The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-25

All par ties OWlnR me lOT winning dfe
hereby requested to pay same at once
or | will be compelled to place same in
hands of an officer for collection. L.
NJ Carter. 1925
A. H. Harvey who has ten acres Of
alfalfa and others having smaller
acreage report that the growth this
season is the best they have ever seen
and with two more weeks of warm
weather it will be most ready to cut
and promises a big yield, Think of
cutting a crop of hay right at the end
Of winter and wien the working season
is about teginnirg. The very time
money and hay are both scarcest and
the hay is actually most needed. There
should be an alfalfa patch on every
farm.
Half & Half cotton seed One year
from originator. Average turnout en-
tire crop 40 per cent s. per l00pounds.
T. A. Norman. If
Several conditions seem to be work
ing to retard field work and planting
this season, while the weather is un.
usually warm. Frequent rains have
kept the soil rather wet to pillow and
this has hindered Many farmers,
large and small, have been unable to
make arrangements for SUPPLIES to
make the crop on, and are not hurry
ing to start their crops for this reason,
There is mighty little money in tie
country to pay wage hands and this is
holding back things somewhat. And
all combined are serving to make
spring work go rather slower than
ususl, tho the weather has been warm
err and more favorable to the growth of
stuff. once it was planted.
Tomato plants now ready for trans
planting for any who want them.
Home grown plants. The Falcon.
7. A. Norman and W. T. Loggins
attended the Pinecrest bred sow sal
Wednesday at Chaleston, Mississippi,
and bought one of the best bred Duroc
sows ever brought to Fayette count +.
She is daughter of Orion Cherry King
Jr, Grand Champion at the National
SWINE Show, the biggest show in Am
erica. and is the granddaughter and
great grand dau 2hter of Orion Cherry
King on her dams side, being most
intensely bred Orion Cherry King SOW,
with Colonel outcross in her dams
third generation. AMI best of all she
is bred to Scissors. without doubt the
greatest living Duroc bo,r in the world
today, and will farrow a Scissors litter
in late spring. They have also bought
Highmoor Cherry King, gradson Of
Orion Cherry King on hi, dams side
and OF De lender on his sire's side
both Def nder and Orion Cherry King
having been Grand Champions at th-
National Swine Show. These two tu.
chases give the foundation for as great
herd of Durocs as there is anywhere,
there being no better blood lines and
no better individuals in the world than
the great sires named,
LOST OR STRAYED- One Luellan set
ter dog. white and black body. ears
black, answers to fame of Joe. Re-
ward for recovery. Phone So Folsom
Lipsky Co. 4-S
TAKEN UP-0ne sorrel maze mule.
49, hands high. from appearance about
Is years old, in fair shape. w. H.
Cooke. Galloway Tenn. 4-15
Single comb Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching. So per sitting to Gus
toners in Fayette county. S. outside
the county. w. 7. Loggins. 1926
South Carolina has 10 cooperative
eanneries that are being operated on
the old-fashioned corn mill plan
In 1914 about $1,000 bushels Of 20
tatoes were bought from other coun.
ties to feed the coal miners Of Law
renee county Kentucky: last season
10000 bushels were sold outside the