Farm Bureau Holding Meet At Asheville
The Farm Bureau convention is held in Asheville with national and state leaders and state politicians expected to speak. The Associated Women auxiliary meets simultaneously and will deliver an address tonight. Gov. W Kerr Scott will give the main address tomorrow morning followed by officers and committee reports. The event closes Tuesday afternoon.
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Seunday
Enatt
Associated Women
Federation
Auxery
W. Kerr Scott
Oak View Grange votes down plan for school Grange facility use
Oak View Grange rejected interchanging use of a school hall for Grange purposes with a 22 to 1 vote plus two abstentions. The club plans safety projects with the community and 4-H pig program. a planning meeting is set for Wednesday night at Ruth's recreation room. The next meeting on February 22 will feature Homer Barrett speaking on civilian defense.
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Gra
Grange
Ruth's Recreation Room
School of Grange
Stiene Beuneemaration Club
Orvie Hayworth
Gene Abbott
Oak View
Vance Proctor
Ruth's Game Room
Homer Barrett
Fractured denture fears sparked by sudden slip
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dental mishap where a wearer’s false teeth slip and wobble, causing alarm and concern about safety while eating or speaking. The text mentions the dental plate and a sudden incident that prompted fear, though specifics are unclear.
Oak View 4H Poultry Program Highlights Club Action
Oak View 4H club reports on poultry project with 100 pound Sears Foundation grant for ten members. Members will raise parmenta cue breed pullets and sell 12 birds next October. funds support the club poultry pool. David Culler Roby Hayworth cited for club work. girls urged to grow livestock skills and form a pure bred hog pool with three sows farrowing in March.
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Oak View
Sears Foundation
Parmenta Cue Tae Club
Senouie
Ane Ee Aes
David Culler
Roby
Hayworth
Fee
Courage
Guernsey Cattle Breeders Plan Winston-Salem Meeting
Guernsey Cattle Breeders to meet in Winston-Salem at the Robert E Lee hotel with Karl Musser of Peterborough NH as principal speaker. About 100 members from across the state will attend. Dr D W Colvard will present the annual award for Guernsey cow work. Officers include Dr William Moore vice president and L B Moore secretary. Annual milk per cow in NC averages 4500 pounds versus a national 5300.
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Mims
Meen
Orth Carolina Guernsey Cattleeda Association
Aoe
Weisanag
Robert E. Lee
Karl Musser
Peterborough
N. H
American Cattle Club
D. W. Colvard
Ake Husbandry
State
Guernsey
Association
William Moore
L. B. More
Greensboro
Trinity Grange Meets Tonight in Grange Hall
Trinity Grange meets tonight at 7 in the Grange Hall. A brief feature of the session is announced with a short program and refreshments provided. The notice also mentions a discussion on agriculture and local pricing trends.
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Trinity Grange
Farm Doings Grange Strives for Memorial Membership Goal
State Grange members launch an educational drive to honor Albert S. Goss Memorial by increasing rural memberships. Goal is ten new members before June 30, 1951, with a plaque at range Headquarters recording counties meeting the target.
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Albert S. Goss
Oncetinne
Finch Herd Classified Under Holstein Friesen Association
Doak Finch of Thomasville owns a Holstein herd classified for body type under the Holstein-Friesian Association America sponsorship. It marks the first time the herd has been classified by the association's Herd Classification program, which aims to improve breed type. the herd now totals 30 classified animals.
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Holstein-Friesian Association America
Doak Finch
Thomasville
Association
Tobacco growers warned about blue mold panic in old bed covers
State College plant disease specialists say destroying old plant bed covers won t prevent blue mold carryover and will not solve shortages. Lime use eases winter poultry litter moisture with hydrated lime applied at four square feet per limeged space and reapplied every two to four weeks as needed.
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State College
North Carolina
R. S. Dearstyne
Dearstyne
Midge Larvae Control For Tobacco Beds
Entomologist George D. Jones of the State College Extension Service discusses controlling tobacco bed midge larvae with 5 percent DDT dust. Adults lay eggs in damp, matter-rich beds. one pound per 100 square yards is often enough. Regular bed checks recommended to apply dust only after larvae activity appears.
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George D. Jones
State College Extension Servce
Jones
TAR HEEL GARDENER By JOHN H. HARRIS
Miss Eva Woodruff of Yukon Oklahoma shares a simple spring gardening technique for children. She plants tomato cabbage and flower seeds in a gallon bucket warms it then buries the bucket in a south facing hole and covers with cloth to protect against cold. She also advocates treating seeds with a standard seed treatment bought from seed sellers hardware and drug stores to improve germination and plant health.
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Eva Woodruff
Yukon
Oklahoma
Miss Woodruff
Sheep Orders Open As Local Plan Expands
Kimrey reports farmers placing larger orders for ewes purchased in Montana at about 35 dollars each with an extra ten dollars for the animal. lambs cost five dollars per order. Prospective buyers may contact the agent’s office at the county building in High Point Thursday morning.
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Kimrey
Montana
High Point
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High
Winston-Salem
Will
Continental
Cape Alva ‘Wash
Belk
BELXS
Belk Stevens
Goss
Tar Heel
John H. Harris
State Department of Revenue
ABC Board
North Carolina Citizens Council
Floyd Chadwick
Sect
P.O. Box
Raleigh, N.C
Dry County
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