North Carolina fertilizer use falls in past year
The North Carolina farmers used 1,355,505 tons of commercial fertilizer in the year ending June 30, 49,528 tons less than the prior year, costing the department $9,905.55 in revenue. Despite lower sales, the department posted a June 30 cash balance of $153,420.45, with expanded marketing activities aiding farmers.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Agriculture
William A. Graham
Department
Graham
Department of Agriculture
Food and Oil Division
Health knowledge grows from AMA session findings
The American Medical Association sessions report unrestricted use and toxicity of cinchophen as atophan, rising heart disease risks from hypertension and systemic issues, epilepsy control via ketogenic diet with mixed results, and improved cancer care through surgery, radium, and X ray boosting five year survival after removal.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia
New Notaries Commissioned by Gov Gardner
New notaries public commissioned by Gov. O Max Gardner follow list: Mrs Annie Frances Best Durham W I Caldwell Hickory Frank B Cook Highlands W Scott Radeker Asheville W P Shaw Jr Winston R L West Warsaw.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Annie Frances Best
Durham
W. I. Caldwell
Hickory
Frank B. Cook
Highlands
W. Scott Radeker
Asheville
W. P Shaw, Jr
Winston
R. L. West
Warsaw
Washable gloves care and cleaning method
The guide explains washing suede or washable gloves using tepid water and white soap. Immerse fully, rinse twice, do not wring, press out water, and blot between towels. Dry flat with fingers straight, then hang to finish in a shady place and smooth while drying.
Charters Granted in North Carolina Incorp Orders
New certificates of incorporation issued in Raleigh list six companies. The Dixie Bottling Company of Lexington seeks to manufacture and bottle soft drinks with $19,600 authorized stock and $2,500 subscribed, led by Fred Sink and others. In-Dor Sports Corporation of Greensboro plans amusement devices with $2,500 authorized stock and $900 subscribed, led by H C Parks and Greensboro residents. Wright Memorial Bridge Company of Elizabeth City aims to construct a toll bridge with 1000 shares authorized and 30 subscribed, by local residents. John W Hudson Jr of Raleigh incorporates a general construction business with $100,000 authorized stock and $11,000 subscribed. Greenville Refrigeration Company of Greenville will trade refrigerating and electrical equipment with $3,000 authorized stock and $300 subscribed, by Greenville residents.
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Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Dixie Bottling Company
Lexington
Fred €. Sink
Roby Loftin
J. A. Walser
D Luther Koontz
In-Dor Sports Corporation
Greensboro
L. C. Blades
W. G. Gaither
W. L. Jones
Elizabeth City
John W. Hudson, Jr
John W. Hud
Atlantic Deeper Waterways convention set for October in Wilmington
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association will hold its annual convention in Wilmington from October 7 through 10. An estimated 800 members are expected to attend the event.
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Wilmington
The
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Errorgram Corrections and Lunar Tide Fact Check
The corrected note addresses four points about the tide and wording. It states the tide is lower as it ebbs, the middle man cites a lunar phenomenon for tides, uses singular phenomenon aligned with the moon, and clarifies the girl does not wear a sou wester as a coat, plus a scrambled word BRAIN.
Auto Bomb Kills Lawyer's Wife in Amarillo
The blast under the seat of the automatic car killed Mrs. A. D. Payne wife of a prominent Amarillo Texas criminal lawyer and injured their son A. D. Jr. Payne had recently handled several sensational criminal cases. The wrecked auto is pictured at the scene.
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A. D. Payne
Amarillo, Tex
A. D. Jr
Payne
Mrs. Meinerung To Join Guilford Home Economics Faculty
Guilford College announces a major expansion in the Home Economics department with Elizabeth Meinerung, formerly of Salem College, joining as a part time instructor. She will teach dressmaking and sewing two to three days weekly, expanding the program to meet state standards for student training.
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Meinerung
Guilford
Guilford College
Elizabeth Meinerung
Salem College
London firm formed to exploit pita fiber from Colombian plant
A new London company seeks to commercially develop pita fiber sourced from a pineapple-family plant thriving in Colombia. The fiber could yield products such as twine textiles and paper, leveraging the plant’s abundance for industrial use.
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London
Colombia
Ford Car Combines Reliability and Economy in Modern Design
The advertisement highlights Ford engineering emphasizing fuel efficiency and dependable service for millions. It touts features like a tuned compression chamber, new carburetor, hot spot manifold, aluminum pistons, and balanced crankshaft, with prices ranging from 435 to 625 dollars FOB Detroit and optional extras.
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Southern Railway System
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High Point
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. C
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India
Himalayan Mountains
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