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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
10
The Cliffside News publishes a weekly edition with Joest City Courier reference. Roach Thursday October 24, 1929 entry appears in the observance or notice section.
Church notes describe five baptisms and two more planned as meetings concluded Sunday. Members pledged to follow the Holy Spirit daily, with strong church attendance and participation from Berean and Fidelis groups. Activities include B Y P U growth, union competitions, and upcoming social events at the R R Haynes memorial building. Also included are agricultural notes on pasture prep, lime and fertilizer use, and recommended spring and fall seeding times across grasses and legumes.
S J Kirby of the State College notes ample land in North Carolina to provide pasture for all livestock without conflicting with crops. He identifies lands unsuited for cultivation as best for sod, including steep or cutover areas, idle clear lands, and land near barns with reliable water. He urges allocating one pasture acre per animal unit, defined as one cow or horse, ten hogs, or seven sheep or goats.
J Louis Kanipe broken elbow treated at Rutherford Hospital. Mrs Carpenter visited her mother near Sulphur Springs. Store force members Virginia Moore Dewey Blanton Paul Carpenter hosted by Hoyle Lovelace. Cliffside residents attended County Fair and celebrated home team football win. Revs Rhinehardt to continue at Methodist church. Various visits from Charlotte Shelby King Mountain and Wilkinsville noted along with home demonstration tips on shrubs for fall landscaping.
Mr Joe Fisher was stricken last Wednesday morning with paralysis and lay for two to three days with limited consciousness. Now his condition remains serious but improving as he can speak and understand. He has lived here since the town’s founding and many friends wish for his full recovery while his children stay nearby to comfort him.
Approximately one million North Carolinians were served by State College extension and experiment station staff last year. 129 bulletins and other publications are available free, monthly and daily newsletters reach thousands, and wide publicity ensures access without mailing lists. The college cites limited funds and strong press cooperation as key factors in disseminating agricultural information.
General J G Harbord, a former Chief of Staff of the A E F and head of the Marine Brigade in Belleau Wood, now leads RCA as president. He attributes his continued vigor to strict daily exercise including a 6 45 AM horseback ride through Central Park, keeping a horse there.
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