Tar Heel potato crop drought threatens heavy losses
North Carolina state agriculture experts warn the Tar Heel potato crop could be cut in half within days if rainfall does not come, with Pamlico and Beaufort counties worst hit. Commissioner John Hall Manning notes veterans loan checks totaling 135,990 will be mailed next week from the state fund. The highway commission reports 442 miles added to a 6,500 mile network under 1927 authority, allowing up to a 20 percent expansion.
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London dog grooming shop hones prices by size
A London barber shop and beauty parlor for dogs adjusts its pricing for haircuts and shampoos based on the dog's size. The business separates services by small medium and large dogs and lists corresponding rates. The unique concept highlights a specialized pet care market in the city.
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Flower sought during May walks from cross word puzzle
The puzzle hints at a flower sought in May hikes, with the answer linked to No 21 horizontal. The grid includes clues for moving seats, beasts of burden, noble ranks, literary terms, and natural items.
Sir John Russell to Speak at State College
Sir John Russell third Rothamsted director will lecture at State College on May 25 and 26 on English agriculture and Rothamsted experiments. He heads the station since 1912 and is knighted for services to farmers. He is attending the International Soil Congress in Washington and will tour major universities, with State College the southern stop.
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Bullet Through Mansion Window Misses Governor Sorlie
A bullet fired through a window of the North Dakota executive mansion narrowly missed Governor A. G. Sorlie late yesterday, authorities said, with the shot revealed at his home today.
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Rush for License Tags Starts With Club Tour
Raleigh May 206 First steps toward the rush for new automobile license tags began as C W Roberts and C T Matthews of the Carolina Motor Club left on a 3000 mile journey visiting all 35 branch offices. The trip aims to inspect offices to ensure readiness to distribute the new license plates.
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Southern Pines
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