Fayette Farm Bureau Studies County forestry problems
W B Sayers state Forester told Fayette Farm Bureau committee last night at Camp Beckwith that responsibility for the state's forests lies with every citizen and that forest protection needs farmer assistance. Four other speakers, including B J Amick, discussed fire control and county-wide forestry programs. Amick outlined plans for land use forestry efforts, a reforestation project at Camp Beckwith, and a selective cutting demonstration approved by the County Court to educate and improve forest management in Fayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sayers
Fayette Farm Bureau
Camp Beckwith
Sayers
Division of Forestry
B. J. Amick
A. B. Lyon
J. G. Baker
Oak Hill
J. W. Worley
Grandview
Ralph Kemper
New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co
Stanley Higgins
New River Coal Operators Associations
Amick
Fayette
Fayette County
Becxwith Forest
Ho O M. Hart
J Charles T. Shackelford
James Miller
H. B. Thomas
M. L. Alley
RH. Massey
Cauley Mountain Coal Co
Emery Winston
Frank O. Frazier
L.boothe
Big Names Listed For October Meet Of Forestry Group
The 68th annual American Forestry Association meeting set for Wheeling from October 10 to 13 will cover forests water soil and mineral resources. Speakers include Secretary of Defense Louis A Johnson Senator Robert A Taft Gov James St Duff and Gov Frank Lausche among others. A special luncheon will welcome speakers and the conference closes October 13 with a barbecue at Louis Bromfield’s Malabar Farm near Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Association
Wheeling
West Virginia Forest Council
Ohio Forestry Association
State Conservation Commission
Louis A. Johnson
Gey. Okey L. Patlesen
A. C. Spurr
Monengsahela Power Co
Wyoming Assessor First to Ask SCS Aid Since Election
Wyoming landowners voted August 24 to join the Southern Soil Conservation District. Henry Clay, Wyoming County assessor, requested SCS help after the election. District conservationist Floyd Rothlisberger and O C Hutchinson will study the Clay farm in ten days as SCS reports rising demand for conservation assistance and seedlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Southern Soil Conservation District
Weekley
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Henry Clay
Floyd F. Rothlisberger
O. C. Yiutchinson
Raleigh
Clay
Rothilsberger
Beetle Eradication Plan Slated In Western West Virginia
The Japanese beetle will be attacked this week by federal and state agriculture departments. Entomologist F Waldo Craig says a general soil treatment will target about 200 acres in Kanawha County and towns including Beckley Huntington and Huntington area. DDT spray will be used in larval stages with an expected near total destruction in treated sectors over several weeks. 25 pounds of DDT per acre estimated, with vegetables in treated areas still cultivable though beans and tomatoes may suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
West Virginia
Agriculture Departments
F. Waldo Craig
Kanawha County
Bluefield
Princeton
Beckley
Winona
Gassaway
Huntingaton
Huntington
Craig
Hoe
Six Thousand Beef Cattle to Be Sold in Fifteen Fall Sales
West Virginia buyers will witness about 6 125 purebred feeder calves and other cattle auctioned across 15 sales from Spencer on September 4. McLaughlin expects over 750 000 dollars in proceeds. Sales run through November with feeder cattle and feeder calf entries at multiple towns including Spencer Jackson's Mill Buckhannon and Moorefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Spencer
Agriculture
J. B. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Speiveer
Moorefield
Marlinton
Weston
Jackson's Mill
Gassaway
Lewisburg
Tamberton
Mar- Minton
Buckhannon
Lamberton
Planting Cherry Trees In Fall For Best Results
Fall planting offers nursery variety certainty and fresher stock. One year trees establish roots quickly, aiding early spring growth. Prune lightly after planting, thinning excess scaffold branches to four, and avoid heavy pruning in later seasons. Plant holes must be roomy to avoid crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Ben
Halliday al Press Association
Better U S Education Made Americans Wiser
Norvin Odosson, Swedish exchange student, praises American education as broader and more capable than in Sweden. He cites self‑education via correspondence and local study circles, SLU programs, and farm youth activities as paths to becoming a rural technician and accountant despite limited formal schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rhodes
United States
Sweden
Norvin Odosson
Wat Bers
Berkeley County
Maple Lawn Dairy
Buckhannon
Jackson's Mill
West Virginia
Norvin
U.S
Nowvin
Ireal
University of
Upsala
Lund
SLU
Navvi
Farm Bay of Girl
Navin
Narvin
Farmers’ Credit Bank
Pruntytown Lads Make Beans Pay
West Virginia Industrial School at Pruntytown adds 4 H style club work with vegetable gardens. Two Beckley boys join the newly organized club earning 42.21 each from summer bean profits. Club grows beans potatoes corn and tomatoes with profits benefiting the boys and funding plowing trips. Club may transfer to any state 4 H unit and includes track and field coaching by a staffer who values farm roots over other pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Industrial School
Pruntytown
Beckley
Paul Bartlett
Prunytown
West Virginia
Potatoes and fruit prices and notices in Baltimore area
Classified items report produce prices for Delmarva and Maryland items with radar of U S S I and Katahdins. receipts and market tones noted. Also a creditors notice for the estate of Ph yok a de ceased in Raleigh County West Virginia with March 5 deadline. funeral and obit for Elbert Maddy of Ghent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyok
Tre
Main Street
Beck
Haleigh County
West Virginia
LFO
Raleigh County
Vicrihia
Hay by Moonlight A North Dakota Farmer Shares A System
Dittmer of eastern North Dakota uses a moonlit haying method to reduce losses and improve quality. After 19 years, he avoids turning the windrow and lets moisture escape before baling, then recaptures atmospheric moisture to toughen hay. He coordinates with weather data and a local forecaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewin Dithner
North Dakota
Ditlmer
Dittmer
Seven Ram Sales Planned Across State Venues
E L Shaw state agriculture sheep specialist announces the first of seven ram sales to be held at Pennsboro Fairgrounds tomorrow. Other sales follow on September 3 at Fairgrounds Lewisburg purg 5 Marlinton 8 Jacksons Mill 13 New Martinsville 14 Spencer with dates and locations listed for county fairs and fairs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Pennsboro Fairgrounds
E. L. Shaw
State Agriculture Department
Fairgrounds
Lewispurg
Marlinton
Lewisburg
Jackson's Mill
New Martinsville
Spencer
Livestock Market Report and a Prague Wisecrack
Livestock receipts show cattle 100 head and steady demand for salable beef calved calves at 29.00 to 70.00 with medium lots 22.50 to 23.50. Pork and other weights vary with 180 to 200 pound hogs around 25.50 to 21.75. Also a light Prague joke about Stalin and Lenin: Who's the greater man, Stalin or Lenin, answer Yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Prague
Stalin
Lenin
Funeral notices from Brock Brock and others in East Gulf
Obituary items report Elizabeth Brock 61 of East Gulf dying August 23 at home, services at Mitchell's Ridge Church August 31 with Revs Beecher Garrison and C H Costlow, burial Ben Meadows cemetery. Moses Elmo Dorton, age VW, of Surveyor, died August 29, funeral August 31 at Mount Tabor Baptist Church, burial Calfee cemetery. Arel Nelson Shrewsbury, 16, of Daniels drowned August 27 New River near Fayette Station, funeral August 11 at Daniels Community Church. cards of thanks from Mary Lupita Lilly family thanking Ghent community, Revs Lilly and French, and others. Monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddy Maddy
Elbert Fir
Ghent
Richardson
Jonken
Keyser Funeral
Beaver
Chirel
Paul Smith
Coal City
Phillips Cemetery
Coolridge
Robert Vince
Lewis Fink
Mroman
Alan Phillips
V. O. Gritin
Jilin Tack
Keyser
Rome
Brock Brock
Elizabeth
East Gulf
Annalee Sargent
Cailee Funeral Home
Mitchell’s Ridge
Beecher Garrison
C. H. Costlow
Ben Meadows
Caffee Funeral Home
Dortos Dorton
Moses Elmo
Surveyor
Calfee
Calfee Funeral Home
Shrewsbury
Arel
Nelson
Aze
Daniels
New River
Calice Funeral Home
Mary Lupita Lilly
Royce French
Richard Lilly
Cain Cain
Herbert G
Grant Street
Beckley
Centrally Street
S A. Abram
Spring Hall
Charleston
King Hiren Abi Lodge
AM Masons
Wy Wright
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
Fayetteville
Norvin Ottosson
Ward Ashford
Fayette Farms
Upshur County
Maple Lawn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Register Farm
Forestry Group
Beckleyans
Ollossan U
Beckley Bank
Baltimore Produce
Baltimore
Dull
Bil
Delicious
Jonathans
Melntoth
LM. N. J
USI
Panawashed
uSsi
N. J
Del
Maryland
The
Raleigh Register Farm Page
Pair Peoples Shoe Shop
William Lilly
Oliver
Clinton
Emmett
Roy Lily
Gracie Smith
Carrie French
Nannie Williams
Zettle Lilly
Albert Lilly
Ras Lilly
Hendrick
Dial
H . Kinzer
Beckleys
Mala St
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward_Dial SSS
Ibriguglio
Dia
Radio Repair Day Radio Co
North Fayette St
Wiles Plumbing and Heating
Com Bial
John W. Eye
West Neville ST
Wright
Crab Orchard
Singer Sewing Machine CO
South Kanawha St
Chalould
Robert C. Egnor
Snow Thornton Florists
Prince Street
Callahan
Harvey
ruGor
Milton Young
Clark
Maytag
Youngstown
Beckley Maytag Co
Neville St
Walt Glass
Raleigh Glass & Mirror
City Ave
Seckley
Ce Cream G. L. Fette
Mgr
Barback
Kanawha St
Fast Beckley
Carl Neil
South Oakwood
Allenbaughs
Barney's
Calloway
He Wass Mercantile
Company Coalery
City
Westmoreland
Glen Daniels
We Furrow
Shady Spring
Williams
Aviile
Houchins Manufacturing Co., Inc
Skelton, WF
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