The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

A. J. u. is following a rotation out
lined Try myself, starting with crimson
clover on n disked oat stubhle. r.
w. G. and X r. W. are both disking
and breaking for mixed grasses on
wheat stubhle. These two farmers
both told me thai they never had any
hay until they began seeding grass &C.
cording to plans gave them fer disk -
ing wheat stubhie and seeding during
August
Orange--Miss Seward.
My girls spent splendid week al
the Harrfsonhurg Short Course, When
talking with two OF these girls about
the report / wished them to give their
club. one asked the other: To you
suppose we will ever tell all that hap
pened." Another girl was proud Of
having learned m can: another proud
of the seven pounds she had gained
while al HarrtsonhurR. The el8h
members are mora apprecfaive this
year of the efforc which IL heinE made
for their Advancement than ever be-
fore.
Bedford--~Miss Rosson.
In one Of the homes that I visited
this week one member of the family
was club meu her. and had been n
The district short course. She told
itiS t1aI III" Adthi's W t.u haa f'sa
~ wan s',t@t' p"A aila Il'A' ~" ~ az
cer eai'ls tha"hlut eiiae si1e hau p'gs
had to nurse them herself, and felt
that the demonstrations by Mrs Jane
Ransom In homo nursing had been
invaluable To her.
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uroFe my t"ro 90 hires W 1aih 70
- Peopie' men "ofheh aflo ciiiia u,
IN q Aite one room Sfiiool mousse me
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,l't On Iiie oo'sl1e' 90 ii"l etiittA
haFe SN.t seen more ih,ef STU
Sioup % pcopie VINO are LYNX 50
l's1ru 20 ~ prove themselves ano thsir
St'iae11nhaNs, the Iff's'eent 50 aa az
lo"s uo ss'l" ~ nv you wa VI,
~ n'W 10 oo'liuc, our 'iee,inss anu
~" uS W. WIZ ao tilo o.'ss~ we can
We viii YOU 10 heif us IN any WAY
~" oas' 'ecauS'' we are lgnorah' pe"-
p'T a'tu W<lHt ~ :" torwAro-
i'i uf'S" i'A-- lss heilS-
Two encouraging remarks were
made to me about club projects by
ladies' in the county. one lady who
runs a store in the county said she
has refused 10 buy canned goods from
drummers. and had saved her orders
for club girls because when she told
her customers such and such n girl
in the county put that up they took
II tn preference TO other goods The
other lady called me to give an order
to a club memter for her home sup
ply Of ieilies and canned vegetables
saying that the GIRLS had made good
with their work and should be en-
couraged by home people.
Shenandoah--n. A. Warmer.
When I commenced on pig club
work I found some turner's who did
not think much of it. Mr.. b. was
one of them and did not want his boy
to join the club, The night before
sent in the order for the pigs, one of
Mr.. Rs neighbors gave me n check
for pigs. for his two boys, and we
spoke, Of Mr.. Rs opposition to the
work. His neighbor told me that he
would make out his check for three
pigs and order enc for Mr.. BIS son
anyway. The pigs finally came and
Mr.. BIS son was there to draw his
whkh was a good one Now his
father is az proud as the boy. The
latter has become so much interest
ed in pure bred stock that he wants
a pure bred registered heifer for the
boy, The other day np the father
on the street and he showed mo a