Forest City Alexander team joins to form Forest City Alexander
Large crowd discusses joining the Carolina Textile League. Alexander mill team will merge with Forest City and play as Forest City Alexander with Joe Wofford guiding the club. Other entrants include Spindale Cherryville Bessemer City. Forest City highs beat Shelby to notch a state league win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Textile
Alexander Mill
Forest City
Forest City-Alexander
Joe Wofford
Carolina Textile League
Spindale
Cherryville
Bessemer City
Fort City-Alexander
Shelby
Tim” McKeithan
Forest City High
Morehead
Shelby Ace
McKinzie
Red” Watkins
Push Your Pullets for Winter Profits
Raleigh report outlines four essentials for developing young pullets including good range away from hens, fresh litter, growing mash and green feed, plus shade. Advice covers heat reduction, ventilation, and roosting poles for 7 to 9 week olds. Notes May egg yield and worm control, with reference to State College poultry department and county agent. Also mentions soil formation time and Iredell County increase in sweet clover acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
C. F
Bartish
State College
Mr. Parrish
Mr Parrish
Hemphill Family News From Montford Cove May Day
Nealsville R-1 notes a calm period after a refreshing night. Mr and Mrs Lad Hemphill and a High Schooler spent the week with parents Mr and Mrs D Hemphill. Birth announced for James Britt son of Virgil and Mrs G H Hemphill. Various visits among local families and relatives in Forest City Old Fort Biltmore Rutherfordton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealsville
R-1
Lad Hemphill
D. Hemphill
J. G. Haynes
John Jackson
Norris Hemphill
Forest City
G. H. Hemphill
James Britt
T. L. Nichols
Old Fort
Leona Wilkerson
J. P. Wilkerson
Biltmore
Elijah Hall
Dink Cannon
L. D. Hemphill
Dudley Crawford
Rutherfordton
M. Hall
Thinning High Quality Fruit Increases Yield and Quality
Raleigh May 7. thinning fruit pays for itself by improving size color and marketability. Gardner from State College notes thinning prevents branch creakage aids spraying increases uniformity and vigor. A test in Wilkes County shows net gain from thinning apples despite lower gross yield. Mr Misenheimer joins Chimney Rock staff. local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
M. E. Gardner
Department of Horticulture
State College
Gardner
Wilkes County
Rapid Growth Push Urged by Agricultural Notes
A fragmented report warns of cotton delays and replanting, noting inferior soil and lost fertilizing elements. It urges use of side applications to spur rapid growth and salvage the season.
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Mary
Watkins
T. MeKhan
Bridges
Blanton
Whitlock
Sigcitie
Wissone
Staten Base
McKenzie
T McKeithan
T. McKeithan
Winpire—Boggs
Charlotte Spindale
Charotte Firemen
Munday
Thomas
Jon
Honeycutt
Rose Jones
Jones
Charlotte, Moody and
Hornsby
Hartsee
Swygert
Charlotte
Alexander
Tom Tarheel
Abr Bridges
Harris
Gold
Anthon
Aa McSleain
Poston
Ei Farris
P. WcKenzie
AB Biggerstaff
McKeithan
P. Keeter
C. Ridge
Tagerf
Wiitlock
Sweet Clover
Iredell County
Montford Cove
W. A. Misenheimer
Chimney Rock
John Smith
James Hall
Marion
Barnum
Goodyear
Liffside