIVELY BY THIS NEWSPAPER AND 46 OTHERS IN GEOIWIA AS A FIlEE her Mrs. FrcU Emmer- and other rela- READERS. ON ANY SERVICE 1'0 OUI! guests sister, Mrs. Bartow Parrish, a of several all need now and for season QUESTIONS PHASE 01': AGRlCUL'I'UIlAL ACTIVITY WILL BE h'llve returned from stay up" prices, Buy you next at a good ANSWERED WJTHOUT CHARGE. AN IMMEDIATE REl't Y WILL BE son attractive little FORTHCOMING IF YOU ADDRESS OUR FARMER & FRUIT GROWER and tw(l, daugh- tives here. week swith relatives in Meridian, Miss. INFORMATION BUREAU, 511 GLENN BUILDING, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Annet-te and of Macon. Arden returned from n big saving. Palm Beaches, Tropical Worsteds and Mo tors, Hariet, D. D. has They also spent several uays at Bi- Neurtex, and children have and - Mrs. Harold Lee visit to his son, D. D. Arden Jr., loxi, Miss. hairs, Good run of sizes, Come in early, Teturned to their home Daytona, his family, at Thomasville. He was Mrs. Webster J. Holmes and Mrs. time with '}i1a., after spending some accompanied home by his little grand- C. C. Rawls, of McComb, Miss., via- bis parenta, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lee. son, D. D. Arden, 3rd. ited in th'e home of Mr. and Mrs. J. ,William Medlock, of Swainsboro, Attending the Children of the Con- E. Carruth, at Collegeboro, .during the with his ",pent last week end aunt, federacy convention ill Slyvania last week. Little Bruce Carruth accom :Mrs. His were J. J. N. Lewis. father, George Thursday and Friday Mrs. panied them home for a visit. Xciillock, motored over for him Sun .. Lane, Mrs. E. L. Smith, Misses Lenna Mr. and Mrs. Waley Lee and their Inc·. day. Josey, Elvie Davis, Corinne Lanier,C., daughter, Miss Reta Lee, attended the FINE, as JAKE lIr. aDd Mn. Thad Morris had Helen Olliff, Carrie Edna Flanders;, graauation of Miss Bertie Mae Lee at "WHERE STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE PREDOMlNA"1'E" 'their last week his mother, Messrs. Lawrence Mallard and guest. Bobby I the University of Georgia, Athens, Mn, T. J, Morris, of Bainbridge, and McLemore. Miss Lanier and Bobby week. also i lalt They visited 'Mr. Lee's STATESBORO� G,EORGIA: lllla llater, Mrs: Paut Trulock, of Cli- McLemoro were entrants in an ex- brother in Atlanta before returninl . ,,, .. -, ...... _.... D. - p�es.ion contest. home...... .. .. . P"AGE TWO FARMER & FRUIT GROWER SECTION FARMER & FRUIT GROWER SECTIO� PAGE THREE 'Ie , HOT WE A THE R operative Marketing Association are J. E. GEORGIA NOW A U. 'V. A. S. Crop Reporting Chlorate Effective AFFECTS MILK FLOW Ladson, Moultrie, president; Shiver, DOING Cairo, Ga., vice president; M. L. Lee, Moul BILLION DOLLAR STATE Service Requires A WHAT'S trie, Secrett'ay-treasurar. From • Mr. W. W. of Large Organization As Weed (Continued Page 1) Webb, Hahira, Ga., one of (Continued From Page 1) Killer expected. However. from the observations the pioneers in cooperative in IN THE U. S. D. A. marketing 'Poultry and Eggs '10,000,000 made it was found that in cases the is field in The Fruit and Di vision of the -! many Georgia, organization manager 'Dairy Products 20,000,000 Vegetable on of reduction in milk was So as to direct charge of United States Dqpartment of ·----IBy E. G. Moore---' This month thousands farms fli. grent justify membership campaign. Livestock, Cattle, Hogs, Agriculture attention from the commercial dair« farm Six directors are already elected, and nine maintains an office in Atlanta for the pur warfare against the "Weed Thief"-noxiOUI Sheep 78,278,000 By E. G. J\loore er, more to be elected at the meeting to be pose of conducting an Inspection Service: as 'Estimated weeds such Wild Morning Glory (Bind Losses Be held in officers and directors and a Market News on Specially Written for the Farmer and Fruit May Heavy July. Ali Service fresh fruits Canada Sow In some individual cases the reduction will be growers of peanuts, in other words and for the all PUDio.. benefit of Grower Section weed), Thistle, Thistle, $397,228.000 vegetables nartlcs i& t" was as grent as 20 per cent. However. this this organization will be owned and con interested in this ture Vine, etc., progressing. show n total vnluntion industry. a new which has many •• Factory products Crotalarie, legume Chlorate. Are Effective figure does not seem to be typical. Reduc trolled entirely by farmers who are pro. offices are establish cd in of $753,541, with textiles far in tho lead Inspection about for the South, is now attract authorities almost nnl tions of from 5 to 10 per cent in milk flow ducers of peanuts. 40 of the cities in the and possibilities Agriculture report with $247,498,754. The list follows: largest country most were not uncommon. The Iigures seemed from these offices the attention of forage crop specialists formly that Chlorates have been fIl_ 1928 inspections arc mado at ing to indicato without dcubt that Value Georgia factory products: This was to weeds. Last year over extremely STATE HAS all other which cau be in many sections. plant brought fective in killing BIG Textiles $ 247,498,754 points conveniently of .. pot weather decreases milk flow. the United States by the Department 4,000,000 pounds of Chlorate. were used OD reached. This service is available to ship of above 88 F. WATERMELON CROP Foundry Products 151,286,38'1 and has been a consider... 'I'ernpcratures degrees Or other in Agricultllre several years ago farms for killing weeds. Also etc 32,520,G78 pers, receivers, railroads. any at the seem to act in this way. However, it is Furniture, Fixtures, grown every year ble amount was used by railroada and hillb,., terested parties. In case of a dispute over only when the thermometer gets above 95 Soft Drinks 30,262,784 Florida Sta commissions. (Continued From Page 1) any shipments, the inspector will make u Experiment way degrees F'. thlft the results become most Cottonseed Oil Products 27,998,981 of Chloratea, dicate that the state will not fall short of examination unci issue a certifi tion since that time. Advantages Calcium etc. 25,998,656 thorough noticeable, Perhaps the dairy cow just lust season Candy, Bakeries, Sodium Chlorate and Calcium Chlorate to any extent. The shipments cate, setting forth all the filets regarding the wonderful jtets lazy at such times as is often the case Flour, Grist Mills, etc. 25,296,387 However, to coast. Cal in 1929 were 10;50 cars and this season the quality and condition of-the 'I'his ha ve been used from coast with The is Naval Stores 23,000,000 goods. of Crotal people, condition probably are etsimated at possibilities cium Chlorate has far more sati.. they 10,000 to 10,500 cars. Inspection Service is purely a service and proved made worse when the humidity of the at Florida Printing and Publishing 19,792,557 aria as a soil builder are melons are moving to marekt stead is in no sense a or factory as a weed killer for Ireneral use is Fertilizers and Nitrate 18,060,340 regulatory police organ mosphere high. ily and will be well along by the time Geor izalion. just beginning to be than Sodium Chlorate because: Decrease May Be Checked Barrels, Crates, etc 17,562,389 gia starts. The has no farmers I-Calcium Chlorate eliminates fire baZ- Practical tests have Ice Plants inspector authority to say realized by the been made which is the melon 15,786,398 Georgia big state and from what disposition shall be made of a ard, • \ seem indicate that to some extent the ship and fruit of .to a commercial Wearing Apparel 15,394,456 growers standpoint it is in just as ment or to act as a mediator in 2-rt may be applied ih a dry powder bad effects of such hot weather be Leather Goods settling Florida. This spring may a as with 16,001,260 - it absorbs moisture from the air commanding position peaches. disputes Or making adjustments. The pur. 125 tons of form-as overcome. This may be done in several Brick, Tile and Other Clays __ more than While reports from individual counties vary 12,264,376 of and under normal field Cows should not pose the inspection work is simply to seed were in that vegetation condl ways. be expected to make Marble and Granite (finished) 12,2ilO,272 planted somewhat the tendency has been to raise a means of tions. their entire living from the pasture at such Canneries provide securing an accurato E. G. 1I100re state. The crop is easy .. • the Georgia estimates and rail • 5,987,654 Chlorate is more active than the is slightly report from an impartial and unbiased illl.. and thrive. on land. 3-Calcium .time,-especially if pasture of poor Medical to grow poor sandy road men arc looking forward to a move Compounds 4,500,000 I does not form and spector who is thoroughly trained, experic... of Crotalaria have been Sodium Chlorate-it crys· quality necessitates close grazing and Cigars, Cigarettes, etc 2,022,395 Several species ment of 22,000 to 23,000 cars, or about the enced and of the most over a wider plant surface much walking. Shade should be available Chemicals competent judging qun1- tried in Florida but the striata is tals, spreads asme as 1,500,000 last year. of the in order a thus kills more �o the cow in the pasture. A sup. ity goods to afford basis widely used. Results from last years trials and effectively. plentiful The in Texas will be in crop probably far on which the disputants can settle their in and South Carolina indicate HoW' Chlorate. Kill ply of cool, clean water should be main Mississippi excess of last year as reports from several $753,257,541 differences other Plant is aimilar to blood tained for the cow practically all the time. The promptly and with fariness t. The For' tha this plant it well adapted to poisoning poiso,," counties of 25 and 50 figures were compiled from surveys TEST speak REAL important both sides. A small fee is for It is advisable to allow the cow southern states. ing. The chemical in solution i. absorb especially mado by the State of icul charged eac� per cent increases in yield. 'l'ho Lone Star Department Agr The ed the stems and roots and , " good drink just before being milked. and from inspection. greater portion of this through leaves, state should have to cars of ture, reports and estimates of the and cows in 4,500 5,000 work is done on the Atlanta market al Peanut now as a farm the fibrous portions of Over-exerciaing over-heating United States hulls, regarded proceeds through melons this season. of Agriculture, hot weather is sure cause 8 i?epnrtment for iii a value of about a ton the extreme end. of root to decrease in Bureau though requests inspections other waste, with only $2 the plant to A increase is forecasted for South of Agricultural Economics. Fig Fuel and milk-flow and should not be allowed under big cities in the southeastern states arc taken Motor material i. ures on ·Oil become sufficient of the abo. for It the fuel, may commercially impor growth. Carolina which have cars or factory and mineral values were circumstances. This is bad may 4,000 care of whenever an is tant as a source of cellulose to supplement sorbed the it will die. It an in any especially made from data inspector available. by plant, more this senson. North Carolina is ex up compiled by the Manu wood in America's when it takes place immediately before The Market News Service on fruits and cotton linters and sufCicient quantity it the facturers' Record. Minerals are pulp absorbed, pl8l!ti Some pectetl to have about the same crop as last valued at say milking. dairymen avoid this by hav vegetables consists chiefly of mimeographed rapidly developing rayon Industries, will be correspondingly weakened but maT $16,522,965, the total _ or around 750 cars. bringing up to $1 ' 167 , or chemista of of ing the cows driven in from pasture at year, news bulletins which are issued daily and For Pleasure' Truck Tractor the Department Agriculture, continue to grow. few 005,506. Car, least an hour or more are to Alabama is one of the states to show sent free to interested who bave been to discover and de has before they new any party request _eeking Under actual field conditions, It beeri agricultural yearbook will con be milked and lettinr. them stand quietly a decrease and may not have more than :r'he ing them. 'I'hese bulletins contain velop profitable outlets for this farm waste noted that weeds which have been a sketch of much injured their 600 cars. the southeast t�m gnneral each phase of Gecr So Safe as This Famous of. the southern states. Several !Il stanchions until they have been However, taking as carlot .. Nothing attempts and regrow, often do not survive the gla agriculture and valuabl� .infol'tn�tion such, ship yet a of her other milked. This plan not only prevents over- and Texas as group they wil probably description ments, information conditions to dispose of the 70,000 tons of peanut next winter. natural resources. regardmg at exercising the cows just before they nre show a 5 to 10 per cent increase in ship various hulls whicb collect annually at the shelling Amounts To , shipping points, and market condi Apply milked but also them out of hot ments or bad market in southern states keeps the barring crop injury tions at several of the terminal mar plants the have as yet of chemicals for a lnrgn The quantity required sun at this time. conditions. met with only partial success. However, kets. All of this information is received complete kill is variable. Generally speak. Barns The first sales of Florida melons have UGHT PEACH because of their Cool, Airy Important at the Atlanta office over an peanut hulls, cheapness amount of extensive ing, it is determined by the vol of barn is a matter that should shown the usual of cars and their availability in large quantities The type high prices early CROP EXPECTED lensed telegraph wire system. Prices and ume of weed-root growth in the sell, Also, receive consideration. A barn that is but the real test of has not come at the plants, to offer a tight strength conditions prevailing on the Atlanta market _helJing appear amounts of weed killer are lighter required and poorly ventilated should be avoided. for all promising source of cellulose for future From important fruits and vegetables aro where soils are neutral or are lomewhat barn be but not . .(Continued Page 1) (l'he jlhould "airy" drafty. :::!�h ;h:OI�e�� ����s c�:�e�r ���e ��ctl�� on summer rayon production. Aseociabicn. AUanta was daily bulletins for the par Unde.r the scorching sun, the long grind of motors in acid in reaction. are to be avoided. designated as s!lOwn th�se ----- �ow ceilings The barn York. of the reg+onal of growers and shippers in The amount of Calcium Chlorate weed �n� . with tlc.ular benefit heavy: pulls on hard gGing or fast runs to town, you will find A number have been issued should havo plenty of windows So as to Tho first cars this season sold around headquarters, this of warning. JurJsdlCtlOn' over activities of the territory who usc Atlanta as a market killer necessary varies from one pound per but cnre should be Lb·car ut smce orgnnian, these are best the fake provide ample light ,0 $1,200 per then . super quality products your protection against by Department re�ently regarding $1,000 tion in North and S th C I for their produce. In season, additional square rod to six in rare cases. taken not to have so much sunshine enter some cars Georg+a livestock remedies. Just the man pounds prices have declined slightly and and are intense excessive carbon and repair bills. recently Florida Other �u. 0 bulletins issued daily which cover in heat, Methods of - • it is and a{o f�.a,Ices are to ufacturer one of these remedies was Application �at glaring over-bright. have sold around $600 to $800. Florida. be detail of established in M:glOn.a the sweet potato and asparagus mar It Calcium Chlorate is applied in the On unusually warm days the temperature has been somewhat which mphls, Houston and power, when and where you want it fined by a court in Texas. The product stock spotted is Dallas. kets in the north and cast for the They give you mighty the barn can the benefit was to remove lice dry form, various types of dusting equip of be lowered by keeping a in the Usual- in question supposed bad sign early what the new of those who ha ve these and as as make run cooler and .so se�son. . commodities to long you wish. They motors ment-such a8 tin a floor The of water Just. stabilization opera. from when into the shaker can, special sprinkled. evaporation from any section runs pro- tlon WJIl poultry put drinking ly the quahty involve was not known market. the life of truck or tractor. or dzivcn dusters be lrom a well-drained concrete floor keeps definitely lengthen pleasure car, water. It was claimed that this prepara knapsack power may gresaively poorer as the season advances. at the time this the air cool and fresh in the barn. In tests item was itt M tion would also remove mites, blue bugs obtained. If it starts bad there is generally trouble bers of the made at Federal Farm 1\ If in one of .. the Georgia Experiment Station it B��rden�nd 0�'H: and other parasites from poultry,. and no applied liquid form, pound • before the season ends. CCI'S of the American COOPERATIVES .was found that the cows covered Ootton Co t'rve doubt southern farmers have wasted many Calcium Chlorate is dissolved in a gallon 011 keeping Aside from hot weather the first week Association muslin and the Cotton Advts water on the from �th dampened cloths tended t:o keep o�erC FILE dollars on this or similar products. The and sprayed vegetation in June the weather has been colder than mittee were session PAPERS .them more comfortable and to increase milk jn at Was'hi"Yt omt Department, through its Food and Drug a knapsack sprayer, boom sprayer 01' stand usual to date. Just as this bing writ' that time. Plans called production on extremely hot days. Wheth i� for the aC��i�i'ti:n administration has been responsi�le fol' ard orchid sprayer mounted on horse the 1S cold and of all I (June 10) now in the hands of co. (Continued From or not this would be for the te,:, _weather �otton local . Page the such dawn or � practicable 1) removing iTom markets many motor driven equipment. ramy and hense deCIdedly unfavorable H. Lane a commercial dairyman is not certain. The �o operatJ�es. Young, president of light crop on the whole and in fact there preparations which h8\'e been tested and Time ef Application • watermelon the -'_ did consumption. CJtlzens and Southern who is a are only a few states thnt found fraudulent. practice not show any bad results and Wh,at Georg�a Bank, important havo to be Late summer applications pl'oved most growers need most of all thIS season IS member of the did not seem to cause colds or any other Advisory Committee was good peach crops. California and New effective last year. 'rhe best time is from we unable similar effects. dry hot July. If should happeen to get to attend tho Washington York, both cr'ham nn American institution, meetings unimportant competitors of Icc is the full bloom period to maturity of the that kind of weather this season it would and So was in no position to Studies Now Boing Made comment ex� Georgia, have relatively good crops but 'rhe making of ice cream as an industry weed levels. cept to plants. There cnn little help to keep prices at profitable say that the cotton stabilization Texas has a had its about the time of the be doubt but that certain crop failure and the same is beginning A be made anv time on is It these in start pplications may at elimatic factors cnn The effect of weather price brought operation would likely be same true of gives advantages perfect' combination-qulck it is said. One that materially affect milk precisely the Arkansas and Missouri. Revolution, story says the Careful and a as the recent O�tahoma, during day. thorol1'gh ap In out by comparison of temperatures and movement to stabilize wheat The In -flashing pickup-more pep and power without damaging tho wife Pres. James the North the cold weather crop the San Hills section or North Dolly Madison, of plication are necessary for best results. Jlroduction. auction last The weather In a recent statement • 1& a factor of importance in this respect averages year. made by C. C: is slightly heavier than last knocks-more mileage and less carbon,· Clean Madison, wns the first 4." introduce ice Duration of Carolin� yeILr trouble-making Effect On Soil and the there find it apparently had more to do with prices than 'teague, Federal Farm Board member he but the cream to In On the dairymen necessary taklJ�g country over it now becomes burning-makes motors run smoother and cooler and saves high society. speaking North of the Mason-Dixon Line it hali the volume of A ten rise said that Hstabilization their cows frolll cold far more receipts. degree operations as �on that there are ice cream industry and its relation to t.he .lo protect appare!'t no big peach ship. been found that the residual effcct on the in an advance by the Act are warranted frequent valve grinding and cleaning costa. �an is necessary in Georgia. 'Ve must tempeatures usually brought �emplated only ments In such as were dairy farmer recently, O. E. Reed, chief of soil lasts from six m cases of Sight common in the months to a year. It is lind out here what our own of to car. The emergency when the laws of the Bureau of stated that effects par $50 $60 per average price even years of 1924, 1926 and 1928. Dairy Industry, safer to wa before supply and therefore, ita year plant- tlcular climatic factors have on milk jumped from to $780 per car in one demand do not normally ope there are now about 4000 cream fac pro- $520 ice hal should Calcium Chlorate auction and try to overcome them. There week of hot weather last year then drop- rate'und �e approached with great tories in the United States and in 1928 they ... � care. The . of L�fi�dnt�: !'���s�vhel'e lIeems to be much room for progress along ped to $425 within a week when the wea- sectl�n the Agricultural manufactured more than one and three Act whIch Total Yield Of Fertilized In the south, however, crops have been the need for research work ther turned cool. !'l:ark.etmg authorizes these stab. fourths billion pounds, or about Recognizing 348,000,- .. IhzatlOn movements in successfully grown on treated B1'CUS with this line. some Burbank will develop a contained in Section Cotton Greatly Parol 000 gallons of ice cream. Posisbly 9, Increa.,,"'l nolene in _ 1[.:> three to six months after the 'weeds have along this line in tho South tho National Watermelon that is no Pa�agraph d, of IOOfs.,...... JI- MOTOR OIL eventually larger th� .act.. . By For Weevil died. has been .. of Stab,lizatIOn Poisoning GASOLINE Every farmer knows cottonseed �esearch council recently instru than a honeydew melon yet which will meet .Offlces t�e corporatJon For hot Georgia Laws in WIll be located In New scorching days, long meal doubtless many states make compulsory mental in giving the Georgia Experiment with consumer approval. However, at the Orleans. and most of them have used • Effectiveness of and If want a Gaso the control of noxious weeds. As a Station for usc in studies of the fertilizer applied to the nphill grinds terrific ell; YOH straight it either as feed or fertilizer. Last month good apparatus present time large melons nre worth more cotton insofar as citizen, therefore, you are to effects of certain climatic factors on Hve for the In· crop, total ncrc�yieJds are gine heat, Tiolene,,,the 100 % line of genuine superior qual a young scientist in ihe Department of required fight pound pound than smal lones. the "Weed Thief" him from It is and believed that TO STUDY COTTON concerned, is considerably increased in boll to a chemists II.nd prevent Bt,ck. hoped good deed a car of 30 average or GINNING Motor Oil then you want A.gt·iculture reported group of pound lurger wcevil Super Pennsylvania ity, crystal further on results will be obtained from this and that territory whcn is used for in New Orleans the discovery that cotton spreading your farm and to the can be counted on to sell for about double poison has the stand-up dear POWE:&-ful PuroL farms of the information obtained will of w.eevil control. quality seed meal has been .found to be rich in your neighbors. be prac- the price of 20 or 22 pound melons. Part Establishment of an experimental cotton which t1eal as well as theoretical value. The Alabama Station has protects your motor and vitamin G, the vitamin which prevents pel- e of this may be due to tho fact that the ginning laboratory by the Department of Experiment It all the a sedes of adds gives you rugged a disease found in some of the melons cut to better for has �een authorized condu.cted experimcnts covering power. lagra, parts MOR E USES FOR ' large advantage �griculture by congress COTI'ON SEED m the SIX 1924 to 1929 inclusive in power your motor was made to South. This discovery places a new impor- PEANUT GROWERS eating places and for those retail vendors the enactment of H. H. 10173, which re years, BULLS which different rales of Refined from the deliver and it costs no more tance on a common cow feed. Of course who sell slices' or quarters of melons. execlJtive approval on Apl'il BC fertilizing cotton highest ha TO HAVE MEETING ceiv�d 21, Scientists Ve found that cotton .eed to un announcement have been com pal' d both with and without grade crude it gives better lu than someone will have to develop methOds for In rocent years it has become the prac cor�mg issued by the ' ordinary gasoline. Every hulls will produce xylose, a sugar that does Umted States for boll weevil. converting cottonseed meal in� human food tice in the metropolitan district to auc Department of Agriculture. poisoning The experiments brication at 1,000. miles than last drop is full of and not fatten or become absorbed the con- From Under the terms are action, before any practical uses can De made of by _. • (Continued Page 1) tion of fa good share of the melon receipts of the bill the secretary arranged in two sections which nro blferior oils do at it sumer, therefor no harmful effects JlUt Growers Asso 0'( one 600. gives you splendid mil�e. this discovery. Q.ne of the big jobs will having Cooperative Marketing by the carload rather than to sell them at agriculture is authorized to investigate fertilized alikc, section being poisoned even when used to excess. Cotton aeed ciation is the of the be to remove the toxic substance, which preliminary warehousing private sale. The chief advantages claimed ginning of cotton, to establish ana each year, the poisoning treatment bcing hulls are also recommended as and them shellers and maintain often causes trouble when this meal is red poultry pen ptanuts selling to for this system is that it brings the buy ginning plants and laboratories alternated on thc two sections. Thc station in cows. How- Jitter, because of its absorbent as the market may require, utilizing and to make such demonstrations and large quantities to dairy highly qual 9thers ers together to bid competitively and re tests, reports that where 500 pounds of nn analy chemists know and softness. present methods and machinery for dis experiments and such and scien Try these Super quality products now. There ever, that cottonseed meal itYt lightness, llU duces the credit risk. A good share of the technicpl sis upproximating a 5-10-5 were used and contains a wealth of and it is snfe .. tribution to the consumers. tific studies relation to cotton proteins ------_ melons are distributed dealers who are ill ginning poison the 463 Is a Woco station near where you will by aplJlied, yield averaged Pep to that these will be uti This growers' organization plan further as he shall deem _ predict proteins inactive in other produce and who do not necessary. llounds of seed cotton, whereas the same find lized man for food. in most southern wlien: .to provide a fund ef ample size to match Need for improvement in the or splendid service. by states during a time ha ve financial or moral ginning 8llplication, without an similar fund tJle backing rating poisoning, gave land values up in the Corn on • raised by the shellers and the cotton crop has been urged by every belt, kept tha the regular distributors do. The auc average yield of only au pounds. With Land values in the southern states on down rather processors for the purpose of a national branch of the cotton industry. In the past, going sharply. tion companies can -regulate credits much poisoning. 1,000 pounds oC the same analy March 1 to it was said at the compared favorably with those of a advertising campaign designed promote than individual department, effr.rts to sis '" better r�ceivers which is yielded 90n pounds, compared with only year to data Present are a rather '" larger consumption of peanuts and pea· improve the of have been earlier, according compiled by prospects for light t!! one of the of quality ginning G32 THESE QUALITY PRDDUCTS SAVE In the big advantages selling at [lOunds without poison; with poisoning, YOU TIME, the Department. Values held their own in of peaches in commer nut products. aggregate this fund handicapped by lack of scientific in[orma crop th" important acution. 1,500 pounds yielded 1,121 of seed and cial �bould approximate $160,000 tion and the number and of pounds AND TROUBLE Texas, Okl.ahoma, Louisian, Mississippi areas, according to the latest repom annually. retail field of distribution has by complexi'.y MONEY Under of the of 'i'he been cOttOIl. and without poisoning only 838, Alabama. Declines of from 1 to 2 per cent of the Bureau of Agricultural Economic... the plan organizatIOn the factors both in tho seed cotton and in invaded by· tho chain stores und on the considet·ably less than was obtained rrom wore shown in Kentucky, Tennessee, Vir M:arkets should be favorable, the report t}le Peanut Growers Cooperative Marketing tho ginn ing processes. chains are prone to sell wntertnelons on "1,000 pounds or iertilze-r where was ginia. Georgia and Florida. Losses of from says, in view of the ratber moderate _up. !Association, there is a community of inter. poison eat the whole it is a welcome invasion since the used. The yield from the use of 4 to 7 per cent were shown in of other tree fruits which are now hi!-" existing betw.een growers, sheller., 2,OOa Arkansas, plies reasonable hence or manufacturers ware margins and 'increase the OILED DOORS pounds of the North Carolina and South Carolina. The sight. Heavier production than last year ie tn-ocessors, and fertilizer, accompanied by consumption. WOFFORD OIL rather sevel'e losses in these three stntes expected in the five coastal stotes from housemen, hence the way is pll,yed for co poisoning, was 1,238 pounds, without poi COMPANY fur the Federal Farm Nevertheless, there still remains much to This is the time of year when the 9GG se"m to be largely the result of .. series of North CIll'olina to Alabama, but in th" fIv. �eratlon by Board, soning only pounds. be dono in watermelon distribution. 'I'hcrc nace heat may have dried out the doors Headquarters at Atlanta rather bad years from which recovery has southern states further west the lVIthout embarrassment, nnd without any 1.�he average yields where no fertilizer prospect. of and that Ev whatsoever. is too much irregularity prices from day unpleasant B(lucaldng begins. was were not yet been made. On the whole, how are for a crop much below that of 1929. opposition used 158 pound. of seed cotton .. Mr. Ladson the to so that the grower never erything should be thoroughly oiled. month ever, Southern values seem to have steadied North Carolina expects 1,900,000 bushel... "" states that growers of day kno,'G' per acre with poisoning and 115 pounds per WILEY L President in the have not where ho stands on consigned cars; and ly. MOORE, with the recovery of cotton to below pre or an average crop. The Georgia peanuts Southeast, who acre without poisoning. 1:)e.arly are there is too much be war levels. Since 1920, the movement of crop Ims been estimated at 5,600,000 busb-. I!lready joined rapidly signing U,l appli altogether margin Serving Georgia Motorists, Farmers and Business cations for and he tween what the receives and what land values in the south, of eourse, ha. els, allOut twice a. many as last seasollo membership, confidently grower more than 90 fo the Grow the consumer When cars of fruih in Florida where there is a DOUBLE PEPLU�f ,Firms Through Hundreds of StaUOllB. beel) influenced largely by the way cotton but one-third les. tban the flv.�-year aver expects per cent pays. good Clearing ers to become member. or melons are around it is not un House to movement of A red suit has a double prices moved. The cQmparatively good age for tbe .tate. flouth Carolina and Ala beforo- maturity selling $.L60 regulate supplies. printed ca.rucino this .. common for these melons to retail at sbhe watermelon of Geor to its that is cut price of cotton in the years from 1922 up bama will probably have about 1,OOO,� year's crop. $1.60 Perhap growers peplum Jacket very high f ""110 officers in tbe ''ront and dow" in the back. to shortly before the big crop of 1926, for bushels each, which will be about double of U,e Peanut Growers go- �aeh. This doe. !lot ha.ppen :y.ctth citrus !tia neC , .- . Potato Growers Ask Expansion With Of Fertilizer Sweet Potatoes Experiment Braselton High .School Summer Suggestions Cotton Farmers Must Investigation A of benefits derived from Summer ppreciation Tobacco Rotation First Place For is nearly here and green feed Cost Are Profitable Wins Cut Production work of the Department of Agriculture Oil for grazmg dUI ing the hot months should the relation of soil Jer tiltty and fel tlli,.(,._. be planned befcr e hand. At the r 0 With Other V 0 cat ion a I Egg-Lay To Get Good Returns tion to successful potato production w� Sideline C Crops Dept. ontest the p lI1g summer greens that have expressed in a resolution recently for vard passed the test at e: New Zealand BY J. M PUnOOM J. B. Turner Gets Rank Of spinach, ed to Atfllhur M. Hyde, Secretary of Agri BY GUY A. C,lnOWELL H. Specialist Suggests Met hod. Of 'cuttntl millet, cow and field corn. For sever nl years the Georgia Constal Vocational Agriculture peas The culture. Potuto growers from u11 pOI ts of Ever .. rnce the Mexican Boll-weevil Costs And Plain Station at seeds are sown Reducing Poisoning Experiment Tifton h89 Master broadcast. Summer grazlIlg the United Stutes were represented. Gt unde liver and Teacher Weevil crossed lhe RIO CSPCCI been groWIllg' tobacco Itl a three year rota resolution which was drnwn nt IS very essential for keeping the birds in The up ully ever smce Its flight ot CI nwl 01 travel tion followmg the vnrrous field crops com .. tho sixteenth unnunl meeting of th Potnto Paul W. Chapmen condition during the hot weather. See that man this scction. The III By Asaoeiution of America held this In some olher way aCIOHs the MISSISSIPPI to crops thia the both By E. C. WESTnnOOK, early year, DIrector of Yocational Education birds, young and old, have an rotation Include peanuts, cotton, sweet po State at Des MOIllOS, Iowa, reads us follows river, singly and In companies the cotton abundant supply. Colton and Tobacco Specialist, tatoes, tobacco, bunch, clvet benns, Brab. Braselton, Georgia, according to Rand- "Whereas, the polnto growers of tile farmer has been n ski ng au y cud ever ybody Two types of treatment for the chicken Georgia State College of Agriculture ham cowpeas and cowpens, and also United Stutes USe lur ge quantities of Jer-ti on all Clay has a of yet I occasions, whut supplemental ClOPS McNally, population 148, louse are recommendsd, namely, Sodium with cot rested land and fallow land, each of these Some farmers Will make money lizer, this constitutinz a mnjor Item in tho to glOW. that most everyone knows about Fluor-ide and Black Leaf 40. Both arc crops two years on the land suspect very this others will not. 7 cost of of the crop, end that For a number of rs the wilier has qcing grown ton yenr, Why production yen efficient but the Black Leaf 40 IS more and then the land is to tobacco this interesting place and about the sue- new fertilizer mixtures and within 1 plante11 The It 1S too early to forecast WIth any de fuvthermoj-e, recommended sweet potntoes eason, and does not of these 1S to deter-mine cessful find big-hearted buainess men for easily applied disturb tho size concentrated fertfliaer snits arc as of best object experlments gree of certainty what fhe of the cot constnntly being one the supplemental ClOpS. whom town is birds the tr eatment. Whether Sod- the Influence that each of these has the dur-ing IS mto the fCl tiliaer mnt ket· 'Vher e handled this crops ton crop WIll be thla year. There con commg proper-ly crop usually IUm, Pluoride or on tobacco that follows. named. the nicotine is used, after Be It ']'hut the Potuto Associa a substuntia l ofIt. the crop sidernble doubt as to the number of acres resolved, brmgs 1)1 the first It IS a useful experiment and one treatment another application tion of A merica at the nnnunl meeting ftt Although ptuntf ng tntentious reports very Last sprmg those of planted. There are some who say that the that would as should be made fifteen later to make Des do hen rtil en at it pay many tobacco gt owers days in the southenat will be Moines, Iowa. hereby y show that sweet potutoe plowers c plan us who read the sport- acreago changed as to see. The of tobacco sure all the eggs and lice ore de- dorse the SOIl studies of the Bureau Cal' tbis an aCI of 8.2 possible crops ,.,. young but httle as compared WIth last year-pro fertlilty ning yeur cage per were thrilled that bunch velvet 109 page stroyed. Use one Fluoride of and SOIl. of the U. S De cent thun wns lust follow peanuts, corn, pound Sodium a increase. The Ohemistry lurger harvested year, Twelve four-ton trucks star ting on tho first run to New York and other eastern bably slight bIg argument Brabham cowpens and on the rested with the efforts of the to 16 gallons of water for and this partment of AgrIculture In its cooperative and only 5 per cent below the excessive beans, dipping, comes over the ncreage planted 111 that rum kets loaded With three thousand crates of tomatoes and cucumbers from the with various rm lund are growing off very much better team from method should be used on hot p.ffort ngriculturnl expcrtmont nCI cuge of 1927, we think that good fn Braselton only days. part of the cotton belt west of the MISSIS nutrient .. section. 'I'hls is to be a 1 service from Fitzgerald, Georgia than those which follow In the a small thin stations to determine thc require ers of this section have an opportunity In Georgia trucking egular tobacco, cotton, that almost won the na- using nicotine, apply Early," the aprrng' a decided SIppi rtyer. various tant movement 10 that section. sweet potaties, Clay cowpeas and on the line of the on of menta of potatoes on 'impor this for nroductlon will depend upon to eastern markets, and IK part of a ccoperative marketing liquid top each roost pole increase In was in that Cia», tional basket ball title III acreage expected soil and tho value ot fallow land, and indicate conclUSIvely that before the sure types, cornpnrativ., the ability of Inrmels to cuny out plcsent 'e birds go to roost. Be every III recent weeks the territorl'. However, snIts as well ns It is a question of umo If thesn latter the tournament in Chl- bird IS the new mtrogcn fertilIzer planting lntcntlons, and upon the YlClds only roostmg over the mcotine or the which we have been nble to n succes Informution of concentlated fertliJ7.er mixtures: secured. crops 81 e plunted for number of cago. treatment WIll not be effective. feed the rest of his cows to their get seem to indicate that the aCI cage accordlllg on a of land the "Be it further That the POtlltO be mode sh'e years piece that pos. If bIrds ale resolved, Even though ploduction should H. J. B. Turner Now we find that an- dusted, hold bird over a planted to cotton," the west WIll for production. Thus he slblhties of a of tobaccG territory ASSOCIation of America in behaH of its 111 nil arcns there should not capacIty !,rofitable maklllg good crop other come shallow -.ntcly heavy Time To Cull Low honor has to pan to catch all the SodIum Fluo- not be ns great as last year. ... probably got owers not 111 JOCI eases hiS he IS able to use on It are very materially lessened, anll par large membership of potnto '1le much chi flculty dH�poslng of the CI'OP profits. Also, thiS enterprising community. ride that does not catch 111 the feathe)'s. ThIS 8hould be to the cotton when sen sons are encouragmg adviscs the contlnuutlOn of the studics centers thut now tuke Soulhel n only rcncllly the records 111 such n way ns to breed his When all the department8 of vocational Bll'ds fre of parasItes, that have farmer in the southeast. plenty with now conducted by the nnd as a feed for Producers In Herd :����a��le�� �dve�s:.enr in the potatoes being potatoes, lustly ltvestock, herd state had been "scored" of een up toward higher production, instead agriculture gl food and fresh clean water along The 8uccessful farmer is not the one who tit I have seen s. number of cases this yeat' -fl' .. Bureau of Chemistry and Solis, but ges 1f the prIce should not be Ilttractive. Stute Board for Vocational Educa------of down toward a lower and less profitable by the WIth a balanced ration of mash and scratch gambles on tho size of the CI'OP or what of the be SWllet held for sale dUI the where tobacco was planted on land thnt had that the scope inve8tIgatlon potatoes mg cow. tlOn, It was discovered that first place was Will at a re ')'hel'o are three we can do to ploductlOn per gram produce eggs profit and the pIlce WIll be, but the one who apphes broudened and also that the of 111Ve8- In !:itor things been So beated, and the growers welO at type winler and spring should be pluced won by the Braselton where The DaIry Herd-Improvement Associa- HIgh school, duce the mortahty m the flock at thIS sea the best methods of productIOn to hIS now conducted be extencic{l burns and make our herds more Cull a loss to understand why they could not crop. tigatlOns being nge houses or tobucco for cllring dairy ptofitable. H. J. B. Turner IS In charge of the work. tions are 111 numbers and ... !!Ion. alaI growlIlg rapidly 'mnke it oCf Their us The farmer who produces ge yield to other importat potato growing sections. st01 nge under proper temperntUI e condi the Jaw feed grow satlsfactonly. producers; the others accord- mfJuence all over and the Scoring acre will have a low cost Bnd that the country, unI explanatIOn was that It was caused by per production It i. the opinion of the assoctntion tions, in order to have a quulIty ploduct 'I'he score of the first twelve schools in to can when well bleed re- a chance for attractive funds nvnalnble of mg what they produce National dairy associations have the cold wet sprmg, but in some cases " good profIts. suffiCient should be mode for 801e, unless you happen to be one they the state which are ranked as SUPERIOR fed, then breed Intelltgently. Let's consider cently worked out and herd test had of on land where The weeYlI infestatIon appellrs to be for the proper contl11UatIOn uncI the neces thosc IIldlvldunls who IS success adopted crops tobacco planted as unusually DEPARTMENTS, are follows: New Cotton much what we can nccompltsh the low- plans which It be to had been acticed a favorable rota. Corporation lighter thIS spring than last yeur. In sary expansion of this work." ful In ploperly caring' for sweet potutoes by cullmg by may pOSSIble brIng pI more School Final Score cows flam our dairy helds. about a very rapid Improvement In our tlOn the crop of tobacco and these Formed Board Southern GeorgIa thero is a light Infesta held m earthen banks or hills. producing preced1l1g 1. Braselton HIgh School 912Y. By vel 8S tion of weevils over a deat of that In sweet as With other food Studies, by the Bureau of Dairy Indus- dairy herds. crops were grow1l1g off y nicely, and good potutoes 'rut ner, H. J. B'J teacher Have technical questions on fer were but 110 weeVils have you any the ultimnte wants a tI y, U. S. Department of Agllculture, of At the beginning of 1930 there were they knew both crops grown under section, practically ap crops buyer good 2. Nancy Hart Consolidated 888 The Cotton AdVIsory Committee has met or conchtions treatment pearer In the half of tilizer problems, poultry disease!:', nny Ul tlcle and onc that. possesses real the production, feed cost, and lncorne 1ec- about 1,150 Dairy lIerd-Improvement Asso- the same nnd they northern the stute. looklllg ... Th mas, E. H., �ucher and after a thorough study reported to the slIllIlar difficulties? Our GeOtglR Fal mer ords of cows on test 111 Herd Im- cialions in ate were stIli mOl e puzzled At the same time last year there Dairy operation rl'hese assocmtlOns .. (May 20) qualtty. 8. Adllun Consoltdated 8641;" Federal Fntm Bonld that thcle IS an em and Fruit Grower Infol'mntion Bureau Will There IS no but that on ma was (1 iniestatlOn of weevlls in Last year sweet potntoe contests carried provemcnt AssoclatJons, have shown that ,",olkrng wonders for the duilY of question the O. teacher heavy the lIldustlY Hayden, L, elgency 111 the American cotton market no chnl Address lhe bureau our n. rather southern half of help you at ge. on In South Cnrolma by replesentutlveS of the eitnunutlon of the lowest the Umted States. who jority of lands rlgld system the state, and a i1ght m producers Dairymen anywhere 4. Hahira High School 861 a stabilizatIon operation such as rotation lIlust be maintnllled 1f we requllll1g festatlOn 1Il a deal of at 511 Glenn Bldg, Atlanta. Olemson College ueveloped some extrcme from the dUll y herd not IIlcreuses the want to orgamze onc of these aSSOCla�lOns of crop Geo. teacher good the northern only Dickmson, "\V, IS m section 9, (d) valuable lnfOi mutlon Tlus information expect to contlllue to glOw profitable crops contemplated paragraph half of tho state. ]y avernge productIOn er cow, but always can find out how to proceed by asking thclr 6. Umon Consoltdated 845 of the icultural Act. The In Re of tobacco. The crops that have an ad- � AgI Marketlllg The cotton in the southern ,. llubltshed ExtenSIon CIrcular 103. results III the cash mcome over or State teacher crop half of e IIlcreaslIlg county ugllcultural as-ent theu' """I!" • Ritchie T. Evans, commIttee that thIS function Poultry troubles, diseases, proper COl of' sults the With recommendations verse effect on the land arc those that help suggested the state 1S a Itttle lato duo to of contest, cost of feed cow. 'I'hel 11 of The Bureau of 6. Warwack Consolidated 835 cold wea the per eiore, any College AgTiculture should be 01 med n COl other chIcks, the rIght bl eed for rtght usc, as cultul'lll is now avnIluble to increase the nematode infestation and perf by poratlOn ther in March and but to pi aclices, WIth lllcome .T. teucher AprIl, the crop In d(lll'ymun is dissutlsfied the Dairy Industry, U. S. Department of AgII- Sims, II, than Amellcan all InformatlOll of this kind may be obtOln and be obtulIlcd flam the PublICation those thnt deplete tho hUll1uS content and the Cotton CooperatIve the northern half of tho state is callier nlllY which he makes over cost of he can D. has a bulletin 7 Sm dis Consolidated 834 Farmer und Fl uit fced, culture, Washmgton, C., those do both. 'rhe main of ASSOCIatIOn, the cotton co ed free from our GeorglU DIVision of Clemson or from Coun thut difficulty Accordlllgly, than last year. It is true there are some college, mcrease that income cow on the Reed, C. M., teucher 1 Glenn always per by subject, "DaiSY Hcul-Improvement this fact is have taken to set a new Grower JnIormatlOn Bureau, 5J furm agents It is a matler of inter getting generally recoglllzed 832 operatives steps up poor but on the whole stands are ty a little closet. Farmel s' Bulletin 1604- 8. Eastanollee HIgh stands, culling AssoclUtlOns," No. that a of Ideal, to be known as The Ga. est to South Carolllla fmmel's that the occasionally We have year .... • non-stock corporation good. 'I'he preparation thiS has Bldg, Atlanta, when the SUI of flttll, D. D and Green W L, teachers year bcen At present, plus dairy F, co]))es of which Will be sent free upon seasons and of Articles sweet potato contest WIll be conducted glOWlllg satJsfactory crops 826 Cotton StablltzatlOn CorpolatlOn. the best we have seen In 1S 9. McPhaul InstItut" years. ploducts 1I1 thiS countlY ubnoIlnnlly lequest as as the lasts. ate almost can.. ugnm thiS senson under pructLcally the long supply tobacco grown under evelY of ltlcorpol'atJOn were filed 111 Delaware, to l\fnrtIn, Geo. I., teacher According the best mformation which New of new conven hlgh, and when prices me cOllospondlllgly In all thiS held-Implovement work three ceivnble and there are some ways doing things, Barne rules as last year. condition, niso, 823 June 5th, and the Board of DIrectors meet can be the amount of fel 10. Sonoravllle HIgh had, tllizer used Iences for the new or kitch cluser IS one of the of are in our are farmer, reCipes of 180 owe I s in con low, culling ways thlllgs kept constantly mind,-cull- of la.nds which So ideally sllited fOf 111 on lllnth. Uepolls gt last year Clark teacher Waslllngton the under the crop thIS year was less better 1esults Our WIllcox, R, sltg-htly en for the house WIfe-for 1111 these tests show tho aCI e to getting immedmtely. mil', feedlllg and breedlllg. Culllllg the low- the productIon of tobacco thut they can of the Comnuttee helps highest Yield per 11. Rentz School 820 The meetmg AdVIsory than for last year. FrUIt .. HIgh read OUt' Farmer nnd Glower, have been G72 the ,eld of ligules indicate that cullJllI,; the lowest-- producets from the hetd, and feedmg the stand abuse for a good many years and can which the recommendation Georgm bushels, highest ':-0,. L. teacher for cotton at 'llhe farmers can offset ... IJ Cook, H., this smaller InformatIOn 511 Glenn At the of 1 PCI' cent of the dairy cows 111 lest of the cows to their tlt1ue to make crops of tobacco. When Bureau, Bldg., No. l's, 176 bushels; average yield producmg ¥cordlllg capacity good 12. 819 was made was held in Washmgton on May amount of fertilizer to a Washmgton High great extent by Ga. No. 378 the aVe1 cost of this coulltry would not lower the milk and for ploductlOn, Iftmgs Immediat results. condltlOns such as these ohtaln a great lanta, l's, bushels, age Hemrick, L. E., teacher 16 and 17 With all members present. applying SIde dressmgs of quick acting and the nvelago buttelfat nas much as 1 per cent, The Blileau of has many ure entirely too qmck to jump at the production $E8.00 pel' nCle; PIOduCtlO Daily Industry figUles In these twelve departments of vocation The Cotton AdVIsory CommIttee was es nitrogen, such ns mtrate of soda. neces.. SInce net WAS acre. but one-fifth of 1 c and thnt which show that nlOte is in conclUSion that crop rotatIOn is not I profIt $12500 per only per nt, needed were stud"'nts en co �s the cullll1g al agriculture there 1,648 tabltshed m February by the cotton mtrogen hmltmg factor in crop plO "FARM HEADLLNES" ON Alit How IS this for a supplemental money tho 10 cent III sar).'. culling lowest-ploc)uclI1g per avelage herds, Dairy Herd-Improvement rolled in the classes or 137 for each de- III accordance with the ductlOn on most farms in the - the news of The at operatives Agricul southwest, CHICJ\GO A 8ynopsIs of It would seem that sweet our cows the milk experiment the Georgia ClOp? potatoes o'f duiry would not }oweL' Assocmtlon helds, and even in helds of In addItion the classes held for a SIde of 100 160 Plain StatIOn Coustal,tlemon- partment. tural Marketmg Act. dressmg to pounds of the as It affects the farmer IS bein" ore yellow gold fot' some fl11 melS. and buttelfat 10 but cattle. Experllnent clemly , day 11roductlOn })er cent, registered dairy According to ligures boys in the high school glades everyone L was chosen the qUIck the commull stl ates the adverse effect of some of our H. Batley by coopera actmg nitrogen appiled by time broadcast over the Columbia Farm only 5 per cent. now available In our Bureau, the cullIng of of these schools conducted an evcnlllg class tives to succeed Robert of the squares begin to form WIll farm CtOpS and the benefICial effect of ot.hers Amory Boston, help gleat network. Editors of SIX lendlJ1g Some that It iR not the 10 cent of all the for the farmers fa the In fact to lty people say good lowest-producmg per commulllty. who was unable to serve because of the Iy offset the smaller amount of mIxed ADVENTURES OF A SCIENTIST on crops of tobacco that follow them. publtcations arc cooperating. to blame the low-producers when dairy cows III this would not re- in the 12 schools there were 30 such classes, and fertlhzer that Was used logiC country press of private business. He under the crop thele 1S U of in thiS ducc the nct IIlcome a or more than 2 for each teacher. The sUlplus dUllY products dairyman's by Single Stokes wele cel t1fied as "expellcnced quick actIng nItrogen WIll stlmulnt� A new book to Lynn fascinating ot mterest country. not lIltelested ln whether dollar. The lowest 20 cent could be cu11- New Live-Stock and In the evening classes for farmers there qUIck growth nnd I.!Im per Poultry handlers or processors." rapId and enrly frlllt- us.<1 when farmers and those who havo the wandel'- were farmers. Each of these farmers while it. It should be It IS the 10W-ploducels or whether it is �he ed and there would be no noticeable loss. 1,050 mg. It IS one of the best of using Disease Manual Published � J ways maturmg If allowed to stand over 48 hours 19 Davl(l for attended .. en or more where some fresh. 1en;, FUlrchilds, "Exploung hIgh-producers that cause the sUlplus,- Yes, the lowest-ploduclllg 30 per cent of meetings a good crop of cotton ahead of tho boll serIes discussed It IS to burn the cotton leave8. i'lants," (Macmillan Co, $500). am lIlterested in the fine our cows related of problems were weevIl. If apt but I mightIly dallY could go to the butcher and the SIde dressmg IS apphed "Live-stock and Diseases" W. For if one course WI8 in A pOIsons have nlreatly 'fhe book relates a sClCntist's adventures effect whIch the of the the losses due to absence the Poultry by example, gIven Added Fe.1ilizer At Chopping early, most of It WlII good many liqllld culhng low-ploduc- theh frolll go to prodnce fruit. are is A. D. V. has just been issued cotton there wer ten meetings that on the malket thIS year. We in the WIld and practlcully unexplored cows flam our herds has herd would be almost BIlhngs, M, growing Time Station Finds if it is appeared lIlg dairy upon negligible. Pays, Whereas, apphed late, and after the effectiveness of these lands of the East Sumatta, us another III the Rural Science Senes, by had to do WIth a diSCUSSIOn of the problems cotton not famlltar with the Ill(lics, Javu, the pocket-book of the dairy lIldustry. lIowever, I would not recommend the is large, more of It Will go anto wced of the MacmIllan Co. in cotton growing. mixtures and so far as out' knowledge goes Ceylon, MOlocco and the West Coast not sudden eliminatIOn our growth. However, every ]ow-producmg dnil'y of 30 per cent of .... Georgia cotton growers nre showmg tosted and Aflica. The author IS extension veterinarlun for " Tellchers Terms In they have not been offICIally cow 111 the United States represents a loss. cows. '1'0 ud of so cows all mtel est In or dress- Georgia's state-wide 5 acre cotton con duuy get many and As most teachers of much topdlt.�s5ing Side value detennined. In VIew of the fact author is a known the Mmnesota College of Agriculture everyone knows, trol last theIr The widely botanist, 'rhCl e 81 e fal ms where the cow at once would demO! allze the cotton with mtI fertIltzers. The year out of the fIrst 10 family completely vocational ore for ing ogenous makmg mixture can be made use Experiment StatIOn. He IS well known in agriculture employed that the home made who has devoted his hfe to gathering all feed that ot.her- on the lnyout yields and all lIves Pllllclpally would dniJ y 1I1dustry and would cause a nllik twelve months rather thun for the of Experimet StatIOn has been carry 109 profIts but 13 It docs not from ull of the wotld and his field and h IS book shows much care length at small cost by any farmer, ful plnnts PUltS wise be and she be cared for famme. I would 1 tests WIth COttOll for supplemented the mixed fel tIiizer wasted, may not ecommend the sud the 8chool term. The reason for this is nItrogen topdressmg WIth a business to With them to thiS In preparatlOn, as wel1 us deep knowledge of seem good cxpenment trallsplnnting country. Many labor that could not ellln as much ill den of 20 cent of our sevelal and f!Dds that thIS practice sidedresslng mtrate of soda, and 14 add- by culhng per daIry of his apparent for the records of these twelve years Dllxtures of doubtful or unknown value. fl lilts ale mto subject. , cd additIOnal of the delICIOUS that cOlllmg olher wa:'!'. We are now about for the same reaSOll. I would hesi will potash also. any tallmg cows, In the Dr. "The .. supeTlor schools reveal the fact that these pay. If whero boll weevtls arc present before housewives ate hiS contllbution preface, Billings says: ad- "'hero weevils are favor with the con"lmetclal dairy. tate to recommend the sudden ellllllllation teachers vocatIOnal Topdressing offers a means by which plesent before squares adVIce IS not meant to take the of twelve of agt'iculture form the cotton 15 gl\len a good to our tobles. He now lives 1Il South Flor place amounts of fertilizers can be pro- form, can be squares In the commelclal daily, thele seems to of the 10 cent of our lilO the of acres dltional they wlpcd out easily and not be 10west-PlOduclllg per competent veter mary serVice, but rather to supel'vislllg farmmg 9,965 mopplllg, additIonal pOlsomng may where he cultivates Inany of hiS finds. Under "ome comiltlons lt cheaply by the cotton Ida, be httle that the WIll be too that would not farm IS in fltably applied moppmg tWICe WIth a .. danger culhng dailY cows, though certainly its At the snme of land which plantcd Oftentimes thiS true. hunched Illu emphasize Importance and to all the food 1-1-1 necessnry. is. l�ow One nlllety photogmphs severe. ]f all our commelclal hetds send to the butcher, thnt to the members of theirprojectsC uss- IS not practical put plant s"eetened poison. ThIS mIxture is dairy any profit produce1s tIme to m the reader belong if weevils should nppear 10 suffICient a p-lace the hands of lands that are sub- made cver, stlnte the and the leader under the crop. Sandy by usmg one of calCIUm ar book, give WOI e culled as should be culled, the Such a and would be too pound III summer to they culling killIng up-to-date mfol'll1atlon on his vm ious large numbers later the mto that IS far more to requlle a split apphcatlOn senate, one of ly glimpse fOleign lands of milk could be 50 controlled dlnstic. Jt would Cleate a Hulk dls-. t in the agricultural classes of Ject leaching gallon blucksttnp molasses ploduction famine, case can EtiThe boys make of addItIonal ad ptoblems 1n a lnnguflgr: he under of the soluble nItrogenous ferti- and one gallon of applIcation pOIson thull thnt to be ftont the III hvelvc men 1,93: acres of readIly water. If a qUICk ktll intmestlllg gUlIled that It could be kept constantly balance and also It would put too much cow-meat stand." theSe planted IS It should be applted in the dust These IIzcrs to reduce loss by lenchlllg early in deSired, two of VIsable, a travel book. would on soil improvement crops last year. pounds calcium arsenate vetage With consumpllOn. That, of courso, the market. 'l'hat would be bad for the The book chscusses fit st form, LiqUId pOison IS not neally so el sanitation, aid, un the season. Under these condl- may be used were wmter legumcs that were turned growmg inslead of on(l. First, mIX the be the ideal Situation, dall'Y mdustl y, and perhaps worse for the and of Itve-stock lind feetlve on large cotton .s t�,e dust f01m. general care poultry the tions und whel'e less than 600 pounds per arsenate With water to about such an ideal beef der to enrich SOIl, help produce blgger �uJclum und then stir cotton lIowever, bung mdustry. IS mto It lS fCl tiltzer Farmers who have fertIhzed thel!' thoroughly gone profusely and acre. aCI e of a hIgh grade complete wa.s the molasses. 1 1-2 of the dan must have It would be wise recom Yields larger profits per m. About gallons of of statc affairs, ymall probably not to THE HEART OF GEORGIA, THE HEAIl'l' 01' GBORGIA. ' [ "WHERE NATURE SMILES." "WHBRE NATURB SMIL••- I BULLOCH TIMES (STATESBORO .NEWS-STATESBORO EAGLE) c= Bulloch Time., 1892 E.tal;'ish�d Coriaolidatet! 17 ' 1917. E8uabhshcd 1nOl JanuaL-Y JULY 1930 IJAljl:. I:.K..iH 1 rAKlVll:.K Oc rKUll ljKUWI:.K ':;I:.LIIUN Statesboro News, STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY, 3, VOL. 40-NO. 11 Statesboro Eagle, Established lUl7-Consolidated December 9, 1920. CHEVROLET CAR IS - New P�i��t�St�:�ditor CONTRACfS GIVEN NETS AND SEINS High �hO::.!�M:�day TEACHERS COLLEGE The annual of the PERFECTLY BUILT The first new sweet potatoes of the· FOR ROAD PAVING NOT PERMITTED meeting High WILL OBSERVE 4m : Alumni .....ill be season were presented to the editor School Asaociation held EXTENSION OF CLOSED SEASON MANUFACTURERS OF TODAY last ONE DAY'S A WARDS FOR ELEV· at the library next Monday afternoon INVITATIONS 'EXTENDBD . Saturday by Thompson Hart, EN PROJECTS WILL COST THE' IS ORDERED BY STATE BOARD N,UMBER OF MEET EXACTING farmer from the Hagin district. Early at 5:30 o'clock. Officers for the com- LBADERS STATE $1,753.134_ OF GAME AND FISH. will be and installed. SOUTH.EAST OF THE Pl,TBLIC. though they were, they are large ing year electet!- GEORGIA. member is to DEMANDSj' enough for table use and were very Every urged be pres- I The state commission made "Fishermen who arc to The college is lwst today to hua "Hand-built throughout" to he highway expecting as some matbera will acceptable fried. They were of the ent, important dreds u�ed catch fish at time in tho near fu- of Southeast the hallmark of American Industry, one of its awards of any be discussed. Goorgians uul • big stem jersey variety. largest contrncts . others ture except hook and line from over the stata. Celebrat the "Tiffany touch" to the quality out- of the current in Atlanta Thurs- =====,;======• year wi�h h.ad better save their and not m- ing the Fourth of in a tit A·merican manufacturers money July manner, 'day, the low bids on eleven projects' the The Act vest it in seins and nets," according program for tollay will include an Marketing ���;!. BEGIN ON MILITARY BOYS kinds of Agricultural WOR.K TO to entertainment everY-Ide-' amounting $1,753,134.52. to a statement just issued by Peter S. and a barbe such are the precision Today, cue dinner This was several thousand state and fish comrnls- at noon. mands of mass in the 1\gure Twitty, gurne production The au-I . sioner. guests invited to lel tomobile and other industriea, P AV I N G mGHWAY dollars under the esbimates of the LEAVE FOR CAMP today's many. tivities ".In some the include many prominent Geor� - counties, impression ca 11 a aduct h andbUI'It ld I Ex- And Its Relation To Consumers that pr highway engineering department. HAVE I'ARADE FRIDAY AFTER· wou. CONTRACTOR-ARRIVES AND OR- that and will gians, legislators, educators, busin_ be to brand'It as a cruddte pro uc In- prevails seining netting 10.1 bids were from road NOON IN PREPARATION OF QANIZES FORCES TO BEGIN actly received, be after such men, farmers and reprelentativ.. deed. permited July 1st, but builders in all of the south. LEAVE TAKING . from walk of WORK NEXT WEEK. parts is not the case. The general nssem- eyery life. •• When are put together at the I parts _ The The contract was for 16* of 1925 an act program begins at 11 o'clock fa must fit to a largest bly passed prohibiting assembly line they W. C. Campbell, of Columbus, head The local National Guard units, con the .. nets auditorium, with the entire stu And Business hair-ll rm'1es 0 ft'concre e b etween the use of seins and for a period the paving breadth accuracy. else effICiency, of the Campbell Construction Co., ar- sisting of Headquarters Detachment, dent Organizations . . body and of five This term will faculty present. At 0_ - years. expire of the whole unit is destroyed and d rived Tuesday and began preparation Swarne boro and S tatesboro, In BuI Medical and "A" . Department Battery o'clock the barbecue e-I' On 26th of this but the will be served Oil far above August year, lays are occasioned that are for paving the sixteen miles of road loch county, the Campbell Construction 264th Coast Artillery Battalion, Geor the I same act gives the state board of campus. Following the dinner American business and commercial life is linked to American If cost limit. Such a variable factor as from Statesboro to the Emanuel of will leave States inseparably agriculture. agricul • I Company, Columbus, Ga., being the gia National Guard, a will . program be held on the • game and fish the to extend campul serious in the interests of are human mustilP ay on line toward Swainsboro. Ac- authority ture suffers any depression any given locality, business that community tho equation county low bidder with $354,856.56. boro Saturday for their annual camp Speakers at this time the closed period and otherwise regu- will be Prell a minor role in variances, to his work will com- the first to feel it. measuring Y', cording plans, be Next. on the list came the ten mlles of instruction. These units have been dent D. B. late or the use of aeins and Wells, Turner, editor of have found the prohibit for research engineers menced early next week and will be of concrete between Gainesville and asaigned to Fort Barrancas, Pensa the Bullocli nets at all times. under au Tim�a; a representatlo,. there have been some efforts on the of certain commercial and interests more than Acting Recently part speculative light ray infinitely exacting pushed with vigor to completion. �t Baldwin, in North Georgia, Haber- cola, Fla., for their encampment und from each of the of law and on advice of the college groupa, th... as And so have de- thority to discredit the effort of the United States government represented by the Federal Farm Board, to the human eye. they is expected to complete the work well sham and Hall counties, awarded to the entire personnel is looking for will be several • attorney-general, the state board of selections by the quar many wonderful instruments I within the time in the con. the ward a stabilize agricultural marketing conditions. The operations of the Board that have brought about the velopet! provided Carolina Construction Oompany, to, very pleasant encampment. tet, a comedy skit by Pete DonaldlOIl workman game and fish, at its annual meeting to displace the old-time tract, which is five months from date Columbia. S. C., for At 4 :30 o'clock on Friday afternoon, most criticism from' certain are those in wheat and cotton. $276,024.36. order and Walter McDougald and two talb quarters tens On May 6th last, adopted an with his calipers-instruments of letting. Mr. Campbell expressed The Wesco Company, of Chatta- July 4th, these organizations will pa the of fish from by students: One, "Why I Cama to of ten of times more ac- the work prohibiting taking In discussing this situation, C. C. Teague, Federal Farm Board·Member said: 'llnd hundreds hope that by the time- that nooga, Tenn., bid $259,224.98 on the rade on the South (}eorgla Teachers the South of the streams o.f Georgia by GOGrgia Teacbers CoU.g.... .curate, is Statesboro will have made any South Main finished, thirteen miles of concrete to be built College football field, and lUke S. G. • means of nets and similiar de another, "Why T. C." and was a stock the seina, "During October November there panic when probably fifty Concrete examples of plans to join onto the project at the 'b�,tween and Hawkinsville, \ in street, and the public is invited to The exactness: Perry effective for guests will be introduced at tile are vices, such order to be cent of the value of industrial stocks was out. in manufacture limits and connect with the was this exercise. This will be per supposed squeezed The .required precision city pav- Hountson county, and awarded witness lunch hour and some of them a of twelve months from Au will be few 'steps along the on North Main street. He thinks federal period fi time the of S·tates. country has been suffering from the effect of this ever since; wheat and colton provided every ing the contract, although the the rst people called upon for short tala. Mrl. a. of gust 26, 1930, or until the general as 'assembly lines of the motor plant it possible, also, that the paving east- road authorities must' the boro and Bulloch county have had an H were headed in the same downward direction. yet approve .. Hankinson, president of the Geor at sembly' itself can take further action the Chevrolet Motor Company, ward toward Savannah will be ready project. opportunity to see their new organ gia Parent·Teachers' "In an effort to prevent any further serious decline in these commodity prices • in the Association, will Mich. Here motor has to to let that time. premises. and it la ex Flint, every by Other low bidders and projects were ization in full �quipment, be a special guest of the the Farm Board offered to loan to a bushel on wheat and "This order the 'state college uul cooperatives $1.25 in- The Com. passed by a undergo 5,162 separate preclalon Campbell Conatruction as follows: that will be quite few will deliver an . . pected ther� address the . au- during dq. on board of game and' fish under 16 cents a pound colton, with the customary grade, variety and freight one man In SIX IS the I 0f ex- and has just Nine milea of alternate type. of our people Qut to witness the Tho.\!. invited to attend tile pan� co�plet�d �.t. of. the has I' among sev 8pe�tions, eve� pa�- thority' general assembly differentials to the various terminal markeh. This effective for . the in the proved an inspector. Important projects VICInIty between Winder and Jefferson, in ercises. educators and legislatorl! are: 0haIl I same force and effect as law, and double-check" has be- Columbus. the eral months, but later when there was. a sharp d'ecline in wheat the Board "Check and of Bahow and Jackson counties, to Mac- cellor Charles M. of tile ------ing_, fishermen of the state are put on Snelling, a of the American vernacu- authorized an emergency stabilization operation wheat. • come part Dougald Construction Company, At- Tunneled for Meat University of Georgia; R. H. Pow.U. if' .is notice thati it will be rigidly enforced. lar, but in the Chevrolet plant it in Melons for of G. S. "The policy of fixed loan values on colton and wheat, together with the sub Slump lanta, $228,771.38. and other Jail president W. C., Valdosta; E. Without it All game wardens, deputies And Lands in the law and' the statute. One bridge on Winder-Jeffel'8on G. Branch, Georgia State for sequent stabilization operation in wheat, undoubtedly saved a panic in these Paraylzes Market of the state game and fish Colleg. enormous .volume of tbe company employes the highway to 0, J. Scott anIlnville; every detail to build the power Kennedy, J. J. Thompson, Geo. Lee, decorated by Major Shields Warren, peaches ami as pretty as a picture. mass J. Tifton; Ellis Pope, LyolIII; 'plant ever placed in a Chevrolet," de- JOrevents production. The fit Joseph Woodcock, C. A. Warnock, officer of the C. M. T. C. Phillips, commanding W. C. a C. T. MARTIN Sewell Courson, Soperton; elared C. F. Barth, vice-president in is the thing. When part dolls not C. Ludlam, Jr., W. H. Woods, Grover battalion, for excellent work during S. C. holds It will not fit Jr. C. T. 37 years, died Stokes, Jeffersonville; Beaton, charge of manufacturing. fit, it up output. C. Hendrix, J. W. Robertson, the past week. Martin, aged his death due to C. V. Stanton, Waycros., "Secondly, did we fail we could not if it has been made with an indiffer- (For Tuesday) on June 11th, being Waycross; B. of the affection. Interment was in the M. P. Scruggs, SandelOville;· Jack 'achieve our high output. Mass pro- ence to standards. Cut precision from Clifford S. Proctor, R. S. Hotchkiss, William Green, president heart in the Sandersville; R. E. Rivera, duction is not the tyrant 0.1 present- a factory's program and you cut its E. A. Proctor, Geo. C. Hagins, H. F. American Federati9n' of Labor, Macedcnia cemetery day following Taylor, Rev. Glennwood. Besides those liated • day manufacture. But precision is. power of production. Precision is the PrQ;,tor, Wesley Mincey, J. A. Knight. testimony before a house committee and was conducted by the pastor, of his H. McCall. He is survived three number of other teachers IlIld clduca It comes first. Contrary to general fatlter, quantity production ia the W. D. Deal, S. M. Hendrix, D. Olin agBin asserted the opposition S. by forms of com· C. T., Jr" tors have been invited anil a larp opinion, mass production does not pre- child. The reverse would bl. impos- Franklin, D. F. Driggers, T. R. organization to all sons--Watson, aged 14; number of women fmm till__tIoII. -vent precision, but lack of preciaion sible. Rushing. munistic activity. aged 12, and 'Paul, aged 4.