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soil is made, the quicker he will benefit therby. In pledging the $100, the farmer said he considers the survey a good investment, and he would be glad to help pay when the returns would be to his benefit. His donation, he said, was an encouragement to those in charge of saying which eounty would have the next survey, since a man’s readiness to pay for a soil survey was evidence of his enthusiasm for it.
fOne farmer expressed the thought lat the banks would be willing to yiect and care for donations as tarmers wished to cortribute. Letters will help express enhusiasm and help show that the "armers of Rappahannock know they vant a soil survey. Knowledge of, he soil is necessary to farming just knowledge of a motor is necessary
a good mechanic. Every farmer 1 tell that he wants this survey: vrite to Dr. Young, Dr. Dunton or )r. Obenshain, at Blacksburg; write o James E. Yates. Don’t worry about pelling or punctuation—just write •lain common sense; tell them that ou know you need the knowledge of (our soil in order to do your best, im Yates could be asked to get ction at the next meeting of the Soil onservation District supervisors at ie»r monthly meeting.
Mrs. Jaenie Jarvis of Sperryvillc as accepted a position in The Jewel ox hi Culpeper.
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