Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 3

3 Tuesday, May 6,, 1958 The Infcrjor Jonnmlt Stwrfort, Ky. 1 PffHE) FARM JEW BY MRS. MIKE WALL (Delayed) srhjdT was home last weekend to ANYTHING IN CONCRETE Watertanks, Silos, Cisterns, Creek Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Peck and family of North Vernon, Indiana were weekend guests of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Frederick snd Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peck. Richard Carrier of the U.S.

Gravel, Crushed Gravel, Fill Dirt, Bull Dozing, Sidewalks and Porches. Phone 2142 or 2397, Stanford, visit his mother, Mrs. Joe Car rier. Mr. ond Mrs.

Bay Smith of Detroit, Michigan were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Ella Delk, snd brothers, Mr. Htfrshel and Ed Smith. SAVE Buy your Memorial H. B.

Deatherage and Son. 19-TF-C FOR SALE BEE SUPPLIES, Hives, Supers, Foundation Comb, ect. Lincoln Farm Service, Stanford, Phone 2143. 33-TS-c Army, stationed at Fort Knox, Day Wreaths, Baskets and Sprays at Brady's 5c to $1 Store, Stan tin FLOWERWJaU -Mrs. M.

S. ford. Price is right. 34-t8-c Burnside for funeral sprays and Russell Cornelius. County Agricultural Extension Agent VFtUtam R.

BrinkUy. AssL Count Agricultural Extension Agent FIRST CHICKS March corsages. Stanford, Phone 2568. 33-T2-p 50 for 100. Plorum tested.

Phone 2421, Kings Hatchery, Crab Orchard, Ky. Route 3 27-TS-p TV SERVICE Prompt service on all makes TV, Radio, Refri FOB SALE 175 White Leghorn Hens, heavy breed. Ojie year old. Mrs. Frank Hoeck, Route 1, Crab Orchard, Phone 2028." 34-t3-c FOR SALE 30 foot Houseboat with delux equipment in excellent Sleeps 6.

Can be seen now at Lees Ford Dock, near Somerset. Phone 2149, Stan gerators and Appliances. Call SEPTZC TANK CLEANING All new equipment for fast collect TACKETT'S RADIO TV, Eubank, Phone 2681. 35-T-c iilir.lllrilitr (Tlhfi Mrxr Kentucky corn prices may rise some more by summer but price strength will depend primarily on government's policy in selling corn owned and stored by the surplus-crops agency, the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station economics department said this week in its biweekly outlook letter. Prices since harvest time have risen more in Kentucky than nationally, the letter savs: but it and efficient service.

Call Ger mann's Machine Shop, Danville, Phone 138. I-TF-c Homo Loans ford. 26-TF-p FOR SALE One spotted Pol and China male Hog. Ready for MOVING AND STORAGE Local and long distance. Cargo Insurance.

For free estimate phone collect 763, Danville. Cardwell Trucking Service. 1-TF-c stronger sprays or dusts, for instance, is that potato foliage is outstanding in its ability to take strong chemical treatments without injury. In the 1957 tests, Cobbler potatoes showed Increases of 17.8 bushels per acre (of large potatoes) and 31 bushels for total yield over check plots; in Kennebec variety, the yield was 37.5 bushels for large potatoes and 35.3 bushels for total yield more than the check. These increases were obtained where the strength of the treatment was doubled and were Check pltos' (where no sprays or dusts were used averaged 162 bushels per acre for Cobbler (large potatoes) and a total of 211.2; and Kennebec, 126.5 bushels (large potatoes) and total of 176.5 bushels.

Farm-Pond Algae Controls Listed service. Contact Frank Cordier, Stanford, Phone 2282. 34-t2-c ''appears likely sales of govern FOR-RENT Apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Contact Engene Good, Hustonville Stanford, Phone 2638. 31-T-c ment corn at market prices will be substantial enough to prevent corn prices this summer from reaching the high loan rate of a bushel at the national EXPERT RADIO TV Repair Service- at Reasonable Prices.

Pickup and Delivery Service. Call Lincoln Electrical Shop, Stanford, Phone 2205 32-TF-c FOR SALE New and Used Tires," all sizes. Carney and White, Coffey Pot Service Station. Shelby City. 1-TF-c T'FOR SALE Locust Posts.

Contact Joe P. Holtzclaw, Route 1, Stanford. Phone Crab Orchard 2324. 33-t3-p level." FOR RENT Apartment on East Main Stanford. Contact Jim McCormack, Stanford, Phone 2551.

33-TF-c But even if national' Corn prices don't increase too much, 1 1 Interest cost decreases as the loan Is paid off. You will lilt our plan. Kentucky corn prices may rise somewhat, the letter Corn supplies locally will be. shorter EXFERT TV RADIO SERVICE If your TV or Radio is giving you trouble, call Leach Supply Store. Stanford, Phone 2444, teday for prompt service on any set 1-TF-c due to the-' reduced 1957 corn crop in the state and surround ing areas.

In the summer period, LINCOLN COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 2364 Main St Stanford, Ky. Green algae (non-poisonous type) are beginning to show up in Kentucky farm ponds if not controlled, they evenually will make the ponds unattractive looking and make it difficult for FOR SALE Crown Gas Ranges, regular price of range only, Special price, while they last, $169.50, including 2 cylinders of gas installed. Central Kentucky Gas Stanford, Phone 2474. 34-t2-c FOR SALE Duroc Boar Hog. Real Good.

K. D. Timberlake, Moreland, Ky; 34-t3-p '3' corn may have to be shipped in from terminal markets, which would add to transportation costs. Protein feeds may show price WANTED Furnished Houses, Apartments, Rooms and Trailer Space for H. C.

Price Construction workers arriving here second week in May. Telephone Stanford Chamber of Commerce, Phone 2222. 31-t6-c weaknesses in the next few cattle to get to drinking water. months, despite the recent up whaLta JosaysIames WaTflTtFeBaTIBe economists eT. Herron, Kentucky Experiment Strength may come, they say, 1 from favorable livestock prices, and heavy feeding of protein feed this winter, plus a cutback FOR SALE International Fertilizers 3-12-12, Supreme Tobacco Grower 5-10-19, $54; Rainbow Tobacco 5-10-15, $58.20 at Boone's Feed Stanford, Phone 2201.

31-3T-C FARMERS! PIAN YOUR PLANTING aixUndudtLOWSVlUlPHODUaniUMNM In jfow planning NOTICE Creditors of the estate of Minta Riddle, deceased, are requested to present their claims, properly proven, to the undersigned; persons owing- said estate are requested to settle same at once with the under BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY RESPONSIBLE PERSON To service and supply accounts of Electronic Hardware in local area as your owndistributor. Will take hours a week of your spare time and can net as high as $275 per, month to start and can be bnilt to full time business with our help which could eventually net as high as $20,000 annually. No experience or selling necessary. To qualify you must-have reliable background and a serviceable automobile and $2900 cash Immediately available which is secured by equipment and stock. This is not a get rich qCrtcl scheme involving coin operated vending machines as this is 4h already established business.

If sincerely interested write to Dept. Industrial Supply, Room 306, Liberty Bank St. Paul, Minn." 35-t2-c FOR SALE 5 Gilts with 32 Contact Herbert Sparkman, route 3, Stanford, Greasy 35-t2-p In supply due to reduced slaughter of livestock. Early spring lamb prices are expected to average higher in 1958 than last year, the letter continues. There apparently is a smaller early lamb crop-in Kentucky and competing states; the lambing percentage is down; and higher average prices for hogs and cattle during -most jof the period is expected to help hold up lamb prices.

Lamb price 'peaks, however, may come early this spring, the signed. J. B. Messer Admr. with Will Annexed Crab Orchard, Ky.

33-T3-C. FOR SALE 24-inch Boy's Bier ycle. See Ernest Padgett, Route 2, Waynesburg, Kyi J5-tl-p FOR SALE Good used Bottle Gas Cook Stove, Apartment Size. Contact Marvin A. Wall, Waynesburg, Route 1, Phone 2034, Stanford.

35-t2-p Station botanist: Usepne of three materials bluestone (copper sulfate); sodium arsenite; or Phygon XL. It takes 8 pounds of bluestone per million parts of water to control algae. Use the material in spray form (low-pressure equpiment) or in a porous sack which can be dragged back and forth across the pond: Sodium arsenite is used in spray form only. Methods by which amounts of material to use (in relation to rlarm pond area and capacity) are in Extension Leaflet 191, "Control of Green Algae in Kentucky Farm Phygon XL is used as a wet-table powder spray, at the 'rate of lVt pounds of material per million gallons of water. Label directions should be followed closely.

Herron said -sodium arsenite generally controls this type algae all season with one or two treatments in April or May; if more than one treatment is needed, the interval between them should be from 10 to 14 days. Phygon XL and bluestone take up to 4 or treatments for effective Agricultural leaden throogbout Kentucky are work-- ing to encourage the development of vegetable sad fruit production as way of locreastnt farm incomes in the state. Intensive research oo crop typej sad market demsnds hat been done snd is null coins County sseats snd community farm lasoai are informed. Lear from thers bow yon tan profit by srawiai lor the i fresh fruit snd refeuble contumert KeobKiy and -the ratios. LOUISVILLE PRODUCE TERMINAL has helped' make such planning pouible.

It fa a floe place tor the farmer to sell what hs grows when he grows what the public wants. And yon can tears what tbs public wants from the people who hare doss this research for you. Plan now for profits from your planting, this year. Learn how you can add to your farm income. Um LOUISVILLE PRODUCE TERMINAL to seU what you grow.

Soutbers Railway proud of its part eoopsredng with the builders of this, market that farmert might havs point of tale for their fresh fruits and ege tablet. It is a major suet on which lbs agricultural future of the itate can rely. 1 DR. C.S. HICKS Graduate Veterinarian 108 McKINNEY COURT STANFORD, KY.

PHONE 2700 a. Lee Dog Food Go. ATTENTION FARMERS $2.00 to $5.00 Paid for Fresh Dead Horses and Cows If called immediately $2.00 to $12.00 Paid for Old Crippled and Down Hones and Cows Soluble for Dog Food. PHONE 1183 HARRODSBURG, COLLECT letter says. Proportion of early-lambing ewes in Kentucky, etc.

and was down this year; and a decline, in fed-cattle prices may also materialize, which would have a weakening effect on lamb prices at the season progresses. Hormone-Boron Spry On Spitefj Use of boron and hormone sprays on potatoes at the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station's horticulture plots gave some increases but none that were particularly significant except on dosages of dust That's the report of E. M. Emmert, horticulturist, who says neither hormone-boron sprays or dusts gave' any particular yield increases. However, In 1958, he will try stronger dosages of the sprays and dusts," to see if yields can be influenced.

One reason for control. Keep livestock away from treated -ponds regardless of SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEU I material used for 10 days to two weeks, Herron says. Immediate Pick-Up Service Immediate Pick-Up Service Take Home A Carton Today! Annual losses of Kentucky saw-timber by fire, insects, diseases, animals and natural causes, would build 7,500 five-room homes. I' ''1, V': PLANNING A VACATION 7 HERE'S HOW MAKE AN ADJUSTABLE CLAMP FOR GLUING A handy damn for use in the home workshop can be Ths adjusting bar is made of 1 by 4nen ktmber. and should he at least Inches longer than ths diagonal distance across the corners of tbs frame.

Bore a 982-inch hole about 1 inch from each end of the bar, eonneet the edges of the holes with parallel lines, sad saw out a slot. Assemble the frame with two 54-inch bolts, ltt inches long st two diagonally opposite corner, snd with two 14 -inch bolts fitted with, wing nuts st -the opposite corners. Additions! boles bored in all members at 4-inch intervals will facilitate adjusting ths clamp to small glue-up Jobs. folded lo to small spsee tor storage or transportation. The size of the clamp will depend on the size of the glue-up jobs normally done.

Use 1 by 4-inch lubber for -the four sides of the clamping frame. Locate the positioa of the bolt holes in the center line of each piece snd 4 inches from the ends. In the bottom pieces, start the holes from the tinder side, first using a -lnch auger bit, boring; 94 -inch deep; complete the hole with a 932-inch bit. This will provide a recess for the bolt beads and allow tbs frame to lie flat. MOLDS 1 sL.ia-' WING NUTS t'BOOS a WASHERS, THE VT IDEAL TRAVEL- I ri Tosslha''eSwovtenlha res)! and "TRAVEL-TEST" ffa NrOtlifM (hot Mok OUt the ideal travel earths car thai took tat place honors is Hi daet In the Mohlloat Econeary Sua.

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