The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-31
$7S,1S4, 90
5 7,379,042.00
6S1,161.00
714,611.00
13,39G,984.00
GG,7S8.00
$77,976,G3 600
$98,78G,000.00

s7797GG36O0/ $21,52S975OO
what Henry Grady said in 1883 OF
disturbed by CREDITOR and ensad ~
and d and harnyr nen his crops in his own wisdom growing
them Independence making cotton his clean surplus and selling ms
time and in his chosen market and not at h
his cash and not receipted MORTGAGE that discharges MS %
his domhen shall he be breaking the uS "a
This prophecy would not be in process
with farmers the
industrial trades og2Hizaons public officials and onel
contribution rather render an &C
directions pubic funds placed at the disposal
increasing the agricultural oil the
modern agricultural col
building and WORKOUT farm and
construction and reconstruction Began lhree ss @
collegiate instruction TO develop leadership ~ m
agriculture might be obtained 90 e
teaching which useful information might be placed in the hands
students have been enrolled
uzes instruction ou
application the hands of extension
practical contributions
Laboratories equipped with this end in view lessons Of the college farm
throughout the state Denonra
pats established various soil types Test farms IN IN
general the Every reliable piece of in
verified and college workers are constantly putting the
N'' Reaching the Man in the
value and efficiency and
mgte constructive agencies ever brought to bear on
the college of Agriculture
of the state More than written in
English been distributed rural press plate service
the state The personal touch of county agents club ana
experts affords of course vast and effective relationship WIN e "e
bushels of in 1915 harvested 00Ovo
organizing these clubs the average yield
There are now about 1880 boys
bushels 1915 at cost less than 80 Genus per
MS acre having @ ] 81 corn on tber acre. Matches at cost
Of 2censp making a profit of $55,l174O
clubs clubs and poultry clubs have been organized OH
limited scale and all are showing handsome profits
Nearly girls Georgia present They
put up pounds tenth patches the
season. The profit per tenth
$o5 holds the 1915 record she
profit of $3.50 from oneenh OF an acre
The woman agents are giving attention 10 nome ~ MAJ
canning demonstrations were maze
1915 and 45o hree cookers and 10 ~
built These county agents. course also oee ' D
the girls
ana G AGENTS Work with men is being carried
organized WORK WIFI
children in rural districts
In 1915 adult with average yield
of bushels acre yield of 1915
7712 Of oats with an average @
have assisted farmers m
wheat 1885 acres or
of cowas 2 acres of vec S acres OF SOY
of pasture TO-
93 gardens fertilizer and spraying
directed in stamping 5000 acres in terrac %
in draining 500 acres iheY We're ,roIred
machinery Through their efforts ' pueeo
agents S2 farm buildings have peen
drecion aos and 69 dipping watts constructed
M ny SCHOOL fairs have been promoted 255 meetings
The agents interest of boys and girls
club work during the year. WA. ALI wh J t work Done
For leaders nvegaine testing and collecting
re has it's command sdoOo agents
dc agents other words for those
who wokn out am0ng n al M $40 coo from state extension
federal ana state smitneVer un'S
The United states Department now
ion with the College duplication overlap
ping nor conflict these extension aseneies =, .
of not money and ehot wen spent