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* to the under Kuti.-h..ivy runs ; Kutish. j ip week rst time market, nd mix- | ed than ;ip week, jsees the j onal re- j at cattleiderablv :recovery eriod of jLooking [oints to: at prices 1 ly aver-1ast vearlion for jout and!f feeder i , Kutishictors incontractthe goodma and ie South-eas will j r and the j \ere willcorn-beltread a lew’ paragrapns w 1 men uyJoe D. Nichols, a doctor from Atlantic, Texas, who also happens to be chairman of the Board of the Atlanta National Bank. Being a banker and also a doctor, he has an unusual view of soil conservation, not only from a financial point of view, but from a‘‘health viewpoint. Let me quote Dr. Ni-chols: ,“My great great grandfather lived in South Carolina He had 2,000 acres of very rich land He was a successful farmer. He made a lot of money growing cotton and tobacco. He built a big hou e, raised and educated a large family. But when his son-were grown they found the land was no longer making good crops j and the farm was no longer mak- | mg money. So my great grandfather took the advice of Horace Greeley and he “went west. He moved to Tennessee found a large fertileV Ulftwhat do you suppose nad hap-pened? You guessed it. The farm was worn out and he had tomove. He moved to Ashley Countv, Arkansas, down in the Mississippi delta He bought a rich farm and the same old thing started all over again. He built a big hou.-c in town where we also had cneral store But by the time was grown, ail the profits froma g IKruse gave a demonstration on baking a conventional butter cake. Matters of diversion were sending clothes to Woodward and helping in the cost of a girlshealth examination Talks and demonstrations following t h e meeting were: Colleen Wenger-—How to make a powdered sugar frosting, Cynthia Peters—How to make confectioner’s frosting.do it!where hefarm. He did exactly the same thing that his father had done. He was a man, t ft. 6 in. and weighed 350 pounds. He was very industrious, worked hard, made a lot of money, built a big house, raised and educated a big family. When his suns were grown they found the farm had been literally minedNo sir — you Just can't buy a BUTTER six-foot ( ombine than the time-testedOLIVER MODEL 15Ht SPKA VINOV •: - • tuiWM*Any Way You Look AtIbis is the machine with the QUALITY features that ghe you mostfiir ? % mi r ma * i
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Boone News Republican
Boone, Iowa, US
Tue, Jul 06, 1954
Page 6
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