Pasture grazing as the cheap farm feeding plan
Clemson College urges pasture grazing as the economical way to feed livestock. Bermuda, Lespedeza, White Clover, and Bur Clover yield high animal counts per acre and steady gains. With careful rotation and temporary pastures from peas, velvet beans, peanuts, and soybeans, pastures can out-earn cotton per acre.
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Clemson College
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Bermuda
Kansas
Neska
Kentucky
Canada
Cotton Belt
Sanitary Measures Key to Prevent Plant Diseases
Clemson College urges strict sanitation to prevent plant diseases. Remove and burn infected tissues such as tomato wilt and brown rot sources, sanitize tools, and prevent soil transfer. Prune and burn diseased tree parts, and contact Clemson staff for guidance by mail with name and address.
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Clemson College
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Keep Records for Your Cows If You Don’t Know What They Give
If you are unsure what to feed your herd or what your cows produce, the simple answer is to keep records. Proper record keeping helps track milk yield, feed costs, and breeding cycles for better management and profitability.
Plant Safe Crop Guide Ends With War Or Peace Note
The piece urges planting ample food crops as a precaution in any outcome between war and peace, emphasizing safety and self sufficiency through agricultural planning.
Pickens School News Highlights Local Events
Harrison Edens visited Clemson Monday afternoon. Frank Keith bought a new Ford. Teachers thank volunteers for planting near the school. County teachers met at Wesley. Mr. Campbell attended. The track team and superintendent travel to Columbia for state contests with Raymond Cox in the oratorical event. University of South Carolina hosts. Lyceum refunds available for prepaid tickets. Miss Gertrude Harris honored at a miscellaneous shower by her grandmother Mrs Wendricks with green and white decor and gifts hidden in a green parasol. El Vampire Insect Powder advertised.
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Harrison Edens
Clemson
Frank Keith
Columbia
Raymond Cox
University of South Carolina
Clertrude Llarris
H. 8. Wendricks
Why Doesn’t Ed De Camp Change It to Uneasy Lies
Gary Hiatt of The Pickens Sentinel asks why Ed De Camp does not change the line and comments on the growing unease and pressure felt by the old scout. The remark hints at a shift in tone and public mood.
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Galey Ledger
Gary Hiatt
The
Pickens Sentinel
Prepared mess warning near High Prices town
Sailors beware as a submarine menace is warned offshore near High Prices. The notice emphasizes careful preparation and planting of food and feed crops and offers flour and feed supplies until improvement is made.
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Weill
Porter’s Barber Shop Ad and Granger Liver Remedy Notice
Advertisements promote suit cleaning and pressing services at 50¢ per suit and dry cleaning at $1 per suit with special attention to ladies suits. A second item touts Granger Liver Regulator claiming relief for headaches, fever, and liver issues with various testimonials from Alabama towns.
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B. B. Porter
Porter
Vinol Restores Clifton clerk’s Health in South Carolina Ads
A Shelbyville Indiana clerk describes severe run down and weakness and credits Vinol with restoring health and strength after failed remedies. The ad claims Vinol is best for run down and nervous conditions and promotes Pickens Drip Co. and drug stores in South Carolina towns with a guaranteed trial.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Vinci
Roy F. Earp
Pickens Drip Co
Pickens
South Carolina
Local Merchants Invite Shoppers to Pickens Trade Days
Come to Pickens to do your trading. Our merchants have the poods and they will treat you right.
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Pickens
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Lyceum
Earle Seaborn
John Warey
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Ieleht
Wetumpka
Brindley
Gadsden
Als
Doctors
Kent
Honoraville
Ala
Hram
Alents
Aja
Wlodrugmids
Granger
Culater
Ferrol Company
Craig Brosco
Aayers
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