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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1943

Page

6

Post War Backlogs Urged for U S Unemployment

A New England and Mid Atlantic governors conference adopted a report calling for full postwar employment led by private industry with government aid as needed. It urged long range public works programs and modernization of highways housing and slum clearance along with state and local reserves and bond investments reported by New Jersey treasurer Robert Hendrickson.

New York New England Middle Atlantic Robert O. Hendrickson New Jersey

Poet Pearson of Boomer Farm Acknowledges Ongoing Vision

The text traces poet Pearson's rise from early sale to New York Independent, through 1908 book releases Castle Gates and Pearson's Poems, to major 1930s exposure in Munsey magazines, Literary Digest, and The New York Times. It notes Fifty Acres as a notable poem about his Boomer farm, his 1934-39 family changes, and his belief in continuing strong but less prolific poetry, grounded in ordinary life.

New York Independent Castle ‘Gates Pearson Munsey Literary Digest New York Times the Times Boomer Albert Eller North Wriresburg Eleanor Fox Guilford College

West Virginia to Auction Purebred Bulls and Heifers at Jackson’s Mill

Eighty seven top Hereford and Aberdeen Angus animals will be exhibited and auctioned at the State Farm camp Jackson's Mill on April 21 22 as the ninth annual West Virginia purebred bull and heifer show and sale under the West Virginia Livestock Association and state agriculture department. Thirty five Hereford bulls and 85 Hereford heifers plus eight Angus bulls and nine heifers were selected from many consignments making the largest show in the event. The program begins April 21 at 1 pm with Hereford cattle shown, continuing April 22 at 9 am for the remaining Hereford and Angus entries. Judges are Dr C D Lowe of the U S department of agriculture and FE A Livesay of West Virginia University. Gartin Is Auctioneer Colonel Earl Gartin of Greensburg Indiana has previously cried the sales.

West Virginia Jackson's Mill West Virginia Livestock Association State Department of Agriculture Agricultural Extension Servic C D. Lowe United States Department of Agriculture

Rearrangement of Fields Cuts Labor Says Farmer

C V Widemeyer, Morgan county farmer, touts contour strip farming to conserve soil and boost yields. He notes easier harvests with a binder on strips, reduced labor, and less topsoil loss, preferring long fields over square plots and suggesting wire reuse due to wartime material shortages.

C. V. Widemeyer Morgan County Soil Conservation Service West Virginia Squire

West Virginia Sale Offers Stock for Farmers and Breeders

A statewide animal sale advertised by Benj Fo Creech of West Virginia University promotes farm stock including sires and foundation females. The event features Hereford consignors from multiple counties with numerous bulls and heifers listed from Barbour to Taylor, highlighting improved herd distribution and accreditation standards.

Benj Fo Creech Estensios West Virginia University Crewe West Virginia Hereford Barbour Shaw Farm Braxton W. B. Moyers Son Berkeley Tramines Hollis Tyardridge Everett W. Maxwell Gilmer A. Ba. Cattrill Marguerite Orton J. O. Marks, Jr Jefferson Oliverboy Stork Farm Grant Berenard Robey H. Taylor Greene Brier Mori

Aberdeen-Angus breeders list offerings and consignors

The notice details numerous consignors and cattle types including heifers and bulls from farms such as Roberts Hereford Farm, Wirt, and McCoy. It lists Angus consignors Grant County Austin L Silee and Son, Greenbries H B Moore, Lewis M A Taylor, Clyde Bonar Lohuit, and Mononsatia West Virginia university with varied counts of bulls and heifers.

Son Farm BK. McCoy Brill Wirt Roberts Hereford Farm Carl £. McCoy Wood Theodore J. Sheppard P.O. Kerr Newport Ohio Consigors of Angus Aberdeen-Angus Grant County Austin L. Silee and Son Greenbries H. B. Moore H.B. Moore Harrison Lewis Ber Lewis M.A. Taylor G. Stanlin Clyde Bonar Lohuit Mononsatia West Virginia University

Local Negro Activities and Personnel Changes

Community notes report Samuel Mundy visiting Montgomery business areas. Rev Green moves to Fast Leak Virginia. Martha Minter of Ohley VI visits her parents Richardson family. Zack Booker family relocates to Fayetteville. Junior choir events led by Rev S W Williams featured soloists William Preston Miss Mable Robinson and Miss Alice Richardson with the Hast Beckley junior choir performing.

Samuel Mundy Montgomery Hb. Green Fast Leak Martha Minter Ohley Igf, Richardson Zack Booker Fayetteville Anjean William Preston Lester Quartet Mable Robinson Hast Beckley Junior Choir Alice Richardson

Mrs Cinotti III In Oak Hill Hospital After Illness

Mrs Willie Cinotti of Tamroy is hospitalized at Oak Hill hospital. She works for the New River Company at Oswald.

Tamroy Willie Cinotti Oak Hill Hospital Cinotti New River Company Oswald

Beckley Sleep Walker Suffers Arresting Injuries

O. O. Harrold of 116 Clyde street explains how a night wander through sleep caused him to fall down 17 stairs. He shows bruises a split eyebrow requiring stitches and a black eye while warning others that sleepers do get hurt.

O. O. Harrold Clyde Street Harrold

Amish Colony Restores Fertile Land in Maryland

Amish families from Pennsylvania settled in St. Marys County three years ago and transformed barren soil into productive ground. They rotated crops, used heavy fertilizer, built barns, and built self sustaining farms. The community relies on kinfolk from Pennsylvania for help and explores growing herbs for commercial use while maintaining a dairy and livestock operation on the land.

Pennsylvania St. Mary's Elam Stoltzfus Benjamin Stoltzfus Kinfelk Baltimore Stoltzfus

Unluckiest Town in Pa Beats Misfortune Again

Austin Pennsylvania a 1000 resident town has faced fires floods and a flooded mill closure since 1907 but rebuilt each time. After the 1942 flood damaged the mill and rail line the town formed a rescue committee secured one new industry and seeks others while most residents stayed and taxes were paid in full.

Austin Pennsylvania John Collins First National Bank

Thumbing Rides Aids War Effort In East Bay

Oakland and East Bay cities launch a share the ride program to reduce streetcar and interurban congestion. 150 000 extra people in 10 cities were reported by Mayor Slavich, with 76 000 instruction booklets issued to drivers and pedestrians.

Associated Press Oakland Castan John F. Slavich East Bay San Francisco Bay Cities

Keep Cows Out of Grassland Says West Virginia Expert

G A Bowling associate professor of dairy husbandry at West Virginia College of Agriculture warns against burning dairy cattle to pasture this spring. He urges evaluating pasture condition first and notes scarce supplemental seeds this summer. Pastures should be managed now to preserve carrying capacity, as he says May 1 marks when pastures are generally ready for dairy herds.

G. A. Bowling West Virginia College of Agriculture

Postmaster Job Open in Harvey Office

Harvey post office announces opening for postmaster with applications due by April 20. Must meet US Civil Service requirements, be 21, and reside in the local postal territory. Salary listed at 527 dollars yearly. exam to be held in Mount Hope on a date to be announced after filing.

Harvey G. W. Spessard United States Civil Service Commission Spessard Mount Hope

Labor Leaders Opposed To Anti Racketeering Measure

Senate opposition formed against the Hobbs anti racketeering bill though supporters pledged an early vote. The bill would federally prosecute interference with interstate commerce moves, and faced labor leaders concerns over rights under Norris La Guardia and other labor laws. Senator Wagner said he would study the house amendment to ensure labor rights remain intact.

Associated Press Washington Senate House Truman D-Mo Senate War Investigating Committee George Supreme Court Organized Labor Norris-La Guardia Wagner

C and P Company Honors WV Ten Year Employee

Mount Hope West Virginia Drema G Pettit of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Mt Hope office received a two star emblem for ten years service The announcement came from T H Lilh manager During February fifteen C P Telephone Company employees in West Virginia were awarded emblems.

Register Mount Hope Drema G. Pettit Mt. Hope Chesapeake and Potomace Telephone Company West Virginia

Chicks Rearing Advice From West Virginia Extension

Farmers receive guidance on keeping chicks and alder birds separate, dry litter, and clean sanitary conditions to prevent diseases like coccidiosis. Extension circular 314 covers approved methods for rearing chicks and growing poults for profit, available from local county agents or the Morgantown agricultural extension service.

Hitler Smith West Virginia

West Virginia Farmers Urged to Sign 1943 A A A Practise Plans

J Ward Wood state A A A chairman urges farmers to sign 1943 Farm Practise Plans by April 15. Community committeemen have contacted about 72 000 farmers about the program. In 1942 Raleigh County led with 2 548 participants and Roane and Upshur counties each exceeded 2 000.

West Virginia J. Ward Wood A.A.A Adv Vises Mr. Wood West

Community Chest Faces Possible Deficit in Pledges

W. R. Fugitt warns the Community Chest may run short if the $2 032 19 pledges remain unpaid while $11 746 61 has been collected. Projected disbursements total $12 524 99 for clerical help IT B A Sallv ation Army Girl Scouts and more.

W. R. Fugitt IT. B. Association Salyvation Army Childrens Home Society Mountain State

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