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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

10

Dairymen elect Fayette and Raleigh unit directors

Charles Boyles of Oak Hill and C. E. Shumate of Beckley were chosen as directors for Fayette and Raleigh county units. The meeting featured I. D. Porterfield on quality roughages, a report on artificial breeding plans, and a Dairy Herd Improvement Association overview. Rural Development official Shackelford urged dairymen to enroll cows, noting many units target farmers with under 10 cattle. Gerry Heebink highlighted the need for personal visits to establish DHIA. Fifteen DHIA units in WV cover 298 herds and extend to Fayette Raleigh Mercer and Summers regions.

Register Fayetteville Charles Boyles Oak Hill C. E. Shumate Beckley Fayette and Raleigh County West Virginia Tiateemaan Asamintinan Vali Vimnitu Mossvciawuviloyles Lundale Farms Shumate Harper Road I. D. Porterfield West Virginia University Dairy Herd Improvement Association Dairymen’s Association Charles T. Shackelford Rural Development Council Gerry Heebink ABC Raleigh-Fayette Heebink Fayette Raleigh, Mercer Summers DHIA New Jersey Holstein-Friesian Association Win OU King Ormsby Amos Combs Lewisburg Greenbrier Stock Farm Morgantown

Food prices to rise in 1951 say USDA forecast

The Agriculture Department warned that food prices may reach or exceed the 1948 wartime peak by mid 1951 due to stronger consumer demand and rising incomes from higher employment hours and wages. It noted larger supplies may not lag demand enough to keep prices down and suggested price controls could be used if inflation worsens.

Department Congress Korea Roy Blough Blough Woodlief Thomas Federal Reserve Board of Governors Department of Agriculture

Four-H clubs organize for year across Oak Hill area

ers OAK HILL Two Oak Hill 4-H clubs, the Bunker Hill Hustlers and the East End Owls, organize for the coming year. The Whitby Mountaineers reorganize. Gatewood Golden Red 4-H Club forms at Gatewood. Full-o-Pep 4-H Club forms at Cannelton. Club leaders, officers, and adult counselors listed for each group.

Oak Hill Bunker Hill Hustlers East End Owls Hilda DeQuasie T. G. DeQuasie B. S. Zink Gatewood Imogene White Judy Fleshman Gloria Ashwell Mary Null Francis Ramsey Juanita Rose Betty Dolinger Cecil Bolton Julia Huffman Ralph Null Mabel Fleshman Virginia Ramsey

4-H Champs to Demonstrate at New River Poultry Exposition

Barbara Bennett and Phyllis Hill, Kanawha County 4-H'ers, won the state championship and third in the Northeastern Poultry Producers' Council contest in Harrisburg. They will demonstrate to housewives at the New River Poultry Exposition on November 11.

Kanawha County Northeastern Poultry Producers’ Council Harrisburg Barbara Bennett Phyllis Hill New River

From the Ground Up ABC Unit Still Needs 375 Cows

Ben Rhodes reports enrollment in the Fayette Raleigh Summers ABC unit trails required cows by 375. Dairy Commission moved start date to Nov 1 with aim of 1,500 cows by May 1 1951. subsidy plan possible to begin with 800 head. Despite interest, 175 additional cows needed from small herds. advocates cite rapid ABC growth and benefits of artificial insemination.

Fayette-Raleigh- Summers State Artificial Breeders Co-operative Dairy Commission The Rural Development Council Commission C. C. Thompson Piney View Thompson H. B. Thomas

Antibiotics Grow From Soil Microbes to Fight Illness

Many soil microbes produce antibiotics that combat human pathogens like pneumonia typhus and tuberculosis and livestock diseases. Penicillin streptomycin aureomycin are among the earliest and most used, but resistance limits effectiveness. Scientists seek better drugs and understanding, nearing the beginning of the quest rather than its end.

Banane Benjamin M. Duggar

Calvin Kenney Elected PMA Committee Head

Calvin Kenney of Clifty was elected chairman of the Fayette County Production and Marketing Committee on Oct. 27. E. L. Clower of Fayetteville and D. A. Griffin of Meadow Bridge were elected vice chairman and regular member respectively. The committee will administer the PMA program in the county during the next year. Common matchboxes bound with cord tape or rubber bands make a seed storage system.

Calvin Kenney PMA Register Fayetteville Clifty Fayette County E. L. Clower D. A. Griffin Meadow Bridge

Supreme Court declines bid to overturn Jackson County livestock permit

The State Supreme Court refused to reverse Agriculture Commissioner J. B. McLaughlin’s order granting a livestock market permit to Jackson County Livestock Market, Inc. Dawkins, trading as Farmers Livestock Market, appealing, argued discretionary abuse and that Ripley Livestock Sales, Inc. was a weak, paper-backed operation. Jackson’s Mill hosts WV Poultry Association convention with speakers from Indiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Chicago hosts the 51st International Live Stock Exposition opening for eight days with total prize money over $100,000, cattle prizes totaling $61,370 the largest yet, per manager W. E. Ogilvie.

State Supreme Court Jackson County J. B. McLaughlin Jackson County Livestock Market, Inc John B. Dawkins Farmers Livestock Market McLaughlin Ripley Dawkins Ripley Livestock Sales, Inc Chicago W. E. Ogilvie

Rural Development Activities This Week and Upcoming Meetings

A schedule of rural development events lists Ballengee Farm Club meeting at 7 30 p m with L N Lively as president, plus a series of Nov meetings. Becket county officials include John L Gorman and Kelly Farmer chairing regional PMA and county sessions. Upcoming items feature New River Poultry Exposition and Dairy, Forestry, and Rural Development Council gatherings in Beckley and Prosperity with various chairmen and dates through Nov 21.

Ballengee Farm Club Bozoo Raleigh Pinners Council Frank Bowman Prosperity New River Poultry Exposition, Recreation Beckley The Poultry Commission Rural Development Council Dairy Commission RDC Memorial H. C. Avis Grandview

Tallest living tree in the United States found in California

The tallest living tree in the United States is a California coast redwood reaching 364 feet. It stands on North Dyerville Flat within Humboldt State Redwood Park in California.

U. S California Dyerville Flat Humboldt State Redwood Park

West Virginia notices call 1950 election to fill state posts

The governor orders statewide elections on November 7 1950 to fill vacancies in the Supreme Court of Appeals Attorney General and Treasurer. Appointments rewind as successors must be elected and qualified. Proclamations issued at the Capitol Charleston July 1950 naming Kanawha and Wyoming counties in the process.

West Virginia I. Okey L. Patteson Supreme Court of Appeals Jo N. Kenna Leslie E. Given Kanawha County N. Kenna Charleston s/OKEY L. PATTESON Ira J. Partlow William C. Marland Wyoming County s/ OKEY L. PATTESON Okey L. Patteson R. E. Talbott Theonorable William H. Ansel, Jr Hampshire County

Funeral Announcements for Katherine Blackwell Beasley

Obituary notices from Beckley and Hinton report Katherine Blackwell Sampson Beasley 64 died October 30 in Spencer hospital. Funeral at Keyser Funeral Home Chapel November 2 at 2 pm with Rev B L Jones. burial Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed. In Memoriam notes for Mavin Pack and Harold Hamner Beasley.

Sampson Sampson Katherine Blackwell Beckley Spencer Keyser Funeral Home B. L. Jones Sunset Memorial Park Stanley Mackovick Paul Greys Sam Linkous Albert Caron Joe Szinokwiski Leonard Lovell

Funeral services for Thomas Creed Bryant in Shady Spring

Thomas Creed Bryant 67 of Shady Spring died at home Tuesday October 31 at 1 am. The body lies at Caffee Funeral Home until 12:30 pm Thursday then funeral at Shady Spring Baptist Church at 2 pm with Rev. Powers and Rev. Cochran. Burial in Skaggs Cemetery. Ingram Branch note of thanks from Jeff Elliott family.

Bryant Bryant Thomas Creed Shady Spring Caffee Shady Spring Baptist Church E. W. Powers T. D. Cochran James P. Elliott Carl Johnson Tyree Jeff Elliott Ingram Branch W. Va

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