Sullivan County Crop Yield Report From County Agent Bird
County Agent H P Bird reports Sullivan County crops yielded better than expected despite a severe drought. Spring and summer were among the driest in memory, with early vegetables largely lost. Corn yielded 50 to 60 percent of normal though quality remained good. fodder quality and quantity near normal. wheat good countywide. Beans and hay at 60 percent of normal. some farmers selling wheat while others wait for higher prices. The tobacco crop unlikely to reach normal pounds. quality noted as excellent. Wheat acreage next year forecast one third below normal due to fallow ground scarcity. hog supply tight, few porkers likely on market. Also, 90 game law convictions reported in September across several counties including Sullivan.
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Sulliven
H. P. Bird
Sullivan County
Bird
Ibs
Charles King
New Jersey
Harris Summons Continues From Page One Inning Rout
The Pittsburgh battery drove in runs as Moore and Barnhart scored Carey, with Wright and McInnis contributing, while Washington rallied with Zachary on the mound. Final: Pittsburgh 6 Washington 3 as errors and timely hits shaped the scoring late.
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Moore
Carey
Barnhart
Cuyler
Ballou
Coveleske
Traynor
Liebold
Rice
S. Harris
Goslin
Judge
J. Harris
Zachary
Washington
Wright
McInnis
Wright Smith
Aldridge
McInn’s
Pittsburgh
Curler
Smith
S. Haris
Gosl'n
Peckinpaugh
Ruel
Bluege
Coveleskie
Silo Simpkins Promotes Profitable Litter Route
The piece argues a practical approach for farmers including poultry and dairy care. It stresses waste reduction, proper feeding, and winter housing while noting scarce feed and rising costs. It highlights dairy cows and hens as key producers for cotton and tobacco areas and stresses prudent livestock management.
Feeding Dairy Cows booklet offers dairy herd care tips
The Agricultural Extension Service publishes a 40 page booklet titled Feeding Dairy Cows. It provides feeding and care suggestions for dairy herds. Readers can obtain it from their county agent or write the Agricultural Extension Service in Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tennessee Governor Pardons James L. Brown of Bedford County
Nashville Tenn Oct 12 Governor Peay pardoned James L Brown of Bedford county who faced petit larceny charges and a sentence of 13 months and 29 days. He has served part of the term.
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Nashvile
Tenn
Peay
James L. Brown
Bedford County
Middle Tennessee Press Association Reorganization Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the middle Tennessee Press Association will be held in Nashville October 23 to complete reorganization begun September 25 and adopt a constitution and by laws. Mayor Hilary E. Howse gives the welcome, with Hugh Doak of the Manchester Times replying. speakers include W. R. Maier, Major E. B. Stthhiman, William Trevathan, Jim McCord and Frank Hall.
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Nashville, Tenn
Middle Tennessee Press Association
Nashville
Hilary E. Howse
Hugh Doak
Manchester Times
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Maier
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Foot ball rules on sideline passes and incomplete throws
The article explains sideline play and the forward pass. It notes that a pass that goes out of bounds before touching the ground is incomplete unless touched by an ineligible player. It adds a rule section punishing intentional ground throws to force an incomplete pass.
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Bach
Ernest Graves
West Point
Harvard
Princeton
Bowling Alleys Open At Y All Week For All
Bowling alleys at the Community Y will be open 5 to 11 p m this week for anyone to bowl with no member distinction. Prizes await the top three game averages and a Saturday prize goes to the highest single game score. Captains meeting Friday at 7 30 p m will plan the upcoming bowling season.
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Plana
General Hannah to Attend National Utilities Meeting
General Harvey H. Hannah chairman of the state railroad and public utilities commission will travel to Washington on Tuesday for the annual meeting of the National Association of Public Utilities Commissioners. He has been asked to address the gathering.
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State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Washington
National Association of Public Utilities Commissioners
Gen. Hannah
Bristol man appointed chancellor in first chancery division
Joseph A. Caldwell of Bristol has been commissioned by Governor Peay to act as chancellor of the first chancery division during the illness of Chancellor Hal Haynes.
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Joseph A. Caldwell
Bristol
Peay
Hal Haynes
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