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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1949

Page

4

State Forest Specialist to Address Raleigh Protectors at Get Together

Asher Kelly assistant state forester will speak at Shady Spring High School for Raleigh County's first annual get-together of local forest protectors. The program includes talks on conservation and fire control, an open discussion, two color movies, and supper hosted by coal operators associations.

Asher Kelly Raleigh County Shady Spring High School Kelly Conservation Commission Frank O. Frazier Forest Protector New River, Winding, Gulf and Kanawha Coal Operators Dan Griffin Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Will Raleigh County Agricultural Council Oscar C. Hutchinson Multon Htr Aall State Conservation Commission Frader A. B. Lyon

Rural Development Activities This Week

Fayette County Field Day and woodland improvement demonstrations head a busy Rural Development schedule. Tomorrow features an Older Youth Talkfest at Fayetteville courthouse and a Raleigh County forest protection get together at Shady Spring High School. October events include Dairying Commission and Rural Planning Council meetings along with the New River Hereford Show and Sale in Daniels.

Fayette County Fayette Farm Bureau Rural Development Council Frank Halstead J. G. Baker Summerlee Road Court House Fayetteville John L. Holliday Raleigh County Forest Protectors Shady Spring High School Raleigh County Agricultural Council Conl Winding Gulf New River Kanawha Agricultural Conservation Committee Health and Recreation Committee Dairying Commission Board of Supervisors Southern Soil Conservation District Mercer Rural Planning Council Princeon Forestry Commission Daniels Farm Bureau Region 5 Beckley

Farmers View Improvements On Fayette Tour

Demonstrations of strip bank reclamation woodlot improvement and fence post preservation were shown to farmers today under Fayette County Farm Bureau sponsorship. Frank Halstead led the forestry commission efforts with A B Lyon coordinating the afternoon program at the J G Baker farm. Lyon noted Baker’s three acre poplar timber sale as a profitable start, with plans to extend improvements to another woods area. A wood preservative rep was set to demonstrate post treatment.

Fayette County Farm Bureau Forestry Commission Rural Development Council Frank Halstead Commission A. B. Lyon Halstead Dunloup Lyon J. G. Baker Sumimertee Road Baker Fayette

Temporary Cribs Ease Corn-Storage Problem at 4-H Show

Mercer County 4-H members won prizes at Jackson's Mill with cattle entries and corn storage tips. The article promotes building temporary or permanent cribs with ventilation, floors, and sturdy sides, and lists detailed construction guidance from Successful Farming.

Register Princeton Mercer County Jackson's Mill Jim Kahle Franstin Elmore Molec White Ludrick Jefferson County Young and Stout Clarksburh Sam Tuck sCounty Successful Farming Magazine Ney State Agricultural College

Grape Planting and Pruning Guidelines from Early Almanac

An old agricultural note outlines grapevine care after planting. It advises pruning to keep the strongest shoots, planting depth about two inches deeper, digging a deep hole, firming soil, and spacing six to eight feet for trellises. It also notes staking in the first winter after planting.

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Planting Grapes In Fall For Home Gardens

Fall planting of grapes offers reliable yields similar to spring. For small gardens, grapes maximize space and usefulness. When planting rooted vines, prune roots, retain a single tap cane, and cut back to two or three buds.

Growers Sought For County Trials Of Hybrid Corn

County volunteers are invited to grow the W. Va. B25 hybrid corn. Raleigh County agent H B Thomas noted the deep grain small cob variety on display and cited a 15 percent yield edge over other tests. Prospective participants should notify Thomas to arrange seed dealers, with seed producers Zack Ellison and Morris McClung among current area growers.

W. Va Tyler Holliday Princewick Thomas Zack Ellison Greenville Morris McClung Mt. Lockout

WVU Takes Third in Dairy Cattle Judging Contest

West Virginia University finished third in the Eastern States Exhibition Interstate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest held in Springfield Massachusetts. Cornell University captured first with Maine coming in second.

West Virginia University Springfield Maes Cornell University of Maine

Four-H Dairy Teams Win National Contests at Jacksons Mill

Dorothy Lanham of Harrison County won individual honors in the 1949 National 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration program at Jacksons Mill. The Ohio County team of Joan Stobart and Lucille Wilhelm also placed. All winners receive 17-level gold watches from Carpathen Company.

Morgantown Jackson’s Mill Dorothy Lanham Harrison County Joan Stobart Lucille Wilhelm Ohio County Carpathen Company

Poultry Commission Revives Egg Producer Contest

The Poultry Commission Rural Development Council restarts a contest for egg producers in Raleigh and Fayette counties. Participants must keep accurate flock records. The RDC will survey to assess producer numbers and plant capacity, with officials Snyder Duncan Auldridge Lilly and Harris Lasto present.

Raleigh Fayette E. O. Snyder Poultry Commission Rural Development Council Commission E. BE. Harris l F. J. Lasto Sprague Charles T

Mercer Leaders Plan for 1950 Programs Joint meeting

Mercer County Farm Women's Council and Farm Bureau plan a joint meeting at Glenwood Park on October 14 to outline 1950 programs. Morning sessions will hear reports from state meetings, with afternoon planning meetings for local issues led by Mrs. C. F. Phalen and Miss Ann Boggs. Farm Bureau leadership under Mrs. Cecil Fletcher with R. E. Harbert assisting. The note adds a rural extension tip: hay cut later in day yields more sugar.

Register Princeton Farm Women's Council Farm Bureau Glenwood Park Mercer Rural Planning Council C. F. Phalen Women's Council Charlotte Vandiver Ann Boggs R. E. Harbert Cecil Fletcher

Teepi Shrine To Be Dedicated By 4-H All Stars

The Teepi Shrine dedication marks the 30th annual 4-H All Stars conference in Mili memory of W. H. Kendrick a pioneer founder and former State 4-H leader. Delegates from Upshur West Virginia and six other states attend with a slate of recreation meetings devotionals pageant and banquet through Sunday.

Teepi Jackson Mil W. H Teepi" Kendrick All Stars Kendrick The Agricultural Extension Service West Virginia University Raleigh

Change in Hog Support Method Announced by Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture announces a shift to maintaining hog price supports at the monthly U S average rather than the weekly market average. Parity remains 90 percent through March 31 1950 with adjustments for seasonal variation. If needed, purchases will focus on pork products as live hog purchases are not feasible, with details to follow.

U. S Department of Agriculture

Protector of the Month Will Fix Named in Whitby

Will Fix of Whitby is honored as Protector of the Month for District 6 of the State Division of Forestry. Blacksmith for Leccony Smokeless Coal Co., Fix built a full set of tools for his forest-fire crew and prioritizes prevention. He attends union meetings before fires and speaks on permits and best burn times to reduce hazards.

William Fix Whitby State Division of Forestry I. M. Harr Leccony Smokeless Coal Co Fix Hart Nion Will Bower Creek E. N. Winston Summers County Wer Cover Raleigh

West Virginia FFA Boys in National Band And Choir

Four West Virginia youths join the National FFA band in Kansas City October 10 13 after rehearsals October 7 in Kansas City. Members include Thomas Ashby saxophone Paul Gessler Jr sousaphone Joe Haught trombone Carl West snare drum. Four WV members also named to sing in the national FFA charts Bertie Lee Barton Cletis Farley Ernest F McDonald Kayden C Pursley.

Associated Press Washington West Virginia Kansas City Future Farmers of America Kaas Henry Brunner Pennsylvania State College Thomas Ashby Bridgeport Paul Gessler Lumberpoot Joe Haught Rt. 1 Salem Carl West Ravenswood West

Danese to Enter Community Contest Sponsored by Council

Danese will take part in a Rural Development Council contest as announced last night. Extension specialist C. C. Anderson outlined aims and methods at a Danese meeting, and attendees approved and agreed to cooperate. lost sale on oakvale notice from register start writer Princeton The final live stock auction sale for lambs and bees at Oakvale yards is set for Saturday October 8 from 9 am to 12 pm, announced by county agent R. E. Hazzart.

The Rural Development Council C. C. Anderson Oakvale Register Princeton Oakovale Yards R. E. Hazzart

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