Low Producers Should Be Culled
Morgantown June 23 Dairy expert Gerry Heebink of West Virginia University advises culling low milk producers as prudent business. He notes removing unprofitable cows frees labor and feed for productive animals, especially when input costs press farmers. Milk production records identify unprofitable cows and guide decisions.
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Morgantown
Gerry Heebink
West Virginia
Heebink
For Rent Unfurnished Private Apartment in City
Three room unfurnished private apartment newly decorated with gas or electric cooking. Apply at 306 Third Street or call 3194 Prince ton.
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Third Street
Princeton
For Sale Practically New Six Room House
Practically new six room house with full basement in the best residential section. FHA approved with down payment of 4500 dollars. Terms include a trade in of a used car. Viewable by appointment between 3 and 5 pm. Location on Ar. 4081.
Princeton Quota Club Names Yearlong Activities
The Past Presidents Club of the Quota Club of Princeton met Monday evening at 8 at Mrs. Bertha Hallon’s home for a short business session. A yearlong program of activities was planned. Miss Beulah Price of Bluefield, a past international officer, attended and spoke about the Chicago international convention. Refreshments were served to James Lou Rebecca Shumate, Lida Taliaferro, Ruth Hill, Inez Kane, Bertha Hall, Annabel Eskew, Pearl Robinette, Maxine Reed, and Beulah Price.
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Quota Club
Princeton
Bertha Hallon
Beulah Price of
Bluefield
Chicago
James Lou Rebecca Shumate
Lida Taliaferro
Ruth Hill
Ineze Kane
Bertha Halil
Princeton Duplicate Bridge Club Results at Elk's Home
The Princeton Duplicate Bridge met at the Elk's Home on Tuesday night with eight and one half tables in play. High scorers included E Shorter and B D an 128 points in North-South, Rufus Hinchee and Mrs J B Joyce, Mrs George Seaver and R J Ryan, Cormick and C, and Dr De Beeson with top finishes. Personal note mentions Norman M Rosenbaum and wife visiting Charlottesville after a Bermuda honeymoon.
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Princeton
Elk’s
E. Shorter
B. D
Rufus Hinchee
J. B
C A. Joyce
George Seaver
R J. Ryan
Cormick
Mr. C
de 'Beeson
Harry Finkelman
Mrs. C. Woods
Helen Jordan
Princeton Lodge Meeting Announcement and Probate Note
Princeton lodge session advertised for 7:30 with D D Li as master, inviting all officers. Probate records report Claude J. Hogan died Sept 4 1953Estate let to Irene Hogan executrix. A EPCo vs Daniel C Taylor damages suit filed for 500 in circuit court. Cub Scout outing canceled due to the death of Mrs L Belvins mother in law to scout master George Seaver Ill.
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Claude J. Hogan
Irene Hogan
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Daniel C. Taylor
City Park
L. Belvins
George Seaver
Do Not Use Sudan Grass Until Ready, Warn VPI Ag Experts
Virginia Tech agronomists warn Sudan grass should not be grazed until 18 inches high to avoid prussic acid poisoning. Frosted grass is also risky, grazing should be rotational, and recovery takes two to three weeks. Seed timing and seeding mixes are outlined with fertilizer guidance.
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Blacksburg
Sudan
VPI
Sunda
Tazewell Rotary Club Chooses New Officers For Year
Tazewell Virginia Rotary Club to install officers at June meeting with A Ward Dennison as chairman of the board of stewards and W Gillespie to succeed. Rev M E N Lindsay to take president duties and Dr Hub to serve as secretary treasurer. Installation to be in absentia due to absence on a western vacation.
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Tazewell
A. Ward Dennison
Dennison Cleaners
Main Streeted Church
W. Gillespie
M. E. N. Lindsay
Tazewell Christian Chur
Hub
Area Coal Production Continues Increase
Coal production in the area rose for the week ending June, with a 2.786 ton increase reported by member companies of the Pocahon Associa tion of coal. The week’s total reached a higher level than the prior period, indicating a continued uptrend in regional coal output.
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Pocahon Bs Oe
Sundiation
Mesalad
E Ae — Rr Sa
Fires scorch 2770 acres in Virginia forests in six months
Virginia forest reports from Bristol show Buchanan suffered the heaviest losses with 57 fires burning 845 acres. Tazewell, Dimmison, and Eds each lost 350 acres, Lee Wise 247 acres, Russell and Grayson counties 24 and 0 acres respectively. One third of suppression costs were recovered from responsible parties. Careless behavior caused about half the fires and damage estimated at 25 to 30 thousand dollars.
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Virginia
Virginia Forest Service
Bristol
Buchanan
Tazewell
Dickdenson
Lee Wise
Russell
Grayson County
Waite
Forest Service
Commonwealth
Re- Waite
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