WAR GARDEN NECESSITY
Home gardens are being
urged as one of the most im
portant features of the Third
Arkansas Profitable Farming
Campaign which now is in
progress. The object of this
campaign is to induce the far
mers to raise more food and
feed stuff. This is absolutely
necessary for two reasons
First, the United States must
export large quantities of food
to her allies in Europe. Sec
ond, the nation’s transporta
tion system is so tied up by the
demands of war that if the
South does not feed herself,
there is danger that she will
not be fed. When the railroads
are needed to carry on war ac
tivities, it is not to be expect
ed that the government will al
low them to be used to trans
port to the South food which
she could have raised herself.
It is not alone the farmers
that are asked to raise more
food. Dwellers in cities and
towns are asked to have gar
dens in order that they may
produce a part of their own
food and thus relieve the
strain on the farmer on whom
there rests so heavy a burden
at the present time.
At first thought, it might
seem that a home garden has
a very remote connection with
winning the war but not when
you consider the matter carful
ly. J. S. Knox, Horticulturist
of the University of Arkansas
College of Arkansas, says:
“There is no other area on the
whole farm that is so valuable
as the space given to raising
home vegetables for home use,
and a half acre garden, wheth
er on the farm or the city back
lot if well planned and cared
for this year will'contribute at
least $200.00 to the living.”
Prove&ur
Pa triotism
Don’t talk patriotism—show it! Prove your
patriotism by “signing the pledge’’ to save and
invest your savings in War Savings Stamps.
June 28th
National War Savings Day *
Your Government has officially set Friday, June 28th, as
National War Savings Day. Every loyal American will be
summoned to show his patriotism by pledging himself to in
vest a definite amount in War Savings Stamps.
W. S. S. cost $4.17 in June and will be
gA worth $5.00 each January 1. 1923.
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Pledge yourself to save and buy War
Savings Stamps regularly every month.
National War Savings Committee
Thi« space contributed for the Winning of the War by
MULLENS GROCERY CO., WHOLESALE GROCERIES, PHONE 6F2, JELKS, ARK.
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60 Hunefeld, Wm. R.
82 Harrell, Paul
02 Hill, Harrell Rubin
66 Howard, Floyd
60 Hocks, Arthur
113 Hogan, Henry
126 Ham, Geo. Herbert
10 Hays, Gus
12 Jelks, Wm. McKinley
71 Johnson, Rock
79 Jones, Carlee
60 Johnson, James
63 Jones, Charlie
115 James, Calvin
39 Jones, Maman
30 Key, Robert Louis
42 Koors, Frank
6 Knight, Edmon
22 King, Louis L.
18 Kelly, Wm. Jesse
59 Leak, Samuel
116 Lane, Willie
99 Landon, Geo. Frank
151 Loony, Bert
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102 Long, Otto
19 Lewis, Letter
25 Lewis, John Henry
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