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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1951

Page

5

Farm leader urges 50 percent of 1951 cotton to be set under loan

R Flake Shaw, executive vice president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau, calls on cotton producers to place at least half of their 1951 crop under loan to cover costs and stabilize markets. He cites House Agriculture tactics to stockpile cotton and resume foreign loans to buy American cotton, aiming to prevent price drops from a temporary surplus.

R. Flake Shaw North Carolina Farm House Committee On Agriculture Shaw Farm Bureau Delta Council New Orleans Department of Agriculture

Guernsey Show Dates Announced For North Carolina Exhibits

Raleigh reports the North Carolina Guernsey Breeders Association schedules district shows in August at Durham Hendersonville Brookeville Winston Salem and Pineville with the State show in Greensboro on September 5. Exhibitors must enter a animal at a district show for eligibility. entries may include multiple animals per class. Ribbons awarded to top five, champions receive special trophies, and health certificates required. Junior shows also listed with dates and locations. the state sale set for September 6. An average 1951 stock peanuts price announced by USDA at 230.56 per ton, 88 percent of August parity.

Raleigh North Carolina Guernsey Breeders Association Guilford County Clear Springs Allan Manor Creey Rougemont Durham Hendersonville Fair Grounds Brookberry Farm Winston-Salem Guilford County Agricultural Center Greensboro North Carolina Guernsey Breeders Association American Guernsey Cattle Club M. G. Newell Rees Ray G. Griffin James A. Dickens Wmn J. D. Elrod Southern Dairies Asheville North Carolina Guernse Breeders Association Toweter Guilford Agricultural Center Ward Snarr Siler City U. S. Department of Agriculture

Farms Report Storm Damage and Poultry Show Plans

Ruther ford County 4-H members prepare for a pallet show with cash prizes for top clubs as three hatcheries supply 100 chicks to each member in the 15 clubs. Transylvania County notes hogging down corn in Aug as Marvin Whitmire tests West Virginia 1163 corn for faster malting and yield advantages.

Rutherfordton Rutherford County Charles B. Padge Ate College Extension Service Col Poultry Brevard Transylvania Marvin Whitmire West Virginia Whitie

Fall Garden Tips for the Tar Heel Gardener

After rains, begin fall plantings with late tomatoes and lima beans. Direct sow or start broccoli cabbage lettuce and collards now. Chinese cabbage grows easily for raw salads. Guard against bean beetles with rotenone and cryolite. weather causes blossom end rot in tomatoes. Mulch to retain moisture. note cover crops have expanded US plantings since 1936.

Cabarrus Farm Leader Retires After Long Stay

Roy D. Goodman a 62 year old Cabarrus County extension agent with 37 years of service retires in September. He spearheaded the shift from single crop farming to diversified programs and led cattle tuberculosis control efforts. Goodman began in 1914 after graduating from State College and will retire to his Winecoff Community farm with wife Sopha Moosean. two sons Victor J. and Earl run the farm.

Irus County Roy D. Goodman Cabarrus County State College Extension Service Concord Tribune State College Goodman Cabarrus Bang Goodman's Winecoff Sopha Moosean Victor J Earl

Reunion At Farmerville School Promises Homecoming Program

A reunion of former teachers students and friends of Focuser High School is planned for next Saturday September 1 at the school. The Community Fair sponsors the event with free admission and a homecoming program beginning at 1 30 o'clock.

Focuser High School Satur Con Farmeseae

Advice on Saving Pine Trees From Southern Beetle Outbreaks

John Ford of North Carolina State College Extension warns farmers that southern pine beetles in Martin and Bertie Counties threaten stands. Salvage is urgent as browning trees cannot be saved. cut barked or infested trees, peel and burn bark, and process sawlog sized trees into lumber. Prompt action is essential to control the beetle brood.

John Ford State ‘College Extension Martin Bertie Mene Ford Cape

Grange Meets Hear Milford Byerly Hypnosis Talk

Oak View Grange met last Thursday at Ruth's Recreation Room route one. Overseer presided in Master absence. Funds from broom sale added to building. J C Forbis led fire extinguisher demo. Milford Byerly of Pugh Byerly Sportenn a program on hypnosis explaining mind control and perception. Farmers plan to pony 1951 growth.

Oak View Grange Ruth's Recreations Route One Vance Proctor Luanna Brock J. C. Forbis Walton Milford Byerly Pugh-Byerly Sportenna “Aan Oe

Burley tobacco urged for cigarette market at Waynesville

Dr. W. E. Colwell of North Carolina State College urged burley growers to target cigarette tobacco at the Waynesville Burley Field Day. He cited average yields and acre values in NC, compared with Tennessee and Kentucky, and warned high nicotine leaf lowers quality. He recommended manure, denser plantings, closer spacing, topping, and priming.

Burley Tobacco W. E. Colwell Department of Agronomy State College Burley Colwell Waynesville North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Agricultural Economics Department

Open kettle calls for tomato advice from Durham man

A Raleigh Durham extension agent recites safe canning methods after a male caller asks about cooking tomatoes. The agent explains hot water bath canning and times for cold pack jars, while the caller probes open kettle steps, ending with a polite exchange.

Raleigh State College Durham Ore Margaret Um

No Suckers Are These Boys It Says Here

Four Nash County Negro farmers test mineral oil to control tobacco suckers after a field day at the Upper Coastal Plain Branch Research Station near Rocky Mount. They treated 20 plants, using mineral oil on 10 hills and a 1 1 emulsion on 10 hills, applying oil after topping on a hot day to cover suckers.

Raleigh Nash County Upper Coastal Plain Rocky Mount William F. Wright Nash State Siege Extension Service

Tomato preserving method debate from Mrs Umberger

A reader asks how to boil tomatoes for canning and recalls advice from Miss Umberger who promoted the boiling water method but gave unclear instructions. The dialogue hints at confusion over proper steps.

Miss Umberger

Sears 4-H Poultry Show set for Greensboro sale

The Sears 4-H Poultry Show occurs Thursday September 6 at 10 00 a.m. in the Sears Retail Parking Lot at Gaston and Eugene streets Greensboro. Sixteen members each deliver 12 top pullets from 100 chicks raised last March and February. They sell Parmenter Reds at auction to the public. Also notes 189 000 bee colonies in North Carolina as of July 1 per beekeeper reports.

Sears Gaston Eugene Streets Greensboro

Britain Inches Toward Atomic Test Under Morgan

London AP reports Lt. Gen. Frederick Morgan named head of Britain's atomic energy program fueling speculation that Britain may test its first atomic bomb soon. Morgan, 57, aided Allied invasion planning in World War II and would replace retiring Viscount Portal as atomic controller.

London Frederick Morgan Britain Morgan Hope Army Viscount Portal Jenergy Lid Portal

Readable fragment on inflation trends and yearly comparisons

A terse note indicates prices were down for the fifth consecutive month at 294 percent of the 1910-14 level, with mid July readings showing a 2.3 percent decline and an 11.8 percent rise from the previous year. The garbled text references Rend in mid July and compares current values to prior periods.

Camel Cigarettes Ad Highlights Baseball Stars Endorsing

Baseball fans and major league players endorse Camel cigarettes as the steady choice. Mel Parnell Vic Raschi Eddie Waitkus Dick Sisler Willie Jones Bubba Church and Jim Konstanty are cited among the stars who smoke Camels. Camel claims mildness tests show it leads all brands by billions.

America Mel Parnell Boston Red Sox Vic Raschi New York Yankees Eddie Waitkus Dick Sisler Willie Jones Bubba Church Jim Konstanty Phils Camel

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