The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-13
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AAA u 4N.H1N
ing IN the purchase and use of i'm
proved implements and machinery
and figure out the rnoney-making, Ia
bor-saying opportunities you are miss
ing here
8. For marketing. poultry, eggs
butter, fruit, vegetables, meats, ETC.,
every farmer ishould be a. member OF
some cooperative produce exchange
like that we are reporting from syl,
81 Every farmer should have his
house and. stock. insured in some mu-
thaY insurancsi cempany
7. In every nsighhorhood there
shuid be q farmers credit society for
pooling farmers savings and lending
to one another in safe manner.
IS. Wheneyefsa new cotton gin, saw
mill. grain mill, creaEn9ry, tobacco
prIEery. thteshing ina9tins, or cotton
seed Oil mill Is needed In neighbor-
hood It, should be owned by the farm
ers and rum on the: cooperative, pat
ronage-dividend plan, 10 that profits
will go back tn tIib farmers.
Think Or thesS things, Brother
Reader. ssfatk them over with your
Eneighbors, Decide which of the eight
lines offers the best opportunity for
work; ses that you lay thoroughly
SAFE and bpktnehsiilke plans and then
60, to 1T Sse
Once again, don't talk just about
COOP peraticpl { Gobherafe Get some
thing strifted. in your neighborhood.
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FRRFHELL SAYS PLANT WHEAT
Flo4f is Geing To- be Higher Next
- ssg Year. liE
TS the Farmers OF Anderson Coun-
81 have been thinking for ,Some time
OF writing letter on farming, but
$50 miirh has been said, and SO lit
Tie done, that I thought it ,laeless TO
say moro on that subject, but after
further consideration, I have decided
10 risk being impoh hunate, and ten
these hard headed fariS6rs my idea
of what we should do tIlder present
conditions.
First thing to consider is the ne
ceEsity OF every farmer who owns
land, to see to IL that. his tenants
plant sufficient wheat to- furnish them
bread for he next twelve months, for
the reasch that present nditions
paint strongly TO the fact that the
tshd dit'sss1... :. III find 1t exceedingly hard
10. ttrow m6neS tos supply them
seiyes and tenants sSiso, and tho
wise think to OILS to provide right
nov against such con ntingency by
piahtinB as leAst 6he . Sre: In wheat
sos every stnsinher of the family in
Eeluding each tenant and ibis family.
Use cotton seed as, fertilizer, and
fkat viii put you In an independent
posltioA .ttsf tsas e e sext sess
nm = that consid deraple
wheat Y ll III be saFn, but for fear
that some VIII nesleet this import
Iant matter, am calling special at
tenti9n to It In this paHcf,. We will
probably see Hour at $40 barrel In
1876 As onr salfplus stock fe being
LARGELY takess A;.s - m 4S....snna naaa :. .arirets.
ME- J.; Sstnt ils0n, Who fs amoiss s:.a
largest lartnet IS sof this State, will
plant 800 acres to wheat, and I learn
that many spf hls neigh hQrs will plant
In PREPARATIONS. ~ u ~ 8 = Il.
81 an fully 5ati isded that we. can
grow wheat as profit bly, here In the
Riearnppt belt Hs can be uStie In
:sIIanIaEsna t5s 1ces. .tll1a.ss ..,a.la a
visit tstn years ug6 g6 III the 5ralfey
country netWeen Sashy Is and Frank
'fyn, Tennesse during the th. .eshing
seas5n iipon ifiauify I q foi,r,d {hs
Faili was Ayefasihg lths farners
'aronnp ~ ~ alstsli tos Che aere: The
ssnsas ~ Mag i1e9 belng haliled to the rail-