Kiwanians Dine at Chimney Rock
Rutherfordton and Hendersonville Kiwanis clubs held a joint dinner beneath Chimney Rock with about 75 attendees including several ladies. W. J. Sherard and G. A. Williams led the program. messages from Presidents J. Allen Rhodes and Clyde A. Erwin praised the gathering. The group heard talks on Kiwanis aims and regional activities, plus invitations to the Rutherford and Henderson counties fairs and a Kiwanis Rotary game in Asheville.
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Rutherfordton
Hendersonville
Chimney Rock
L. B. Morse
W. J. Sherard
G. A. Williams
J. Allen Rhodes
Clyde A. Erwin
Ross Hill
Henderson County
Rutherford County
Pfiefer
Kiwanis Rotary
Asheville
Cecil Rhodes
Mary Brooks
Fall Freshened Cows Pay Biggest Profit
North Carolina dairy experts warn fall freshening boosts annual butter output and profits. John A Arey notes spring freshening causes winter shortages and price drops, urging breeders to time calvings for fall to smooth milk supply and increase butter yield across the year.
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North Carolina
John A. Arey
State College
Arey
Fall Calf Rearing Advantages for Farmers
Fall feeding carries benefits as cows dry up well on winter feed and calves face fewer flies and scouts. Farmers gain time in winter for care, improving calf rearing compared with the rush of spring and early summer.
Bench Show at Cleveland County Fair draws fox hunting enthusiasts
Fox hunting fans anticipate a premier Bench Show at the Cleveland County Fair with Jim Kanatgur of Kentucky serving as judge. The event is promoted as a historic highlight in the North State fox hounds world and a prize list will be announced later.
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Cleveland County
Old North
Jim Kanatgur
Kentucky
Kanatgur
America
Preparation Pays Large Dividends
Thousands of dollars are lost yearly by North Carolina cotton farmers due to improper handling from harvest to market. Dr. R. Y. Winters of State College warns moisture, mixed grades, and poor ginning drive the losses. He advises growers test moisture by squeezing seed cotton and drying if needed, sun drying preferred, and collaborating with ginners to run a day for improved cotton.
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North Carolina
R. Y. Winters
State College
Full Feed Necessary For Egg Production
The article advises proper feeding of pullets during hot months to maximize fall and winter egg production. It emphasizes keeping pullets on growing mash with twice daily grain, providing green food, and using freely fed scratch as laying nears. Gradual substitution to laying mash should occur without losing flesh, and avoid rustling feed by turning birds out. An Oxford Orphanage Singing Class concert is also noted.
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YFBL
C. F. Parrish
State College
Parrish
Mr. Parrish
Florence Mills Tax Payments Reported Large
The Florence Mills of Forest City was cited as paying $19,037.89 in taxes annually in last week’s issue. It is noted the mills paid over $32,000 in taxes each year, instead of the $19,000 figure. Fifteen carloads of agricultural limestone will be used by farmers in Chatham County this fall to prepare for legume cover crops pastures and small grain.
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the Courier
Florence Mills
Forest City
Chatham County
Birthday Party for Philip Walker in Rutherfordton
Mrs. Eric E. Walker hosted a birthday party for her son Philip at home from three to five on Saturday. Guests from Itom Rutherfordton and Spindale attended with family members and friends, with a pink cake and animal-shaped treats as the centerpiece.
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Bostic
Eric E. Walker
Philip
Mary
Clifford Hollifield
Bobbie Michael
Frankie McKeithan
George Harrill
Jessie Dalton
Marl‘and Wright
Grace Hollifield
Singing Class concert at Masonic Theatre delights audience
The Singing Class of the Oxford Orphanage presented a varied program of vocal and instrumental music and recitations last night at the Masonic Theatre. The performance pleased the large audience that filled the venue, as reported by The New Bernian.
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Oxford
Masonic Theatre
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Roanoke
Cardus
BY AD Carter
William
Currituck County
Lincoln County
Resort County
Oxford Orphanage
Orest City
Curier
Black
Sma
Chattanooga
Scineco
Chattanoogs
Tare AX
Goodyear
Forest City Motor Co
N.C
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