Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
Soils and Irrigation

chief irrigation engineer of the pro :, ject discussed .he development and | ;he surveys connected with the dam site. Governor Thomas F. Campbe'l l discussed he general agricultural condition and outlook for ;he future } The local people are very optimistic
 regarding the possibilities in conn",. 5 Lon wi;h the project
 An Irrigation projec; vas .asia,,c in cooperation with the couny ageu' during the month.
 Crops
 Early frost did ered, dlmase to ths growing crops .,hrouehou: ;he conn;y The growing season closed ;vo weeks earlier than normal Cotton ,uf.ere more than mos crops and tae yi,,d was GU; probably 5o per cent IF spite Of this. some O: ,he fields arc yielding one.;h!rd Of a bale per acr,. The sorsuhm crop was practically maurcd in mos. cases and for ,h., reason not injured by The carly coll! weather.
 Si.o filling has uo' been as eeuerq' this year as .as,. The county agen. considers great m..take ha, been made b, farmers who have no, ileJ their ,f.os.
 A roden. control repor. for ,ha moa.h containing partial resu!. Q. .ac work done during The pas season in cooperation with he T. $ Bio,or'. cal survey is given by he cou1,y asen'. Twen,y..wo co-,pera:ors usel 5io quarts of poisoned grain and : quar:' of carbon b.suiphide Three ,housana acres were covered during ,he month The efficiency .s e.;ima, ed a' from 75 10 100 per cen;
 Winter pa-'rae las b,e.. arranged " he seeding of ryr a7 eoape o1 raAchc. These p.las a,-e ao-keI ou: n cooperation wi.h .ha county agent.
 > Frgi, tree orders have be-a made ou, in cooperation Ni;A ;h-ee .armers Trees Will be prepared for u-n:er shipment,
 Coyote poison Wa. al,.roa.e4 Q five men through U- 4. Na.srav-. -arresen,ing he T. : Biological sur yey The coyote, haze ban do.ne considerable damage 70 'a-k,ys throughout he county
 Livestock
 Twen;y.one head Q. rs-..;.74G Ia. roc I7r.-y pigs were disposed o. fo- five farmers These p.zs xera 5,o. drco! by i1-Mers who -scu-ea .aei- stock rom ,he carload sa:r.ren; Q. registered -oes shipped .1to ,he coua. ,y in July in cooperation a.,h tae county agent.
 A public sa:e os -e-.: red and high grade Hereford cattle was held during the month by Mrs W T Cla-'' ( sons Of Cochise. <. ,s animals were bought by ,oca! farmers ani s;ockmen. The srI!es eraged aloud s75. The --eis5e-ed aaima,s sold remarkably oh-,p n comparison with what it would have eos. to ship similar animals from other s,a;cs Th.s was the first sale 8. ,hc Kind ever held in the county. Another sale Of this kind will b, sure 70 bring g per cent better prices under ,he sam, conditions.
 Four registered rams ssd tao regis. tered ewes were secured by the cou.- ty agent for shipmea: ln .he vicinity ! O. Wilcox during ,he month.
 Balanced rations for cattle. hogs and poultry were worked o1, for three ! s Four poultry cu,ling demonstrations a were held during the month at the C following points. Pomerene, St. Ds. ! vid. Cochise. Stronghold and McNea'. ( A Cocbse. Stronghold and McNeal T Prof. R. B. Thompson was present ? and conducted the demonstrations in with the local fairs. 6 Blackleg vaccine was distributed to h the stcckmen during the month 10. ! l97o head of cattle. Quite a numbe, n 1f yearlings have been reported lost D from blackleg during the month. h A market for turkeys has been 10. il e2ted for nine farmers during the S