The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-22
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TGABlEx xENa - \I Eo1HAoNS OF OTHER EDIT9RS&J Room for More Daf2ying With four or
 five cows farmers are supplying the family
 with milk and butter, and selling cream to
 the extent of $20 to $50 a month. There
 is room in Henry county for lots more dairy ing of this kind.-Abbeville Herald
 Determined to Succeed.-We farmers are
 entirely satisfied with the outlook and are going to make it dividend payer through
 plenty of hard york; scientific battle against | the boil weevil and an application of both l time and energy after a fashion that will
 make the crop in Madison and adjoining
 sections just what it should be.-HuntsvilIe
 Times.
 Good Time to Build.--The cost of building is materially lower just now and there should be ai real movement to supply the houses that will be needed and also that hotel Plans for hotel should not be allowed to lag. It is an improvement that the city can not well do without and that will mean much
 mere than it's cost in the future of Florence. Florence Daily News ''se s' rr -r How to Fight the WeeviI.-The only way to plan a weevil fight is to plan it just like
 he had his hosts assembled on the hillside
 ready to make the attack, for they are there, every year, year after year, and will con-
 tinue to be there from now on. Start the fight now, just as soon as he shows un. bv
 poisoning and picking all that can be found.
 Then; keep the work up on through the grow ing season.-Dothan Eagle @' Big Nearby Egg Market.-Jefferson coun. ty imports over four million dozen eggs each year. The counties adjoining Jefferson should supply all these eggs, but they do not do it. Blount could supply this demand by adding fifty or sixty hens to each farm in the county, and the feed for these hens could be grown on lands not now in cultivation, and would bring into the county more than million and half dollars. We produced less than a half million dozen eggs in ,1919 We have almost doubled that production in the past five years and still the demand for fresh eggs is greater than it was at that time.- Oneonta Southern Democrat. ,.-
 Truckers and Canning Plant.-The final outcome of the canning plant at Brewton will be watched with intense interest by truck growers and business men in this immediate vicinity, and, if a success is made of the ven- ture at Brewton, it is almost a certain fact that a plant of similar nature will be put up at Atmore. Truck growers realize that if they are to make profit off their labor they'must have market for all the produce they grow, and no doubt a canning plant would, go long way toward solving their problems. It is earnestly hoped by the Rec ord that Brewton will find the canning plant a successful enterprise.--Atmore Record
 The County High SchOOls.-It is gratify. ing to note that many county high schools measure up fully to the need and there is a very general tendency to make all of them do so. Giving the rural high schools the right kind of buildings and equipment is the first and perhaps the most important step in this work of development. A modern, at- tractive rural school building, even though it may be a small one, speaks well for the community in which it is located and for the county and the state. In equipping rural schools with the right kind of buildings a state and county show progress. The com munity school is an index to the community spirit of progress. There should be more of the better kind of rural school buildings in StaFs+s ,..s . . Nr-.a f- a-.z===s Way of BOOtIegger Harder.-The way of the bootlegger becomes harder as the days go by. Decisions of the supreme court of Alabama have done much to deter the or- ganized violation of the prohibition laws. A ruling the other day will be of value in the campaign against the traffic. It fur there defines the responsibility of owners of automobiles in cases where the machines have been used in the transportation of liquor in violation of the law. The decision will meet the approval of the law-abiding. It is in line with the intent of the legisla- ture. The automobile is the chief ally of the liquor traffic and any decision that will reduce the use of it in schemes for law violation will be approved Montgomery Journal.