News and Notes from Little Kastato
Rain blesses crops and health improves as Abs Marg hi Gilatrap recovers. Antiotch Baptist church revival August adds four members and baptisms planned near Banks Rock in September. Holly Springs revival brings more members. Prizes to Rev Ben Field and Rev W J Sheriff noted. Local visits include John Gravley of Dallas and J I Meece family. Ford joke ends with groundhog treed and eaten. Wickens Association meeting at Cross Roads Church slated for September fifth Sunday.
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Grain Sowing and Wheat Prices Drive Southern Farming
A promotional note urges South Carolina farmers to plant more wheat to secure a $2.00 minimum price, arguing it lowers flour costs after milling profits. It discusses early cotton stands against boll weevil threat, promotes grain drills and fertilizer, and touts bulk unsacked fertilizer with cash discounts.
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