Winter plant disease work proves highly effective
Dr. Luther Shaw of State College Extension plant pathology says winter is a strong period for disease control in fruit trees. Pruning and proper ventilation allow thorough spraying and protection against diseases like scab bitter rot blotch and fire blight, with similar benefits for peaches pears grapes and small fruits. He warns against dried or mummified peaches harboring brown rot and notes availability of further guidance on plant disease via the Agricultural Editor at State College Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Shaw
State College
Shaw
Raleigh
Anti CIO Group Organized At Columbia Mills
An anti CIO workers group formed at Columbia Mills on November 15 after an address by Ben E. Adams. The group resolved to organize the Independent Employees Association of Columbia Mills, oppose CIO influence, and push for management relations through the new body. Adams named H F LaCons temporary chairman of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Employees’ Association of Coimbia Mills
Ben E. Adams
Iself
Columbia Mills
Sid
Columba Mills
Bona Fide
Textile Workers Union of
Amer
Congress of ‘Atrial Organization
Adams
H. F. LaCons
Thersanization
Textile Bullentin
Youths to Compete at Seed Exposition in Greenville
Youths from 4-H clubs and vocational agriculture programs will compete in crops forging contests at the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association seed exposition in Greenville on February 1 and 2. A.D. Stuart announces $260 in cash awards plus medals and silverware for exhibits, with premiums presented at the association banquet on February 1 and a separate winners banquet on February 2. Notables including Dr. T. B. Hutcheon, Dr. J. O. Schaub, W. Kerr Scott, and Dr. Gordon K. Middleton are listed as featured speakers, while Mayor Jack Spains and Leon R. Meadows greet the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. C
A.D. Stuart
State College
Proram
L. A Harrill
State
RJ. Peeler
Stuart
Crop Improvement Association
Wining Cops
T. B. Hutche
J. O. Schaub
XII Beate College
W. Kerr Scott
Gordon K. Middleton
State College ‘Agronomist
Jack Spains
Leon R. Meadows
Astern Carolina ‘Teachers College
T. Henry
There Is Always Sum To Be Ye That The End Has Come
George E Folk cites frontier progress and patent incentives as vital to American growth. He notes 163 million compulsory reports to the federal government last year and projects automotive production 3.12 million cars in 1940 using 1,750,000 acres of farm land. He also contrasts solar energy with moonlight, and promotes a fifty-year-old stomach remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Folk
Econory
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CIO
Russia
South Carolina
D. M. Morrison
Optometri
Kings Mountain
Agama
Giles Lees
Agora Tierree
Peter Ey
Wren
Helen T. Roberts
Imary
Margrace Dairy
Kings Mountain, N. C
Bill Folds
Pajamas
Hickok
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