Pasture Farmers To Be Honored In State program
Raleigh April 30 A program to honor North Carolina Green Pastures farmers has been approved by the State ISDA council. Farmers feeding at least 1 percent of acres in improved pasture per animal unit receive a plaque, while those seeding one acre per unit get a letter of achievement. The effort aims to seed 2 million acres of permanent pastures with Ladino clover and companion grasses, and includes optional programs for tough soils and local committees to designate eligible farmers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Isda Council
S. H. Dobson
State
Dobson
North Carolina Hybrid Seed Corn Leads State Production
Raleigh April 30 With N C 27 leading the way North Carolina hybrid seed corn production rises each year Records from the Crop Improvement Association at State College show 116861 certification tags issued this season relative to grower fields and expected harvest The N C 27 yellow hybrid tops with 14838 tags Dixie 18 yellow is second Dixie 17 white declines from 22562 to 12939 and other listed hybrids also show decreases across the board
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Raleigh
N. SC
North Carolina
N. C
State Colege
E. C
Dixie
Yalow N. C
U. S
N.C
Certificates and awards set for Green Pastures panel
The Green Pastures Rules and Awards committee will issue certificates and awards after certification by county chairmen. Certificates must reach the State office by September 15. State committee members include Neil G. Bullard A. A. Cone W. H. Durst Raler and H. A. Patten among others.
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Green Pastures
Dobson
Neil G. Bullard
Vocational Agriculture Education Department
A. A. Cone
Soil Conservation Service
W. H. Durst
N. C.ment
Agriculture
Raler
Farmers Home Administration
H. A. Patten
Production and Marketing Administration
FASTEETH Improves Comfort for Loose Dentures
An alka line powder named FASTEETH promises firmer dentures and reduced embarrassment from loose plates. It soothes gums with a cooling effect and is available at drug stores.
Grange Holds Productive Gathering and Plans Local Projects
Thirty three Oak View Grange members met at Ruth's recreation room for a regular session led by Master Vance Proctor. They discussed a curb market for High Point and the community benefits and commitments. Fire safety demo by Petty from Fire Control Co. and committee appointments followed. Rural Life Sunday set for May 6 at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church with Olive Hayworth guiding community identification projects.
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Oak View
Forbis
Grange
Buddy Bullock
Bill Barrett
Miss Phillips
Judson
S. B. Clapp
H. G. Wilson
Cecil Handy
Rural Life
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Olive Hayworth
Tommy Hayworth
James Freeman
4-H Club Work Praised For Building Future Leaders
Raleigh and Greensboro 4-H leaders from State College Raleigh and Woman’s College Greensboro received high praise for home demonstration work this week. They urged youths to practice democratic cooperation at home to prepare tomorrow’s citizens and leaders.
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Raleigh
Woman's College
Greensboro
State College
Sedsaen
Naport
John F. Long, Jr
Iredell County
William Shackleford
Wayne County
Cam
Youngie
SAY
Carolyn Smith
Peggy Shackleford
Pigs at Home Face High Losses in U S Swine Herds
A North Dakota extension veterinary expert outlines causes of baby pig losses kept at home, estimating about thirty million pigs born in the U S each year are lost before market. He cites management faults from farrowing to nursing, feeding, housing, sanitation, and parasite control, stressing preventive care and veterinary help to save piglets.
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United States
Osborne
North Peacekee State College
Flocks Prove Profitable For Anson County Poultry Owners
In Anson County, several flock owners reported five months of profit after feeding costs. Demonstrations by the State College extension service documented earnings across small commercial, home-use, and hobby flocks. Jack Flake of Route 1, Wadesboro, earned 1181.64 over feed costs from 598 Parmentar Reds, averaging 103 eggs per bird.
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Anson County
State College Extension Service
W. Glenn Tussey
Anson
Gener
Jack Flake
Route 1
Wadesboro
Peschland
Rk Rushing
King Briley
Polkton
Woman throws from second story window in nightclub dispute
Detroit police report Mrs. Rosc am 2% told officers she refused to accompany her husband on an after tour of nightclubs and was tossed from a second floor window. Wilson Surls, 29, was held for felonious assault inquiry.
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Detroit
Rosc Am
Surls
Wilson Surls
Farm Doings and Crop Stats for 1950 51
US farmers applied weed control on over 30 million acres of cropland last year. Pakistan started flue cured tobacco in 1948 and aims to meet its needs by 1953. Over 1.5 million acres of cotton were defoliated chemically in 1950 and more than 50 thousand bales of extra long staple cotton were sold. The flue cured tobacco harvest for 1950 51 is estimated at 1.91 billion pounds, a record.
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United States
Pakistan
Cow winds up year's test
In Brattleboro Vermont on April 30 Superb Carolina Pride a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Cedar Lodge Dairy Thomasville NC completed a 365 day production test. She yielded 582 pounds of butterfat and 16597 pounds of milk, milking twice daily. She was 4 years 1 month old at the start and testing was supervised by North Carolina agricultural engineers in cooperation with The Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Brattleboro
Carolina Pride
Cedar Lodge Dairy
Thomasville
North Carolina
North —— al Leged Agriculture A Engineering
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Forgotten birthday ends in 107th year death
Richard Meleady an Irish immigrant who forgot his birthday last Friday died yesterday His forgotten birthday would have been his 107th birthday in Coeur d Alene Idaho Authorities reported the death as a quiet passing in the city home
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D'Alene
Ida
Richard Meleady
Meleady
Robbers seize whisky from Zifferia truck platform
Three men in a truck tractor hijacked a trailer loaded with 500 cases of whisky worth 25000 dollars at the Zifferia loading platform in Chicago. Police reported the theft today.
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Chicago
Zifferia
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Security Bank
Vance Proctor
North Carolina Frozen Food Locker Association
Colonial Frozen Food of
High Point, Inc
Proctor
Guilford County
Oak View Grange
FCX Dairy Feeds
Best Buy
High Point Fcx
Main St
George S.may Company
42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
Killaoy
Arden
Beeson
N. Main ST
Kaiser-Prazer
Willow Run
Kaiser+Frazer
Henry J
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N. Wrenn St
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