Thomasville L-Lexington Dam Nearing Full Completion
Thomasville and Lexington near completion of the Thomasville Lexington Dam and reservoir on Abbott's Creek. The 1.8 billion gallon facility costing about 750000 dollars will serve both cities for decades, with water expected to back up behind the dam once gate valves close. The project includes a concrete spillway, slope paving, and a potential dedication name yet to be decided. Lexington bears about half the cost, with construction near finish and two to three days of work remaining.
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Sunday Puzzle Clues and Answers Teaser
Puzzle solution hints appear on page 8 with entries covering places on Great Lakes zodiac signs grasses impulses spy Matn cricket heroes heroines and common verbs. The list includes designated items and a final line about music and secret meanings.
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Backyard Horse Is No Joke in Enid
Police were called by Mrs. Russell Britton to report a troublesome horse. An officer investigated and found the claims were not a joke as the horse and other animals were present on the property while owners were cleaning and addressing the situation.
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Mice Goof Experiments at Chandler Junior High
In Richmond Virginia Rufus and Goofus two guaranteed male white mice tested diet effects. Rufus received an unbalanced diet while Goofus ate a dietician’s delight to show balanced nutrition’s value. Goofus grew fast then Rufus surpassed with more weight and a smooth coat.
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Cucumber Road Tales And Farm News In Piedmont
Roaming The Piedmont reports suggest strong tobacco crop prospects in the old belt despite disease and variable weather. Farmers with irrigation systems and ponds are cashing in on water access, while drought and hail fears color the harvest outlook.
Irrigation System Boosts Farm Yields In North Carolina
Wallburg farmer C F Haymore uses a 2500 dollar irrigation rig on a 90 acre farm to water tobacco, tomatoes and beans. The three acre tobacco field can receive an inch of water in four hours, with tomatoes and beans irrigated as needed. Haymore expects several hundred dollars in gains this season and plans to adjust crops next year.
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Mills Home Homecoming Arrives in Thomasville
Big Welcome Home signs greet Mills Home as 1000 to 1200 alumni and families gather for the annual homecoming. Rev E Cleveland Wilkie presides at Mills Home Church starting 9 55 a m with a program honoring three longtime staff members Turner McCracken Edwards who together served 134 years. Franklin Bailey alumni editor leads a memorial for those who died in the past year. Adjournment at noon.
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