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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1956

Page

5

It's Time For Using More Eggs

It's January Egg Month urges higher egg usage with nutrition notes from W G Andrews. Eggs supply substantial daily vitamin A calcium phosphorus iron and all nine essential amino acids while offering moderate price and ample supply. A Denver Sandwich recipe and cheese omelet variant are shared as family meals.

Raleigh W. G. Andrews State College Extension Denver Andrews

Youth In Pistoia Caught Palming 10 Lire Coins

Gino Senesi aged 15 in Pistoia Italy was arrested after police found 200 counterfeit 10 lire coins in his car. He had previously received a warning for passing similar coins to gas station attendants. The 10 lire coin is worth 1.6 cents.

Pistoia Italy Gino Senesi Senesi

Wiring Is Headache on Farm Here Are Basic Recommendations

Farm Electrification Bureau advised farmers to hire qualified electricians for wiring and to plan 20 amp circuits with no smaller than No 12 conductors for lighting, outlets, and motors. Feeders should be No 6 or larger, with voltage drop limits of 1 to 3 percent depending on load. Motors over a third horsepower require 230 volt branches. proper distribution and planning with suppliers pay off through safer, more reliable service.

Lime Important For Better Crop Yields

Dr. E. R. Collins of North Carolina State College explains lime as a remedy for acid soils. Lime improves soil chemistry and structure, boosts plant nutrients, and speeds decay of organic matter. Soil testing via county agents guides lime and fertilizer needs for better yields. Lime can be applied year round with several spreading methods ensuring even distribution.

Raleigh E. R. Collins N. C. State College North Carolina Collins

Dairymen Shift to Larger Herds in North Carolina

Raleigh NC dairymen move to higher producing cows and bigger herds says A D Seale Jr extension specialist. NC Grade A milk sales Jan Aug 1955 up about 3 percent from 1954 while May saw 2 percent fewer producers.

Raleigh North Carolina A. D. Seale Jr Seale

Clear Boundary Marking Urged for Timber Owners

Raleigh Timberland owners are urged to mark boundary lines clearly to enforce trespass penalties. State extension forestry specialist R S Douglass notes laws require proof the intruder knew of crossing. Without clear lines, trespass cases often yield only timber market value.

Raleigh R. S. Douglass State College Extension Douglass

Puff omelet with cheese yolk fold and bake

A cheese sauce is melted with milk then folded into stiff egg whites and yolks with pepper. The mixture is folded together and cooked slowly until puffed and lightly browned, then baked at 225 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes for 2 to 3 servings.

Heredity and Management Factors In Hatchability

North Carolina poultry expert R S Dearstyne notes hatchability depends on heredity and management. Healthy stock, ample males, proper spacing, ventilation, breed mash, and frequent egg collection prevent low hatchability and protect the nest egg.

Raleigh North Carolina R. S. Dearstyne State College Poultry Science Department Dearstyne Dearstone

Forest owners spar over Christmas trees in Mexico City

Mexican forest owners debate the 1956 Christmas tree import habit. They argue importing from the United States and Canada drains dollars and harms forests. A lumberman says Mexico could supply trees by thinning forests, improving forest health and reducing waste.

Mexico City United States Canada Mexico

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Ira Miller Farm Electrification Bureau North Caro Wright Bldg N. Main ST Ngs Wachovia the Bank For Your Savings Zere High Point Guilford Optical CO Guilford County High Point Township H. A. Wood Ass’t W. F. Hester Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System
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