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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1952

Page

7

Chemical seed dusts boost grain quality and disease control

J C Wells states chemical seed treatment of small grains reduces seed borne disease and improves stands and yields though it does not control loose smut in wheat or barley. New Improved Ceresan and Ceresan M are recommended for oats wheat rye and barley with careful handling due to toxicity.

Raleigh J. C. Wells State College Wells Ceresan Ceresan M Minnesota

State Fair to Add Junior Swine Show and New Barn

The 1952 North Carolina State Fair will feature a junior swine show for youths aged 10 to 20 and a bigger prize pool of 5188. The new hanger type building will increase hog capacity by about 50 percent. Entries open October 6 with judging starting October 14 under supervisor J K Butler and director R E Byrd representing swine breeders on the Livestock Advisory Board.

Raleigh N. C Jack Kelly State College Kelly R.E. Byrd Burnlevel J. K. Butler Kelley Spausalet Carl P. Thompson Okla A. & M. College Stillwater Berkshire Duroc Hampshire Poland China Tamworth Yorkshire Berkshires Durves Hampshires

Shows of Pullets Start This Week in Raleigh

North Carolina 4 H Club members will exhibit and sell 9 000 to 10 000 pullets in 79 shows and sales from August 26 to October 29. The birds are N C U S certified and bred for egg production, representing top stock from over 80 000 birds grown by more than 750 1 000 youths in 70 counties.

Raleigh North Carolina C. F. Parrish State College N.C.U.S Tate

Seeding Lawns: Soil Prep and Grass Choices

John H Harris outlines lawn seeding steps from soil testing to lime and fertilizer incorporation. He advises leveling the ground, considering organic matter for soil structure, and explains seeding rates for Kentucky Blue Bermuda Alta Fescue Merion Blue and centipede grass for a lasting lawn.

Rural Newcomers Welcomed at North Carolina State Fair

North Carolina invites rural newcomers who moved to a farm from another state or abroad since Oct 15, 1951 to attend the Raleigh fair Oct 19 18 as guests with free gate tickets. Requests must name each family member and address and arrive by Oct 7. Tickets distributed via county farm and home agents.

North Carolina N. C Raleigh Robt. W. Shoffner State College Extension Service J. S. Dorton Shoffner Extension Service Pender Pitt Rockingham Cleveland Haywood United Agricultural Program N. C. Board of Farm Organizations

State Fair Policies Change to Include Exhibitors and Leaders

A new policy gives exhibitors and agricultural and educational leaders larger input in the 1952 North Carolina State Fair administration set for October 14 18. Advisory boards by division name livestock general exhibits and other departments with breed association representation and state college officials as members.

Raleigh N.C Robert W. Shoffner State College Extension Service J. S. Dorton General Livestock Advisory Board D. W. Colvard Department of Animal Industry State College Forrest Fansher Biltmore N. C H. J. Rollins A. A. Husman U.s.department of Agriculture William Moore C. D. Grinnells John A. Arey Earl H. Hostetler I. O. Schaub J. H. Hilton C. H. Bostian David S. Weaver Extension Service Ralph W. Cummings W. E. Colwell Agronomy M. E. Gardner Department of Horti

Late Blight Control Ringed In NC Extension Pamphlet

North Carolina State College Extension Service publishes Extension Circular 368 detailing the Irish potato late blight. L W Nielsen explains the white cottony fungus and step by step transmission, with control methods for planting harvesting and blight resistant varieties. The 14 page circular features 24 charts and photos.

Raleigh North Carolina State ‘College Agricultural Extension Service L. W. Nielsen N. C Nielsen North Carolina X. & State College Rale

Poultry and Rabbit Breeders Meet State Leaders

Division includes Roy 8 with Dear Styne head of the State College Poultry Department Dr L M Green veterinarian of the N C Department of Agriculture John R Dick of Greensboro and W R Caudell of Charlotte president of the N C Rabbit Breeders Association

Try Roy 8. Dearstyne State College ‘Poultry Department L. M. Green N. C. Department of Agriculture John R. Dick Greensboro W. R. Caudell Charlotte N. C. Rabbit Breeders’ Association

Rural North Carolina urged to expand farm health care access

In Raleigh a rural health meeting highlighted that farm folks receive only half or less of needed medical care while some communities have already built hospitals and secured doctors. Speakers urged community action, health insurance adoption, and local organization to improve rural facilities.

North Carolina Raleigh Tar Heels C. Horace Hamilton North Carolina State College Wake Brarogh George F. Bond Haywood County Greenstown Alexander County Chatham R. Flake Shaw Farm Bureau Shaw W. K. Cuyler

State Fair Invitations Sent Out

Gov Kerr Scott and Agriculture Commissioner Ballentine issued invitations for North Carolinians to enter exhibits and attend the 85th North Carolina State Fair October 14 to 18. They touted expanded facilities including a new livestock arena Youth Center and better parking as part of a festival of North Carolina progress and ideas.

Raleigh N. C W. Kerr Scott L. Y North Carolina Ballentine South

Women Give Farm Homes Attention

North Carolina home demonstration clubs report progress at the 26th annual federation meeting. CRC: 15,000 farm houses built or remodeled and 7,000 kitchens modernized. Nearly 3,000 new members joined. 8,000 women had TB X rays and 4,000 donated blood. Donations to National Cancer Foundation and Red Cross totaled over 27,000. Safety programs, nutrition improvements, corn meal efforts, and 29 choruses reflect broad community impact across many counties.

Raleigh North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs State College Alexander County National Cancersearch Foundation Masery Carl Montsinger Red Cross Highway Department North Carolina Civil Defense Office

Tips for Cooking Hard Frozen Meats by Nutritionists

Raleigh readers learn thawed and hard frozen meat can be cooked with or without thawing. A meat thermometer used in the center of the largest lean muscle tells doneness, with methods for thawing including room temp, fan, and refrigerator timings. Braising pork chops and broiling or pan broiling beef and lamb are advised to reduce fat while cooking.

Raleigh State College Extension Jewell Fessenden Virginia Wilson

Coming Events September dairy and cattle shows schedule

A calendar of agricultural events in September lists poultry exposition in Asheville, corn grading and sanitation school in Goldsboro, district dairy cattle shows for Negroes in Fayetteville Greensboro Statesville Ahoskie Rockingham Durham and Hendersonville, plus sales by Hampshire Kinston Hereford and Holstein Friesian associations across several cities.

Dixie Poultry Industries Exposition Asheville Millers Corn Goldsboro Fayetteville Statesville Greensboro Ahoskie State Hampshire Kinston WNC Hendersonville N. C. Holstein- Friesian Association Rockingham Durham

Relief from hot flashes with Lydia Pinkham products

Doctors tests report 63 to 80 percent relief from hot flashes and distress during mid life using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound or new Tablets with added iron. The remedies are promoted as modern medicines aiding the female nervous system and menstrual discomfort.

Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Rural REA Lines Serve 3.77 Million Consumers

A report notes 3,770,000 rural consumers are served over 1,209,000 miles of REA financed electric lines, highlighting the breadth of the rural electrification program and its reach across communities.

BC Headache Tablets and Powders advertised for relief

An advertisement touts BC Headache Tablets and Powders as fast acting with multiple pain relievers in one. It promotes tablet and powder forms, notes relief for headaches neuralgia and muscular aches, and markets 10c 25c and larger family sizes. The copy emphasizes savings on larger bottles.

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