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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

one of ihc moti practical ueihedf
~ nrreas'rg itf price 90 COTTON it
81 nereass lts asea Toe fafmff ns
aa.ns cotton goods ana natrrlnia
uhencfer fsashls ran ada consider
aaif in ihe feasunirfion az eeffon
rneiHrfs ant many husiness houses
100 manufarinrer, 90 pettlnr ap
thtir mcrrhauaise in COTTON baEs and
sfapsers ear maieriailf inrfeaae oou
snmFiton and hg bafing from Texas
"a tores uin aairpnae home iadns.
trq ~ acii
irtfasrg tcNSrmriton 81 orr agrI.
cpAur-l products ana Iatrunialfr ~
honie industry viii make % pros.
perHns
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hIprel ram 700 sau RnaIa
.ernls t.e,aIf fo NIahnH rat
ts mnnih ihrn f.aunl enfI fo EHa
aad Shot, nrr $50 hHnr an
Drat
iN' eano NafH Booster NnN
Wanfri DAG errt uHh a
m'niaet h.l
aNHrei fn 'Hf'fn rH i0'H' o.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

W. aifsrk great many of oar
sapnumic problems whea ~ shoald
study them and oar isglslatafes have
assaulted many prohieus Wifh about
fbe same degree ~ oo1raEe ana a. ~
fhsf thc hox and arFp~ sffxade %
the native PhlilrBine army ased ID
attacking Drney's fleet 10 Nanllia
Bay Men have HnderfAksn 20 fssa.
hate iprs az Indasry. $40 hafs
stAfs4ly more than q easslnT knov 3.
edge ~ the hnslnees
We ueed sinaeuis. instead o. war.
rlort. ~ ne leEisitfure
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

YpN sAtE a, oeeef tplea1ld hsf.
gaiu. roam frame gesitsaes up.
tloeA south ~ itirh sfheoi Hose in
propefN pofns ~ easat haianas
long ume pa,mtnit Write hpA i
cf ai renm spt cip National lidE
t4ti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

John -. said g. tsf hsslssad ~ha
WIS gfumbling of.r nis Dfestfasi
your i9fs has grove culd
No. Il hssnt' hp analssd tot m1
tresi fsri hBs
Thars jn.t A. n ygur ioys haon'i
grown cu,d yop wouldnt bats poilIsli
that yO1f bfsakfan bad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
The Reaches The People For Quick Results Advertise

500 divine lrusilgation haH 3D. "a
So ahor iuei bow be- ramo lo GOA .u
dDf $3.50 ebN.it
pee aaH D. aiFhiY rp.pslti ouuf
man and lsafr nihW mmbe. and
fhrcn UfHhrfH Hnl .frua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Nofk SPRINGS TEXAS Ian
cosernpr Adams 3 younr man ainaf
"a years 81 aEe Vas intf snfiy iiiisl
itlF mornins ~ bcinr rpn ofer ~ 4
~aron iosded aith sl,suf = thoassnd
i.opnes 81 iamber. SHEA rsgon Sc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Ihe beginning of fhe Tear ffle IL
ths greatest hoHr thst ever sirpcf
rasas nuisafloo Toe miuwef ass
tfsmnr sfh eiden amnrnnfH
th. haura afe albd Is ,he brm alfh
martsloas poaiainlea aud thf 800
of state e thrHitd ath hopes tua
sawntlere of hrurr dats
A. Poe .l.ai ais af las msaaf.
me eastern houren Of ths nrs p.a'
and rufs BE-. nfm rsIs oi Hrhi over
fNe aaa 900 atfw Of tIfen pra.t
sarns a'mmnbsn frco from th,
uaAc ~ taDiofF ahd uluminaie
tIii and mnnnfains riHteroe aft
mnfral wealth 80 latch o.r err'
saHeH of hs sal nee feaf and
uhas ibe drv af uorHne So fnrcu
or af aH anilr ln aao grand effort
lo mstc Freat Texas FfsHtor fu sons
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sumrr csn VI1noaI nnnfa
ncnumi.e.l D, Cold. Man Thrown
Prom f'0si

NEW RpHk Bar o plonai.er
cnHanffof nf Gfatesrod affuHa
rollel eaF sac slllsa aHd fife o'htf
isrsons sorloNfb hnr ahan ihe 80
aaa defsilti and rfathea SOTO a fgle.
ssph palt earis fefsfaag The ac
1rman james % iarhes hsnaab
500 coia ga tafesn from his afi
rhi'e fhe raf fHtinr raffo ans fts
oar Haa atapet anfef iof afefa.
aiarte
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

@VNh BARGAINS TEN acfss inH
erst If os umis oi Carpas Carsu
eu sosi raad hii Ia cultivation drr
Aaek loam FoA ihro faom hoHsf
lei snd s#aH barn rrrr ssttref
sixteen s,us IonIas lun rttt ad.
i'i.pa. hiEb elevation otsfioolinf
che o'iY conveniently ieealyd iof fu.
hufpun nome lne mnt eIih foha
sarraaaaiun utt Hrarei rr0.
f.aHue sk fnam hnH.e |n rnai
nonlHlon on earhsf io' near tu'on
nfrof r.od ioaton rf't, fi.ua
$50 20 b War.E Owner J.ae.
naIiaius cotpm CHRISTI rctsa
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-As hwysf tow eoald yon seyiss
ne 70 ace fof = Firls handy
TAKE ihs eaes % eouft ans asl far
iusnedinie trial y BalfinnBs An,erlf 80
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Ia seafcelt more than defaae TIE
saias ~ acre o. iarm psodnes has
more thsn aopsss
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An umbrella would make aice
hr'h3ay prrsert VIE have sone tine
onet rse sianris gt7 Mesquite
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Mis- NANlins n SMITH tts0nef
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Pre- rtating matter uithous
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Contract faies furnished "a
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Ads taken oteg che l'heNr are
shafrei At sho same gsse rs each
aas rbsas YDog as b. noe fp
SORTS hafs 600
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torn sna ciA water el.ftilc nrhia ~
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FnN MFNf NieelY iuniehsd feom
10 i~e scntismsn ~ llsstinna ilt
gbaparfAl pkuns gft 10 NJ
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ifisf Cots date hrnf fUHf raat
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fVN hkNl AHioA Mepls Hplldlnr
eos chanastai street chas a Nsuii
pkuhe fos fHsl
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FcH HINT nasinr. anartcr. al
ies Mesquite st Arsli At place
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A farmer living neaf llarke1 ~
reuliy trt rpm three hites - bees
81 pouuds ~ honey stlcb ~as made
from mosqaifs ana cotton hiapms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
GREAT FIREWORKS
DISPLAY AT STATE FAIR

Richmond. Va. Aug. l5-As 4
result Of a conference between the
directors of the State Fair. the pre-
sident and the general manager. ar
rangement are being perfected for
the greatest fireworks display the
city ever saw
We will not higgle about ex
pense." said director ]. T. Anderson.
What We wish to do is to give the
people Of Virginia the best obtsinable.
We will do this. and if necessary 60
I 10 great expense. The other sections
Of the fair will be tar above any
thing we ever mad here, and the fire
works must be above any the people
In Richmond have seen.
/ A committe left this morning for
New York. to take observations of
the displays at Manhatten Beach,
I They will 90 TO Buffalo and Cleve
/ land. before returning TO Richmond
and when they get back thellattel
part of the week. they will be ready
to announce the result Of their trip.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
HElEKIAH COOK GIVEN
EXTREME PENALTY

Hezekish Cook. colored. tired in
the Circuit Court of York country
last week for the murder OF his half
brother. Tom Bartlett. was found
guilty OF murder il the first degree,
the jury rendering its verdict at
about y o'clock last Saturday.
The case was given the jury I'm
day afternoon and that body seemed
much divided. His attorneys ex-
peoted a lighter verdict, II not an
soouital and were somewhat sur
prised at the extreme penalty. The
usual motion 70 set aside the verdio'
was made by counsel for the oefens'
4 ana the court VII hear argument a
+ the October term. Feeling seems q
F De strong against the accused an'
/ there are many who heartily approx
/ Of the verdict.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
COCIAL AND -
= PESs0NA

Mrs. Robert L. SPencer and Miss
Bessie Spencer were IN Richmond
recently.
Misses ClSudia and Mabel Brooks
are visiting their uncle. Capt. ). J.
Brooks, in Richmond.
Mayor and Miss Wsrburton en-
trrtsine6 last week EoSign Hunter
OF ths bsttleship South Carolina
and william Hunter. OF White Sui
phur : prings.
Miss Rosa WaTbuTton IS entertain
Ing a large house party at St George
on James river. this week. Amoni
those from a distance who are re
guests are Miss Florence Hunter. Q
Ruther Glenn: Misses Joe and kitri
Winston. OF Hanover, Miss Grao
Ednonds. OF Houston; Miss Irltti
Cowies, o. Diascond: Miss Clara y
gar. o. Frederick Hal; Misses Macs
Inc, Virgilis and Evelyn WarouTto
and Annie Harris. o James Ci'l
Ednond Cowles, OF Diacond, al
George Copton. OF Tozno. Anon
the Williamsburg guests are MISS
Dora and Clara Armistead' Graz
p,-,--A Pear Iones and Mary Va,
Gale. The party IS beng ehaPeron'
nv Mss L-trie Wzrburton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
DECIDE YOURSELF

The Opportunity Is Here. Backed 10y
williamsburg Testimony.
Don't take our word for il.
Don't depend on "a strangers state
ment.
Read Williamsburg endorsement.
Read the statements of Williamsburg
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of IL.
A. b. Banks. carpenter. Main St,
Williamsburg. Va. says. u have
known OF Doan's Kidney Pills for many
years and have taken them for trouble
arising from my kidneys. can say
that they have never failed 20 bring
me Quick relief A short time ago /
! had am attack Of backache brought on
( bv strain Knowing of the value Of
/ Deans Kidney Pills l used them and
/ they soon helped me No one can make
"a mistake by giving this remedy
/ trial.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cts
Foster ilburn Co.. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nRme-Doan's-anC
tske no other
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
NEW RECRUITS VS..
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

I'd. The Gazette:
7 am unalterably opposed to /
capital punishment. says Mrs /
Champ Clark. think as Buiwer
Lyron said. the worst use you can
puta man 10 is 10 hang him" II
would not like 10 be responsible for
taking what I could not give-humsn
lie. IF these victims Of the cleo
trict chair in New York could have
been put at some public work. max
. ing roads or parks. or other employ
ment for the public good. how much
+ better il would have been for society:
There is work for public betterment
that big. strong men can 90 instead
u putting them out Of business by
execution"
I am opposed 10 capital punish
ment on general principles, says
Mrs. LaFoliette. The executions
az New York today emphasize thaf
outrage against society It is outrage
, Gus. Capital punishment tends &c
increase rather than 10 obviate crime
I Go not think the state ought u
take human lite in the interests o.
society. for such executions have ;
most evil effect on the public" Jus
so, that is right ladies. fall in line
get busy. use all your influence K
abolish this brutal and barbarou
custom. You led US into this mud
de and now We must look to you Z
lead Us out. Toby.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
TOANO NEWS NOTES

Toano. Va. August l3-Some
vsare ago. when the subject was be
ing aeitated. many Of the good .
church people OF the s.gh0oIhood +
prayed that Toano would go Dry
out they failed to mention any limit,
r. e.. say just how dry they would
ike 10 have il; so It goes on from
year 10 year. getting dryer and dryer
FIRST We cut out old booze, then the
4 Lord cut out the rain and now the
wells and springs are beginning 10 90
CIV and this would teach US the les
/ son that in praying Tor anything we
/ should always say Just how much
We want OF il may be like the old
. LADY VINO kePI praying for rain I'll
I a1allv q great gully washer came ano
spoiled al her crops.
I Some very shrewd chicken thieves
nave been operating in this county
and New Kent lately. They 80 right
2 into TIE yards where there are one Of
= more dogs. people sleeping N twenty
Z or thirty yards OF the cooPs, w.ti
the windows and doors all open
/. swipe forty OF fifty chickens. duck
). or turkeys and get away witnou
~ disturbing dogsor anybody. A goo
& many OF the farmers are keepin
W their shot guns handy and sooner o
d later some one Will catch II.
e Mrs. Bert James and Mrs. Polar
le 4 Walden. OF Newport News. are visi
ing their brother. Mr.. K. I Wfigh
le al their old home.
rs Miss Maud Martin Will leave u
~ week Tor Clifton Forge 10 spend
r. few days wiki Miss Haley.
Mss Pearl Farthing. Of Newpo
News. is visiting MISS Kittie Taylo
IS al Drinking Spring.
GO Mr.. Willie Taylor. Of Nortol
u spent Sunday and Monday with M
DO Eliza Wilkinson.
ca Mr. Frank Simpson, Of Rio
ca uond, spent Sunday and Mondi
with Mr. w. II. Porter.
md Mrs. Henry Smith and daugh
.s are visiting Mrs. y. Warren Ma
an ton.
,ter Mr.. and MRS r. {. Davis.
IL Lexington. Va. are expected b
this week.
Miss Grace Davis has returned
Toano. much to the delight OF
many friends.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY ,OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. to-wlt;
At first August Rules. 1912
II. \. Bucktrout and others Plaintiffs
". Action of assumpsit and
attachment.
Clyde +. Rudy ....................-.Defendant
The object of this action Is TO recover
of the sand Clyde r. Rudy defendant
thereto. the sum OF S5l9. 40. with in
teresr from the first day of July. 1912.
and costs. and % attach his estate
within the State of Virginia and
subject tine same 90 the payment of
the claim therein asserted.
IL appearing by affidavit that the
said Clyde +. Rudy is nonresident of
I this state. IL Is therefore ordered that
| no appear here within fifteen days aft
I en- due publication of this notice. nm the
/ Clerks office of our said court. and do
I what is necessary 20 protect has inter
est
This order shall he published I'm The
/ Virginia Gazette for four successive
weeks.
II. II. GEDDY. Clerl
/ HENLEY. GARNET q HALL. p. q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

The Reveries OF a Bachelor.
as played at the Toano High School
last Thursday night was quite q sue
cess as every one present seemed 10
enjoy il very much.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Mr.. w. S. GUpsslus. 3 farmer
living near Fleming. Pa. says be
has used Chsmberlsin's Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy IN
his family for fourteen years. AID
that De has found i 70 DC al excel
Lent remedy. and takes pleasure il
recommending II. For sale by al
dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Were all medicines as merton
Gus as ChsmbeIlzin's Collie, Chol-
era and Disrrhoes Remedy the world
WOULD be much better of and the
perce -tsge OF suffering greatly &c
creased" writes Lindsay Scott. Of
Temple. Ind. For sale BY al dealers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Come and bring her with you aud
nave a small table to yourselves.
Ous ice cream and soft drinks can
not DC beaten and we are bettel
prepared than ever 10 serve you in
comfort-Jas X Stone,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
GREAT KNAPP MEMORIAL FUND

4 living. useful memorial VII &c
erected II honor o. the la'e Dr.. sea
nan 4. Knapp. O TIE United States
Depzrrnsnt OF Agriculture. tounoei
OF the Farm Demonstsuor Work.
The Knapp Memorial Committee
has decided 70 raise $50 900 with
which to purchase zno equip farm
and erect = building II connection
~irh the Greater Peabody College
sor Teachers. in Nashville. lem.
The General E6ucsrion Board O.
New York has recently appropriated
$50. 600 70 en6ow the Seaman A.
Knapp School OF Country Lie. The
memorial building ror the purpose
OF this school VII be located Of the
campus OF the Peabody College.
and VII contain . life sized statute
O. the South 5 great benstaotor snc
friend. The farm WI Dc located
within ter OF twelve miles o. Nash
vile. and WI Dc corouct=c Il &C
co-dznce with the Denonsrauor
methods. Pure bred seec and an
mails VII Dc developed The 0es
devices arc implements WI De used
Crop rotations VII Dc worked OF
fo- different southern conoiuons
Demonstration agents, county suPe'
iur=n6err OF education sno otns
~,rcr-s WI make this farm 4 rslly
ing point. II order % carry back
ta=r States the benefits CT the wor
done there. Corr Club boys AZ
Gaming Club gi-ls WI also nss
visits 70 this agricultural Nee
for inspiration and Instruction. =
pure-bred products Of the knaF
Farm VII Dc offered as PTiz-s 70 :
boys and gir.slwho co me best wor
Dr.. Barrow OF Georgia Is chsirns
Nr. Poe OF Ncrta Carolina. seer
tzry, zad Mr. Marin. treasurer.
This Conmiuse has employed
Financial Agent. who has open
headquarters II tne Southern bu-
ing n Washington. and hss AREA
begun 70 raise the $4,000. :
agent IS Mr.. Thomas 4 Early. y
has been director OF the Co-n {
work Il Tennessee. The Plan o.
COMMITTEES was presented last ~
70 the Teachers Sumner School
the University Of Virginia Az
first prosecution more than s..
was subscribed. and hundreds
teachers volunteered 70 aid the c
zniuee n their schools aud coz
mites. State committses have
Organized il al the Southern sta
and me work Of raising the nc
ia! funds vii be pushed with
possible speed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

s OF 8 doses 90 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and II taken
then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. Price 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

One o: the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with IS lame back. Apply Cham
oerlsin's Lininent twice q cay and
massage the parts thoroughly at each
application. and you will get quick
relief. 70, sale by al dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Our little rain this week. Better
saan nothing and we are all thankful.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
MAGRUDER NEWS

Msgruder. Va August 13-Miss
Ruth Hansfork returned last week
from Fredericksburg, where she
summer session of the state normal
there. Miss Hanssord will return
10 Borunswick county this fall TO
teach
Wr. and Mrs. J. L. Topping and
son. Edward. and Mrs w. +. Ashe.
of Hampton. were the weekend
guests Of Capt Z. w. Maynard.
MIR. L II. Maynard is expected
home from Dublin. on the 10th.
Mr.. +. Z. Skaro, OF Oakuee.
brought US in a basket of fine peach
es yesterday. which was greatly en-
joyed. Mr.. Skaro has fire croE
for canning and preserving.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Come suo bring her with you and
have q small table 20 yourselves.
Our ice cream ard soft drinks car
not be beaten and We are better
prepared than ever 70 serve you II
confo.t Jas. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
GRASS CULTURE

Most OF the Virginia lands need
line 20 oouuse-act the aoiGi,y OF the
SOL. We cannot expect grass 70 grow
OF acid soils. There are great
many d8sren; soils IN Virginia
The clay sol. which We hnd al over
the state will proouos has grass If
judiciously handled.
thorough preparation OF the land.
intelligent fertilization ard the
proper tue Tor seeding are essential
70 success. Plow the land Just as
quickly as possible oiski7g 10 fine.
nice seed BED. applying 2 tons OF
ground limestone 10 the acre broad
east and disSing this in thoroughly
both ways. The seed should be IL
the ground Just as early IL Angus
as possible.
The importance OF q hue. deer
seed ped cannot be too strongly en
I phasized. also the proper teru-iza
4 non and the cerctul selection OF see,
I from responsible parties.
/ zCO pounds o. pre- raw bone an.
+ 800 pounds OF 10 per cent, sci,
( phosphate should then be apple
! broadcast 70 the acre. Seed Z
+ quarts o. The following mixture
The acre.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

Ala "a - 80 ~ go
9 Timothy
Sapling Clover
2 Alfalfa
CTne alfalfa seeds simply FOR TIE
purpose OF iaoculsdon.)
Its best 70 apply the fertilizer
with dr;u using $50 pounds one
wav AID 80 pounds the other way.
/ This method a-so applies 10 the seed,
As none OF TIE drills I have ever s. e.
AL distribute 3 quarts O. seed or
/ 100 pounds OF fertilizer 10 the acre.
while going over the land once.
After the seed are IL. harrow beth
wsvs with a me tooth harrow
/ Then finish oy rolling Grass seed
should Dc II BY the lOth OF Angus
ifitis possible. Th- following No
vemb-r o. December broadcast fou
3 OF 1--WE tons o. manure 20 the acre
IL IS bes, 70 use q manure spreacei
5ut L you hsvsn't one available
y scatter thinly tron's wagon Il 30
IS have 10 manure. apply broaccal
Q $50 pounds o. pure dissolved "a
. bone and 100 pounds OF nitrate {
< soda 70 TIE acre. as soon as 4
* frost IS OUT Of the ground in 4
q spring.
le Pure raw bone IS used for Il
" grass crop because il gives resu.
o. sod the land increases IN tert.l.
L each year.-1. o. Sandy, Sta
y Agent, Burkeville. Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

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