Church Directory Listings for Sundays and Services
The Enterprise presents a church directory listing weekly preaching schedules. MernopwtT holds 11 am and 7 30 pm services on the first and third Sundays with Rev SV Hoyle as pastor and 9 am Sunday School. Presbyterian services occur 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev P H Dalton. Friends meet for 11 o'clock Sunday worship with Thursday services and 10 am Sunday School. Barrist offers 11 am and 7 30 pm services on 2nd and 4th Sundays under Rev 8 H Thomp son with 2 30 pm Sunday School. Episcopan conducts services 3rd Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev W L Reaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernopwtt
SV Hoyle
Presbyterian
P H Dalton
Friends
Barrist
H Thompson
W L Reaney
Birds and church life fill a North Carolina week
Local notes describe bird hunting, baptist convention sessions in Durham, marriages, deaths, and community ventures. J L Kirkman unveils a two story addition, Thomasville gains two papers and electric lights, and the Empire Plaid Mills may expand.
Siler City News Highlights Local Taxes Fair and Accidents
Sheriff gives tax collection at R A Wheeler store on Fri and Sat Nov 25 26 in High Point township. Siler City Agricultural Society hosts its first annual fair Dec 1 2. Supreme Court upholds Gov appointing county magistrates. Obituary notes James R Montgomery dies at 53 from emery wheel wound in Greensboro. Local street opening eyed. train incident with Turner and Capt Pride Jones ends without severe harm. Local beef market praised by Cox Hoskins. Branson's Almanac 1888 advertised. Agricultural guidance on corn cultivation and field management offered.
Deep Plowing Advice Aims to Save Corn Root Health
In early season corn culture the author argues for deep plowing and breaking roots to promote topsoil rooting in warm moist conditions. Let roots spread early, then reseed with new roots suited to heat and moisture. Experience favors deeper, frequent plowing over minimal tillage. warnings about roots consuming plant food are noted. Ends with local ads and notices including tobacco warehouses and an emphasis on Electric Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Andrews
Venus
Pantheon
Florida orange crop estimates show a 200000 box drop
The Florida orange crop is estimated at 1,000,000 boxes, 200,000 fewer than last year, with a large share expected to be of excellent quality. A separate note warns women’s health concerns and advises Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein for coughs or colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Florida
Taylor
Spangled Banner Store Unfurls Doors With Bargain Spangles
The Spangled Banner Store announces a vast sale with dry goods, notions, hats boots and groceries, plus firearms and ammunition. A long rambling villa of wares emphasizes jewelry and novelties, praising plain business sense and discounts for all, signed H. Alexander of Newport Port, N.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alexander
Hreu Port
N.C
North Carolina Lime Phosphate Fertilizer Ad Claims Dry Formula
An old advertisement touts North Carolina Lime Phosphate as a dry 200 pound bag with specified ranges of Phosphoric Acid Bone Phosphate Lime Potash Soda Sulphuric Acid Chlorine Alumina and Silica. It contrasts with competitor products by noting low water content and no excess Sulphuric Acid, and prescribes application rates for cotton corn wheat oats rye grasses with compatible nutrients.
Fertilizer mixtures for wheat oats and grasses described
The article outlines fertilizer mixes for wheat on clay or nutrient-rich soils and on lighter sandier land, using lime phosphate, muriate of potash, cottonseed meal or fish scrap, sulphate ammonia, and kainit. It claims tested effectiveness and notes lime phosphate benefits for bluegrass regions and lawn and pasture grasses with broad application rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Yrbon
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