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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09
AARON SAPIR0 TALKS
BEFORE DAIRY MEET
cooperation Among Dairymen
Advocated by Famous Crop
Marketing Experts Here

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Aaron
Sapiro, counsel of the Nation
al Council of Farmers Coopera-
tive Marketing Associations, told
the World Dairy Congress
that the country was only
beginning to realize the true pur-
pose and Importance of the CO.
operative movement.
The dairy farmers of Switzer-
land were the first to see the
value of cooperation for produe-
ton, which, of course, led to co.
operation for marketing; and the
dairymen of Denmark evolved
the hundred percent pooling, long
term, binding contract form of co.
operative organization. This is used
-oday among American farmers of
all types. 1t has brought outstand-
ing success. to the fruit growers Of
the far west, the tobacco growers,
the cotton growers, and innumer-
+
able others. @o
what is more important, the
practices which led these dairy
farmers to success established our
present guiding principle that the
true aim of cooperative market
ing is the substitution Of scien.i-
tic merchandising for the disorgan-
lied dumping of farm products.
Cooperation in the dairy industry
holds an even greater than his
torical interest by reason of the
multiplicity of special problems
with which the cooperator is con-
fronted. The solution of this sur
|, plus problem through cooperative
merchandising to increase and
make moro general the demand
for cheese and other milk products
is the KEY to the intelligent mar
ket of milk.
"All of these difficulties are
present in a marked degree in this
country, and the recognition Of
the true purpose of cooperative
marketing together with the appli-
cation of the proper technique are
just beginning. This is true in
spite of the fact that in voume of
general organization American
dairymen exceed the activities of
any other class of our agricultur-
al producers. However, there are
many commendable examples If
modern type organizations which
may thus far be cited, such as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

My hair is the envy of thousands
who see it, on the stage and else
where. 1t is heavy, silky, lustrous
far finer than 40 years ago. 1
have never had falling hair or dand-
ruff, never a touch of gray. Yet
nay age is 62.
I owe this to a formula which
French experts made for me. l
have supplied it to many friends. 1t
has brought to them what it brought
to me-luxurant heads OF har. Now,
by countless requests, | am placing
this formula within every woman 5
reach. Men are also welcome to it.
Use an eye dropper
| call this formula my Hair.
Youth. One applies it with an eye
dropper, directly to the scalp. APP
pIy Just enough to dampen the
scalp. This takes but a..minute and
dose not muss the hair.
1t attacks the hardened oil and
dandruff, which stifle the hair
roots. 1t cleans the scalp, stimu-
lates and -fertiiizes. Then hair
flourishes as flowers thrive in a
well-kept garden.
Hair troubles come from stltled
hair roots. Gray nair comes from
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09
Overlooking Eleven
With Too Many Plays
Very Common Fault

sion of school and college spirit
and should therefore be synony-
nous with good craftsmanship.
Any coach who negleets ITO furth-'
Ell the principles of good sports
manship has failed in his calling.
He must, above all, respect the
rules Of the game and abide by
their spirit.
The future of football is more in
the hands of those who teach it
than those who play It. It will
thrive Just as long as it is con-
structive force in the building 81
the character and physique OF
young Americans. This will de-
pend upon the proper supervision
of health and correct methods ami
ideals in coaching.
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<S1asysu8 bsa50ok b s8aedoas best Souans5ra N
(Hl"BILACK OXEN
b GERTRUDE ATHERToN . -
y GERTRUDE NTHERTON

He glanced over the rows Of peo-
pie rs he passed. It was not the
play that was animating them.
The woman was a gcdsend. !
His gaze paused abruptly on tie
face of Mr.. Charles DinwIddie.
Clavering's grand-aunt had mar.
ried Mr.. Dinwiddie's father and
the two men, SO far apart in years.
were more or less intimate; the
older mans inexhaustible gossip
Of New York Society amused CLAY.
ering, who in turn had initiated
Mr.. Dinwiddie into new and
strange pleasures, including liter
airy parties and frst.nights--ig.
nored by the world Of fashion.
All New York men Of the old
regime, no matter what their indi-
viduality may have been twenty,
years earlier look so much alike
ass they approach sixty. and. more
particularly after they have passed
it, that they might be brothers III
blood as in caste.( Their nous
caches and what little haia they
have left turns the SAND shade 1oE
well-bred white. Their flns Did
Nordic faces are generally lean
and fiat oficheek, their expreTsion
icaln, assured, not always Snug
They are impeceably groorhed ana
erect: Stout they may be, but sci!
dom fat, and if not always hand
some, they are polished, distit-
gnished, aloof. They no longer
wear side whiskers and look
younger than their iaShers did At
the same age. l
ITO Be Continued
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

have been made from the trouble
zones to the government, contra
hand runners, clandestine gold
and various kinds of dea-
perados have been crossing the
frontiers into Brazil in increasing
numbers and have been leaving
trails of blood and ruin.
The vast regions of the Amazon
valley, which are but sparsely in
habited, contain many forms of
wealth that are within the reach OF
ruthless outlaws who act in small
groups, as well as in big and pow
erful organizations. 1t is reported
that fortunes in gold and precious
stones have been PANIED from the
gravels of the northern streams of
Brazil by outlaw miners; that rose
wood, mahogany, ebony and other
precious woods have been stolen
from Brazilian forests, that cattle
have been run off the poorly pro-
tected ranches, and the crops of
outlaying settlement farms boldly
rilfcred by raiders. The reports
add that these outlaw activities
have resulted in many bloody
clashes between local inhabitants
and bands of frontier runners.
The fact that boundary wilder
ness makes it almost impossible to
establish effective police protec-
ton. The few military posts of
the Brazilian government and her
neighboIs are lost in the vastness
Of the zones they are supposed 20
patrol.
: The outlaws are escaped convicts
from the penal colony in French
Guiana, negroes from Marbados,
Martinique and Trinidad, riff-raff
from English and Dutch Guiana,
and adventures from Venzuela
French, English, Dutch, Spanish,
Portuguese and Indian dialects are
mixed into general regional Ian
guage. The size of the outlaw or
CARNATIONS is governed by the kind
of outlawry in which they are en-
gagged. The gold mining and
smuggling gangs, for instance, are
said to be large and powerful, with
headquarters in coast towns.
AS a means of tanning the from
tier zones, the Brazilian Ministry
of Agriculture, Commerce and In
dustry is planning to fill up con-
siderable strip of land along the
boundary lines with Indian reser-
vations and agricultural colonies.
The Brazilian Indians are hardy and
warlike, and it is believed that they
would soon rid those regions of
foreign invaders if they were given
property to defend.
Both the Indians Service and In
terror Settlement Departments Of
the Ministry Of Agriculture are en-
gagged nthe enactment of these
pacifitAtion plans. A "e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

Il a. representative from the
\ Congressional s'siis lalz' dis;risE t4 & Xif-
ginfa, for the action of the Repu5-
can National committee in reduc-
ing the quota of delegates to the
Republican national convention
heretofore allowed to five of the
principal Southern states. Secre-
tary Slemp was member of the
subcommittee that reapportionNd
the delegates among the various
states.
Secretary Slemp was the promot-
er of a lilly white" movement
among the Republicans of Virginia
E. couple of years ago and is now
suspected by the negroes Of his par=
ty of scheme to deprive them OF
their influence in Republican poll
tics in the South. Republican cam
didates and their hackers have
frequently complained about the
cost of getting negro delegations
from Southern states. 1t was
charged that the negro politicians
in those states would often pledge
their support-for a consideration
to all the several candidates in
the field. None of the candidates
could be sure of Southern negro
delegates, it was alleged, until their
votes were cast in the convention.
The net loss of delegatse allawed
to the Southern States as a whole
is seventeen. The Northern states
gain strength by the reapportion-
ment.
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The Dairymen's League Co-opero-
tive Association, Inc. and the
Twin City Milk Producers" As
ISOLATION. Furthermore, the coun-
try's dairy leaders are beginning
to think and act along correct CO.
operative lines with the result that
the tremendous amount OF. exist
ing organization is becoming a
great asset insteadof a hindrance
to the development of producing
cooperation in the marketing OF
mix.
"a growth is foreshadowed in
the immediate future, which will
equal if not surpass, the coopera--
tive achievements of any other
branch of American agriculture. :"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09
RUTHLESS OUTLAWS
REPORTED IN BRAZIL
MANY Desperadoes Terrorizing
Frontier Sections in South
American Country

RIO DE JANERIO, Oct. s.
Frontier activities that bring to
mind the stirring tiaes Of Daniel
Boone are being reported in the
local press from the Brazilian re-
gions which border on Venezuela
and the Guianas. According to
these stories, and to reports that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09
WASHINGTON NEGROES
PUT BLAME. ON SLEMP
Presidents Secretary Believed
Behind Reduction of Dele
gates by Committee

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Negro
Republican politicians in Washing
ton are blaming C. Bascom Slemp,
secretary to President Coolidge and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

Clavering left his chair and wan
lercd up the aisle lie felt none OF
ais usual impatience for the ben
encent cigarette. Was he hit?
Hardly. mQuisitive. certainly But
he had seen so many provocative
shells. Vile trick of nature. that
rovertystrichea unoriginal crea-
iure tina; she was.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

The report that world series
fence kpotholes will be made
from doughnuts is a mistake.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-09

Yale claims to have a good
football team this year. Last
year the Yale lock didn't wwork.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02
Ted uz, da Bdh, K vam ma snli
foyatky iezdit nebudu."

fovatky jezdit nebudu.'
"Ne, maminko," pfisvedcil
Tardon, 'sjen jednou jsme blaz
Mill, ale oba jsme Sc vyiecili.
A pojd'me trochu ven podivat
sc po vasen hospodarstvi, chci
Sc podivat ma vase kcne a sta
je, zde Sc vzdy trochu pou-
cim."
Veda 81 zenu vSecku zarici a
usmevavou, chodil S macechou
a akronychem. Verunka by
byla take rada sc Ike svemu
muzi pritulila, vsecka horela
touhou take po takovem vrou-
cim polibenf, ale ostychala Sc,
aby Sc il snad nevysmali. Ale
jeji pohledy, ktere k muzovi
vysilala, byly vymluvne Kro-
nych pouziv pfilezitosti, kdyz
mladi manzele Sc opozdili, po-
lfbil il dkradkem.
ITO jsi hodny," rekla vrouc
ne. "Bylo mi Ito, re jscm uz
odsouzena hrat ma starou ba-
bu a ia il prece nejsem."
"Jsi mi milejsi nez Jarmila,
poseptal j galantne a "a tu
|vetu mu odpustila vse, cim il
|v poslednfm case trapil.
Den utekl jake hodina a po-
zde vecer vraceh Sc mladi do
mlyna. Podepirajice svou hla
WI o muzovo rameno, podfimo
vala Jarmila a pouze obcas po-
otevirajic oci, ohledla Sc 20
mem. Videla, ze bdi a patti
ma nj takovou laskou jake
matka ma male dite. Stiskla
vzdy jeho ruku Ease oci "a
virala. A kdyz vecer ulehali,
pritulivsi sc do jeho naru3l,
pritiskla usta k jeho uchu:
"Uz Sc ma svou malou zenu
nehnevei a vSechnO il odpust'
|zaprosila sladce a rychle skry-
la hlavu pod prikryvku.
Rano jeste tvrde spala, kdyz
Kornel tise vstal, lehce Sc OBJ
ilekl a tise vysed ven do pra-
covny, otevrel postranni Ia
'suvku. Svazek papiru peclivc
svazanych rozlozil po stole
zadival sc ma rnzne kresby.
Ano, zde byl hotov cely plan
ma zrizeni elektrickeho svetla.
Zde smerem do peli bude pri-
stavena mala budova pro dyna
mo, spojene S vodnim kolem a
pro pripad male vody moto-
rem pro reservu, k 1celum nile
elm chovanou. Odtud rozvede
sc elektrina po mlvn6 i do sta
il, pfipoji Sc k mlaticce i re-
zacce, bude pohaneti dcsud
t6zkopadne ftmgujici zdviz a
bude-li tfeba, silny kabel bude
prebvteGaou silu prenaseti ven
do blizkych ysi nebo do Ca
tOh.
Ladinu 81 predstavil, jak asl
Sc We meste chlubl a jak y du-
chu sc test, re ho predci. Co
ltomu rekne, az "a ctvrt roku
zazafi zarovicky mlyn a az V
Catoze pri podzimnim vymla-
ltu jeho elektrina roZhuci dvor
skou mlaticku? Bude zufit, po-
smivat sc a hlavne bude sc mu
mstit. Ale on sc jeho misty
lneboji, or sc citi dost silny,-
zv!aste nyni, kdyz naSel srdce
svc zeny, ktere malem jiz "a
~ racopo nnyoIoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

80 JSSAA~ SSy ASSs ~
bude chtiti mnoho uGastniku
pfipojit re by. stavba pres
pfilis vzrostla. Ted, kdyz je
uz jine postarano, odpadly
prekazky. Ia ctvrt roku vas
pozvu k prvnimu rozsviceni 0.
bloukovych lamp
Vsecek oziven dival Sc pc
pritomnych v jeho vyrazu ]
postoji bylo tolik sebeduvery
re nikdo nepochyboval, re do
kaze, CO shboval,
"A mas do spolku nevezmes
viibec?' ptala sc statkafka dy
chtNe.
''Nechci zadnych spolku, jez
! jsou vzdy premenem pozdej-
sich raznic. Ale tim nechci II
/ ci, ze bych vam svetlo a silu e.
lektrickou pro vase hospodar-
stvi nepfenechal "a svou vlast.
nj vyrobni cenu. To snad je
prijatelne."
"Jak by nebylo! Ale budes
potfebovati do toho kapital,
ten my name a vezmi 81 no do
zacatku."
Il ia no man," pravil s ja-
kous; hrdostf. ssNikomu nebu-
du zodpoveden, lee sam sobe,
jak jsem pencil nalozil."
"Snad prece mne, ne? CT
mic u tebe neplatim 2"
"Ale ovsem, tobe budu zod-
pov9den a rad ii predlozim bi-
lanci itucty," small sc radostne,
laskaje svcu zenu. "Takove
revise Sc nebojim. A potom
budes videti, ze tvuj muz neni
spatny hospodar. Sc mnou ba-
des pani naseho podniku, az 81
rozzehnes svetlo, pomyslis 81
ze je to ciste tvoie svetlo, po-
myslis 81, ze ma nixon nezayi-
sis, ze s nikym nepotrebujes
mluviti a nikoho Sc doprosova.
I'll. Az k nam maminka s La
dislavem pojedou, cely mlyn
bude v zaplav6 svetla a lnJzes
I jim rici, ably sli hledali iine
misto v okresu, kde by 81 mo-
hi neco takoveho doprati.'
Jeeho vzrozena zdrzelivos1
skoupost ma slova ustoupila y
teto chvili zaniceni sebevedo.
me jesitnosti. sChlubil Sc, alt
jcho chlouba nebylo plane no
rovani nebo nadnaSeni Sc. Pc.
treboval jednou sve zene uka
zati, re jew nem neco vice, nez
co ona v mem videla. A Jarmi-
lc ku podivu imponovala tate
jeho sebedevera. Vsecko zru
zovela a chytivsi no kolem kr.
ku, hlucne ho polibila,
"Takovych hubicek dostanes
sto, jaknile Sc prvni z;.rovka u
mas rozsviti,' povidala rozja
rene a Tardon jat nahlou tou.
hou pc sladkych dstech zeni.
nych, chytil il zlibal pred
macechou i Kronychem. Vzpla
mutt vazneho Kornela, &C bylt
cimsi veselym, bylo zaroveh
tax jimave. re statkafce size
do oci vyskocily.
"Takhle vas oba r,ida vidim,
j jinak YAM to slusi nez hnevy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02
JEHO DRUHA 1ENA.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky.
ROMAN

! laTuOn HlaVOu. lO " NIeI!e
parou."
'Je pI'irozeno, ze kdyz byla
vec rozhodnuta a prijata, re
nesmi trp6ti odklady. A mohu
rici, re to bude velkolepe. Me-
sto opatrilo pozemky a upsalo
padesat tisic, sporitelna a ho-
spodarska zalozna vlozily take
tolik, subvence jsou slibeny,
soukromi upisovatele Sc stale
hlasi a neni tedy obavy, ze Sc
finamcni prostredky neseze-
nou. Kazdy den Sc preme,
nlanle-li take neco upsati. ia
chci, abychom aspoi necim Sc
sucastnili, ale zena je jake ka-
men,"
"A zdstane jako kamen,
prisvedcila resolutne. "Tys
neco upsal?" = ),
"Nebyl jsem vubec ami wy
zv;n," sdeloval Tardon, "a tSz
jsem tomu povdecen. Je mi a.
spon ulehcena nemila povin-
most, odrikati lcastenstvi."
" tom bys nemel byti tax
umineny 4 nasledovati prlkla-
du mamincina," povidala jar
mila laskavou domluvou. -
"kdybys sebe meme upsal, ien
kdyz projevis, ze proti podni-
ku nechovas nechut'."
"Nemohu Sc nabizeti. "A
kdybych sebe meme uspal, STA
nu Sc spoluzodpovednym a po-
nesu nasledky."
"To aneni pravda. To by
kazdy spolupodpisovatel nesl
nasledky." asasf
"Arci, ze nese. At je po-
dilnik Y Gem chce. ma vzdycky
Sc starat, jak je podnik veden
a nestara-li sc o to, .ie volan k
zodpovednosti."
''Pamatujes Sc snad, co jsi
slychala cd sveho otce, kdyz
padla zalozna, ze?" povida!a
statkafka.
"Neco sc pamatuji, ale uz
jsem Ito zapomnela. Vsak ta-
timex proto nezchudl.
"NeZchudl, ale to by ses po-
dekovala, abys prozila stare
sti, ktere tehdy prozival on.-
Bylo to We druhem roce nase-
ho manzelstvi tehdy asi tri
mesice jsme oba starostmi ne
spali. Tatinek mel podil, ma
ncjz davno zapomnel, ami Sc 0
urck nestaral, Ma schuze necho
dill. zkratka pocinal 81, jah by
81 asi .armila chtela nyni po-
cinati., a tu znenadani rozleti
sc zprava, ze V zalozne Sc
kradlo. Predseda, prvni NEST
sky radni, sc zastrelil po-
kladnika zavreli. V zalozne
bylo mnoho malych vkladu a
lax nastal ponrask, vsichni be-
zeli pro penize. A tech neby-
10. Pres sto tisic schazelo a
ted nastal soudny den. Chytali
Sc, koho moh)i, aby schodek "a
platil. Cleny vvhoru vymacka
Ii, az ie ozebracili a protoze
to byli vetsinou lide malo "a
mozni a stale sc nedostayalo,
zacali pronasledovat podimi.
ky. Jednalo sc padesat IT,
sic ma neboztika muze mel!
zvlaste spadeno. Ma pry kra-
sny dvorec, jedno dite, at pla-
tt. Kdyby byl Sc nebranil, -
tvoje veno by byvalo hrozne
spatne dopadlo. Nam Korne-
la rada, re vsechno dobfe' IVA
zuje a re Sc media hned ke vse-
mu strhnouti. Az budes de.
set let starsi, budes Sc divit, k
cemu jsi no natila.'
"Nu, ano, opatrnosti je tre-
ba, ale proc by nemohl dohled
nout, jak Sc podnik vede? Ma
sice dosti prace, ale nejaka ia
chvile by mu piece zbyla. :
"Za ntjaiiou chvlli Sc mic ne.
pozna," relsl Sc shovivavym Il.
c,>,nuon,.4 .UTu ia ,,U4alf- hVfl
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|llSLe TO Ouue 1aclneJSl, neZ kay
bys si elektrarnu postavila sa-
ma"
Bylos videti, ze kronychovi
na tom zalezi, ably nevyvolaI
u Ladiny dojmu, jako by Sc ne
co dalo jemu ma vzdory.
rs tou laci to velike nebu-
de-" pfiskoM Tardon ma po-
moe. "TuSim, re Ladina ne
chce staveti pouze elektrarnu,
ale take mlyn, ze?"
"Ano, tax to bylo usneseno;
pripoustel Kronych vahave.
"Nu, vidis, Jarmilo, ze ne
mohu j pri dobre vuli tobe wy
hoveti, pristoupiti ke spolecno
sti," nsmival Sc Tardon. "Ne-
mohu Sc prece sdcastniti pod
niku, .jenz mi bude delaI yeli-
keho, konkurenta. Mann svdi
vlastni mlyn, proti kteremu
spolecensky mlhn musi praco-
vati; aby h0dne vyziskal."
s."On te ale znici,'' starala Sc.
"Kuyby ses 5 MIN spoil, ucini
ii .iiste dstupky.,.. Vidis, nc
chters dbati dobre rady a ted
q. toho mas" i'o''-'
'Tardon Sc shlucne. zasmal d
otociv ruku kolem jejiho pasu,
k sobe il pfitahl.
'"Neboj Sc, dite, neboj, mas
mlyn, ie .Jako tvrz, lktere nikdo
nedobude.. Snad ma kratky jen
cas- muj obchod- ponekud O.
chabne, ale potion my budeme
pany."
"Nejasej predcasne, abys ne
litoval," napominala, ackoliv
ieho kid podlomil jeji obavy,
ze by jim opravdu mohlo byti
uLlizeno.
20 sveho muZe Sc nestarej,
ten dobre vi, co madelati. On
by Ladinu strcil sc vsemi jeho
v6domostmi obchodnimi do ka-
psy,' velebila statkaika.
ITO je sice pfehnano, ale
jsem zvykly vsechno predem
uv;izit a rozpocitat. Takhle JIG
to pofadku. ia mann svtj
mlyn a Ladina take. Abychom
oba sc udrzeli, musime dobre
obslouzit zakazniky. ia do
budu delat jako dosud a budu
kryt. Vedu 81 mlyn sam, ne
musim pdatit drahou stavbu a
strojc. Ale oni musi drzet ce-
" houf dredniku a ii PAM. kite
ii budou We spravni rade, ii 81
budou pratt miti take nejaky
podil. Bud vydani zaplati ja-
kost meliva, nebo kapsy podjl-
niku, ale ami jedno, ami druha
neprinese mnoho veselosti tenn,
kdoz 81 take prsty- pf.strci. A
totez bude S elektrinou."
"Nereknes snad. Ze postavi
elektrarnu a nebudou V nj pra-
covat?"
"OvSem, re to nereknu. Pa
matuj 81, co tt feknu. Ia rok ci
diva bude elelstrarna majet-
KEN m6sta nebo soukrome oso
by. Nez Sc to usporada, bude
svetla hrozne malo davnO
muzeme my Il mas We mlyne 4
tadv Catoze elektfinou swift.
ii, nez 81 te vyhody dopreji We
m6ste."
"Nechlub sc, kdyz nic hoto.
veho nemas.'
"Rada bys m6la donna elek.
tricke svetlo7" ptal sc il mu2
sc zvlastnim usmevem.
"To Wis. re rada. Je to kra.
sne, kdyz sc pouze smackne
knoflillem a W ie vsudy jasno
Ale tvs takovv lakomec, kterJ
stale jen pocita, co to ci one
stoji lituie "a nejakou vyho
du penez.'
"Dnes mne nerozlobiS, jsen
prilis dobre nalad6n. Za ctvr'
troku mne iiste odprosis.
"Dobra 81 to roZmysli, men
to malnkost,' napominal je.
, kronvch
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-08-23
Check Cucumber Beetle
by Using Dust Mixture

One Of the best methods Of control
ling the cucumber beetle, according to
Carl ]. Drake, state entomologist at
Iowa State college, is to dust the
young plants with a mixture of one
part Of calcium arsenate and 20 parts
of gypsum.
The dust can be applied with a
shaker made by punching holes in the
bottom of half-gallon tin can with
an eight-penny nail. The first appli-
cation should be made Immediately
after the young plants break through
the ground. After that the plants
should be busted either early in the
morning or late in the evening from
two to three times per week and fol-
lowing rains.
Usually from 10 to IL applications
per season are all that are required,
although more are necessary in the
case Of exceptionally severe attacks
by the beetles. If these directions are
followed rather closely, there will be
no trouble in controlling the cucumber
beetle.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-08-23
Increase in Wheat Yield
Made by Oregon Farmers

An increase In yield Of more than
$4,000 bushels Of wheat without extra
labor was the reward Of farmers in
Union county, Oregon, following the
advice of the county extension agent
last winter in selecting the variety Of
winter wheat to be planted. The
county agent had carried on an effect
i've campaign calling the attention Of
wheat growers in the county to the
higher yielding qualities of the variety
Hybrid 128 under local conditions, as
shown by the state experiment sta
ton tests. AS a result, number Of
farmers planted Hybrid 1913 and OBJ
tanned an average increase of 81
bushels per acre over all other varie-
ties, according to reports to the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. About 90 acres of the 1922
planting was certified for seed.