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AGE SEVEN
TUESDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBEflD,l922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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cow to every 14.4 persons If . all, ten. , i ; T -
the milk production in this part of the ; ,Jhe A production -of T. cream with
state was consumed in the raw form . these' f femers :iis side lihe. "They
the amount available per person! keep a Viitfieient number of cows to
would be less than one-half .pint per consume -all Roughage grown on - the
day, or about one-fourth the quanti- fann and-to pasture land which would
ty tnat each child should have in otherwise ctuni si6 dividends. In
order to develop a strong, healthy add'tiort--t' furnishing a rood mar
body and .nnnd. - !ket on Ihs'fann.-for thisrouffhasc.
HisTrophy
St-ut'dik Ihlti morning at
VwaVe'rVice.i-Vviil bo held a day
nucf'V.- close. The after-
ntrii'k wild yesterday llr.it
K,d k'v handed in U: mem-
B II M
.i;. at tlM ui.u'.
1 1 . :. ..... t. ... ...I h i in
,', j .1V. Mr M,osnun, who is con-
t'lu- sinking, has his large
.1 .... ,i:.t mvi intor-
t,l with tho cw;liymna an? sev
,, (he old ones. Amazing Grace
. (Md Time ueug'.ou wuv .wmu..
unc- vestenlay morning. A m:ilo
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rt i 1 1 iUIUI'd niin.it iv
I,,, (he fact that man has
I ;.l. it it."lV m ims worm n'u ,nstv
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hit M hat a impuniuwu ivi .v
;'n I'fhall'of Christian service.
I i .ii t TOvmhiH. "For
,ktHl lr a cuy wnicn uuvu iv..v.
tmihlfr and maker is
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i tliriuiirhout an appealing
ivV, the nfimster adhered to the
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llci'ring vo sicme 'i m-- vn- t v. .v.
to some church memiK-rs wuo
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nn Sunday. Mr. Kirkpatrick as-
Ll that thae would be none o.
the home beyond the grave.
home h?j4tnred in various ways.
chiUTiAaa thought it would bv-
Vi larjsu.vttllcy, v.-itK a river run-
l.ctween aiUl truit trees on me
but he pictured it as a place of
must ha n restful place, because
ftUl'llC'llS aif UllVtlUSWt umuiwuvm
is world. Some do their lull snare
?lurs nlace theirs on the shoulders
tiers. These faithful ones will find
Bit heaven.
o public is invited to all services.
The small number of cows found - the 'dairy oy refunrs a monthl:
in eastern North Carolina can part-, cash inccme. She furnishes profit-
ly be accounted for by the high per- t'ble an-.l ..coiiotant cTiploymcnt for
vent of lenant labor tsed .in ope rat- farm laboi, and makes . possible the.
ins: the farms." J:i the past, many reduction of fertilizer bills by ton-
of tlie landlords, adhering to a one-, serving soil "fertility.
crop yystem of farming, have felt, Iho u'roducUon cream for cream
that it was nnnractical for 1 Iumi- . ;,. r e .i.,;,.., f.,.,,,;,,,,
....... V I . .' .t J VX 111 ... Vlttll,y J.tl ... ,
i . ' "VVM, twy- ,K,W which is well adapted to anv section
hi:.; condition will exist, it is difficult jpf N rth Carolina, and if there was
to say, but it will be sale to predict im average cf four milk cows per
mat the numtier o.( cows in this sec
tion will not bo materially increased
until both landlord and tenant realize
that milk is the best and cheapest
food obtainable, and that it is a nec
essary part of the human diet.
Jn the niedmont and mountain sec
tions of the state where a .much Division
more diversified system, of farming ;
is practiced, the number of milk
cows per I arm niuvh
farm in . this state instead of 1.07,
the present annual income of twenty
four, million., from this source would
bo increased to ninety-six millions,
and this is possible withont addition
al labor cost per farm J. A. Arey,
Stat?' Farm Extension Service, Dairy
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arirci' Here
in adequate. supply of milk and but
ter is available for each Jamilv and
a considerable amount is produced
for the market. There are sixteen
creameries, twenty cheese factories.
seven milk plants, and eighteen ice
cream lactones operating in this
section. About 5,000 farmers are de-
lvcnng sour cream to these cream.
cries for the manufacturing of bat-
nil
PRICE
II mi:-'i.t bo well to remind Europ- J
o?.Vv 'nations tnat hounding one anotn-!
er won't-keep the wot Id from going
to the'dogs. Hartford Times.
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EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS
MUSICAL :
INSTRUMENTS
OF ALL KINDS -.M
PIANOS
Well, yes ierday we, say or first
girl m ' bobbed hair and a iong svirt
and we guess we'll put on our silk hat J
and white lawn-tennis shoes now and;
walk down East Broad street. Ohio ! c j . A A
State Journal.
,JesslSwcetscr?receiveslthramatur tgol championship cup'from"
President J. Frederick Byers of the United States Golf Association after
haying defeated Chic Evans at tho Erookline (Mass.) Country Club.
PLAYER-ROLLS
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Phonograph Company
Hickory
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Results. Try Them. 'Try
a Record Want Ad and Find Lost, Article!
announcing price reductions on
Viand and Willis-Knight automo-
i. Johnson's Garage is pleased io
,c that news from the factory
l-s that July and August deliver-
of these nonular cars were the
r,K n t.hr h storv Of tne company
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that the factory already nas ouui
tars than tho entire years pio-
inn nluns fulled for.
le new Willis-Knight prices, Mr.
.b.hnsdfi stated, are the lowest
Which any car equipped with a
Vht motor ever sold for, thus rcal-
V the ambition of the manuiecun -Ro
tring the car within the reach
!e Overland reductions bring the
ster and touring down to $W0
the cloned cars to ?9sr ana w..
lAIKYIN(i IN CAROLINA
he great variety oi
h ltow to perfection in imoilh
fclina, her Ung growing season
ing possible two crops a yen,
markets for dairy produce
ild climate, are conilitions
e ( an v larming in '
i i un, in manv respects super-
pi 1I HUM ,
to those offered by the best uairy
. i.iifri, uKsunif! that there would
!.. i.f diiirv products in
il.idc where- such lavoranio
t. . ..ij if ..wi.vi.i. sueh is tne
fl.? 1 Al.-W. , i. w ,
Ksneeiallv is there a sliortage
h,. if,Htal and tidewater sections
he state, where there is -only one
American Queeri?i
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William Bi
I (.fia. widow of the American tin-j
rlatft kins, now the wife of Prince;
Christopher oi Greece, may become
nnccn of Greece. Kins Constan
.:., unpopular because of the
Greek defeat by tho Turk, may bo
forced to abdicat & in .favor - or
I'rlnce ChrletopW, hie brother.
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