Beef Cattle Meet Set For Dec 21 22 In Raleigh
The fifth annual Beef Cattle Conference will be held December 21-22 in Riddick auditorium State College Raleigh with 19 speakers. J W Pou heads the sponsoring department. M E Aycock chairs the conference. Speakers include J Shaw of McNair Farms H Codding Jr of Rock Hill Ranch Dave Brower East Hill Farm Wayne Inglis and Karl Butler among others. Delegates may attend the Wolfpack Brigham Young basketball game Wednesday evening.
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Riddick Auditorium
State College
J. W. Pou
Department of Animal Industry
M. E. Aycock
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
X. Jones Shaw
McNair Farms
Mc Hab Tge
H. Codding Jr
Rock Hill Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Codding
Dave Brower
East Hill Farm
Chase City
Wayne Ingricultural
Waca Ba
Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Karl D. Butler
Avco Corporation
Ithaca
N.Y
Wolfpack
Brigham Young
When Income Drops So Drop The Trees
The text warns Hertford County farmers that shrinking peanut yields will reduce farm income and push pressure on woodlots. It urges selling marked timber, inviting competitive bids, and using forestry consultants to protect long term stands and maximize value while maintaining healthy forests.
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Hertford County
J. W. Ballentine
State Division of Forestry
Cme
Fin
Coming Events: Tax Courses and Beef Cattle Conference
December activities include Cotton Marketing Quota Referendum on the 13th. Farm Income Tax Short Course in Wilmington on the 13th and 14th. Farm Income Tax Course in Greenville on the 15th and 16th. Advanced Income Tax Short Course in Raleigh on the 19th to 21st. Beef Cattle Conference in Raleigh on the 21st and 22nd.
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Wilmington
Greenville
Raleigh
TAR HEEL GARDENER African Violets care and culture notes
North Carolina gardener details how to grow African violets Saint Paulin. Tips cover light needs warm humidity and window placement plus soil mixes for Piedmont Mountain and Eastern regions. It advises light measurements watering top and bottom, feeding with soluble fertilizer and preventing salt crust with waxing rims or wax paper.
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Africa
Piedmont
Domestic Tobacco Use Expected to Increase
Raleigh reports domestic tobacco use for cigarettes is likely to rise slightly in 1955-56. Experts Williams and Bennett cite export demand under P. L. 480 and stable loan prices, while burley output and carry-over expectations shift. Overall disappearance should mirror last year as the crop adjusts and acreage debates continue.
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Willams
Bennett
Congress
New Pain Relief Method Promises Piles Shrinkage
New York special report outlines a Bio-Dyne discovery from a world research institute now sold as suppositories or other forms. Early users claim dramatic relief from piles with high satisfaction and money back guarantees.
Cotton quota referendum to decide 1956 support levels
State Agricultural Extension Chief D S Weaver said the referendum set for December 13 will determine whether upland cotton in 1956 receives price supports at 75 to 90 percent of parity with marketing quotas in effect or, if rejected, no quotas and limited supports. North Carolina’s 1956 allotment stands at 483 932 acres.
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Raleigh
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
DT D. S. Weaver
State Cotton Promotion Committee
Cotton Quality Council
Weaver
North Carolina
The RSV Bible Gift For This Moment
A Christmas pitch promotes the Revised Standard Version Bible as clearer than older translations. It notes older manuscripts inform its accuracy while preserving timeless scripture. Firms Thomas Nelson & Sons publishes the RSVB, appealing to gift buyers.
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