Reforming North Carolina election law deemed vital
Raleigh notes predict a dull legislative session with a key exception on election law reforms. The State Board of Elections and county boards press for statewide registration and stricter absentee voting, and lawmakers must remove the clause allowing “any other person” to assist a voter, to restore secret ballots and curb abuse.
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So What Pine Dr Murchison Warns on Cotton Crop
Dr Murchison head of the Cotton Textile Institute warns Southern cotton growers that new uses must be found or cotton will cease to be the region’s major crop. Synthetic yarns are replacing cotton yarn and the South asks what next. The answer is to pursue pine as a money crop.
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Pine farming urged for northeast North Carolina
Farmers in Roanoke Rapids area are urged to plant pines for a steady supply to local mills in Virginia and eastern North Carolina. A Halifax Paper Co illustrated lecture on January 21 promotes proper cutting and logging and a reforestation plan promising a new money crop for tomorrow.
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