The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-07-20


Cotton vs. Cream
We usually think prosperity of cotton in this
section of Mississippi the other asking Mr.
Martin creamery operator at Phladepha about business
He said that moving we'll it might He said that
the cotton good that people the
dayng and that dayng made its greatest
gess when either the bears active the market he
wills busy the fields. With this mind the
following Montgomery Advertisers It written by Jesse
Hearn Directing the Farm Bureau Department Of
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce Itis part follows
"Las farm Montgomery and witnessed
the milking good personally weighed the milk of
cow up record sheet and found the following result
gives twice her weight in milk each month She
gives than 1400 gallons of milk each At only ten cents
per quart 40 gallon this COW worth $500
milk deposits thirty times her weight for increased soil
fertility and presents her with calf each
The class prairie Cline and soil that supports this
COW would put cotton buying fertilizer produce
much milk from the but it would take 20
acres This will and enrich Of
land The will and mpoversh 25 of land The
COW year The has million boil weeyils
The off cash each day The cotton be-
property else October the debt made
by employing labor and buying feed to destroy the overs and
grasses that make the profitable.
might that it is privilege to Mr. Hear
long ago discussing with him opportunities for
agriculture Alabama and Mississippi He is doing
excellent work for Montgomery County the above
titles need apostles like him in Mississpp to talk dairy
cows, poultry, pigs, packing houses and creameries.
We Miss Them
Word has reached us that r. Drake, and their
daughter Helen reached their in Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Drake moved Philadelphia from Min
three ago. and place the hearts of Phade
phan that few will FILL The splendid ovation given them
departure demonstration the love and esteem
they held by those who fortunate enough to
them friends nehbo And though all appreciate
the that LsAngs holds charms that Philadelphia lacks
want know that they missed. Mrs Drake ideal
neighbor Drake citizen and gentleman of the highest
type Your editor like many know Mr. Drake rather init
matey say him. with all sincerity what Bassanic
his friend Antonio Shakspeare Merchant of Venice
he
'sThe kindest man, is5
The best conditioned and unwearied spirit
In doing eourtesies - |s
We wish them appiness their where
they will make friends as they made them here
Worthy OF Thought
would pleasure grant your request and the
similar requests each stores
so patrons would be equally justified asking hell
worthy such schools churches lodges and other oa
organizations of individual Since
every of the $4,000 Offices th
States the total involved would be great tina
ultimately the selling price of goods would be affected
The above written by Sears, Roebnck & Co., re
ply to request from Tate County soliciting
building American Legion Home by the local Whe
you goods from mail order honses keep the reply
mind Sears Roebuck Co., contribute to local
by way printing houses from home boost ou
town. give space freely for the home cause We
you printing away homes Mr. Merchant don
just what the mail order end doing You sending
build some othe comunIJ and some Otht
news paper. Think it over; tits, worthy of thought
The Farm Bureau MD
In last issue carried article the Farm Burea
by r. Wilson, director of the extension work in MsssspI
which very clearly the Of that organization
need for and how about getting it, We have talked WI
of practically section of the county and nvar
bly, they have expressed desire to know something egard
this organization which evidently doing much for the far
growing strength every day So it puro
to place before the people of m county clear and cohc
statement from who in position to know all the fac
Far and WhA he fn
Mississippi farmer sSS@ NEfk S sy AI
Business professional men, fact every class of peor