Growing Chicks Need Green Feed Daily
Articles from North Carolina extension officers stress green feed for growing chicks and proper housing. About 150000 hens will be blood tested next fall and winter as applications rise, with emphasis on clean quarters, water, shade, and weekly cleanliness. The poultry business shows rising interest across Jones County and the state.
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Parrish
C. F. Parrish
State College
Additney
Baseball League Seeks Fourth Team For Season Opener
At a Shelby meeting the semi pro league learned Spindale will not join the two game per week circuit. Officials seek a fourth club from Union South Carolina Hickory Newton or Avondale. A city-wide push may supply players from Cleveland Mills to back Shelby. If a fourth club is secured, the league opens next week.
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Shelby
Spindale
Spartanburg
Forest City
Union
S. C
Hickory
Newton
Avondale
Cleveland
Worms Replace Pneumonia in Hog Health Advice
Eastern Carolina hog raisers may misdiagnose thumps influenza or pneumonia when worms cause losses. Swine expert W V Hays prescribes movable farrowing houses, clean litter, turned plots, sow sanitation, and fall grazing with soybeans rye crimson clover or vetch. Clean quarters and warm water wash reduce worm infestations, improving pig numbers and market readiness by April and September. Craven County growers already follow sanitation, gaining better worm control and shipper success.
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Eastern
Carolina
W. V. Hays
State College
Mr. Hays
Hays
Craven County
Dol posium and Just Plain Dot staged at Bostic Grammar
Commencement events at Bostic Grammar School feature the 1st to 5th grades performing plays Dol posium and Just Plain Dot. On May 26 the 6th and 7th grades presented Go Slow, Mary a three act comedy drama with students Ernest Hartill Frances Dalton Eleanor Hollifield Margaret Ann Smart Howard Hollifield Jr Robert Padgett Mel Washburn Martha McKeith Dorothy Lee Moore Wilburn Gun ter R. E. Thompson among cast members.
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Bostic
Grammar School
Mary
Ernest Hartill
Frances Dalton
Eleanor Hollifield
Margaret Ann Smart
Howard Hollifield, Jr
Robert Padgett
Mel Washburn
Martha McKeith
Dorothy Lee Moore
Wilburn Gunter
R. E. Thompson
Memorial Service Planned at Methodist Church
Memorial services will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday June 1 at 11 a.m. All ex service men are invited to attend the services which will be conducted by an ex serviceman and feature a special program.
Evans graduate joins Richmond beauty school shift
Mrs B B Evans graduate of the Richmond school of Beauty Culture returns to the Lady Shop in the city after completing training in September. She has worked in major shops nationwide and earned prizes for merit while in school, having previously managed beauty shops in Mt Airy. Four Jersey calves were bought by 4 H club members in Craven County, while Burke County saw three cattle sell for 540 and four buy for 720 dollars, reflecting rising interest in Guernsey stock.
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Airs
B. B. Evans
Richmond School of Beauty Cultre
Richmond
Evans
Mt. Airy
Craven County
Guernsey
Burke County
How a Racing Driver Chooses a Car for Daily Use
The writer argues a racer knows cars and driving best, detailing how to pick a vehicle matched to family needs and budget. He favors lighter, easily steered cars with short wheelbases, all steel bodies for safety, durability, and better visibility, noting such choices reduce injury risk in accidents.
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John
Dram Cup From Cow Horn Carries Revolutionary War History
Mr H P Biggertaff received a dram cup made from a cow horn dated 1771 in Hanover County Virginia. Carried through the Revolutionary War and the War Between the States, the cup was crafted by Mr Biggerstaff of Hanover Co Va. It bears 1771 on its bottom and Hanover Co Va on its side. The horn was softened by heating to enable shaping. Bill Stanley, a friend of Biggerstaff, carried it through the Civil War but refused large offers to sell. It passed to Biggerstaff after Stanley’s death.
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Relatiinia
H. P. Biggertaff
Biggerstaff
Hanoi County
Hanover
Bill Stanley
H. P. Biggerstaff
States
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Biggerstaff
Notable Missionary to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Rev. H. H. Munroe of Takamatsu Japan will speak Sunday at 10 o clock on Japan and its people. The event aims to interest readers in mission work in Japan and is open to all.
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H. H. Munroe
Takamatsue
Japan
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Munroe
County youth health queen king contest reported
Over 100 Gaston county club boys and girls were examined by the county physician in a drive to select the health queen and king for the county.
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Gaston County
Queen and King
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