May 10, 1935 (16 pages)

PAGE SIX _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY_10, 1935. THOUSANDS TO Fox TO HISTORIC CAMP (Continued from Page One) about $12,000.00. The total weight the lump was_ seventy seven pounds, . 1883 the erra county at the depth ow two hundred feet, found a slab of quartz Rainbow mine in Si-; cleaned up sixteen and one half pounds of gold in three days work 1 in May 1855. Big yields were reported in April ‘57 from hydraulic mines on Smith's Flat, Sierra. The Knickerbocker Co. War usacment 112. The total perfollows: as occ PROGRAM . sonnel will be divided ; . 290.,000 in camps locatedsin the National Forests, State Forests and in private land, 120,000 on State and Parks, 116,000 on erosion wild National control and 74,000 on flood, : : ie Young Men to Take Up, Electric Refrigeration ‘ork of the from nuggets when it was mined by three English sailors in nugget thirty found weighing pounds each, large nuggets they eel tele tele lates tention currency of barroam and ane te that ee dehdehied a? al washed out pe is pounds; the Expansion of the Civilian Conser-_ Gn aaa Lae Wades ac Ilana Air Conditioning. Prefer men sauce wes? ioe a ok. hal esiee Page which ; Alleghany Co one hundred: and hades shee Lappideeatees a se e; F 7 s. nie exmpployed and mechanically In the latter part of 1854 Mrs. H. Ee Jule 1886 it was requried that ! Sade pounds; sai ue aa sei: Lay Ves peer gasninnt Mrs. M. A. Grady, is visiting her j inclined with or oo — H. Smith, in French Ravine, Sierra’, iguiuany of Chinamen, who were ay acre f ‘ sister,’ Mrs. Titmas: of the Born Al-} ene £0 Se a et ay ay heey Pees hee : : The Monumental Co., at Forest ° 370,000 to 600,000 will give the sister, : z l'lihome to become experts in county washed into view a lump \opring a claim near Dutch Flat; U. S. Forest Service a total of 73 lure dress shop in Grass Valley. . ) 7 lati ne service’ work. Write weighing ninety-seven and one-half \.);-) they had bought from a bank. City, hoch. au sue bonere? cabs ae CCC camps in California for the fifth Mrs. Grady flew from Seattle to Sachis: eater susie si aises present sie pounds. lt was about twe thirds gold 4. of that town, named Nicols for ty five pounda, of gold worth: $28,enrollment period, April to Septemramento, and then motored to Grass . kee asi gies d —— “i and was estimated by Langten-and 5396.99 had found a nugget weigheee ae ee : ber, 1925. Also under the supervisValley. She plans io visit with her . epee So eee aoe Se ta owen dai, OC tne Fores Darvice wit Se 18 Biter tor sexeral wee: ee UTILITIES ENGINEERING . whom it was exhibited in January Of jo unds and worth $26,000.00. ; quartx bo 2 i ets e eal Aaaiem gic Genie fanaetty OF Ue Ae es ) 4 S BE? 8. oo. rege yee ats a Meciie In French Ravine, Sierra county, bgsBbagny nae groncarg! ake = vata land projects. ‘ Miss Thelna Teft, of Bowman and . } ENSTIPUTE A company of’ miners, calling jy 1355, a Missourian named Smith ® eat ini sephae bial 6 ie cute In the National Forests the camps Bowman Beauty Parlors, left Sun. Box Ss5t. Beverly Hills, Calit. themselves the Eagle Co., working a foun two nuggets that were calleae &lY and Cody wie ME IDUSSCA, stsstaboe wilt We lncdied ae felkows: Kngeles. day for a ten days: vacation in Eon! elaim on Oregon Creek in Sierra giamese Twins. One weighed fitty county. It was sian ees macguaieean eee Cleveland, 4: Eldorado, 2; Inyo, Minceles. Seer oS ee ete ee oes Aaah Sere eounty in February, 1856, found a pounds and was attached to another inches long, ten et dale and eight . i Klamath, e: Puasen> &Mendoc: CSS ID ATE — — = ir be ee mugget weighing forty two pounds, inat weighed fifteen pounds by a eet and six inches thick, about half, aS, * Modoc. ‘+. Plamen $San fl = Se a = SS ad worth 99,000.00. small band of gold half an inch in *° ahice meee eine! eas cee ae Bernardino, 6; Santa Barbara, 9; . Cc. a a {. L. 2 rt i Sailor Diggings on ‘the North giameter. Unfortunately as far as ‘®* PROOGL OS FO Weigh OVET Eiaety Sequoia, 5; Shasta, 5; Sierra, 4; . OxtOn TrOCKS are SMG aaa. ; Yuba river, three miles kept for tinally value their heins Downieville, was very rich in were their ihey gether 000.00. In 1851 found in The largest weighing were L351: found €as one pounds and many from five to twenty a miner hate the nugge his claim on Fork of the Yuba, a The sailors kept all the, Wapecnhne: found and. went like a j to England with two large canvas! , cube: wal found at Held Main eae $2,800.99. The boulder had 10 of 5 646 cama for the entire CCC: . bags filled with them. ‘ain peer. Morest ity that wae! be coe blasted se order to Fe! Of these the Departiment of Agricu)-.'. In 1871, it is claimed a nugget; ost a. perfect image of a human! pie Pes ae i a a a nee ture will supervise 2,106 camps, De. weighing one hundred and six yeing. It weighed eight ounces. The . ae se ee peek ae hehe partment of the Interior 698. and 1 pounds and two olinces was found on joes and feet were there, the geet or Bore vee oe unable to ascertain . Rattlesnake Creek, and another, yang had only four fingers and was!” ete se vied. oe as being like a rice pudding filled i weighing ninety six pounds Wa€as )jaced on the breast, the right hand Bhat Minnesota Mining District in, with raisins; it was a lump of quartz . found on. Kanaka Creek. being down and the lead was erect. Sierra county, near Alleghany and . filled with-nuggets instead, rather I A beautiful lump was found in a The Alleghany Co., on Texas Bar between Kanaka eee and Middle . than a solid mass. i hydraulic mine wear Forest City, on ihe Yuba in October ‘55 took out Jupdobice at a date wee wee Pres . Win. A. Farrish and three others '. ’ Sierra county, in August 1871. Watin three days thirty six pounds of ine aide with these rich quartz boulwere the owners and they sold it to . er weight showing. fifty ‘efght and gold worth over $7,000. eere: . R. B. Woodward, proprietor of Wodi one half pounds of gold in valuei Ryan at Eureka, Sierra county, On August 18, 1869 a quartz boul-. warq's Gardens,<a. popular San Frani Bap olen ra he Sn seen arcu myer 2 der was found in the Monumental) gjigco resort, who bought it for ex. . ; Mine, near Sierra Buttes, Sierra} jipition purposes and paid $21,636.i county, that can probably be classed . 00, its estimated gold value for it. . . . : GOLDEN Rij LE STORE fas a nugget. It originally weighed) subsequently it was crushed and 1 . Eve ' one hundred and forty pounds, but! melted and yielded $17,654°in gold. } INCORPORATED 150-152 Mili Street Grass V. a curiosity broken apart. Was over It weighed eight pounds and was. worth was Tor= S13.+ named Chapman Middle’ t shaped twenty $6000. alley FOR MEN WORK SOCKS—Plain colors and fancy patterns air GLOVES 59° MANDAKELNCHIENES Por box 10° slue chaimnWORK SHIRTS—Blue cham© ss eee bray; two pockets. A good 49" TABLE grade work shirt. Only Plain or ti Overals “$1.15 98° TO $4.98 LINENS 220 Wt. ia PERE SiLK HOSIEKY Pair 98° Summer Weight BALBRIGSo ee ee GAN SHIRT AND DRAW' . ae ls »Livs —Caiifornia Top or 48 . shoulder Style } . ERS. Per garment sea oo re 43° 10 $1.95 SHIRTS AND SHORTS 25°: rer Breet RAYON PANTIES AND So hee ee : Se Sa Oa . BLOOMERS The New Comfortable Cc] Cc Cc 35° 25° TO 49 JOCKEY SHORTS BROADCLOTH SHIRTS. pockets. Plain or fancy patterns Two av l’> SR TE aOR ES A eo §8 . SLERSUCKER—In stripes, checks and plaids patterns: Yard 2. STRAW HATS OR HELMETS FOR WORK OR DRESS BATISTE Cc Yard gore (2 T0 $1.98 = ienpeenn See . DIMITVY Yard U.s: BLACK HARD TOE : RUBBER BOOTS. Light wt. PIQUE Guaranteed to wear oneMi ese ee third longer than any other REN fo — park. Backer brand of boot. $3. 5 Aght Ba wkeround or: cl £ — { PAIR ynly laids and stripes STAR BRAND SHOES— $1.89 TO $4.98 3 sik CRET! INNES. 15° UP Gifts For Mother’s Day fancy patterns . FOR COTTON WEEK . “124° 19° 23° YARD» Built19° ound, recks, Pb be bebe dette Lele ee BTN LE GENTILE INTE . McClard, the druggist “A REAL DRUG STORE WITH SERVICE” MAIN STREET ’ GRASS VAL ie ' LEY MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Gor Mother = mbes WACO POMOE ioc oir. isk eesti ee eaagnte eee Loose Powder Vanity (Gold) .:.-.-22.2222.0.2-22c. coc eetecenee ee Fee OV BNO. cick nee aaa Re, Bega ota Saag aes NON CRN. AEE ara aie Se SSG PIES SPECIAL FOR MOTHERS DAY GIFT— Both for Get your last minute Mother's Day Cards or Box of _._ Chocolate at McClard’s. = i tons. When it appeared in the drift, _ : : ‘ ; F i Stanislaus, 3; the miners just went over it, and pice > ; ; i state i'then around it, before they ascert: Yeamns are They had ained it was rich in gold. : ecunties: cursed their luck on account of it . . aves ; : 3 resne, Los being in their way. Pieces broken . . ; Dir ‘ ee ee Aiendocino, otf its uneven.surtace amounting Mm F i eons i Diego 2, Siskiyou, . weight about one thousand pounds > . , Tuolumne, yielded thirteen pounds of gold worth The new a few pounds were broken off in ting it out. It weighed San Francisco, one hundred and thirty three pounds Troy. It is described Wores located in the Amador, Ange Nevada; Ventura. program ¢ Farrish has stated that two hundred . , When seen in. and fifteen” pounds of $46,000.00 was taken out in one day from this mine. Trinity, 95. land Tahoe, 3; st and private following Butte, Calaveras, 1 {3s a, Santa Clara, Tulare, Mariposa, San Trinity, alls for e total gold; worth; ae Sa eet naire Yaseen elie fi) seen oe roe 74 Will Street . NEW ARRIVALS In the Nationally Famous Georaiannacd Pireckss ¢1°° “te $5-"° ee ee I oe E dpae ®ibeure Grass Walley JOIN OUR HOSIERY CFB “ ie 112,000,000°* FT OF > LUMBER. ‘ ~ 3,200,000 LBs. “ft A \ ny” UE Me 7 1 Ke NX Wy & ~350,000 LBS. ee ek OF GOAT HAIR, fend ty . ee Pee 30,000 CATTLE The motor car ake a good ec Ms everybody The 2,400,000 LBS. This Map does noc pretend to locate the SOURCES of farm products, except in a general way. It tells only part of the story —the i little-known story of the inter-relation of the i Ford V-8 car and the farm. will be used this year if the Ford—~Motor Company reaches its intended production of 1,000,000 cars and trucks. nh “i . . . figures in the map are based on what \ OF LINSEED OIL 500,000 Bu. OF CORN 1,800,000 LBs. cl OF SOY BEANS 341,000 LBS. OF CASTOR OIL } “I foresee the time when industry shall no v7 = SS "= HONEY. BEES longer denude the forests which require generations to mature, nor use up the mines which were ages in making, but shall draw its raw material largely from the annual produce of the fields.I am convinced that we shall be able to “69, 000, 000 LBs. 2,500,000 GALS OF MOLASSES get cut of yearly crops most of the basic materials which we now get from forest and mine.” er 6 extra cost to the car buyer. J Cotton, in the form of cellulose i ll ml W@GE oes into upholstery, floor coverings, lubricants and anti-rust preparations. LEATHER goes into upholstery—and in addition, glues are made from cow hide, and from cow’s milk . Other parts of cattle, through other processes, yield stearic acid, greases, glycerine (for shock absorbers and body enamel) and soap chips (used in washing machined parts and bodies before painting). HOGS furnish lard oil, oleic acid and brush bristles. GOAT’S HAIR (Mohair) goes into upholstery. BEESWAX goes into electrical imbedding compounds. COTTON goes into tires, batting, cloth, battery box, timing gears, brake linings and, not least important, into Safety Glass. (Every Ford V-8 car built this year will have Safety Glass in every window, at no acetate, is the central part between the two sheets of glass that make up every finished sheet of Safety Glass.) CORN yields butyl alcohol (for enamel finishes and other purposes) and starch (for stiffening cotton linings). LINSEED OIL is the basis for paint—is used in foundry cores—and is one of the ingtedients of the beautiful, synthetic baked enamel finish on a Ford V-8. SUGAR CANE yields molasses for solvents, anti-freeze and shock absorber fluids. CASTOR OIL goes into lacquers and artficial leather suitable for rumble seats, where real leather would be damaged by exposure to the weather. TUNG OIL is part of the top material used in Ford cars and is also used in brake linings, : ay, . £4 in 93,000,000 Hh “ on 000 GALS OF TUNG OIL TURPENTINE is used in paints, adhesives and solvents. SOY BEANS arc used in making cores for metal castings in our foundry and are also an important part of the haked enamel finish of a Ford V-8 and of the plastic knobs and buttons in the car’s interior. LUMBER is used for is mot used for any Ford car, body, safety, ten, 9 purposes. It Structural part of the which has a welded, all-steel reinforced with steel, for maximum AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS sestete tete eter plese ete etede sete te ele dede ete ole ehettestectestectecde entertes.” ep ee nw Saal Ree 2 RAR eres eg Tea ae Saas * s PEE OG SF SR Te PIO oe eae _ ii 3 Rt ER eae oe ee ye phe hs tnt ater ease Me = . . . . . 4 i phe yA

PAGE SIX _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY_10, 1935. THOUSANDS TO Fox TO HISTORIC CAMP (Continued from Page One) about $12,000.00. The total weight the lump was_ seventy seven pounds, . 1883 the erra county at the depth ow two hundred feet, found a slab of quartz Rainbow mine in Si-; cleaned up sixteen and one half pounds of gold in three days work 1 in May 1855. Big yields were reported in April ‘57 from hydraulic mines on Smith's Flat, Sierra. The Knickerbocker Co. War usacment 112. The total perfollows: as occ PROGRAM . sonnel will be divided ; . 290.,000 in camps locatedsin the National Forests, State Forests and in private land, 120,000 on State and Parks, 116,000 on erosion wild National control and 74,000 on flood, : : ie Young Men to Take Up, Electric Refrigeration ‘ork of the from nuggets when it was mined by three English sailors in nugget thirty found weighing pounds each, large nuggets they eel tele tele lates tention currency of barroam and ane te that ee dehdehied a? al washed out pe is pounds; the Expansion of the Civilian Conser-_ Gn aaa Lae Wades ac Ilana Air Conditioning. Prefer men sauce wes? ioe a ok. hal esiee Page which ; Alleghany Co one hundred: and hades shee Lappideeatees a se e; F 7 s. nie exmpployed and mechanically In the latter part of 1854 Mrs. H. Ee Jule 1886 it was requried that ! Sade pounds; sai ue aa sei: Lay Ves peer gasninnt Mrs. M. A. Grady, is visiting her j inclined with or oo — H. Smith, in French Ravine, Sierra’, iguiuany of Chinamen, who were ay acre f ‘ sister,’ Mrs. Titmas: of the Born Al-} ene £0 Se a et ay ay heey Pees hee : : The Monumental Co., at Forest ° 370,000 to 600,000 will give the sister, : z l'lihome to become experts in county washed into view a lump \opring a claim near Dutch Flat; U. S. Forest Service a total of 73 lure dress shop in Grass Valley. . ) 7 lati ne service’ work. Write weighing ninety-seven and one-half \.);-) they had bought from a bank. City, hoch. au sue bonere? cabs ae CCC camps in California for the fifth Mrs. Grady flew from Seattle to Sachis: eater susie si aises present sie pounds. lt was about twe thirds gold 4. of that town, named Nicols for ty five pounda, of gold worth: $28,enrollment period, April to Septemramento, and then motored to Grass . kee asi gies d —— “i and was estimated by Langten-and 5396.99 had found a nugget weigheee ae ee : ber, 1925. Also under the supervisValley. She plans io visit with her . epee So eee aoe Se ta owen dai, OC tne Fores Darvice wit Se 18 Biter tor sexeral wee: ee UTILITIES ENGINEERING . whom it was exhibited in January Of jo unds and worth $26,000.00. ; quartx bo 2 i ets e eal Aaaiem gic Genie fanaetty OF Ue Ae es ) 4 S BE? 8. oo. rege yee ats a Meciie In French Ravine, Sierra county, bgsBbagny nae groncarg! ake = vata land projects. ‘ Miss Thelna Teft, of Bowman and . } ENSTIPUTE A company of’ miners, calling jy 1355, a Missourian named Smith ® eat ini sephae bial 6 ie cute In the National Forests the camps Bowman Beauty Parlors, left Sun. Box Ss5t. Beverly Hills, Calit. themselves the Eagle Co., working a foun two nuggets that were calleae &lY and Cody wie ME IDUSSCA, stsstaboe wilt We lncdied ae felkows: Kngeles. day for a ten days: vacation in Eon! elaim on Oregon Creek in Sierra giamese Twins. One weighed fitty county. It was sian ees macguaieean eee Cleveland, 4: Eldorado, 2; Inyo, Minceles. Seer oS ee ete ee oes Aaah Sere eounty in February, 1856, found a pounds and was attached to another inches long, ten et dale and eight . i Klamath, e: Puasen> &Mendoc: CSS ID ATE — — = ir be ee mugget weighing forty two pounds, inat weighed fifteen pounds by a eet and six inches thick, about half, aS, * Modoc. ‘+. Plamen $San fl = Se a = SS ad worth 99,000.00. small band of gold half an inch in *° ahice meee eine! eas cee ae Bernardino, 6; Santa Barbara, 9; . Cc. a a {. L. 2 rt i Sailor Diggings on ‘the North giameter. Unfortunately as far as ‘®* PROOGL OS FO Weigh OVET Eiaety Sequoia, 5; Shasta, 5; Sierra, 4; . OxtOn TrOCKS are SMG aaa. ; Yuba river, three miles kept for tinally value their heins Downieville, was very rich in were their ihey gether 000.00. In 1851 found in The largest weighing were L351: found €as one pounds and many from five to twenty a miner hate the nugge his claim on Fork of the Yuba, a The sailors kept all the, Wapecnhne: found and. went like a j to England with two large canvas! , cube: wal found at Held Main eae $2,800.99. The boulder had 10 of 5 646 cama for the entire CCC: . bags filled with them. ‘ain peer. Morest ity that wae! be coe blasted se order to Fe! Of these the Departiment of Agricu)-.'. In 1871, it is claimed a nugget; ost a. perfect image of a human! pie Pes ae i a a a nee ture will supervise 2,106 camps, De. weighing one hundred and six yeing. It weighed eight ounces. The . ae se ee peek ae hehe partment of the Interior 698. and 1 pounds and two olinces was found on joes and feet were there, the geet or Bore vee oe unable to ascertain . Rattlesnake Creek, and another, yang had only four fingers and was!” ete se vied. oe as being like a rice pudding filled i weighing ninety six pounds Wa€as )jaced on the breast, the right hand Bhat Minnesota Mining District in, with raisins; it was a lump of quartz . found on. Kanaka Creek. being down and the lead was erect. Sierra county, near Alleghany and . filled with-nuggets instead, rather I A beautiful lump was found in a The Alleghany Co., on Texas Bar between Kanaka eee and Middle . than a solid mass. i hydraulic mine wear Forest City, on ihe Yuba in October ‘55 took out Jupdobice at a date wee wee Pres . Win. A. Farrish and three others '. ’ Sierra county, in August 1871. Watin three days thirty six pounds of ine aide with these rich quartz boulwere the owners and they sold it to . er weight showing. fifty ‘efght and gold worth over $7,000. eere: . R. B. Woodward, proprietor of Wodi one half pounds of gold in valuei Ryan at Eureka, Sierra county, On August 18, 1869 a quartz boul-. warq's Gardens,<a. popular San Frani Bap olen ra he Sn seen arcu myer 2 der was found in the Monumental) gjigco resort, who bought it for ex. . ; Mine, near Sierra Buttes, Sierra} jipition purposes and paid $21,636.i county, that can probably be classed . 00, its estimated gold value for it. . . . : GOLDEN Rij LE STORE fas a nugget. It originally weighed) subsequently it was crushed and 1 . Eve ' one hundred and forty pounds, but! melted and yielded $17,654°in gold. } INCORPORATED 150-152 Mili Street Grass V. a curiosity broken apart. Was over It weighed eight pounds and was. worth was Tor= S13.+ named Chapman Middle’ t shaped twenty $6000. alley FOR MEN WORK SOCKS—Plain colors and fancy patterns air GLOVES 59° MANDAKELNCHIENES Por box 10° slue chaimnWORK SHIRTS—Blue cham© ss eee bray; two pockets. A good 49" TABLE grade work shirt. Only Plain or ti Overals “$1.15 98° TO $4.98 LINENS 220 Wt. ia PERE SiLK HOSIEKY Pair 98° Summer Weight BALBRIGSo ee ee GAN SHIRT AND DRAW' . ae ls »Livs —Caiifornia Top or 48 . shoulder Style } . ERS. Per garment sea oo re 43° 10 $1.95 SHIRTS AND SHORTS 25°: rer Breet RAYON PANTIES AND So hee ee : Se Sa Oa . BLOOMERS The New Comfortable Cc] Cc Cc 35° 25° TO 49 JOCKEY SHORTS BROADCLOTH SHIRTS. pockets. Plain or fancy patterns Two av l’> SR TE aOR ES A eo §8 . SLERSUCKER—In stripes, checks and plaids patterns: Yard 2. STRAW HATS OR HELMETS FOR WORK OR DRESS BATISTE Cc Yard gore (2 T0 $1.98 = ienpeenn See . DIMITVY Yard U.s: BLACK HARD TOE : RUBBER BOOTS. Light wt. PIQUE Guaranteed to wear oneMi ese ee third longer than any other REN fo — park. Backer brand of boot. $3. 5 Aght Ba wkeround or: cl £ — { PAIR ynly laids and stripes STAR BRAND SHOES— $1.89 TO $4.98 3 sik CRET! INNES. 15° UP Gifts For Mother’s Day fancy patterns . FOR COTTON WEEK . “124° 19° 23° YARD» Built19° ound, recks, Pb be bebe dette Lele ee BTN LE GENTILE INTE . McClard, the druggist “A REAL DRUG STORE WITH SERVICE” MAIN STREET ’ GRASS VAL ie ' LEY MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Gor Mother = mbes WACO POMOE ioc oir. isk eesti ee eaagnte eee Loose Powder Vanity (Gold) ..:.-..-22.2222.0.2-22c. coc eetecenee ee Fee

OV BNO. cick nee aaa Re, Bega ota Saag aes NON CRN. AEE ara aie Se SSG PIES SPECIAL FOR MOTHERS DAY GIFT— Both for Get your last minute Mother's Day Cards or Box of _._ Chocolate at McClard’s. = i tons. When it appeared in the drift, _ : : ‘ ; F i Stanislaus, 3; the miners just went over it, and pice > ; ; i state i'then around it, before they ascert: Yeamns are They had ained it was rich in gold. : ecunties: cursed their luck on account of it . . aves ; : 3 resne, Los being in their way. Pieces broken . . ; Dir ‘ ee ee Aiendocino, otf its uneven.surtace amounting Mm F i eons i Diego 2, Siskiyou, . weight about one thousand pounds > . , Tuolumne, yielded thirteen pounds of gold worth The new a few pounds were broken off in ting it out. It weighed San Francisco, one hundred and thirty three pounds Troy. It is described Wores located in the Amador, Ange Nevada; Ventura. program ¢ Farrish has stated that two hundred . , When seen in. and fifteen” pounds of $46,000.00 was taken out in one day from this mine. Trinity, 95. land Tahoe, 3; st and private following Butte, Calaveras, 1 {3s a, Santa Clara, Tulare, Mariposa, San Trinity, alls for e total gold; worth; ae Sa eet naire Yaseen elie fi) seen oe roe 74 Will Street . NEW ARRIVALS In the Nationally Famous Georaiannacd Pireckss ¢1°° “te $5-"° ee ee I oe E dpae ®ibeure Grass Walley JOIN OUR HOSIERY CFB “ ie 112,000,000°* FT OF > LUMBER. ‘ ~ 3,200,000 LBs. “ft A \ ny” UE Me 7 1 Ke NX Wy & ~350,000 LBS. ee ek OF GOAT HAIR, fend ty . ee Pee 30,000 CATTLE The motor car ake a good ec Ms everybody The 2,400,000 LBS. This Map does noc pretend to locate the SOURCES of farm products, except in a general way. It tells only part of the story —the i little-known story of the inter-relation of the i Ford V-8 car and the farm. will be used this year if the Ford—~Motor Company reaches its intended production of 1,000,000 cars and trucks. nh “i . . . figures in the map are based on what \ OF LINSEED OIL 500,000 Bu. OF CORN 1,800,000 LBs. cl OF SOY BEANS 341,000 LBS. OF CASTOR OIL } “I foresee the time when industry shall no v7 = SS "= HONEY. BEES longer denude the forests which require generations to mature, nor use up the mines which were ages in making, but shall draw its raw material largely from the annual produce of the fields..I am convinced that we shall be able to “69, 000, 000 LBs. 2,500,000 GALS OF MOLASSES get cut of yearly crops most of the basic materials which we now get from forest and mine.” er 6 extra cost to the car buyer.. J Cotton, in the form of cellulose i ll ml W@GE oes into upholstery, floor coverings, lubricants and anti-rust preparations. LEATHER goes into upholstery—and in addition, glues are made from cow hide, and from cow’s milk .. Other parts of cattle, through other processes, yield stearic acid, greases, glycerine (for shock absorbers and body enamel) and soap chips (used in washing machined parts and bodies before painting). HOGS furnish lard oil, oleic acid and brush bristles. GOAT’S HAIR (Mohair) goes into upholstery. BEESWAX goes into electrical imbedding compounds. COTTON goes into tires, batting, cloth, battery box, timing gears, brake linings and, not least important, into Safety Glass. (Every Ford V-8 car built this year will have Safety Glass in every window, at no acetate, is the central part between the two sheets of glass that make up every finished sheet of Safety Glass.) CORN yields butyl alcohol (for enamel finishes and other purposes) and starch (for stiffening cotton linings). LINSEED OIL is the basis for paint—is used in foundry cores—and is one of the ingtedients of the beautiful, synthetic baked enamel finish on a Ford V-8. SUGAR CANE yields molasses for solvents, anti-freeze and shock absorber fluids. CASTOR OIL goes into lacquers and artficial leather suitable for rumble seats, where real leather would be damaged by exposure to the weather. TUNG OIL is part of the top material used in Ford cars and is also used in brake linings, : ay, . £4 in 93,000,000 Hh “ on 000 GALS OF TUNG OIL TURPENTINE is used in paints, adhesives and solvents. SOY BEANS arc used in making cores for metal castings in our foundry and are also an important part of the haked enamel finish of a Ford V-8 and of the plastic knobs and buttons in the car’s interior. LUMBER is used for is mot used for any Ford car, body, safety, ten, 9 purposes. It Structural part of the which has a welded, all-steel reinforced with steel, for maximum AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS sestete tete eter plese ete etede sete te ele dede ete ole ehettestectestectecde entertes.” ep ee nw Saal Ree 2 RAR eres eg Tea ae Saas * s PEE OG SF SR Te PIO oe eae _ ii 3 Rt ER eae oe ee ye phe hs tnt ater ease Me = . . . . . 4 i phe yA