Norwegian Haying Tradition Sparks Fence Drying Sudden
In wet seasons Norwegian farmers hang hay on fences to dry, a practical method described in local reports highlighting seasonal farming practices and rural resilience.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
6
In wet seasons Norwegian farmers hang hay on fences to dry, a practical method described in local reports highlighting seasonal farming practices and rural resilience.
A Gaston County farmer who declined to join a rain prayer meeting in Gastonia is criticized for exposing a common flaw in human nature. The piece argues urban priorities delayed public prayer until drought hurt town power and mills, and notes widespread self interest in seeking relief only after personal stakes rise.
Under a Superior Court order in Mollie Brower Meeks administratrix versus Moore Belton Johnson Griffith, the land sold Sept 5 1925 at $3225 upset bid is offered again at 3386 25. Commissioner Woltz sets terms 1 third cash 12 months 2 years on a tract in Mount Airy Township described along Taylor Avenue and adjacent parcels. Sale on premises September 21, 1925.
S C Teacher Training Pilot Mountain Route 2 report details Rev John D Smith Misa Bettie Cook and others completing one unit of training at Pine Ridge church under Misa Kate Dubose. H F E Taylor principal says East Mount Airy graded school opened Sept 14 with 25 percent more pupils than last year as tobacco farmers finish pulling and curing amid recent rains.
Paris reports the Eiffel Tower, creator Gustave Eiffel’s project, accepting advertising after initial opposition. Fernand Jacopazzi proposed illumination for the Decorative Arts Exhibition, leading to a luminous display of white lights stars zodiac signs a red flame and the dates 1899 and 1925 shown in fire.
An old advertisement parades Green River as a snappy lime drink and gas that makes motors pop and drivers glad to fill up. It promises a cheerful, peppy age of driving with no gloom.
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