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He read an article telling of a wonderful yield of wheat
which was grown in the West from seed which came from Africa. He
said, he was trying to get some of the seed to give it a trial at
Mount Airy.

No one could tell Samuel Weatherald why his turnip crop
had been a failure this year.

Roger Farquhar asked what size farm a man should have for
25 dairy cows; the answers were from 35 to 200 acres depending con-
siderably on the man, and whether or not he intended to raise every
thing for the cows.

He was told that money could be made on sheep, but it was
most important to have good stock.

William Moore has a flock of sheep for sale.

The meeting adjourned to meet with Harwood Owings Nov-
ember 8th, I924.

E C Thomas
Secretary.