Local Salem notes and farming summary in Bostic area
Rev J N Snow preached at Salem and Epworth League presents programs each Sunday night. Memorials attended at Wall and Cedar Grove. Several residents visited family and friends. Long farming summary details a large diversified operation: 200 acre farm with 10 mules and horses, 35 cattle, 47 hogs, 125 hens, grain and forage produced, substantial pork beef and dairy, garden produce valued at $125, potatoes and Irish potatoes, milk and poultry sales totaling over $5,000, modern home, good pastures and hay, rents 100 acres for expansion.
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Wall's
Cedar Grove
Evelyn Wells
Quentin Hollisfield
Marcine Melton
Sunshine
Joe Melton
Robert Martin
New York City
Bobby
Martins
E. N. Washburn
Lillian Washburn
Charlotte
Grade A Farmers Recognized By College
North Carolina farmers achieving 80 percent or higher on live at home operations last year will receive merit certificates from North Carolina State College in collaboration with the State Bankers Agricultural Committee. Seventy six percent or higher earned by 66 growers, with L. C. Moseley of Lenoir County scoring 100 percent and others reaching 90 percent or more. The certificates will be signed by the college president, the dean of agriculture, and the bankers committee chair. Local bankers secured the qualifying facts and the School of Agriculture faculty prepared the official announcements.
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North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Agricultural Committee
State Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Agricultural Committee
School of Agriculture
State College
L. C. Moseley
Lenoir County
Mr. Moseley
Enjoyable Party Hosted by Vernie Marshall
Miss Vernie Marshall entertained many friends at a Saturday night party. Attendees included Hilda Smart Pauline Spratt Ola Fortenberry Murray Mavis Smart Ruby Murry Mae Marcella Ruby Marshall Lois Murray Libby Smart Margaret Minnie Melton Gertrude Gladys Fortenberry Dareus Jones Lessie Ada Gordon Agnes Morrow Fannie Marshall Woodrow Bostic Noah Olen Melton Grady Spratt Glenn Hoyle Lowery Carl Walker Berthel Tessenier Garney Brett Watters J C Morrow Robert Gordon Norris Smart. Many games were played and all reported a good time.
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Olen Melton
Grady Spratt
Glenn
Hoyle
Lowery
Carl Walker
Berthel Tessenier
Garney
Brett Watters
J. C. Morrow
Robert Gordon
Norris Smart
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and death of their husband and father. They praise nurse Miss Champion and all doctors and nurses at Rutherford hospital. May God bless you. Mrs. R. C. Smith and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champion
Rutherford Hospital
R. C. Smith
North Carolina Farmers Could Profit By Homegrown Hay
Tarheel farmers purchase about 500000 tons of hay annually from outside the state and pay high freight. A. Sheffield of State College notes homegrown hay costs at 12.05 dollars per ton with all costs, suggesting a potential five million dollar annual profit and ten million dollars kept in state. Soybeans and other legumes can substitute for alfalfa. Hay acreage rose 10.5 percent in 1930 and may grow 12 percent next season.
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North Carolina
A. Sheffield
State College
High Point
County Club of
Nebraska
Department of Agricultural Economics
Sheffield
North Carolina Farmers Eyes Value Of Year’s Output
A local expert estimates that the year alone will be worth about one and a half million dollars to North Carolina farmers. He cites increased yields and market demand as key factors influencing the total.
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North Carolina
Summer school opens May 28 at high school
The summer school for high school and grammar grade pupils will begin at the high school building Thursday morning May 28 at 8 30. Pupils may take two half subjects or one whole subject to make up back work. Pupils planning to take any work should come Thursday and see Mr A C Finch so that class work can start promptly.
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A. C. Finch
Administrator's Notice in Rutherford County NC Estate
The administrator of the estate of Mrs. A. C. Dorsey announces claims must be presented by May 26, 1932, at Forest City NC. Indebted parties should pay promptly. Dorsey, administrator, with Edwards & Edwards, attorneys. Also notes 12 acres of B. L. Dunlap’s Anson County farm pastures hold 15 cows. limestone-treated sod is thicker and more vigorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dorsey
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Forest City
M. E. Dorsey
Edwards & Edwards
B. L. Dunlap
Anson County
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Howard Hughes
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Jean Harlow
Ben Lyon
James Hail
Carolina Spindale
N. C Mon
United Artists Picture
G. M. Huntley & Son
Free Ambulance Service
West Main Street
Forest City, N.C
Baye
Neca
Soc
Nyad
Nimrod
Nynaps
Nycest Hospital
Cadillac
Nycest
Nyal
Muriel Astor
Nya Peroside
Crear
Oray Drug CO
Forest City N.C
Brillia
Edgemont
Cadillac Ripple
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