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Bently Thomas has an alfalfa field which has been hurt
considerably by a neighbor[']s chickens and asked what he should do. Disc
the field and sow in oats for hay.

Maurice Stabler asked if it were too late to top dress wheat.
No, if it was carefully done with fine manure. He was also told that
it was not too late to plant irish cobbler potatoes; some would
prefer early rose, claiming better results from them.

Dr. Christie can get ptotatoes from Frank Snowden or Maurice
Cissell; and Lamar Jackson can find Berkshire pigs at Mr Savages
near Oakdale.

C. L. Gilpin is to furnish his tenant with fertilizer for a
potatoe [sic] crop. What share of the crop should he get. Two fifths.

Adjourned to meet, by special invitation, with Malcolm
Farquhar, May I7th.

EC Thomas

Secretary.