The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
s98.7SG.OOO.OO
S21,523,975.OO
$77,976,C3G.C0

Henry of
every
meat from his pastures and disturbed by no CREDITOR and eaed
and @at and huars tt 1 @ i pi own iedo d o,
market
his pay in cash and not receed mortgage that discharges his debts
but restore his eeoen sha he be breaking the fulness
our day"
fulflmen
active directing agencies working cordial cooperation with
who have contributed directly indirectly the
With desire minimize contribution rather
Gqn w ~ not be a we hope d here SHOW what
have been used to" increasing the agricultural p0uceness of the
agricultural col
ege appropriated building
the work Of construction and reconstruction began Three things
undertaken a. collegiate Instruction develop leadership
and definite data might be
tension teaching wic ue information might be placed in the hands
developing leadership approximately 5000 students have been enrolled
in all in nne acquiring and coding
application extension
college
are EQUIPPED with this end in view Lessons of the college farm
are utilized Soil surveys are being made throughout the state Demonra
parts of the state are determining best varieties of cotton and
general to various sections the reliable
formation is being verified and college workers
Reaching the Man in the Field.
'ac4g mas It's power value and efficiency and
celneos meetings have been held in Georgia by the oege of Agu
persons population
the state More than 125 AGRICULTURAL bulletins
plain English have been distributed rural service
over $50 papers reaches weekly large the
experts affords OF course vast and effective relationship with the
in 1909 the state raised
approximately SseOO0oo bushels of 1915 harvested
bushels For the decade previous organizing these clubs
of corn 1O bushels acre. it was Is bushels
There about 10000 boys enrolled
bushel Ellsworth Watkins of Jackson Ca
22lo boys
of AZ cents bushel making profit of $55,117.4o
Fourcop clubs clubs poultry
limited scale and all are showing handsome profits
Girls Clubs
girls Georgia at present They
100000 pounds canned goods their
past season the value of which s2ssoO The
505 Jennie Nichols Floyd
having
profit of $3.50 from onetenth of an
Home Improvement Work.
farm homes during the 1915 and a5o are % @ were msas
reigerators built These
the girls
County Agents
including ten state
and district Work with being
organized work with
about 10000 adults and children in rural districts
average yield Of 1915
pounds Of seed cotton
seed
@ gardens mixed $4,000 fertilizer pruning spraying
Ais orchards directed erracng
draining purchase
100000 of improved farm machinery Through their
cattle have been brought into the state About
been inocuaed for hog cholera
water works and lighting in
telephones 800 Farmers been organized
boys and girls
O work curing Fuds w a W s In s See W xsa Dn.
applicable putting
Gnen phs @ n o O" e hands F OF Its agen the College Of as
district organizers and travelling
command from state and federal approximations
0' and S'0OOO from oG Fsa. ra se funds
The United Department all of its bureaus now
ooopePa
ping conflict between these extension asencies,
In the record is money
w. RAINE IT'S NATURE