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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
15
Dr. McAnally argues fertility of soils and forest protection are vital to North Carolina’s future. He warns that erosion and overreliance on artificial fertilizers threaten crops, livestock, and rural life, urging drastic measures to restore production and prevent agricultural bankruptcy.
The author warns North Carolina imports food and dairy over 158 million and 25 million dollars respectively, linking pellagra to diet. He urges soil treatment with lime, clovering, and better farming to raise local production, reduce imports, and improve health and livelihoods through rural education and federal programs.
Mrs D C Anderson and daughter Marilyn visit Cedar Town Georgia. Ruby Reed improves and returns home from hospital. Prayer meeting and preaching at Mrs Lillie Gibson’s home. Revival at West End Baptist Church urged with broad welcome and NC Virginia textile talks noted. Several families and workers listed with weekend travels and roles.
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