Mallard Family Sets 85-Year 4-H Record In Jones County
Warren Mallard, 17, leads a storied 4-H lineage in Jones County with ten children in the family, all involved in 4-H. He has won state and national honors in recreation and rural arts, directed recreation at Holiday Lake camp, and aims for a Duke University BA and a future as a Free Will Baptist minister.
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Supply of Quality Eggs Limits Poultry Expansion
Prof Roy S Dearstyne head of North Carolina State College poultry warns 1949 poultry expansion is constrained by a shortage of quality hatching eggs. He urges proper management including breeder mashes, disease control, balanced diet, adequate housing, and careful egg handling to boost fertility and hatchability.
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Dear Santa I Want a Hair Dryer and Zip Repair Kit
Cynthia Lowry presents a playful holiday letter from a woman pleading Santa for two items the electric hair dryer and a zip repair tool kit. She jokes about how these gifts would solve many domestic tasks and even hint at past breakdowns sparked by a zipper mishap.
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