The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-23

confer with such a person and buy
his products to FURNISH his customers
with and encourage them to raise
more to sell.
This country spends many a dol.
Lar for. seed oats every year which
could be raised here In other words
utilize every bit of the surplus at
home and encourage them to raise
more and soon we will have the best
country i'm the world.
We have paid this year for home
made lard Is cents per pound and
ST. for home-raised corn and 80 cents
for homegrown Appler oats / think
every farmer, merchant and what
not ought to open their eyes and go
to work to build up the old state OF
Mississippi, the grandest old state
DIM the union Let every farmer lay
him off ten acres to the hand and
commence i'm time and have DIT we'll
cultivated by the time to SOW the
seed. We expect tine boil weevil and
I have tried the Simpkins early seed
and / was talking to a customer of
mine who planted some of the seed
and if he had planted his whole crop
i'm it, he would have made a full crop
Also I know farmer northeast of
town VINO made ON a very small tract
of land 500 bushels of we'll threshed
appIer oats and has sold already
$500, and what do we care for 81
-1O-12 or Is cent cotton if we car
make such paying crops.
Now, some ONE will say we can't
see lit. Now, CANT never did any
thing, but try always did succeed.
The time has come when we all
have got to do something. We cam
take enough corn cobs and hog tusks
and break any monoply-and that lis
the only weapon we need. Some will
say there are poor farmers who have
| to raise cotton as a money product.
I have a customer who has Dreaded
his family since laying by ON boiled
COOLERS. When he would come to
town every two weeks he would
being a sack of boiled COOLERS and
sell enough to get him a sack OF
meal and a sack of fIoulT Now,
another word, the unfortunate who
has ito work ON halves or rent orr give
security to get their support for SELL
and family, don't buy a dollars worth
on a. credit till you start your crop
Now the crop lis made and soon be
gathered and just as SOON aus ut is
hustle for a job. If you can't get one
price for you labor get another
Just don't sit down and eat UP what
little you have left. heard my faith
err say that he had darkey on nus
place that would split rails for him
ait Csc hundred before he would dc
nothing and that darby family sawed
UP enough money to buy him a horse
| Let every mans word be his bono
and bestow the second best blessing
the southland every possessed. com
Ifidence. United we stand, divided we
fall. The eye can't say to the can
that lit lis not a part of the body.
For lit as going to take all the money
sympathy and strength the far
mer, merchant, banker, DR.. and law
yeh1 to tide the waves of depression
next year. Talk to the banker as
yOllr father and to your merchanR
ais you brothers. If you want accom-
modations from your fellow man go
| with what collateral you have and tel
YOUR wants and abide by whatever
decision you may come to. Bear
each others burden. If he sees flt
not to advance you ON your collat-
eral just sit down and say If you
would do SO under the same clrcum-
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got to have anything study the way
you think best to do without Ii
and to the merchant don't be too
eager to sell and don't think that
you can control all the trade. Be
courteous to all mem at all Times
whether your customer or some one
else, and when you are sitting, study
ing or walking be always at all TUNES
studying some way that you can nelp
the farmer and save them some NOM
ey. For of all people ON earth that
should be respected and protected,
lit lis the farmer, for they are the
seat of life and should be prptected
by all other occupations. Let the
bulls and the bears and the boil wee
wills have the cotton and go nestle
down as near ais possible to- the staff
OF life and say Father give us this