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The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1921

Page

3

Cooperative Marketing and Farmers Fair Share Claims

The piece surveys the cooperative marketing idea as a solution to rising delivery costs from farm to consumer. It notes farmers’ belief that supply and demand pass through costly distribution and that growers receive only a small share of the consumer dollar, urging concerted action to expand cooperative marketing and improve soil fertility and long term production methods.

Denmark United States Palmer

South Carolina Crop Conditions Reported for April 1

Saluda April 9 report from USDA statistician Hare shows South Carolina crop condition at 57 percent of normal on April 1, down from 65 a year ago, with 10 year average at 86. Breeding sows in the state were 4 percent lower than a year earlier while U.S. totals fell 2.2 percent. Farm labor supply remained tight as the season advanced.

Saluda Ing Hare Bureau of Crop Estimates United States Department of Agriculture South Carolina United States

State Normal But Demand Falls Below Normal

The report shows state demand is normal with a current need 19 percent below normal. Nationwide demand stands at 7.5 percent, or 12.5 percent below normal.

United States

Sand Hill notes and weekend visits in the county

The section records cotton farming remarks and recent planting by Johnnie Ridgell and M Grandy. Notices Mrs Laddie Abney’s misfortune but hopeful recovery. Shepherd Hallman is described as active with a new plow. J P Johnson and wife visited the area Sunday afternoon.

Met Johnnie Ridgell M . Grandy Laddie Abney Shepherd Hallman J. P. Johnson

Weaning and Feeding Young Pigs in Ballentine South Carolina

Pigs may be weaned at eight to twelve weeks with weights of forty to fifty pounds. Teach piglets to eat via a separate trough a few weeks before weaning. Reduce sow feed before weaning to slow milk flow while increasing pig diet with quality wheat middlings or ground oats mixed with milk if available. After weaning, feed depends on goals. heavy feeding for near-term markets or lighter feeding for longer-term fattening with peanuts, velvet beans, and corn. Ensure good pasture to cut costs. typical daily feed ranges and mixture options include corn with tankage, corn with soybean or peanut meal, or corn with wheat middlings. Maintain growth with pasture if no palatable forage. balance feed to prevent stagnation. Ballentine, S. C.

News From Near Park Health Report Includes Local Visits

Community health is good except for Mrs Pearl Counts who returned home after surgery in the city hospital and is recovering as well as can be expected. A social week includes visits among local families, boat riding by young people, Sunday gatherings, and a fifth birthday celebration for Rebecca Koon with numerous local children in attendance.

Pearl Counts City Hospital Earl Meetae Newberry Geo. Meetze Joe Meetze A. Meetze Tommie and McDonald Raw Amick Helen Stoudemayer Marjie Ethel Eargle Gladys Derrick Harry and George Herbert Eargle Jim Summer Tommie Rawls Elmer Stoudemayer Rutherford Amick Ethel Chapin Mar Stoudemayer M. L. Counts E. M. Cromer James Tyner New Brookland Della Koon Polly Clara Counts A. 3 Counts IE .M. Cromer M. A. Counts

Final Discharge Notice for Sam M. Reet Estate

Final discharge is applied for by executors J. B. Wessinger E. B. Roof and P. Rooy to judge of probate for Ington county on Friday April 29 for the estate of Sam M. Reet deceased.

Ise & Drafts Forington County Sam M.reet J. B. Wessinger E. B. Roof Ss. P. Rooy Tors Estate Sam Moof

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Ballentine, S. C Near Park Elizabeth Amick Earl Gibson New Brook Lucile Tyner New Bivoakland Inez Martin Jus. Shealy W. G. Fuller Mair Street the Booterie H. H. Powell Mgr O’neilis Carolina B Colorabia S.C Bertha Schraner Hampton Ave Columbia 5S. C J. A. Clifton Satesburg Miteielte Frank Kneece Reali Estate and Insurance Batesburg H. W. Wall Sentist Main Street Columbia, A Drs. Boozer P. Shumpert J. Best National Loan and Exchange Bank Columbia, S.C B. J. Wingard Attoun Clark Law Hendrix Hardware Co Assembly St Columbia, S. C Lorick & Lowrance Erskine College Due West, S. C Baltimore Dental Parlors Main St 8. C C. D. Kenny CO Offane Tas C.D. Kenny CO Columbias
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