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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1941

Page

5

Two Counties To Have Good Potato Crop This Season

In Beaufort and Pamlico Counties Irish potatoes show vigor and less disease. State College plant pathologist Howard R. Garriss with John L. Scribner of the Main Development Commission report favorable weather could yield an unusually large crop. Beaufort agent W. L. McGahey and Pamlico agent A. T. Jackson note good stands. mid April Eastern Carolina plants were 3–4 inches tall, South Carolina vines ranged 6–10 inches where frosts occurred.

College Station Raleigh Beaufort Pamlico Howard R. Garriss State College John L. Scribner Main Development Commission Garriss W. L. McGahey A. T. Jackson Carolina Mr. Scribner South Carolina

Brown Thrasher in North Carolina Gardens

The Brown Thrasher is a common summer visitor in eastern gardens with a long tail and rufous upper parts. It sings from high branches with clear, lively notes and is often mistaken for a Mockingbird. The article notes its identification and mentions an upcoming North Carolina Bird Club meeting in Statesville May 2 and 3. It also references cotton price concerns and farm data from NC State College officials.

Central Carolina Thrasher North Carolina Bird Club Statesville Thrash Birds of North Carolina

Students Prepare for Annual Livestock Day in Raleigh

North Carolina State College will host its second annual Livestock Day on May 3 at the state fairgrounds with about 70 animals entered in showing and fitting contests. Freshmen and sophomores will take part in a livestock judging contest Friday. Saturday features a Future Farmers of America contest. The event is led by Cecil M. Jackson of Dunn as chairman with a large team including P. J. Brown Jr of Charlotte and J. C. King of Laurinburg among others.

Raleigh North Carolina School of Agriculture State College State Fairgrounds Future Farmers of America Cecil M. Jackson Dunn P. J. Brown P. J. Brown, Jr Charlotte J. C. King Laurinburg W. E. Little Grimesland Rudolph Pate Lumberton Marvin Clay Hester Thomas Uzzell Moore Haven Fla Brice Ratchford Gastonia Eston Stokes Linwood Mack Setser Franklin Flake Bowles Hiddenite Mark Goforth Lenoir C. E. Blevins Hayes Cartier Hurst James E. Rollins Durham

Wickard to Address North Carolina Co op Meeting

Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard will address the joint annual meeting of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association and the Farmers Cooperative Exchange in Raleigh on May 13. Attorney Harold D Cooley will accompany him. about 5,000 farmers from the Carolinas are expected. The event, held at Memorial Auditorium, marks a pivotal time for agriculture as questions on production prices and defense program roles are raised by growers across the two states. The Cotton Association is NC's oldest farm co operative. the Exchange serves 20 000 farmers in NC and SC.

Raleigh Claude R. Wickard North Carolina North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association Farmers Cooperative Exchange Wickard G. Mann Harold D. Cooley Carolinas Memorial Auditorium Association FOX Mann South Carolina Carroll County Indiana Middle West Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Cotton Association Farmers Co-operative Exchange North

Liquid Fertilizer Start For Tomato Growth

Leigh NC April 28 A new method for starting tomato growth uses a liquid fertilizer as a plant starter. H R Niswonger NC State College extension horticulturist says it can also aid cabbage collards peppers eggplant and sweet potato slips. He notes that early establishment and higher yields were observed when used alongside regular fertilization.

Niswonger R. F Quaker Gap

Percheron Colts To Be Sold At Wakefield Farm Sale

Leigh April 28 A show and sale of registered Percheron colts will be held at Wakefield Farm Wake Forest on May 13. An inspection of Wakefield Guernsey cattle and a few females and two bulls will also be sold. The Wakefield Farm is three miles west of Wake Forest on N C Highway 91.

College Station Ralleigh Wakefield Farm Wake Forest R. H. Ruffner State College

Farm Report Fruits and Vegetables Update

North Carolina market notes reported by state and federal agriculture departments show wholesale prices for merchantable fruit and vegetables. The report focuses on the prices at which stock sold yesterday at principal markets and emphasizes stock quality and condition.

Carolina Uppias Point U. S North Carolina

Strawberries and Vegetables Market Report April 25

Shipments of strawberries across Alabama California and Louisiana total 107 cars with 57 cars auctioned in Hammond. Prices vary for Klondikes and U.S. No. 1 quality. Florida stock steady to slightly stronger. Cabbage lettuce radishes green peas sweet potatoes and potatoes show mixed national pricing with Florida and Carolina stocks noted.

Alabama California Louisiana Hammond U.S U. S New York Florida South Carolina Philadelphia North Carolina Hull Arkansas New Jersey Presque Isle Maine F.o.b Hastings Fla

Washington ABCs of Federal Agencies Quiz

A playful Washington D C puzzle lists initials of federal agencies and asks readers to identify each agency and the meanings of the other initials. The item ends with Answers on Classified Page, inviting readers to check the solution.

Washington D. C U. S ABC R. FL C R. LP P.M. P U. P.C U.S. S D. D.S A. W. O. Lanswers

Indian Elephant Study and German Sugar Ban Outlook

Ungraded snippets report on animal training with Indian elephants easier to tame than African counterparts. A separate note from Germany claims sugar use to sweeten tea or coffee is forbidden, reflecting regulatory stance.

Germany

Plumbing derives from Latin plumbum meaning lead

Plumbing gets its name from the Latin word plumbum meaning lead, reflecting early use of lead pipes in water systems and the linguistic link to metalworking terms carried into modern plumbing terminology.

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Beaufort and Carolina Bird Lore J. A. Shanklin North Carolina State College J. E. Mann SSS. Tonic S.S.S Elton S. Stokes of, E. Rollins Cecil M Jackson CE. Blevins Ratchford Paul A. Browm Flake BouneSs Nals Setser Carter Wurst Nearth Carolina State Callege Stokes County C. F. Parrish R. W. Graeber Europe A. D. Stuart E. V. Vestal North Carolina State College Extension U. S. Department of Agricuture EF. YY Floyd TNC Marjorie Johnston University of North Carolina May University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Miss Johnston Thartford City Ind Buck Timberlake Herbert Horton Rountree Farmville Blondie Bumsteads Darling Chic Young Beatrice Fairfax Inez Robb Dr. A. R. Dafoe Prine P.O. Box Grand Central Annev New York City United States Canada A. R. Dafoe Point Enterprise
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