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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
6
A farmer warns that lowering feed rations risks undernourished cows like Daisy the dairy cow. Agricultural authorities urge steady, well balanced rations to maintain milk production and herd value, noting linseed meal as a key protein boost and advice to avoid underfeeding during milk price slumps.
A new air mail schedule adds Charlotte to the New York and Atlanta route effective April 1. Mail from Charlotte to Atlanta departs 3 20 nightly while departures to New York and other northern points occur at 10 45 nightly. Forest City posts must be ready by 4 00 to catch the Atlanta connection. 5 35 p m posts connect with the New York mail. Spartanburg airport handles two daily flights to Atlanta and two to New York with southbound departures at 4 10 a m and 10 10 p m and New York mail leaves Spartanburg at 2 35 a m and 9 50 p m.
Randolph county farmers secured 40000 pounds of grass and clover seeds and call for more. All lespedeza seed in nearby counties is exhausted. County agent E S Millsaps Jr searches for additional lespedeza seed in southern states to supply the need.
A Thursday afternoon blaze at the Forest City Oil Mill caused about 50 dollars in damage. Fire started in the distributors over the guns, likely from belt friction. Firemen arrived quickly and used chemicals to prevent spread. This marks a second recent fire at the plant.
The sermon warns against snap judgments and condemning others without full knowledge. It urges humility before divine judgment, cites the proverb on equity, and notes that harsh, gossipy opinions harm friendships and invite reciprocal judgment. It stresses forgiveness and leaving vengeance to God.
A moral reflection on divine justice and human response. The text cautions against gloating over others misfortunes, arguing God withholds repay ment for our good and warns that sowing mercy, love, and patience leads to reaping mercy and kindness. Condemnation returns harsh judgment.
A concise admonition urges merchants to advertise weekly rather than sporadically. It argues that constant communication builds recognition, comparing infrequent ads to a voice heard only occasionally. The piece concludes that steady promotion yields long term business gains, referencing the adage that a used key stays bright.
Three Rutherford county farmers produced more than 100 bushels of corn per acre last season. The growers were A. G. Hamrick, T. E. Dobbins, and L. G. Nash, highlighting strong yields in the county.
The text stresses turnover as the key to prosperity for merchants, arguing that frequent movement of goods yields profit. It emphasizes persistent advertising as the most effective and economical means to achieve this turnover and boost gains.
The Courier reports that Africa is under mourning periods in Koressia with durations from three days to nine months affecting two persons.
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