Rosy Ryan Returns to Rally Fans in Wrestling Card
Rosy Ryan, the famed Irish wrestler, returns to the circuit Wednesday night to clash with Blackjack Hader in a 90 minute two out of three falls match. Alan Fustace debuts against Chief Little Beaver, while Johnny Marrs and Phncho Valdez meet in a one fall hour long bout. Miss Charleston Louise Mack is chosen for the Azalea festival at the College of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demon Hader
Rosy
Hader
Alan Fustace
Wakefield
Kans
Little’ Beaver
Johnny Marrs
Memphis
Phncho Valdez
Hililand
Charleston
Pretty Louise Mack
S. C
The
College of Charleston
Enrollment Projection for North Carolina 4-H Clubs
J R Harrill leader of the State College Extension Service says 4 H Club enrollment may reach 55 000 members this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
J. R. Harrill
State College Extension Service
Hawkeye nine letter man breaks 19 year wait
Erwin Prasse, a Chicago born athlete, will become Iowa’s first nine letter man since Aubrey Devine in 1921. He graduates this June and stars in football basketball and baseball for the Hawkeyes.
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Iowa City
Erwin Prasse
Chicago
Iowa
Aubrey Devine
Prasse
Johnson Street Teachers Lauded by NEA Leader
Miss Amy H. Hinrichs, president of the National Education Association, lauds Johnson Street School teachers in High Point for four consecutive years of NEA membership and active commitment to educational advancement. She notes NEA promotes research and information on schools, with over 900,000 members.
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Washington, D. C
Johnson Street School
High Point
Amy H. Hinrichs
National Education Association
Miss Hinrichs
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
NEA
Hinrichs
Vaudeville performers travel vast mileage for engagements
England's 7,000 vaudeville performers journeyed about 7,000,000 miles nationwide to fill engagements as starch shipments from the Dominican Republic in a recent month topped 5,500,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dominican Republic
Haiti Seeks Large Coffee Orders From France This Year
Haiti anticipates significant coffee shipments from France in the current year. Officials project growing demand and aim to secure favorable terms for export volumes and pricing amid market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Coeffe
France
Farmers must file 1939 program payments by March 30
Farmers who joined the 1939 Agricultural Conservation Program have until March 30 to file payment applications, AAA official E. Y. Floyd said. About 30,000 applications remain. Parity payments deadline has passed, and April 15 is the final date for Farm Plans required before 1940 program payments. Floyd urged plans that outline farm operations to maximize benefits and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
E. Y. Floyd
AAA
State College
Floyd
Floyd Forecasts Favorable Response To Tobacco Ruling
College Station Raleigh March 18 The new AA ruling lets farmers cut 1940 tobacco acreage allotment by up to half without affecting future quotas FE Y Floyd State College predicted a favorable response in North Carolina due to tobacco surplus and low price prospects. The change applies to flue cured and barley tobacco farms and adjusts 1941 quotas accordingly. Final 1939 production is estimated 10 percent higher, making 1940 quotas also 10 percent larger.
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Gene Knight
College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
FE. Y. Floyd
State College
Triple-A
Ployd
AAA
Stokes County Farmers Establishing Dairy Herds
Stokes County farmers amid the tobacco situation are building purebred dairy herds under county agent L. F. Brum. Purchases of registered Guernsey cattle include W. J. Overby two males, N. C. Covington one male and one female, and A. L. Ashburn one male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes County
Danbury
L. F. Brumfield
W. J. Overby
Collinstown
N. C. Covington
King
A. L. Ashburn
Pine Hall
Carteret Farmer Raises Egg Profits by Raleigh Shipping
Crab Point farmer Gordon E Laughton boosts egg income by sending to Raleigh. He earns about 17 cents above production and marketing costs per dozen by selling 20 dozen eggs daily on a quality basis, improving on local 12 to 14 cent prices.
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Beaufort
Raleigh
Gordon E. Laughton
Crab Point
J. Y. Lassiter
Carteret County
Home gardens take front seat in Lenoir this year
Kinston March 18 Home gardens will occupy a definite place on most Lenoir County farms this year says G M Swicegood farm agent of the State College Extension Service Visits over the county show more garden fences and preparations than at any time since 1932 Swicegood believes the percentage of gardens per farm this year will be higher than during any year in the past 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Lenoir County
G. M. Swicegood
State College Extension Service
Swicegood
North Carolina farmers switch to home water systems in 1939
Extension records show 1601 NC farm families left the bucket brigade by installing home water systems in 1939. The one variety cotton community is deemed most practical for developing and maintaining local pure seed supplies, enabling farmer members to obtain new planting stock at a nominal cost.
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North Carolina
Bucket Brigade
North Carolina Sees Corn Yield Boost From Lespedera Use
Enos Blair extension agronomist at State College says broader lespedera use in North Carolina should raise corn yield per acre. The comment highlights potential gains for farmers adopting the cover crop practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Enos Blair
Extension Agronomist
State College
Peanut Market Maintains Pace in Raleigh Report
In College Station Raleigh on March 18, the clean and shelled peanut market shows wobble, while farmers' stock stays steady. Millers pay 3.5 cents per pound for best jumbos. shelling stock ranges 3.5 to 3.65 cents. Virginia type grades soften. Spanish farmers' stock holds at 1 to 1.05 dollars per 30 pound bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
B. Troy Ferguson
State College Extension Service
Bureau of Agricultural and Ferguson
Roosevelt Franklin Plans Strip Cropping Trial on Farm
Madison County farmer Roosevelt Franklin announces he will try strip cropping this year after hearing from fellow farmer T. A. Woody. Assistant Farm Agent J. B. Holloman calls strip cropping the salvation of small mountain farms with limited flat land.
County Agent Urges Full Use of Cotton Allotment
Sanford March 18 Farm Agent J. P. Kiser urges Lee County farmers to plant their full cotton acreage allotment this year. He also advises an adequate boll weevil control program both pre-square and post-square poisoning. Cooperative orders have been placed for more than 20 barrels of molasses to mop cotton.
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Sanford
J. P. Kiser
Lee County
Poultry Death Rate Rise in Pullets Warns Expert
Dr C H Bostian a poultry geneticist of State College reports chick mortality has fallen but pullet death rates have increased highlighting concerns in breeding and management practices.
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C. H. Bostian
State College
Expert advises planting wilted land with resistant cotton strains
Dr. Luther Shaw of State College extension plant pathology says Clevewilt Dixie Triumph and Humeo Dixie should be planted on soil already infected with cotton wilt to manage disease risk.
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Luther Shaw
State College
Notice to Creditors of Sarah Elizabeth Lineback estate
Executrices Abigail Lineback White and Elizabeth Lineback Hutchens publish a notice to creditors to file claims within one year from March 15, 1940 or be barred. All debtors should settle immediately.
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Sarah Elizabeth Lineback
Abigail Lineback
White Elizabeth Lineback Hutchens
Live At Home Program Gains Ground In North Carolina
North Carolina farm families follow the live at home plan urged by Dr. I O Schaub of the State College Extension Service to grow food and feed. Each person should have at least one tenth acre of vegetables in a home garden as part of a balanced program with AAA payments for garden acreage and 50 000 plus 52 000 leaflets issued to guide varieties and cultivation with contests planned to boost participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
I. O. Schaub
State College Extension Service
Dr. Schaub
Extension Service
AAA
Farm Security Administration
North Carolina Lime and Phosphate Aid Boosts Pastures
The AAA grant of aid program distributing lime and phosphate to North Carolina farmers has led to the establishment of more and better pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
North Carolina
Sale Notices High Point Guilford County 1940 Auction
The City of High Point files a notice of sale in Guilford County NC with Commissioner H L Baumgardner listing Roland Park Lot 66 in Roland Park as the property to be sold April 8 1940 at 11:00 A M at the east door of the Guilford County Building for cash subject to court confirmation and to street assessments and taxes not included in the judgment. The listing includes Florence Edmonds Elizabeth Jerome Womble Wachovia Bank and Trust Carrie Smith and Elizabeth Long heirs of W M Hendren.
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Florence Edmonds
Elizabeth P. Jerome
W. G. Jerome
Linville K. Martin
Wombie
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
W. M. Hendren
Carrie H. Smith
A. Z. Smith, Jr
Elizabeth H. Long
Charles W. Long
High Point Township
Guilford County
N. C
Roland Park
Office of the Register of Deeds
H. L. Baumgardner
Council St. Whittingtons Co
Whittingtons
Jones Estate
Jones Iine
Morefiel Corner
Morefield Mne
Council
T. O
Tingtons Corner
Cou St
Whittons
Jones
Whittintons
Council St
W. E. Linthic Corner
E. Paralle
Linthicine
Councill
Linthicum
Runni
Lintcum
Linthicum Corn
Culler Line
Culler
Coucil
Coucil St., Culler Corner; Thence In A Direction With Said Council St. An
Register of Deeds Office
Ford County
N.C
W. C. Jones
L. Baumgardner
Jones Estate Foreclosure Notice in North Carolina
The undersigned Commissioner will on April 1 1940 at 11 00 A M at the east door of the court house sell to the highest bidder cash subject to court confirmation property in Point North Carolina tied to W C Jones Jr Tom Jones Wa che Bank and Trust Co Hood System Industrial Bank Myers Dept Store and others in a municipal case City of Point v W C Jones Jr Tom Jones etc.
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W. C. Jones
Carey O. Jones
Elizabeth J. McPherson
Bruce McPherson
Tom Jones
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Hood System Industrial Bank
Myers Dept
John D. Biggs
General Contract Purchase Corp
City of
High Point
North Carolina
City of Point
W. C
Outdoor Seed Box A Starter for Small Seeds
An old garden note extols seed boxes or flats for starting tiny seeds both indoors and outdoors. Use 12x18 to 14x20 inch flats with fine loam, sow thinly for coarse seeds and broadcast for fine seeds, keep seedlings in the box until the first true leaves appear, then transplant carefully to avoid crowding.
Property descriptions and plots in Pitts map area
Legal notice listing numerous lots and blocks with plat book and page references in Guilford County North Carolina. Descriptions include street boundaries and corner markers, with assessments and taxes noted. Commissioner L. Baumgardner signs February 26, 1936.
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AL Lopez
Boston Bees
Tampa
Fla
Lopez
Pete Coscaret
Brooklyn
Ryan
Rosy Ryan
Blackjack
Kansas City
Hawkeyes
Johnson Street
Beliae
By Robt. Ripley
Leo
New Orleans
Walter Parker
Baltimore
King Peanure
Mary Louise Hopkins
Leona
Texas
Carteret Farmer
Home Gardens
Lenoir
MR. Roosevelt Franklin
Pitts
New St
Rock Quarry
N. E
Said St
Hall St
S. 83
Pitts and Council Corner
W. O. Jones
S. W
Fuller Place
Willowby Road
J. A. Cecils
Miss Spencers
Spencers
A. C. Jones
S. E
Cecil and
Cecil
Willoughby Reade
St. 521
J. J. Haworths Corner
Jackson
Willoughby Reade St
Hayworths Corner
Hayworths
St. E
Alfred St
Reed
Willoughby Reed
W. R St
Chestnut St
Chestnut
Jones Corner
N. W
Tipton St
L. C. Jones
J. &. Worth
Anthony
Mrs. Thony
N. di
C. E. Reitzel Corner
Rei
Council Corner
Said Jones
Bascom Jarrell Co
Jarrell
Thong
W. O
Council St. Jones
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