Land Sale Notice in Shelby Court Terms 1947
Commissioner to re sell for cash all dower lands in No 4 Township Cleveland County North Carolina described in two tracts with detailed bearings and measurements. Sale set for June 28 1947 at noon at the courthouse door with 60 percent due at sale and balance on delivery of deed. Miss Peggy Gordon administrator. Local residents and kin listed among attendees.
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Oust House
Shelby
North Carolina
No. 4
Cleveland County
Rachel Ann Hammon
A. N. Harmon
Midwives urged to verify registrations before calls
A public notice stresses using registered midwives for deliveries and requires a negative blood test for information before a midwife responds. The document lists attendees or connected names across various North Carolina towns including Shelby, Kings Mountain, Lattimore, Gaffney, and Lawndale, with multiple individuals named.
At Home On The Farm With The City Conan
A farmer's wife recalls a lighthearted dinner time conversation about kinship and cousins. Sid explains many kinds of cousins from first to distant kissin cousin. The speaker notes mutual ties of kinship and mentions an upcoming visit to Farm and Home Week at state college in late August.
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Sia
State Gallege
Public views on Conor products shape cotton output on farms
Fragmentary text notes public opinion influencing cotton production in the United States. It mentions Wille Mae Ander and an entitled above reference, but details are unclear. The garbled OCR prevents a clear, complete summary of events or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Mae Ander
Hay curing tips from State College agronomy professor
Professor of Agronomy at State College outlines hay curing methods to preserve leaf nutrients color and prevent mold. Leaves dry first and shed moisture from stems. wilt timing and windrow handling affect uniformity. Rain on freshly cut hay causes damage. prompt windrow raking reduces losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovern
Maine
North Carolina farming outlook for 1958 praised by expert
Dr Forster at State College forecasts a prosperous 1958 for North Carolina farmers. He notes weather permitting rapid hay spread this autumn and ties farm prosperity closely to the national economy. He says agriculture will stay strong if industry remains healthy and expects improved conditions overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partment
State College
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S.C
Edward Byers
Trarlatte
Adam Byers
Aire
Boyd Riley
Dale
Ed Riley
Kings Mountain
Leo Beatty
Lois
Hickory
Jim Staley
W. D. Stealy
Tharlotte
Wesley Moore
Mandairs
Bob
Troy Wright
Minne
Bob Beattie
Selby
Cannes
Lees
Benson
Smith’s
Smith
Thornburg
Harmon
Herndon's Corner
Beaton's Creek
Peggy Gordon
Route 3
Juanita West
Houe
Gus Rector
Rachel
Jgastonia
A. B. Morton
Crowe
Cherryville
Mrs
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Ressemier City
Eila Burris
Kings
Mountain
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Rebecca Aperny
Lawndale
Geneva Manning
Gaffney
8. C
Ereper
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Laure Beam
Ole
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Gade
Callie Strooks
Elsenboro
N. C
Martha Smith
Lattimore
Mary Jackson
Megmain
Fee Leah
Grove
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Ariel
Agriculus Sconoumice
Dr. Forster
America
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Daly
Ime
Herndon
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