Golden Valley R-4 Community Notes Focus on Visits and Outings
Oct 23 issue lists residents and guests from Golden Valley R-4 area. Items include Tad near 15, hunting incident with six shots, Roy Melton and two children visiting relatives in High Point, Wilsie Beaty and grandparents in Spindale, Jack Anderson from Alexander visiting family, gatherings with Gray Grayson and others, Inez Houser hosting Lizzie Beaty and Hensley, Clay Whisnant from Hendersonville, and editor Clarence Griffin with Mrs. Griffin and Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Deward
Bostly
Fenda
Houser
Roy Melton
Ig High Point
J. E. Fovery
J.D. Melston
Guy Melton
Messisery
Ralph Rollins
Fred Houser
Asheile
Clarence Griffin
Donald
W. M. Clay
Spindale
Mr. Griffin
Rs. Jethro Rollins
Mr. Rollins
Counties adopt Guernsey cattle and improved forage program
Jadkin County moves to acquire pure bred Guernsey bulls in a community effort joined by locals. Davidson County launches a soil improvement and forage program using lime legumes to boost hay and crop health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadkin County
Guernsey
Davidson County
County Produce Exhibit in Charlotte Opens This Week
Miss Laura Howard home demonstration agent and Mr. F E Patton county agent present Rutherford County exhibit at Ivy's Department Store in Charlotte this week. Exhibit features crops fruit truck produce home industries and educational displays on the occasion of Ivy's Golden Harvest Sale with six other counties also exhibiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Howard
F. E. Patton
Rutherford County
Ivy’s
Charlotte
Ivy
County Welfare Board Meeting At Courthouse Thursday
The County Welfare Board will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Courthouse with Welfare Officer Mrs Moss. Board members include Mrs T R Moore Mrs C J Gold and Rev G R Gillespie.
Ellenboro Farmers Get Carload Lime
Ellenboro October 23 farmers ordered a carload of lime to boost yields. The agricultural department through the school and agriculture teacher distributed lime to ten farmers, with another ten receiving lime in spring. Lime supports legumes and grains, doubling corn yield at some stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Ellenboro Students To Treat Farmers Wheat For Smut
Ellenboro October 23. Agricultural students guided by their teacher will treat local farmers seed wheat for smut next week using copper carbonate at a cost not exceeding three cents per bushel. The dry treatment offers several advantages over bluestone and seeds may be treated a month before sowing without dampening. A barrel for the process has been prepared in the school shop and fifty pounds of copper carbonate have been ordered. Farmers seeking seed treatment should contact the agricultural teacher to schedule next week’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Open furrow sowing best with oats for forage
Raleigh Oct. 22 Oats planted early by the open furrow method will not be severely winter killed and will yield valuable hay and grain. C R Hudson of State College notes farmers want oats to replace damaged fall forage and says October planting reduces winter killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Anson County
Raleigh
C. R. Hudson
State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Valley
Iss Wilsie Beaty
Spindate
Rand
J. D. Houser
Jack Anderson
Alexander
J. S. Anderson
John Grayson
Cannly
Ifr
Gray Grayson
Gmet
Clyde McCurry
Lee Honey
Dan Melton Andaughters
Nannie
Mary
Bedford Beaty
Mr. Beaty
John Yelton
Inez Houser
Lizzie Beaty
Sug” Hensley
Clay Whisnant
Henderson‘ile
Air
Eli Melton
Jiro Rollins
Ian
Bill” Grayson
Famiy
Farmers of
Macon County
Eastern Isle
Kayser
Pal’ Shoppe
C. A. Petty
Forest City, N. C
Boiling Springs Junior College
Shelby, N. C
Piroci
Hat Shop
AUG. W. Smith Company
Spartanburg
South Carolina
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