Simmons Enters Last Primary For Senate Seat
Washington reports veteran Senator Simmons of North Carolina announces his last primary contest for re election, citing Congress in session, limited funds, and duty to constituents. He declines active campaigning and leaves renomination to supporters, thanking his party and state. He has served forty years and will decide based on North Carolinians' will.
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Simmons
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Senate
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J. W. Bailey
United States Senate
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Democratic Party
Dairy Calf Rearing Bulletin For Profit
A new extension circular by John A. Arey from State College outlines raising dairy calves from infancy to breeding age to maximize owner profit. It covers feeding, cleanliness, dehorning, disease control, and handling, with 13 pages and photos. 10,000 copies will be mailed to state citizens while supplies last. requests go to the agricultural editor at State College.
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John A. Arey
State College
Mr. Arey
North Carolina
Arey
County Sells Hunting Licenses In Rutherford County
Fire and Forest Warden W J Hardin reports $1 758 collected for hunting and trapping licenses in Rutherford County from January 4 1929 to January 4 1930 an increase over 1928. He notes an uptick of Mexican quail with several coveys introduced in the past three years each rearing two to three new coveys per season.
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W. J. Hardin
Rutherford County
Michigan State College: oldest agricultural college
Michigan State College, founded in 1857, stands as the nation’s oldest agricultural college. The lion’s mane and ruff are noted as protecting the neck when facing attackers.
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Michigan State College
South Livestock Association Highlights Southern Livestock Advantage
At the 17th annual meeting in State College January 7 to 9, Honor Hancock urged expanding livestock production to boost profits, soil fertility, and rural living standards. Commissioner W A Graham and others noted livestock supports cash crops by creating demand for surplus feed, with 150 regional experts in attendance marking it a successful event.
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South Livestock Association
State College
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Tennessee
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W. A. Graham
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L. Shuford
D. J. Lybrook
H. B. Arbuckle
J. H. McClain
City Library Receives New Books and Donations
The City Library opens the year with nine new reference volumes and twenty one volumes from The Children's Library including fairy tales myths legends and heroes. Gifts from the Woman's Club and donations from Dexter Henry and G R Bland are acknowledged. The library distributed 115 books last Saturday and 86 on Tuesday, and invites public visits.
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Woman's Club
Dexter Henry
G. R. Bland
Jane McKimmon Fund Aids 4-H Girls In Economics Study
The Jane S. McKimmon Loan fund now offers over 3600 to honor Mrs. McKimmon and aid deserving 4-H club girls pursuing economics studies. Many racegoers show little sympathy for the cause.
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Jane S. McKimmon
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