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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-03-22
Plant Tnea

The real aristocrats OF the vegetable
kingdom are trees. for IL takes many
years and much care 10 produce good
trees. Therefore groW q sufiicienc5
of good ones. Plant then, now. they
viii be growing while you rest and
sleep.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-03-22
BAD Taste in Your Mouth.

When you have had a bad taste
IN your mouth you may know that
your digestion Is faulty. A dose OF
Chamberlain's Tablets will usually
correct the disorder. They also cause
a gentle movement of the bowels.
You win find this to be one OF the
best medicines You have ever become
acquainted with.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-03-22
Send HIm . pouch
Of
Real GRAVELY Chewing PLUG

Real Gravely Chewing Plug-thcre's the
soldiers tobacco, that he can use anywhere,
anytime. just small chew of Real GraveIy
% enOugh-aH good tobacco, rich, sappy leaf
made the GFavely way, not loaded up with
heavy sWeetening like ordinary plug.
Give any man . chew Of Real GraveIy Plug and he
will tell yoa that's ths kind send. Send tAs bestl
Ordinary plng q false IL less per week
20 chew Reel Gravoy, because snail chsw Of il lasts
long while.
yoa smoke pipe, slice GraveIy with yOur knae ana
add little 20 smoking tobacco IL win give navOv
Improve yow amoke.
@E5Gn Y0Um FRIEND nG TmR q. a. @RRvECK
a POUCH Or GaAVE1Y
Dsslsrs an erd hers b 1oe pouebss stamp
his haas Of
-
asalsE VI sasss ssas@s aa4 o<iAl
address
p. d. GRAVELY TOBACCO Co.. Danvfne. w.
Tia P@Aeas Pssdh keeps Il Fresk and Clean and Coed
II : ~ Real Csape5 gakszf ks PSsAsuisa ed ~
E@eahlEshed 1874 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
CONCERTED EFFORT TO-DAY
TO MOVE ALL FREIGHT
"-"p~rntion or sonsiSner.. o,herr;
ne'n"-" OF Hcntl~~s Mondu,

Impetus 20 The movement al,ca,l,.
o. ."oi Tor deserving TO-DAY as ;reirh,
moving day has beca f-csbcncd BY IL
announcement; TIA, railroads viii a.
SiSt IN relieving tho congestion, which
nag reached = critical stage. s,a;,
fne! Administrator Harry Hood Byrd
mas Ilfcw.sc requested that TO-DAY L..
used mainl* Tor Tho purpose .. cic,r.
ms the dcpots and unloading freicll,
cars b. consic.ccs whose businesses
would BE closed b. reason OF tho fuel
:cgui.t.ons.
Regional birec;o- y. H. smith. hay
tx Jurisdiction Over Eastern railroads >.
realizing :hc dc.pe,atc situation. has
''Eed teioGrapA.c !ns;raci!ors TO those
railroads urging the Ssoatcst possible
c"-oaera..oa IN the movement con-
Slg"ccs have also been urged 10 PLAY
TIER fun part in aiding 70 relieve the
situation.
Weather conditions for .Eo past r. =
weeks has affected 20 a large extent
tAc transportation OF goods over rho
railroads and tho congestion at the
various terminals is hc'ng kccnly fci,
Man ears n present arc unavailable
because OF In" heavy SHOWS and Tho
DOSING Of more ~ rapid unloading WIN
greatly facilitate Shipments - be made
IL The future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Marketing Ysur Snii.

vincent has this pleasing ,..,fa
s:or% IN Farm Life: '!S'!e
1t IS wonder to a good ,..nv -,,,.o
70" is that Ec!shbcr Joe soils -,
MS load Of garden stuS ana ee,a ,,acs
no'he At LEASE two hours earlier ~ =
"ay OF the rest or us Now 49,
got his secret. He market. hi. s,,s,e .
."d tina. cherry va" OF his ait,ns
WITH the corn and the vegetables fron,
ny garden. Everywhere he goes ~.
axes that happy face wit him 7,
sao"s Gut when lie goes 70 the doc.
Q. the busy woman down town 70 sst
!: she IL in seed OF anything in ~.
!!ne. lie is not too busy 10 g.oo and
= good word to the boys aal -l-,s
Gad the old folks tia, aye on INC nnm.
GOWN side Of lie arc siways sire 49,
.ere VIII be somo kindly word cor
And nat smile and those kindly
words haze their market value. ,r,e..
o!.: 100 quick sa.ea and soon emoi
's3 crates, And another thing a.,
saHe o.. While the folks down tow,
are hungry fc- potatoes ard radish =.
I ara onions. they arc far more hlnyrv
io' smiles ana Kind words. FOR tner.
- ire IN them. real ,.re that Will lac,
sSsc that gained from the garSen
sum has passed awav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
lcdnraI nnr H.

In following resolution was uuan:-
"7c&s!E adopted a: n regular mouth.
messing Of The Louisville Live Stoc:.
Exchange acid January =. 1913:
.'e:eas. y. tn" present tine thee
= 'aa:e:,a! shortage in The She,
""E!i: 81 ;.!s NATION. ard !: i ~ it-
most Importance ;.!at lilo s1!,2,~ H..
increased as quickly as a"saicle. ti.e-.-
io:e be II resolved by :h:s E1caa:sc.
!. That VIC petition our Represents
ives III Consress and our Senator,
20 use ihei" 6es; influence toward H..
enactment or Fedora! dog tax
:. There is ." greater menace -. IT,.
hoeEs Of America t.'.i the WORTHLESS;
cc". and while cur STATE dog tax law
aas 10 some eH:cnt cu"taile,! The nc.
i!.!-!cs or dogs. nc know tiai !. !'.t:c-
~ dcg tax inw would be u forward
.ioTerneat. ana wo;!ld aid a.ea,ly I'm
'Ae T""eh needed Increase o. ;hc nocl:..
.. Ec il further resolved. thu, 90.
sec:einr! % this exchange br, and ;e
ae:toy Instructed 70 commemorate tac
"is.!e3 or this exchange To our Re-.
fsssnt2t''c5 III Compress ard oa. SCI,
a:ois iainedi:ttcir.
& ke IL rurthc: resolved ,l.a: o. -,
.nGiFidual, i'm or corporation mem.
"cr q this exchange. mako sin!.!a.. re.
Quest upon our Representatives in
congress aud our Senator's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
COTTON PRICE CHANGES
Only MODkltA1EI.I WIDE.

Me" ORLEANS, February 3.-r.ices
changes - cotton this last week were
only moderately wide, tho range being
s. Niy-iiNc TO seventy three points
Highest prices showed net gains .:
eight - thirty-cirht points, while the
lowest showed ne, losses OF thirty 70
EiXty-thrcc points. The main dcprey-
sing influence was tho fear Of price
Legislation. Political ncwa. especially
tho reports concerning strikes in Ger
many, Was tho main supporting feature.
ON tho closing aossion tho masisc,
was influenced favcrab!y hy dispatchc.
from Washington which we're accepted
~ the trade ~ meaning. that All fear OF
price regulation for tho time bri;t;
at am rate. wax over. Tho direction
railroad administration 10 furnish cars
and ships 10 move cotton from tho belt
- Elili districts "sta regarded b. inan:'
traders IS one ot tho most Important
developments OF TIE season thus far.
This week tho market viii open
Tuesday morning. and Il is probable
that great deal o: attention VIII be
paid 20 shipments. Any signs OF re
duccd stocks At interior points VIII
probably lead 20 larger operations on
;h. part OF traders who arc fricndi.
10 iii, market. Because o. the outlook
predictions. at tho end OF last wccn.
i, the near future.
Political news viii be read carctuii-.
and il is likely tina, any favorable de-
vcio?men'S abroad will have consider
able effect should tic position of cot
ton i'nprovc in this country az wocl;-
cr.d events indicated there Was pos
F!Dllity il would.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Selecting Male. for ur..,,,,

~ 'Ae selection % male ai-as Tor
n!ce'-!hS + N.%os. s!:c ard carly r1n;ur.
=! E'nss % considered. There s;ou',,
ne compete Development Of comb and
Wales. Srec:;l male piuma-e. hrcat.,
~ 'oi;l. aad depth through ;hxt ma,
9. the bod. Ercm;aa;e males sho,,id
never Dc used for breeding 100
"e.! a; ;hc :aai": half The rc,u:.3 de-
!oEl3 upon hi.n.
Most o: The Successful rouitr,men
Keep iae!r line ot males unbro.lcn. .,v
~" p!ood neeGed is always introduced
'h'onBl Tie female side. Tha. TIN
'.a!c gives colo. anu tho female ciy.a
shape 10 the offspring. is no, bo-ne
or oE Facts I. - true that thor. A.,
cssos Wne:e t.:!s is SO. but the contra
aie,:." case: are SO numerous ;hat !,
= h"2; 20 Impossible to FORM . a..
S!a' - .isl:cr way.
he vHa!c should 30 gallant, .vo,
I'D: % share his meal with the ners.
~ hc aust not be too generous am;
."n7 dcpriv" hiInsc.f. or he viii ne
"ahcTi"d. become nervous. ana no,
prove 10 te good breeder. The c.u,-
IN :l.".a IS equally bad. Nc hnco.n IS
"E.;.;,; while sAc ;:.rs 10 not &c: thor
re. 10. the consequence is poa,. r.r-
.'it!. !Ac nature Of every ,iais BID
3o'.ld 80 studied
Fer good %:"one' fertility j; is ncq,
""- '"c male b." !.o":.Sa- than IN, 20
,''!A':s. 9" "a, least 'S:c same aga: nat
= c"c.;e:ei 't'A ysa:iinc hszs OF a y-a, :
w cock " .;h two! c."-o!6 hcUs wtri.i
lie better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Care OF I.weS.

Ewes which arc in poo. vond!;io..
must he sorted out and s!vc.i d ii;:le
extra feed and care. When the sorI,
:as not been properly cared ro- during
,ac water. the lambs are often too
weaN to stand. and unless given im,ne-
eiEle care Will become chilled and die.
iens iour feet sQuaro should be p,.
vided for tho ewes "A. lainDinr nm,
ihese protect tho young larahs from
inc res; OF tie nock a.d keep them
IRON becoming separated from their
.noehess' IL the attendant sees that
the young lamb gets UP end nuree. H..
'he time 1t is fifteen or twenty min
a.es ola there VIII be iittle need o.
giving il further attention
WINS o. tiip.ets are not uncommon
ana The exc sometimes refuse; 10 own
tic weakest one. In casc OF twins II
.Ae stronger lamb is removed for an
hoHr or two tho eve vii! turn her ar
lennon 20 tie other lamb. aad w!,c,,
l"e stronger one is pat hacG si.e vii,
own them both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Whrat-Savin. ur.,,.

a!ce cal:es.-Ta!.c two c,.u,
,o...o ..ec. season will, salt and nAn.
"nu max With ono egg beaten ~,
a. s:21ll onion minced Nm. anI $50 -,
leftover meats. If a.v. -. $50, -
heen fat. forming small. round c.I,cs
ca.mca! BTcad.-i'u: one cun ~ 49,
''fta! IN bowl wish half a c,n Ns
~ w" tablespoons Of butter ~
20" dr!ppaGs ard a ,easpoun,,.
$50 i".r o!ct these insrcdien,. on-
.n,G -. .g.u. ~ boiling water. cove.
-'.n 'sI stand till water is tcp;d tho.
-" oHc-Aaif yeas, cake dissolved
4 quarter cup OF iuke,rar.n wa..r
az together. add = quart OF vhea,
'"E' stir we'll with Il spoon ana nj.
warm place 10 Use when li-h.
- no "cH-sreased pans and lie.
.Ee again anil Light. Eak. in ;,
.."Gsraie oven uatil wcll done. TIL
Ha 'eS an e%cellca. sandwich bread.
SMeei Potato Eiscuit.-one MINI q,
."t' ono l'.ni OF pot3to. one-half cur
Q. sEa"niated sugar. one tab,espoon
q t".d' one teaspoon or soda ana bu,.
ING 20 m!N Tho potatoes should
''"~ga the food chopper before ::ieas
I'VE. PIN the dough ard allow Ia
e $40. seFcra! hours bcocre making on.
oven. : :
romp!sin freaa.--To one Gun Q,
- t''''e". aad ono cup of cooii ii
.htp"'h already swcctcncd with Hight
".""A sugar. oi!c cup uf sl.tcd nour
"a /" generous tablespoonful OF short
n'n%' Mold with hand Into goc,.
zones ana bake IN creased pans in =
nodCrat. oven "
Steamed Brown Brcad.-M:x and sif,
one cup Of rycmeal, ono c;ip OF corn
neal. o@e cup OF Graham Gour. three
cnriAs tablespoon soda and one ten
~ ar. Add three fourths cup mo-
" US aaa orc and three .ourths cuny
Of "'a::r %aen mixed turn in,o :,
" s!.-Srs~sed mold. adjust bulte,ec
o1er ard tie down with n sof, strina
ice III boiling water. allowing vase,
- come Up half way around mold
,tcaM three and one-haN hours. add
Ne sHo:e Doil:"S water as needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
FINANCIAL MEN SEE
PEACE IN WAR ZONE
Consider Recent Uprisings OF Work
ing Class Augurs Well for
Strife's End.
MESSAGE IS MARkEr FACTOR
H'eci Report Shows Steady Decline
OF Production, While Railroad
Earnings for December Wcro Ex.
trcmcly Cnfavorablc.
! ~ A ssoC.atcd Irnasl

NEW YORK. February S.-Tbc ~
,cn'ion or tho financial community "a,
frequently diverted during tho Woo.
from the vexations and comnIcxI,i.
of the domestic situation 10 the signla.
cant changes. suggested BY adriccs
concerning conditions in central LII.
rope High financial authorities con.
cured in tic belief that the pcace
movement is maxim. formidable pro-.
rcS3 N Germany and Austria iIungary.
President Wilson's message 10 tn.
western farmers WAS regarded as tn.
most i'nportan. market factor since
the decision or the government TO taxa
over tho railroads Legislation deal
inE With tho latter project il in Droces5
~ contamination. the outcome evident
l. hinGins largely upon tho question
Of Federal tenure after tho war
Improvement in characterization cor.
dlticms. especially in ;he Eastern -tatns.
WAS apparent oven before authorities
IN Washington anaunoccd that tho en-
barge had accomplished it's priMar..
purpose. Railroad earnings for Dccon-
Der were extremely unfavorablc, ana
January returns are likely TO reveal
larger not losses.
The United States Steel statement
for tho 1877 final quarter indicated !.
s;cady decline OF production. and Il =
believed the current period will reject
in greater measure existing cconoiaic
disturbances. Maintenance OF tho "c,-
ira" common dividend waa one Of ii.
stimulating market features.
Much OF the activity Of the lart ..
the wcck convc-Ecd around epccGl.-
tive shares. The mctco:ic rise rccora-
cd b. some OF those ISSUES served lit.1.
purpose. as II was thought. carcpt 10
make short Interest more wary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
I,or MeatIex, Dnxs.


\ Meat Suos:itu;c.--Thc ingredients
arc ono cup OF rice, ono green pepper.
one small onion. one pin: OF tomatoes.
on"-ha!f cup OF butter. salt and pepper
4 taste. Cook tins rice until tcnCer in
'icnty OF boiling salt water. Remove
the rice with the tomatoes. butter. salt
and pepoer. -FOUR into 4 buttered bak-
ing dish and bake in a moderate oven
for twenty minutes.
Tomato Soup.-Let one pint OF
s.ra incd tomato Juice come to boil
add one-corr;.. teaspoon OF soda and
outtc- the size OF walnut and one
quart OF heated milk. Then add cay
eanc pepper and salt to taste. When
ready 10 serve This may he improved
hy adding :, spoonful o: whipped cream
to each dist, OF soup.
Potato Soup-Cook two large rota-
toes. diced fine, until done. add a little
celery o: onion To potatoes. Drop an
eGE- yoik n Il bowl containing a table
spoonful! 81 aour. Mix untij .,7,oo,t as
ihea, Scatter tho dry mix;ure into
the boiling potatoes and water. stir
ring faa; TO prcrsn; Jumps. The mix
iure should hc rs thick rs cream sauce,
Let boil ten minutes. add cream or
rich milk AID butter until II Is the
consistency oc p rather tt:c!; PURGE
Season with sal; and pepper. when
oonc x should he smooth and creamy.
with Specks OF gold Coating in it from
the cgg-yoiS. This - an excellent
and nonrishinG soup.
Dreamed Lima Be2ns.--S Soak in cold
water while before cooking. After
twenty minutes cooking tnay should
pc taken from ;hc fire and the water,
oEaW.i on. Make cream sauce OF
Two CUPS OF milk. t!lici5cned with a
sse,e5poonfu! OF -four dissolved In q
.ii,ie milk, add a lump Of butter ana
aat 70 taste. Pou: this sauce oycr
the beans before serving.
Nesetae.c Curr%.---onc large onion.
e..ccd' one oiat green PEAS, one Gun
oiced turn!pS, one-halr cip shrcdJcd
carrots, two cu?s diced potatoes. ono
cap o. boiling wa:c:. cmc-iIal. ;c,-
fooA cur ro~G"r. two tab!ceDonrs
outici and OF" tablespoon lemon i,,fre
~ tne oa;oa IN Tie butter until Vol
Nv, aoa TO this Tho boiling water
.:i.iNea Win the curr. powder ANA
lemon Juice. Cooi FOR five n::p,,;ns
men turn in the remaining v,.;ctublos
WI snonld all be cooked previously
itct si"Ad io- to-: minutes IL the currv
and serve vc.y hot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
nai.e More Chic,.n, -. 49,.

more cA:cic@s and moro cgSS will
release more meat for our armies and
tie allies. They can not get our
c.!ic"ehs and our cGgs--we can. an,
IKE 10 eat them.
P"atr% can be increased more RAP.
-oiy and more economically ;aan any,
OF I'll" meat animals
c"ickens Will live. largely grow
ana prosper. on waste that never
otherwise would be or use. and will
ca TIE infant bugs PARTICULARS
o.c"ard pests, before they have had
opportunity TO do great harm
thic~ens require minimum oc at
teniion. Most OF 1t can be given hy
women and children No heavy labor
IS required.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Facts for Farmers, Stock
Breeders. Poultry Raisers,
Orchardis.s, Truckers aud Gar
dencrs---Querics and Ansuers
LARGER FOOD PRODUCTION
BY USE OF ELECTRICITY
ny HOnI:nT ". u.,.uEF:nY


+! 'nrinE tho past year tho writer sue
/ 'c"Si Gli:' tested now process Of grow
ihs crops by electricity that appears
70 DC of revolutionary character
Il instead o. The over head structure
. tsucccssful,: used in Eagland) rn,o,>
| ing tic setting OF poles and .tringins
OF wires over the area 10 be c!cctri-
hcu no cuinbSanc5S of this Kind are
/ necessary.
The high frequency current IS iitc-
ran! driven. IN 81 spray. THROUGH the
surface of the soil from :pccia! dis
tribu,ins electrodes cmUoddYd in the
Garth, tabout ST; inches deep ar
'aaged parallel to each other. on two
opposite sides OF the field. along tho
reno" lines. out or the way OF cul-
| tirat;on
Tho control OF tho electricity is
brought abou. by motailjcaiiy coatin;,
inc seed with "a finely divided monde
croratins metal. before ,.,ansn.. thus
not only creating lines OF low rcsis-
| iancc but also creating a condition an
alagoES 10 the cohcrcr OF Il wireless
SCI, since high frequency waves arc
au,oinaticaHy drawn 10 anything mo
ta4i!c. Tho method of 'uctaliically
coating the seed IS Very simple AID can
pc done 50 ra p:dl!- that :, .cn -year-oi ~
iaFFnsE > ao% can coat enough seed corn
'cA minutes to plan, twenty acres
o. corn. ana the metallic element in
no way intcrfcres vita tine dropping
81 me seed from planting: devices.
Aiter the Scrminaticn OF the seed
nc metallic element ia naturally de-
posted in the hear; Of the roots OF
ne plant and continues to serve its
purpose as We'll as before, l. c. the
c"ctFiritT continues 10 10 sIraw WI
.hroush the roots o. tho plant. there
.! increasing rap;dity q. growth
volume and quality Or production, and
earlier maturity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Don, lie. Your Nitrogen yya,-


voorhees, in his work on fertilizers
loinis OUT that carefully conducted ex-
.er.inea;' both in this country and
'eroSd have shown that the average
carly loss in nitrogen from an acrs
90 i:id not in crops is thirty-scvcn
pounds. whereas the loss is practically
iothinS from lands continually occu-
pieu by growing crops. with nitrogen
az - ccnts pound, we have here a
loss OF S9.2o an acre. or an annual loss
on forty acres OF $3.50
ihas on many Southern farms such
losses are actually occurring We Go not
aouat. Our unprotected acres arc los
inE thcir nitrogen. and as they lose j;
taeir pT0duc.iveneEs goes down. Cover
crops, win;e! aad summer. is the rem
coy. l.esumeS arc BEST, OF course. hut
rye and oats rna- be very protitab
Used. He:ncTber that the unpro-
teGied he!dS arc wasting. and curo-
them with a growing crop without de-
laS-l'Ac Progressive Farmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
FORTY MILLION DOLLARS
ALREADY SPENT OK 3,uu

On opinion is veatuccd here as 10 the
Soundncsd Of siich Il proposition from
business standpoint. Upon that
question there has been, and VIII con
time 10 be, dcoa,c. but a mere glance
- the expenditure Of the Hog Island
project asonc Viii show how !ayis:lly
this corporation expended government
money. i'cr instance, Il was agreed
With tie corporation that The Hog
Island plan, should cost abou, $4,000
eOc. Already it has cost $4,000. ooo
and the cmd IS not yet.
jist q few Of the wide ,n!sca lcuia-
tons 90 pat il mi!diy) will indicate
how the American International Cor
poTation now finds tina. il will cost
loo pc" cent more 10 build this Ship
YARD taan vas the!r own estimate in
the beginning. 1T recent survey OF
tie JOB made by representatives. or
Presidet,. Hurley. 1t Was found that
the second group Of ways 20 be COM
rleted has cost s.. Gs5., as against
slto.i:t under .tAc oviG!na! estimate.
Then there II the cost Of grading
10000 cubic yards up 20 December 81.
This was s3o,05g. as against the es;i-
mated cost o, So! 1000. Temporary.
roads which l. was necessary /. con-
struct have cost s33s.S6i, when in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TIE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
r., l.. & p II. n.

Commencing Tuesday. February 9Th,
1918. the equipment Of train NO. 90. now
ieaN int; Byrd street Station. Richmond.
li:25 4. NJ. daily. for New York VII,
Ponua. j.. y, viii! terminate at Wash
!nston, where passengers Tor points
beyond will transfer 10 connecting line
tra:ne. No. 20 will continue 70 carry
coaches and parior car TO washington
Corresponding southwark train No 81
viii originate al Washington fdne to
leave go Il. Nj, through service from
New York hcin6 discontinued. 80
changes iii the schedules OF these trains
OF the!c connections at Washington arc
involved 1T this time.
There VIII hc another necessars.
change in schedule elective Monday.
February nth. notice Of which WIN be
ann ounccd later.
". II. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
DON'T Ridge In Ito>Yx.

one OF the main points OF rational
cultivation is TO save moisture. bag
whenever farmer practices the o,d :
fashioned plan Of ridGins UP rows, he
9 amply goes out OF his way 10 t:,rcU.
way the moisture his crops will sure
hecd before harvcst-;iine. THIS Is
rue because il throwing up ridges,
'ae exposes juat SO much more soil
,"r!sce TO san and wind. Says the
fNorth Carolina Experiment Station:
Nv hen rows of corn or cotton ars
haht"d 80 inches apart and are rdg cd
@ neiE"; OF 5 inches. which is not
ihcommon ~ some sections. thus leay-
iiS Toe sides "f tho ridges expos cd
20 the sun. the Hurfacc exposed for
evaporation is increased at least 81 Ia
per cent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
NO.. to s,ore Caun.a.

onoef ordinary conditions. tn. b.s.
10y 10 ssose cowpedS Is In the pod
&c poos serve ns u protection for
ono peas says Clemson College.
~ you ma some wccvils alrr.d. i,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
PLAN IMPORTANT MEETING
Aeon Temple TO Hold Ceremonial Ses.
sion mt Masonic Temple on
February IL.

..c:a Temple Shrine has set Fcbru-
airy - IS the date for IN "all together"
ccreinonia! session. and that time Ciin-
ton l.. Williams, recently chosen illus
trious potcn;atc OF the temple. viii
preside
~ ! o'clock there will be a business
session. followed b% banquet at SEQ.
A. the conclusion OF the banquet there
~! DC Il band concert. and from S
until II O'Clock the ceremonial will be
conducted. This session in recent years
has become one OF the most importan,
meetings OF the year.