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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1939
Page
12
Ida plans to restore parts of the Everglades after spending immense sums to drain the marsh. The effort aims to reclaim land for fighting fires and improving soil moisture, with the state department of agriculture involved in the project.
Federal and state officials drafted a program to prevent periodic conflagrations by water control methods. Details were withheld but plans would place locks in drainage canals and levees on the banks to regulate drainage and water table levels.
President Oscar Johnston of the National Cotton Council will speak in Greenville October 13 as a feature program of the four day National Cotton Festival. His talk will be broadcast on the National Farm and Home Hour at 12 30 p m to a large audience.
CHAPEL HILL Oct 30 Several out of state speakers in architecture flower and garden design will address sessions of the fifth State Garden School to be held at the Woman's College of the University in Greensboro October 3 4 5 The event is organized by the Extension Division with the Garden Club of North Carolina Delegates will attend talks on table settings design color growing roses judging and staging flower shows Written exams will qualify attendees as accredited judges.
A broad rally lifted war infant shares and the overall market on Friday with leaders up to 5 points. Volume reached 45,440,000 shares, AP average rose 0.9 to 53.2, and weekly totals show 8,825,290 trades. Analysts linked optimism to Europe tensions and expectations of U S production boosts abroad.
A guide to proper pruning explains the difference from trimming and argues pruning prevents most cavities by removing dead or diseased wood before decay starts. It describes how decay forms from dead limbs and how flush cuts cemented with paint allow wounds to heal, keeping trees sound.
Raleigh report highlights North Carolina State College opening 50 years ago with Prof Charles Burgess Williams, a lifelong student and professor, reflecting on campus growth from 15 acres and six professors to a 450 acre campus, 39 buildings, and 2350 students. Williams, born 1871, led agronomy during key decades and helped guide agriculture policy and research. the piece notes advances and future prospects such as plastic car materials.
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