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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
Orchardists aiming for high yields should rely on natural pollination with hées contributing ninety percent of the pollination. A fruit grower must experiment to confirm he gets value before applying fertilizers to his trees.
Stephen Holt of Smithfield is slain when Detective Jease Wyatt fires at a car failing to stop near Raleigh. Witnesses say no liquor was found. Holt, 49, died from a head wound as the car carried three Smithfield men on a return from federal court. A coroner’s inquest delayed bond. the case draws wide attention as police face scrutiny.
A one month old girl with black hair and rosy cheeks was left at the Billy Sunday Tabernacle nursery in Centenary Methodist Church in Winston-Salem. Nurses at Memorial Hospital care for the child as police welfare department and staff seek the owner or guardianship provisions.
Mrs. B. W. Rector returned from Winston-Salem where she attended the Decoration Day Memorial Service.
The Mount Airy Produce Exchange promoted diversified farming across Carroll and Patrick counties and Surry. In March and April 1924 Mount Airy sold about 5 000 crates of eggs and 275 000 pounds of poultry, paying farmers roughly 30 cents per dozen and 26 cents per pound respectively, with freight ships unlocking higher payments and new northern markets. The shift boosted cash receipts to farmers and expanded shipments by freight, aided by skilled poultry feeders to reduce weight loss.
The note urges liberal increases in 1925 to mirror 1924 gains and make Mount Airy a leading poultry and eggs shipping point in the Southern States. It links increased production to creased profits and calls for hard work as markets open.
Rev Arthur H Marshall minister. Church school each Sunday at 10 00 am. Holy communion and sermon each first Sunday at 11 00 am. Sermon by pastor each 1st and 3rd Sunday at 11 00 am. Sermon by pastor each 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 00 am.
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