Council Launches Drive to Trim Overweight Cotton Bales
Dr. J O Schaub and Glaude L Welch advocate reducing overweight cotton bales to lessen rolling and big ended problems. About one in ten bales exceeds 600 pounds, risking $6 dockage or rejection. Extra costs arise from damage to gin machinery, loading, transport, and storage. Farmers should cut seed cotton per bale, while ginners must control seed cotton input during gin and from multi bale loads or storage.
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J.O. Schaub
State College Extension Service
Schaub
Glaude L. Welch
Council
Welch
Bible Verse Verse Day's Seuron Laughter and Sadness
A short reader note reflects on a Bible verse about laughter and sorrow. The message cites Proverbs like phrase about a merry heart and a sad countenance shaping the heart, emphasizing spiritual comfort through scripture.
Bus Terminal Impasse Signals Local Pressure to Act
The Herald notes an impasse over funding a new bus terminal with bus companies unwilling to invest the needed cash. Local officials in Kings Mountain, Shelby, and Gastonia face pressure to secure a modern terminal as over 50 daily intercity schedules flow through town.
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Shelby
Gastonia
Kings Mountain
Portrait of Mirg Jean Ware Featured in September American
A vivid cover image showing Mirg Jean Ware of Kings Mountain and New York City appears in the September issue of American Magazine. The color photograph is by Renman Le Boy of New York. Social notes report Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Craig returning from New York where they were married, and hosting bridge gatherings at Mrs. Grady’s home assisted by visitors Mrs. D. G. Bell of Morehead City and Miss Nancy DeShields of Smithfield, Va.
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Keness
Jean Ware
Kings Mount
New York City
Renman le Boy
New York
William Ralph Craig
Bridge
Grady, King
D. G. Bell
Morehead City
Nancy DeShields
Smithfield
Kings Mountain
Martin's Medicine Weekly Briefing Humor and Wisdom
A weekly column mix of news bits and witty commentary by Martin offers light respite. It weaves practical wisdom with humorous observations, inviting readers to ponder daily life with a smile.
Notice of dissolution of partnership
Notice is given that the partnership of A. H. Patterson and C. E. Warlick operating as A. H. Patterson Agency has been dissolved. A. H. Patterson is no longer connected with the agency and the name changed to CE. Warlick Insurance Agency. This the 28th day of July, 1949. A. H. Patterson Agency by A. H. Patterson and C. E. Warlick.
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A. H. Patterson
C. E. Warlick
CE. Warlick Insurance, Agency
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