Cooperative marketing in N.C. shows shift toward farmers’ business plan
North Carolina farmers move from hype to foundation work in cooperative marketing. George Ross cites U S Department of Agriculture data showing rising cooperative sales and growing farmer returns, with NC leading gains in five year growth and cooperatives reshaping to fit local conditions.
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Ing
George Ross
Division of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Mr. Ross
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
North Carolina
Peanut Cooperative Association
Cooperative farming drive highlighted in North Carolina speech
The speaker praised nationwide cooperative effort with mention of a $500 prize winning poster by Thomas A. Keller of Dayton Ohio. He cited progress of North and South Carolina cooperative sweet potato associations and a large cotton growers cooperative system. He predicted a state federation of farmers clubs and marketing groups to expand cooperative marketing.
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National Safety Council
Thomas A. Keller
Dayton, O
North Carolina
Virginia
Ross
Tobacco Association
North
South Carolina
Cooperative Sweet Potato Associations
Mr. Ross
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Farmers’ Cooperative Warehouse
Farmer Federation
Farmers’ Clubs
North Carolina Health Council promoted by welfare groups
Raleigh Nov 19 social and welfare agencies in North Carolina and the State Federation of Women’s Clubs plan a North Carolina Health Council to coordinate child health and welfare efforts. The council would unite state health and welfare departments with community groups to raise standards for child life and strengthen citizenship through public sentiment and policy.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina Health Council
Walter McNab Miller
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Child Health Association
State Child Health Council
State Board of Health
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Department of Vocational
Women’s Club
General Federation
Federation
Children’s Bureau
Club Women
United States
Curbing Drug Traffic Seen as Hard Task in Liberty Feature
The Liberty magazine piece quotes federal narcotics agent Ralph H. Oyler on efforts to curb illicit drug distribution. He says U S laws block American-made narcotics but smugglers source abroad, mainly Europe, with about 95 percent entering via New York and Canada. He notes thorough port searches yet smuggling persists in hidden forms such as lemons and olives concealing drugs.
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America
Ralph H. Oyler
Liberty
United States
Europe
New York
Canada
Snowstorm Delays Traffic Across Erie County
An eight inch snowfall crippled traffic in Erie today marking the heaviest storm of the season. Rural roads were blocked as the blizzard like conditions persisted from night into the morning, delaying travel and disrupting daily life.
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Erie
Davidson Births Show a Decrease in October
Lexington report from Davidson county health department shows 89 births and 43 deaths in October, with 71 white births and 21 deaths among whites and 11 black births and 12 deaths. Deaths mainly from circulatory diseases, tetanus, meningitis, diphtheria, and poisoning. One death from automobile accident, one from a falling tree.
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Lexington
Davidson County
County Health Department
Public Works Should Go On When Trade Is Slack
An editorial in Liberty argues governments at all levels should boost public works when private industry slows. By advancing large projects they can create jobs and later ease back as private employment recovers, using public labor as a reservoir of workers.
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Liberty
Veteran marksman bags 49 squirrels in season
Jesse F. Fairchild 81, a Confederate veteran from Mooresville, has shot 54 times since hunting season opened in Iredell County and bagged 49 squirrels, missing five. His rule is staying fit for an emergency as the young shooters take aim.
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Mooresville
N. C
Jesse F. Fairchild
Young Bloods
Fairchild
Iredell County
Tobacco crop two thirds marketed in North Carolina
North Carolina tobacco markets wrapped a record week as about two thirds of the season’s 437 million pound crop had been sold. October sales totaled 133,620,441 pounds at an average price of 22.81 dollars, with Wilson leading in bulk sales and Winston-Salem reporting a week of historic business at 5,932,636 pounds and 1,487,423.24 dollars in growers’ earnings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Washington
Tarboro
Farmville
Kinston
Enfield
Mebane
Roxboro
Carthage
Durham
Fuquary Springs
Wilson
Winston-Salem
Record poundage and price highs mark regional sales beat
Rocky Mount posted banner sales while Greenville set a new record by exceeding 49 5 million pounds last season. The market heads toward about 69 million pounds in sales with Henderson's Tuesday total at 489 378 pounds and an average of 30 21 dollars. Annie achieved a record price of 35 20 dollars.
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Rocky Mount
Greenville
Henderson
Annie
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate in High Point North Carolina
By deed dated February 1 1927 and recorded in Guilford County the trustees will sell at the Greens boro courthouse door on Monday December 19 1927 at noon to the highest cash bidder the High Point property described as beginning at John M Woodell east corner on the Fairfield Road running east 110 feet to that corner thence north 175 feet to a stake thence west 110 feet to a stake thence south 175 feet to the beginning The land was conveyed to the grantor by Rufus P King See Book 208 Page 8 This notice is dated November 17 1927 E P YATES COMPANY and UNION TRUST COMPANY Md Trustees
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Register of Deeds Office
Guilford County
B. A. Woodell
Nellie Woodell
E. P. Yates Company
Union Trust Company of
Maryland
Greensboro
N. C
High Point
John M. Woodell
Fairfield Road
Rufus P. King
Union Trust Company
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Robert Lang
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Davidson
Tobacco Belt
Valmas Drug Co
Rochester
N. Y
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