Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1927-03-10
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN FOR
IN HOG CALLING CONTEST
w. J. Clark also on Pro
gram for Address
Big Crowd Here

ison with other counties, will occupy
the stage here at the courthouse at
1880 with P. R. Bomeisler, Of the
Georgia Railway and Power company,
a man we'll informed on farm prob
lems of Georgia farmers, the first
speaker on the program.
A great leader in education, espe-
cially as it relates to the agricultural
problems of South Georgia, Prof. S.
L. Lewis, of the A. & M. College at
Tifton, will make the principal ad-
dress on the cow-hog-hen program,
having been identified with the pro-
gress of diversification on the farms
for many years.
Specializing on the Cow, her value
the the farm as a mortgage litter, Mr..
W. j. Clark, secretary of the Nation
al Holstein Breeders Association, will
enIighten the audience on the money
value of milk cows to the farmer.
Prizes to be Given to Hog
Callers
a hog calling contest, for which
over 40 prizes have been donated by
the local firms and individuals, will
enable the committee to select that
many from among the contestants,
whose voices may be attuned to the
yodelling notes, so popular on our
farms, when the swine are called for
their swill. Time will be allotted to
as many as may apply and a royal
contest for the bigger and more val
liable prizes may be expected.
Prizes Donated
Home Furniture Co.-Aluminum
roaster.
Anderson Motor Co.-Automobile
tire.
Fitzgerald Hardware Co.-Alumi-
mum percolater.
Chevrolet Motor Co.-Motor meter.
Planters Warehouse-Sack high
grade fertilizer.
Ben Hill Warehouses bu. Petty's
Toole wilt-resisting cotton seed.
Fitzgerald Waste & Metal Co.
Bushel velvet beans.
Standard Supply Co.--Self Feeder
for hogs.
Toggery-Dress Shirt.
Denmark Drug Co.-Gallon Creo-
sote dip.
G.. E. Ricker-5O tickets to theater
Surprise Store-Pair shoes.
Johnson Hardware Co.. dozen
fountains for chickens.
Watt-Holmes Hardware Co.-Self
filler for hogs.
Abe Kruger Fine Ties.
Halle Drug Co.-Dresser Toilet set.
Fitzgerald Cigar Co.-Box cigars.
J.P. Patterson-Trio Rhode Island
Red Chickens.
Miller & Raine Furniture Co.
Box furniture varnish.
= Leonard Brothers-Inner tube.
Southern Radio & Electric Co.
Flash light.
Walkers Markets. beef roast.
Bowen Shepherd-Setting White
Leghorn eggs.
DR.. Frazer-Barred Rock rooster.
!. C, Wilson-Sack flour.
Williams Bros.-5 gallons gas, 1
quart oil.
Davis Bros.-10 lb. bucket lard.
Phoenix Warehouse-Sack Purina
calf feed.
Russell Brothers-Brooch or pair
cuff buttons.
Fitzgerald Candy Co.-Box candy.
Bradshaw Music Co.-Ukelele.
Lees Dept. Store-$2 in trade.
Jones Company-Shirt.
Coca Cola Bottling Co.-Case Co.
ca Cola.
Coca Cola Bottling Co.-Case mix
ed drinks.
VI. Jones-Setting Rhode Island
Red eggs.
Fitzgerald Hatchery-25 Rhode Is
land Red chicks.
Fitzgerald Hatchery - Sett g
Rhode Island Red eggs.
Fitzgerald Hatchery-Setting Bar
red Rock eggs.
Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce
Registered Jersey Bull Calf.
Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce
Poo-istered Roar Pig,
Working Plans
Working plans under which the va
rious committees throughout the state
have been working, and which was
suggested by the Georgia Association,
are as follows:
/. See that money is available to
buy seeds for permanent pastures and
feed crops, and especially to buy dairy
cattle, swine and poultry for every
landowner or tenant farmer who de-
sires to enter upon this program of
farming and who is provided with the
minimum of fencing, buildings, ma
chfnery and other equipment neces-
w to success in cow-hog-hen farm
I1g.
2. Where counties areS . served
by county agents, arrange conferen-
ces between city chambers of COM
merce and civic organizations, and
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