The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-25
All ANDERSON FARMER
PRESEnTS SITUATION
SHs4zss SvHas4zssssjsii.D e. NOT LET ~. Al FAR FAR
MERs GET BENEFIT
ri ANT MORE gsEs Am
PSndleton Planter Says That Far
lasss VINO DO Not plss 81
~sst 10 Aegss BE EEeludat &

~ T { s--f
u According 10 letter ceivsi In
anderson yesterday b5 The SKnteIiiz
Ee7ieer, and also q eoihanuni icati0h res
ceiHed bF Fut1an Smith, the seedss
mesigtgb1 ., c. lsfihg 6f Pehdlef6ii.
ddee not believe {hat, Anderson counz
tystaFp1 p1sra 'sh6slfd BE. allowed iJ cents
s.is
fitsg ellants and iudi dividahiS q I6f the
eitf, unless they canG show thkE they
haxa at least ten aeBsB or tfieif land
In small grain, He fhifalfsI that this
wonld go q very long wavs towards
eneduEaging the farmers fu i splant-
inE Of more small grein and eayH that
IN EhiB lies The Eaiyat ation d iet So1thl l
In his letter 70 RIr. Smith, Col. Strip
ling says sGne more liliy With the
drilling machine will find every acre
OF e9fton on the whole flantation
With three rows OF bats hetFEke en- rows
Of cotton, except few acfes left for.
Wheft and harley. All my land sown
In emall grain last year now has a
gopd crop Of pea vines growing on
itS 40 renteror tenant farmer should
receiNe any benefit from the 'Buy-a-
Bale" movement without aTst showing
o certificate that She has az least 8 or
10 aeres objection land "A oats or
otlier small grain -. 20 s. s
Along this same line. Col StIiblfng
has Hadressed s command lon to The
lnte sgencef li5 which he that
the ue,non kfon on til Z iafk 81 tho
general public and the interest baiiid
taken by CIenle OH c,. 11eSe should ,caus1
ever farmSf III the co nat "a, throw
hisgsii:G INTO tbs flir ana shout Glory
uo-a ~ III. - - -
saSs Col. stribiins 4 s;sihect ID.
will his r4sA aflIs about Sss sssfs efasI,
~ ~
ing Of small grain In connsction with
the cotton movement, were followed.
1t would result In the county being
supplied with more feed d-stuff and
more stock and the cotton acreage re-
dueed In proportion to the encoufS
agemeat offered the ..Buy-a-r3ale,,
.hocs..s:.t and the hoip offered tnerebv
WilI,lhclp only those cotton growers
who make an effort to help themselves.
Aid the stock growing and the dairy-
tnG as you have the cotton growers
and all will be well. within a radius
or kb miles OF pendIatan land tker.,I
are other Piedmont sections simiIay.
there are more than 1,200 acrsa7 al
splendid grass lands, we'll set In Barl
mpda and other grasses and tlovs..
that are utilized, only TO q pSrtial 3axl
tent for stockraising and tiairyina q
Col. Stribling points 60 the fact
that those desiEous of entering the
datfy business can get eli the helm
they neeG in the matter or selecting
tsltie from Clemson college and sals0
cailH the attention OF the GARNER TO
the fact that daifying wilf yield
m9nshly returns and han ndsanse profits
while cotton will only pietd yearly rel
tutAs and sometimes no refssr3s al
ALT He 6fsO einDhass tins Z f,aef
thfE dairyipg win tend to sfiaprsye
farm lands rather thsn to fnjhres It
ane 'hfFt MssSslll alee hlaterially iIll
prove the ferrner. He believes that
this Is the solution Of tho high cost
OF living problem ind advises every
fatner In A1deFson county to heed his
retaarls and watch the results.