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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1919

Page

2

Revival of Broom Making Spreads Across West Virginia

A. T. Howell spearheads West Virginia broom industry growth with 75 new factories and a rise in broom corn acreage from 40 to 200 percent in under a year. Expected yearly savings approach one million dollars as local production expands in Danville, Spring Hill, Wayne County, Huntington, New Haven, Beckley, and other sites. Howell, from Putnam County, was appointed by James H. Stewart in January to develop the sector.

West Virginia A. T. Howell State Department of Agriculture Mr. Howell Putnam County James H. Stewart Danville Broom & Manufacturing Co Danville L. F. Hale & Co Spring Hill J. F. Booth Wayne County

Care of Seed Corn for Home Gardens Requires On- ear Maturation

United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise letting sweet corn seed ripen on the plant. Select best ears by stripping husks to inspect grain and remove worms, then reseal. Let ears dry thoroughly on the stalk, or hang plants in dry, frost-free conditions to prevent moisture damage. Remaining ripe ears at season end should be saved for seed.

United States Department of Agriculture

Farm Tasks and Storage for Winter Work

The passage advises harvesting and saving sweet corn for seed and enjoyment, noting sweet corn spoils quickly and should be husked and spread to dry. It suggests storing corn on the ear and keeping farm animals to provide profitable winter labor, distributing work and income throughout the year.

Animal breeding shapes quality car cass meat

The text notes that breeding animals is key to a high quality car cass. It stresses selection, long-continued care, and intelligent feeding as the methods to produce meat of desirable quality.

Farm meat costs rise with nonfarm inputs, notes farmer

The statement that the cheapest meat a farmer can use is the product of his own farm holds for rural and suburban farmers who fatten one or two hogs on kitchen and garden wastes. It underlines frugal farming relying on homegrown feed and waste streams.

Hay Marketing Burden Increases Farm Labor

In hay and roughage marketing a large bulk demands heavy handling and hauling to delivery points. This extra labor for grain and crop farms reduces fertility that could return to fields if the products were fed to livestock.

Bigamy charge against Oscar R Davis in Bluefield jail

Oscar R Davis, jailed in Bluefield, faces a bigamy charge to be returned to Fayette County. He married a Lynchburg woman five years ago, then a Montgomery woman before a divorce decree, and later wed another woman in Bluefield after leaving the second wife last February.

Oscar R. Davis Bluefield Fayette County Davis Lynchburg Montgomery

Investigation halted in Guyan Valley coal field inquiry

Governor Cornwell suspended the Kanawha field investigation Friday as several mines were closed by strikers who did not cooperate. Only a few witnesses remained. the panel planned an extended field tour, with no start date announced.

Guyan Valley Cornwell Kanawha

How to Cure Pork Right With Brine

A historical brine curing method for pork outlines a 100 pound meat batch with dairy salt brown sugar saltpetre and water. It instructs boiling the solution cooling submerging ham shoulders bacon and fatback, weighing down, and monitoring brine quality. Smaller cuts cure in 30 to 40 days while hams extend two weeks longer before smoking.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raleigh County Raleigh County Farm Bureau Agricultural Extension Department of West Virginia University Chas. Lively Frank S Huntington A L. Gilbert New Haven Broom Co Beckley America Keystone Keystone Lubricating Company Philadelphia Guyan Pringe Alberi Hey Tobebee Prince Albert P.A P. A Sawhill R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem, N. C Kanawha Valley Leather Company Kanawha Street Charleston, W. Va Bank of Raleigh Ches. Field Orient Xanthi Cavalla Smyrna Samsoun Chesterfield
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