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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
2
New Jersey Experiment Station reports economical calf rearing using a dry grain ration fed from 36 to 48 hours old. Over years 40 calves showed no scours or deaths, reaching 100 percent normal weight by six months with average cost of 28 dollars. Calves shift from milk to dry grain and hay by one month, maintaining growth on minimal milk.
Claude Simpson a Union Mills merchant and Rutherfordton native escaped serious harm when his car left a road near Crossnore North Carolina, rolled down a steep embankment and burned. He suffered multiple broken ribs and a hip, crawled to the highway for help, and was transported to a Crossnore hospital. He was later brought home for recovery with doctors saying he had a chance of recovery.
The Spartanburg Association of underwriters will entertain the South Carolina State Association of Insurance Agents at a luncheon at the Lake Lure Coffee Shoppe on June 14. About one hundred guests are expected. N B Nicholson of Alamance county, formerly captain of the State College football team, has begun work in Catawba County as assistant agent.
Raleigh June 10. With a short peach crop expected and curculio more abundant this year, growers should follow regular spraying or dusting. C H Brannon extension entomologist at State College warns that wormy fruit will rise without proper treatment. He advises picking up and burying infested drops to prevent beetle spread and offers information on peach insects to interested growers. State College Station Raleigh addresses.
Raleigh, June 10. The old Kraut factory in Watauga County will be renovated to handle 1000 tons of cabbage this season. New vats lift capacity to 500 tons raw product, with farmers pledging to grow 1000 tons at a contract price of 12 dollars per ton. The venture highlights Enkhuizen cabbage, planned year round operation, and potential off season canning of beans and spinach.
Miss Ruth Higgins of Caroleen and C A Hasty of Maxton quietly wed at noon June 5 at the bride’s parents home in Caroleen. The ceremony was by D C B Wood, former pastor. The bride, North Carolina College for Women graduate and Laurinburg High School teacher, and the groom, Oak Ridge and N C State alum and Maxton business man, were the couple.
Yadkin farmers organized a dairymen's association to promote the cause in the mountain county. Twenty nine farmers joined at the first meeting.
Raleigh June 10 Agricultural economist Dr G W Forster at State College states no effective relief measures will pass Congress this session farmers must rely on own efforts Debenture plan may be removed from Senate Bill and production adjustments plus marketing at peak seasonal prices urged He reviews cotton tobacco Irish potatoes and swine trends noting cotton price decline since March 9 with a possible rebound and lower July carry over beneath 4 12 million bales
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes more misery than any other issue and Rexall Orderlie provides quick relief by drawing water into the colon to hydrate and loosen dry waste. The tablet offers a gentle, thorough movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night and feel better next day. 24 for 25 cents at Hall Rudisill Drug Co. 26-tf
The Courier reports cotton prices may rise to 19 20 cents per pound as production stays under 15 million bales. Hog, cattle prices expected to improve after June. Irish potato acreage trimmed, leading to better prices for that crop. G W Lathan of Union comments on farm inputs.
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