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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1958
Page
16
Describes a room with striped velvet and a low fruitwood table topped by white marble. The carpet and fabrics are man made for easy care, creating a cohesive, low maintenance decorative setting.
In North Carolina experts say vegetables and markets must grow together. Grower-shipper operations help small sellers access larger buyers and plan production to market needs. The state has over 15 markets with annual vegetable sales near 12 million dollars and 10 sweet potato markets generating about 10 million dollars.
Randolph County farm agent David E. McCracken notes silage as a highly successful roughage for dairy cattle. Dairyman Robert Parrish of Trinity Route 1 hesitated at first but fed silage to younger calves and observed strong acceptance and growth. The agent says calf condition improves when silage is introduced earlier. Boston ivy turns orange red in fall, suitable for wall cover.
In Raleigh a rural extension specialist states that separating hens from males during growth improves weight gains and marketing efficiency. He notes hormones could aid this advantage, underscoring that the tom may be increasingly seen as unnecessary.
Tilman R. Walker warns farmers to strictly follow Acreage Reserve terms for 1958 and beyond. Key rules include no planting before 1959 except fall 1958 harvests, no grazing before 1959, and no harvest in 1958. Violations risk loss of payment or a civil penalty up to 50 percent.
The account notes that many scholars view Horatius at the Bridge as legend born around 508 B.C. with some supporters insisting the event truly happened in that year. In historical circles the tale stands as a symbolic defense rather than verifiable fact.
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