Income Tax Short Course Advanced Session Held at State College
Raleigh the annual series of short courses on farm and small business income taxes will conclude with an advanced three day session in the College Union Building. Speakers include H W Griffin E T Barnes W H Hughes and John H Ingle. A banquet will feature E C Palmer. Sessions run Monday through Wednesday under W L Turner.
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Raleigh
State College
College Union
H. W. Griffin
E T. Barnes
Income Tax
W. H. Hughes
N. C. Department of Revenue
John H. Ingle
Social Security Administration
E. C. Palmer
Internal Revenue Service
Atlanta
W. L. Turner
Department of Agricultural Economics
N. C. State College
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
N. C. Society of Accountants
Dairymen Can Increase Net Incomes by Egg Production
North Carolina State extension expert D G Harwood Jr advises dairymen to add commercial egg production to existing milk operations. He notes that up to 1,000 hens can be profitably housed with current milk and poultry prices, even at one dollar hourly labor, stressing continual reevaluation of farm mix as costs and prices shift.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
D. G. Harwood Jr
N. C. State College
Harwood
Beef Cattle Meeting Set at State College
North Carolina beef cattle interests gather for the fifth annual Beef Cattle Conference at State College with Curtis Packing Company speaker Norman Curtis of Greensboro on fat cattle grading. Wayne Corpening of Wachovia Bank will discuss beef cattle financing as 18 experts present through registration at 8 a.m. in Riddick Hall.
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State College
Raleigh
North Carolina
Norman Curtis
Curtis Packing Company
Greensboro
E. H. Hostetler
Curtis
A. V. Allen
H. D. Quessenberry
State Department of Agriculture
Hostetler
Wayne Corpening
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Corpening
Riddick Hall
Off Flavored Eggs Common At Some Times
Raleigh reports indicate housewives seek quality but should not blame producers when off flavored eggs appear. Winter rarely brings such eggs. on range in spring through autumn they may occur more often. Flavor linked to bird diet explains lemon carrot turnip green cabbage inputs and occasional feed oil issues. Off flavors are not health hazards and no disease is transmitted. prolonged storage and possible heredity may contribute.
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Raleigh
R. S. Dearstyne
State College Poultry Science Department
Dearstyne
Raleigh Hosts Tax Course Beef Cattle Meet
From December 19 to 21 Raleigh hosts an Advanced Income Tax Short Course. December 21 to 22 a Beef Cattle Conference gathers in Raleigh. December 29 features a Burley Tobacco Marketing Quota Election event in the same area.
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Raleigh
Burley Tobacco
Harvesting Damaged Crops: North Carolina Farmers Face Decision
Hurricanes damaged crops forcing NC farmers to choose whether to harvest or substitute. Extension specialist D G Harwood advises evaluating future costs and market value to cover harvesting and marketing. If early season damage occurs, alternative crops may be preferred, considering relative returns.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
D. G. Harwood
Harwood
Luxury Foods Are In Season Says Expert
Raleigh coverage quotes Dorothy Mulder advising budget minded shoppers on seasonal foods for a Christmas feast. She highlights affordable pork cuts such as loin roasts picnic shoulders bacon and sausage while noting ham prices rise slightly due to holiday demand. A cranberry glaze is suggested for an elegant holiday ham.
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Raleigh
Dorothy Mulder
State College
Miss Mulder
Alfalfa Crop Ranges With Strong Stand Good in Mountains
Raleigh report from extension agronomy specialist S H Dobson notes alfalfa this year shows strong stands despite late March freeze damage in some fields and experimental plantings. He cites good Ladino Clover and big trefoil spreads at Laurel Springs and highlights John Randolphs nine year old alfalfa stands on 22 acres with 18 cows grazed.
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Raleigh
S. H. Dobson
State College
Dobson
Laurel Springs
John Randolph
Yancey County
Randolph
Grow Your Own Christmas Foliage With Hardy Evergreens
A Raleigh gardener suggests planting hollies magnolia pine fir and hemlock for festive decorations. He lists attractive shrubs like nandina pyracantha photinia viburnum euonymus barberry and Gold Dust Aucuba plus Caroberry Snowberry Rosa Multiflora and Oregon Grape as year round landscape options.
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Raleigh
Les Place
Santa Stolen From Church Christmas Tree Sale
Two young men drove to Emanuel Episcopal Church in Louisville and stole a papier mache Santa Claus display from its Christmas tree sale. Police searched for the suspects.
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Louisville
Emanuel Episcopal Church
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