Airplane spraying eyed to wipe out boll weevil pest
Washington reports plans to commercialize aerial spraying of cotton fields to kill boll weevils. Private firms would contract per acre, with a target price around seven dollars. Secretary Weeks backs the project, hoping it spurs a new aircraft market and a lasting pest solution.
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Washington
War Department
Air Service
Chemical Warfare Service
Department of Agriculture
Save the Brood Sows
Raleigh report analyzes hog feeding profits in North Carolina. Swine Extension Specialist W. W. Shay compares December hog prices in Baltimore and Ohio to illustrate price swings and the risk of selling at the wrong time. He urges farmers to breed sows for April 1, 1925, to maximize returns.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
W. W. Shay
State College
Baltimore
Ohio
Wheeler's History to Be Re published
The John Hoyle Chapter DAR of Hickory plans to republish Wheeler's History, a key North Carolina reference once out of print. To determine print run, they seek lists of interested buyers. copies will sell for four dollars each through Mrs. E L Shuford.
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North Carolina
Wheeler
John Hoyle
Daughters of American Revolution
Hickory
E. L. Shuford
E. IL. Shuford
N. C
Tests Show Native Cottons Yield Best in South Carolina Results
Raleigh January 12 tests from Dr. R Y Winters NC Experiment Station show Cleveland and Mexican big boll cottons yield more lint per acre than Salisbury in South Carolina trials. Cleveland averaged 587 pounds, Mexican 581.6, Salisbury 514 and 550 respectively. experts urge sticking with established cottons.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Salisbury
South Carolina
R. Y. Winters
Winters
Cleveland
Tomato Planting Aims For July Maturity In North Carolina
Weekly Market Notes from Raleigh January notes intent to plant a good tomato acreage to hit the July 1 to July 20 ripening window for profitable shipments. Chief Ross urges leveraging a gap between Southern and Northern shipments as tomatoes rise in popularity. South Carolina growers boost shipments while bean prices vary. hay grade disputes prompt calls for dealer names. egg storage study urged with contact to W. W. Lewis for guidance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tieves George Ross
Division of Markets
Ross
Mississippi
Tennessee
New Jersey
South Carolina
Virginia
State Division of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
W. W. Lewis
USTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FOREST CITY NC
Foreclosure notice for Garth Beam and spouse by trustee R R Blanton. Sale of Lots 11 and 21 in Johnstown Forest City NC at Rutherfordton court house door on February 2, 1925 at 10:00 AM. Descriptions refer to Lee W Lynch plat in Rutherfordton County records.
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Garth Beam
R. R. Blanton
Rutherford County
Court House
Rutherfordton
N. C
Johnstown
Forest City
North Carolina
Lee W. Lynch
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherfordton County
Book of Deeds
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