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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1956

Page

5

Pork Heads Good Food Buys Now

Raleigh Durham market observers Miss Dorothy Mulder and George Abshier of the State College Extension Service note steady low pork and beef prices through January. Look for sausage bacon loin roast and picnic shoulder. eggs milk and produce offer good buys with Florida juice oranges best value while California navels are scarce and pricier.

Raleigh Raeigh-Durham Dorothy Mulder George Abshier State College Extension Service Mulder Ashier Florida California

Research Progress To Be Told At State College

North Carolina farm organization district representatives will attend a two day program at State College January 16 and 17 to hear progress from the N C Experiment Station. Topics include hurricane effect studies soils and crops and strategies to raise net income through food conservation.

Raleigh North Carolina State College N. C R. L. Lovvorn H. A. Stewart Stewart Extension Service Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administration State Department of Agriculture Department of Conservation and Development Farm Bureau Willi Ams H. Dobson Horace Godfrey ASC Williams Hall E. R. Collins Extension Agronomy

Explosion wrecks apartment house in Chicago

An explosion believed caused by gas wrecked a three story apartment building south of the Loop. Two women were injured and fire damage was estimated at up to seven thousand dollars. Fire officials ordered residents up to two adjacent houses to evacuate as a precaution.

Chicago Loop Frank Thielmann

Pesticide School Opens At North Carolina College

The annual two day pesticide school starts tomorrow at North Carolina State College on the campus. About 200 attendees mainly commercial pesticide manufacturers chemical formulators and agricultural dealers are expected in the College Union Building. W G Westmoreland extension weed control specialist says the event will help planning for next season. Dr R L Lovvorn Experiment Station director will open the session at 9 30 a m with registration an hour earlier.

Raleigh N. C. State College College Union North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station W. G. Westmoreland State College R. L. Lovvorn California A. S. Crafts W. A. Harvey California Extension G. C. Klingman O. E. Rud L. C. Whitehead Fish and Wildlife Service F. A. Todd R. O. White USDA

Water Holding of Soil Key to Irrigation Decisions

Researchers at North Carolina State College and USDA study soil water holding capacity, root depth, and evaporation to forecast drought risk and irrigation needs. Techniques include neutron meter readings and new dual detector tools to measure moisture at specific depths, aiding farmers and lenders in irrigation planning.

North Carolina Experiment Station Raleigh State USDA North Carolina H. M. van Bavel ARS Air State van Bavel Weather Bureau Bavel Swea

New Pole Barn Plans Available for Tar Farmers

Four new pole barn plans prepared by USDA are now available via State College extension. Plans 412 414 and 413 offer widths from 39 to 82 feet with flexible lengths and minimal skilled labor, featuring rafters set from the eaves and direct roofing. Plan 411 serves as a 30 foot open front shed with lightweight trusses.

Raleigh R. A. Ritchie Jr State College USDA Ritchie Pole Ice Force Extension Agricultural Engineering Department

Dental Care Of Cattle Is Advised

Cattlemen are urged to improve dental care for cattle that fail to eat or produce normal milk or meat. The American Foundation for Animal Health cites cases where defective teeth cause digestive upsets and unthriftiness, including a cow with sharp back teeth causing pain and feeding difficulties. After clipping teeth and dressing others, eating and milk production improved. South Carolina was the first state.

Raleigh American Foundation For Animal Health Foundation

Male moths develop mouth parts to feed on nectar and water

The text notes that male moths have evolved mouth parts enabling feeding on flower nectar and water. It emphasizes morphological adaptation without detailing species or study context.

Seedmen Training Courses Conclude for 1956

Raleigh NC seedmen's training completes with three sessions in Wilson Asheville and Statesville January 11 12 January 18 19 and January 25 26 for seed store salesmen. Courses taught by NC State College staff in cooperation with the North Carolina Seedmen's Association. Registration fee five dollars.

Raleigh Eugene Starnes North Carolina State College Extension Division Wilson Asheville Statesville N. C. State College School of Agriculture and College Extension Division North Carolina Seedmen's Association North Carolina State College Hassel Weeks Rocky Mount W. G. Quarles R. C. Grice Clarence Weston Asheboro College Extension Division State College Station Starnes

Prince Leaves For Florida Palm Beach trip with Grace Kelly planned

Prince Rainier of Monaco leaves Wilmington for a Florida motor voyage to Palm Beach for ten days to two weeks of fishing and visiting friends before joining his fiancée actress Grace Kelly in Hollywood. The monarch later resumes his duties after a quiet weekend and is saluted by his chaplain, The Very Rev. J Francis Tucker, on the anniversary of his religious life.

Wilmington Del Prince Rainier of Monaco Palm Beach Fla Hollywood Grace Kelly Mediterranean J. Francis Tucker

Stop topping your trees says Tar Heel Gardener

Raleigh expert John H Harris cautions against heavy pruning and limb removal that harms trees. He explains how leaf loss reduces food, how new growth cannot sustain large trunks, and why proper thinning and light are essential. He urges professional help for large removals and notes bleeding plants are not dangerous.

Raleigh

Young Offenders To Get Sterner Treatment

Louisville Ky Juvenile Judge Louis H Jull will adopt a sterner stance for young offenders guided by a youth advisory committee. The panel’s report urged 95 per cent diagnosis and 5 per cent treatment and recommended a formal, intimidating first court appearance to deter youths.

Louisville Louis H. Jull Jull

Jet Bombers In Japan Arrive To Reinforce FEAF

Five B57 jet bombers landed at Johnson Air Base near Tokyo to reinforce the U S Far East Air Forces. They are the first jets in FEAF modernization replacing B26 propeller planes. The B57s are set to deliver atomic capability and are the vanguard of 45 planned replacements.

Tokyo Johnson Air Base U.S. Far East FEAF Pacific U.S

Vicks Medi-Mist Nasal Spray Promises Relief

An old promotional blurb touts Vicks Medi-Mist nasal spray with a Clinic-Style Atomizer. It claims to relieve blocked noses and shrink swollen membranes for hours of easier breathing during a cold.

Vicks

It’s Time For Field Burning Again In Dixie

North Carolina farmers burn corn stalks and grass each January through March, wasting soil organic material. R S Douglass notes fires escape into woodlands harming timber, and urges farmers to burn only when benefits clearly outweigh risks to fields and forests.

Raleigh Dixie North Carolina R. S. Douglass State College Extension Forestry Douglass

Worn table covers dyed into fresh place mats

Worn table covers can be transformed into new looking linens by dyeing them a different color and then cutting them into place mats.

Raleigh and North Carolina farm education events list

Coming events list details several farming and agricultural training courses across North Carolina. Nurserymen short course in Raleigh runs January 8 to 10, pesticide school January 10 to 11, seedmen training January 11 to 12 in Wilson, district representatives meeting January 16 to 17 in Raleigh, apple growers short course January 16 to 17 in Asheville, and pest control operators school January 17 to 18 in Raleigh.

Raleigh Wilson North Carolina Board of Farm Organizations and Agencies N. C. Apple Growsers Asheville Pest Control Operators School

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