The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 May 1936 — Page 3

THiS DAiLiY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA

TITT’REDaY, MAY 7. 1936.

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fi!:ri \i\ wti.i.i i> ih in vi, m> at CAMBRIDUB:, Maas. IUP' Part <>t historic Lexington halt leg round, where in I77r> American colonists clashed with RtiLsh troops, finally has been “surrendered" to Great Britain. A plot of ground on which were buried British soldiers killed in the battle has been willed “to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" by Bedros H. Bushian. However, the bequest was made in vain. Register of Probate Luring P. Jordan said Great Britain will be unable to claim the ground because no individual may leave part of one nation to another nation. Park Measures l.l by Id Feet SALEM. Ore. d'Pi One of the smallest city parks in the United States is a plot 15 feet long and lit feet wide containing one California 'Sequoia tree 80 feet tall in the fcant ads will serve you well, when you wtint to buy or sell, middle of one of sai. n-s stre, •

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15c 10c 75c 15c

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FLOUR CORN

MACARONI

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Pure Gruber’s

Mary Lou Dill

Strawbe

Club

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Sweet Crushed

25c 29c 89c

4 r.;„ a 2 25c

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SOAP CHIPS y k 5 RELISH SPREAD 11 - 1 J -2G

JELLY BREAD

BROOMS

Mott’s Assorted

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BANANAS

NEW POTATOES

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SWISS STEAKS, Juicy Shoulder C uts, Lb 22c POT ROASTS, Tender Chuck Cuts, Lb. 15c BLADE ROASTS, ( hoiee ( uts, Lb 19c BOILING BEEF, Tender Short Ribs, Lb 12ic GROUND BEEF, Fresh Lean, Lb 13ic MINCED LUNC HEON, Sliced, Lb 17c FRANKFURTERS, Large Juicy, Lb 15c BONELESS HERRING, Fresh Caught, Lb 19c CHANNEL CATFISH, Full Dressed, Lb 25f CATFISH STEAKS, Lb 19c

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DIXIK ,\ll> SM \ I OK SOU. I'l.AN MONTGOMERY Ala. iUP>- Dixie | cotton planters, from big plantation | owners to Negro share-croppers, are ' almost unanimously backing the government’s now “soil conservation” 1 program to curtail eott. .1 production, agricultural officials believe. I R. J. Goode, Alabama's commissioner of agricultmA, estimates that 1 more than !'0 per cent of southeastern 1 growers are co-op* rating. He said a comparison of notes with officials of Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee and 1 North and South f’arolina indicated about the same percentage of hacking for the plan. Biggest difficulty has been explaining the operation of the new program to the satisfaction of the farmers. Goode said. Alabama is successfully using the plan of holding mass meetings over the state, with extension service experts as speakers. Supplanting the Bankhead cotton control act, the new program divides crops into three types: soil maintenance, and soil replenishing. Farmers uio rewarded with 11 bonus for not planting soil depletion crops, which includes cotton. Co-operation in voluntary. It was

compulsory under the old program through high tax levisc on excess cotton. Goode predicted there may be a slight increase in production, depending on the weather and the boll weevil, but not enough to affect the maikct seriously from present indications. Most of the big planters of Alabama's "Black Belt" are co-operat-ing, but are keeping a wary eye on other states, not quite willing to be-

lieve that everyone will come in 01 voluntary basis. As for the Negro, comparisons cotton control programs Uoest worry him.

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