Will Grade Beef Says Prof Curtis
Raleigh July 12 Dressed beef may soon be graded under federal supervision much like potatoes peaches and vegetables Prof R S Curtis of State College says the department of agriculture has begun the movement and secretary jardine has urged packers to accept a grading system for dressed beef Several state and federal stations study meat quality with NCs Purnell fund testing 40 steers and heifers for slaughter to assess fattening seeds and overall meat quality The goal is a profitable uniformly graded beef industry across markets
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Raleigh
United States Department of Agriculture
R. S. Curtis
Animal Husbanary
Department of State College
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Jardine
Curtis
Prof
North Carolina
Purnell Fund
How to Avoid Sun Stroke and Heat Exhaustion
John Wyckoff presents guidance on heat illness in New York City with emphasis on heat exposure risks. He notes heat exhaustion is common yet serious, often affecting children and the ill, urging precautions during high temperatures.
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John Wyckoff
New York City
Industrial Loan and Investment Bank Report Forest City NC
Report of the condition of The Industrial Loan and Investment Bank at Forest City North Carolina, close of business June 20 19, resources include loans and discounts 192850 41 cash in vault and net amounts due from banks 617 46 liabilities show capital stock 11100 undivided profits itemized installment payments and trade acceptances reserve depreciation and other values. Signed by cashier GB Harvill July 9 1926 asserting truthfulness to best knowledge.
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Industrial Loan and Investment Bank
Forest City
North Carolina
State of North Carolin
Rutherford
Harvill
Notice of Sale on Rutherford County Land Auction
Notice of sale by C E Hicks and Ola Hicks deed of trust to Southern Trust Company dated December 1 1922 recorded Rutherford County deeds. On August 9 1926 at noon the trustee will sell at the courthouse door or old Hicks building the described lands involving Coleman Mrs FE Allen W W Goode Baxter Champion and others containing 48 acres more or less. The sale is for cash and the description follows the boundary lines and landmarks including pine dogwood birch and creek stake markers. Postdated July 1926 by W A Worth attorney.
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C. E. Hicks
Ola Hicks
Southern Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
Old Hicks
Coleman
FE. Allen
W. W. Goode
Baxter Champion
Begi
P. O
Owens’ Corner
Allen's Corner
Crott
Jthern Trust CO
W. A. Worth
Protect New Pasture by Mowing Weeds
Raleigh July 12 cows do not ske weeds and newly planted pastures should be mowed to destroy these pasture pests. S J Kirby extension agronomist notes weeds threaten pastures especially where grass and clover are sparse. Mowing after feeding helps pastures gain lead and reduce weed trouble. mid summer is prime. Bushes injure newly cleared land and should be cut out. shade trees aid growth but dense bushes harm pastures. Salt is essential for all farm animals to aid digestion and vigor.
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Raleigh
S. J. Kirby
State College
North Carolina
Mr. Kirby
Kirby
Encampment Draws Fifty Youths in Buncombe County
Fifty girls and boys attended the recent club encampment organized by home and farm agents in Buncombe County. The event showcased youth participation and agricultural education in a rural community setting.
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Buncombe County
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