Ralph Maultsby Named Southern Editor at Textile World
Rutherfordton Jan 28 Ralph Maultsby of Rutherfordton has joined Textile World as Southern Editor based in Greenville South Carolina. He will contact mill executives, write feature and technical articles, attend Southern textile conventions, and liaise with news correspondents. Previously he managed Lake Lure Inn and worked in Pacific Mills sales promotion.
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Rutherfordton
New York
Ralph Maultsby
Textile World
McGraw- Hill
Southern
Greenville
S. C
Maultsby
Lake Lure Inn
South
Pacific Mills
Mississippi
Piedmont
Spindale Mills
Spencer Mills
Spindale
University of North Carolina
Favorite Prescription Ads From Doctor Pierce
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women, claiming it builds strength and vigor for nervous or delicate individuals. A testimonial from Mrs. J. A. O'Brien of Louisville, Kentucky, recounts backache and side pain relief after three bottles, asserting lasting health improvement and confidence in the remedy.
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J. A. O'Brien
Emmet Ave
Louisville, Ky
Ellenboro students harvest 85 bales on 79 acres
In Ellenboro on January 28 a group of twenty six vocational agriculture students reported eighty five bales of lint on 79 1 4 acres with an average yield of 500 pounds per acre. Total income from lint and seed was 9278 35 with net profit 5271 52 and per acre net 652. Each student kept detailed project records showing costs and returns.
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Ellenboro
Local Visitors and Family News From Forest City
Rev. H C Sisk of Shelby spent Friday night and Saturday in Forest City. W N Henderson and J B Henderson with families visited in Polk county last Sunday. Walter Sisk of Lexington spent the weekend with relatives here. Joe Porter and family visited relatives in South Carolina last Sunday. George Shytle is back at work after illness. Mr and Mrs James Hill of K 2 were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E J Doggett last Sunday. Myrtle Dean broke a rib recently. G F Davis and family visited with Mr W C Dobbins and family on Bostic Saturday night and Sunday.
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Z. E. Dobbins
Caroleen
Spartanburg
John Keeter
Forest City
H. C. Sisk
Shelby
W. N. Henderson
J. B. Henderson
Polk County
Walter Sisk
Lexington
Joe Porter
South Carolina
George Shytle
James Hill
K-2
E. J. Doggett
Myrtle Dean
G. F. Davis
W. C. Dobbins
Executor's Notice for Margaret Wilson Estate in North Carolina
Executor W L Robbins opens the estate of Margaret Wilson of Rutherford County NC to creditors and debtors. Creditors must present claims by January 9, 1930, or be barred, and all debts should be paid promptly. The notice dates January 7, 1929, with O Ridings as attorney.
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Margaret Wilson
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Spindale
N. C
W. L. Robbins
Ridings, Atty
Trustee's Sale of Land in Rutherford County NC
Public notice of a mortgage default leading to a trustee sale of 41 acres in Logan's Store Township Rutherford County North Carolina. The sale by trustee R R Blanton will occur February 18 1929 at noon at the Rutherfordton Court House, with a description tying to J H Carpenter and Elizabeth Lee and other adjacent landowners.
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S. Donna Grose
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Court House
Rutherfordton
Logan's Store
Bostic
N. C
Logan
Elizabeth Lee
Jas. W. Carpenter
Nolgat
R. R. Blanton
Pasquotank Man Buys Jersey Bull From Alamance County
Zenos Jennings of Pasquotank bought a pure bred Jersey bull from Alamance County for 75 dollars plus freight and crating costs.
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Zenos Jennings
Pasquotank
Alamance County
Not a Waste Product Inception of the plant food industry
E L Robins of the National Fertilizer Assn urges dropping fertilizer from the group's name and literature in favor of plant food. VC Plant Foods has produced under its own name for over thirty years, now in its third generation. U S Agriculture notes that 140 to 160 pounds of lint cotton can be grown per acre in western Texas with 35 to 40 hours of labor using machinery, versus 50 to 60 hours in the blade belt of Texas and 100 to 125 hours in the Southeast, by fertilizing more to grow more per acre.
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E. L. Robina
National Fertilizer Assn
Atlanta
Robins
Texas
U. S. of Agriculture
Mt Olive man praises V C Fertilizers for durability
S L Warren of Mt Olive North Carolina says he has used V C Fertilizers for 15 years and has never needed to apologize for their mechanical condition or productive qualities. He emphasizes long term reliability and satisfaction with the product.
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S. L. Warren
Mt. Olive, N.C
Weevil Quarantine Hopes and Cotton Debate in Arizona
A quarantined boll weevil in Arizona prompts debate over its impact on cotton. The insect adapts to warm, dry conditions and feeds on related wild plants, threatening dry-land cotton farmers in the Southwest. Experts discuss fertilizer and plant nutrition, urging complete, balanced wheat for crops.
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Arizona
Agin
Arizona Mountains
Southwest
Thurberia
Ames
Mississippi
Administratix Notice to Creditors for W A Mask estate
Mrs Katie Mask administratix of W A Mask deceased Rutherford County notifies all claimants to present itemized verified claims by November 19 1929 or be barred from payment. Debtors should settle promptly. Dated November 19 1928 Moss Powell attorneys.
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W. A. Mask
Rutherford County
Katie
W. A.) Mask
Katie Mask
Moss & Powell
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Rutherford County Boy
Ferry News Notes
Claud H. Kennedy
Charlotte
Gaither Kennedy
Colfax
Florence Mills
D. F
Forest City, N. C
Carver
Lester
Virgtt
Virginia
M.F. Loisen
V-C
HighNaursia
Rarteti
Old South
D. Wilson
Louisiana
Commisoner of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Theatora
Taaiaaiar
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
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