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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
2
Enterprise Bureau reports the Guilford County dairy conflict seen as pivotal to North Carolina dairy industry and farmers rights. Dairy extension specialists visited Greensboro to advise dairymen after Pet Milk Co alleged mis treatment, with calls for reform and concerns over a possible NC withdrawal.
North Carolina producers accuse Greensboro based Greens boro Creamery and the Burlington NC State Creamery of sale to Pet Milk Products. Prices drop from 32 to 28 cents per gallon as March 1 price control looms. Dairymen reject the Creamery’s snub of the Wholesale Dairymen association and seek new outlets while some pasteurize and retail milk.
The North Carolina Society of Engineers will hold its 14th annual midwinter meeting January 16 and 17 at the Carolina Hotel Raleigh. Registration starts at 9 a.m. with President George F. Syme opening at 10. The program features state survey, laymen in public office, highway activities, deeds of conveyance seals, and engineering projects.
Asheboro citizen Robert Plummer aged 79 lies ill at his North Asheboro home with pneumonia. His sons W. E B. Plummer of Bloomfield Indiana R. R. Plummer of High Point J. B. Plummer of Greensboro and Fred Plummer of Asheboro are at his bedside.
Dr Raymond Binford president of Guilford College will depart tomorrow for Philadelphia to confer with educators from Haverford Swarthmore and Pender Hill about a proposed survey in connection with Friends schools in America.
A desert laboratory study by the Carnegie Institution of Washington finds Mexico hosting 524 cactus species while the United States has 207. The report highlights Mexico's greater cactus diversity based on field surveys around Tucson and regional collections.
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