Special Criminal Term convenes in Rutherford County in August 1931
Notice states a special Criminal Term of the Superior Court for Rutherford County will convene August 24, 1931, for one week or until business is disposed of, authorized by a Governor’s commission. The Clerk of Superior Court, M. O. Dickerson, announces a divorce action in the case Lee Miller vs Claude Miller, requiring the defendant to appear by August 16, 1931.
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Rutherford County
North Carolina
Superior Court
M. O.dickerson
Need More Livestock To Balance Agriculture
The article argues eastern Carolina farmers should expand the livestock sector to balance crop production and stabilize year round labor. Dairy specialist A C Kimrey notes markets and creameries aid dairying. a two and a half gallon daily cow can yield about 8000 pounds a year with butterfat at 4 percent. He estimates net returns from milk, hay, cottonseed meal, and pasture, plus calf and manure value, justify more cows in the region.
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A. C. Kimrey
State College
Mr. Kimrey
Carolina
Kimrey
Every Farm Woman Desires Pretty Yard in Carolina
Miss Georgia Piland, Tyrrell County home agent, says yards improve with native shrubs arranged by a plan. She led yard beautification classes at State college and urged landscaping beyond the front yard to include three acres, with shrubs at the base of the house, near entrances, and as background to enrich flowers.
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Carolina
Georgia Piland
Tyrrell County
Piland
State College
Inspect The Orchard And Study Trees
H R Niswonger advises orchardists to inspect trees during the off season to detect disease and variations in pruning or spraying. Check for codling moth damage near storage areas and scale insects, note nitrogen needs, and watch for mice or disease. After harvest, destroy weeds and mice tunnels, then set poisoned bait in early winter and make future work notes.
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H. R. Niswonger
State Colege
Niswonger Pelieves
Readers invited to write for the Courier editorial page
The Courier calls on readers to share opinions and vent their views. It invites submissions to write in and engage with the paper, promising space for readers to express what pleases or displeases them.
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the Courier
Number three tin cans four dollars per hundred
Farmers Hardware Co lists number three tin cans at four dollars per hundred. The ad emphasizes bulk pricing for equipment and industrial use.
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Farmers! Hardware Co
Farmers Hardware Co
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