Police Court News Items and Traffic Violations
In a series of court notes motorists faced fines bonds and dismissals on charges from speeding driving with lights out and riding without lights to stopping failures and disorderly conduct. Several cases were withdrawn or reduced following a recent Attorney General ruling and several defendants paid costs or posted bonds.
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Charles W. Thompson
W. EB. Stewart
George Jacobs
David King
Ralph Calvini
Seaboard Air Line
North Carolina
Robert Turner
A. L
R. E. Pierce
Nathan Turner
Claude Peel
Halifax
Howard Gray
George Smith
Clarence Alston
Larry Lee
Rosemary Local Visitors and Guests Highlight Week
Rosemary notes list residents and visitors including H E Watts Richmond W S Howell Oxford J J Cassidy Navy Nancy Johnson Fayetteville and Rev W R Shelton Wadesboro on motor trip to Bethlehem PA. Several locals from Richmond Petersburg Raleigh and Greensboro appear among guests and social events at Panacea Springs and with Miss Chariena Hart.
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Nancy Johnson
Fayetteville
Jas. C. Mathews
Richmond
W. Roy Shelton
Wadesboro
Moers W
Joyner
Willsus White
Rossette Disease of Wheat Is Compared
United States Department of Agriculture experts compare rosette disease in wheat with injuries from Hessian fly and other pests. Early spring shows dwarfed blue green plants with rosette growth. autumn, rosette is not evident. When both rosette and insect damage occur, distinguishing causes is difficult, especially in late spring. Bulletin 1187 explains the symptoms and is available on request.
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United Seaton Department
Tlinois
Indiauin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Twelve Good Reasons for Building a Silo
A list outlines benefits of silage storage including higher feed efficiency and cheaper winter feed. It claims silage preserves more food material, reduces waste, supports more stock on land, aids digestion, and enables year round feeding while freeing land for subsequent crops.
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Jean Inbor
Banding Material Used Against Gypsy Moth
The bureau of entomology uses a greasy semi viscous banding material with a tar like odor to control gypsy moths in New England. Developed since 1918 to replace a German product no longer available, it works mainly by the viscous condition hindering caterpillars rather than the odor which slightly restrains them.
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Bureau of Entomology
New England
Space in San Luis Valley
The San Luis valley forms a remarkable U S valley surrounded by mountains. Spanning 190 miles long and 63 wide, it covers 8 000 square miles and 5 150 000 acres of grazing land. Artesian wells dot the area at 7 000 feet elevation above sea level. Rio Grande traverses the valley once explored by early Spaniards including San Luis named after St Louis.
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San Luis Valley
United States
Massachusetts
Alamos Copejos
Costilla
Rio Grande
Saind
San Luis
San Lula
St. Louis
City
Kit Carson
Maj
Lafayette Head
Notable Visitors Tramper through Town
Mrs. John J. Willey attended local affairs. Mr. E J Singleton of Durham was here Wednesday. Mr. Reginald Joyner of Northampton county was in town yesterday.
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Gale Hillyard
Baltimore
Sterling M. Gary
Halifax
Rosemary
Albert Cooper
Asheville
H. L. Everett
Robinsonville
G. D. Shell
John L. Patterson
Richmond
Husemat
Samrick Smith
RP Leovil
Anderson, S. C
John J. Willey
E.J. Singleton
Durham
Reginald Joyner
Northampton County
All Saints Invites You to Worship at Church Services
Next Sunday is the eighth Sunday after Trinity with services at 7 20, 9 15 Holy Communion, and 1 00 4 00 evening service. Morning sermon, Sunday School, and adult and child Bible classes are announced by Superintendent W Mullen.
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W W. Mullen
All Saints
Burford McDonaldsod and Miss McDonaldson Wed in Roanoke Rapids
In Hotel Braswell Roanoke Rapids N C at 4 80 o clock in the late afternoon July 1923 Nelvin T Burford of Charlottesville Virginia and Pearl McDonaldson of Cumberland Maryland were united in matrimony Rev R N Broom pastor of the Methodist Church officiating Mrs Burford recently attended the Summer Session for Teachers at the University of Virginia The couple left at once for a short stay in Richmond
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Braswell
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Nelvin T. Burford
Charlottesville
One Seventh of Slaughtered Hogs Show Tuberculosis
United States Department of Agriculture records for 1922 report that about one hog in every seven slaughtered under federal inspection carried tuberculosis. Of 80,416,489 hogs slaughtered, 5,640,061 showed lesions. The text notes transmission from tuberculous cattle, localized lesions, and over $2,000,000 in pork condemned as unfit for food. By 1928, 24,192 accredited herds in the U S had more than a half million cattle declared free from tuberculosis.
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United Sates Department of Agreniture
Feders Meat
United States
Soy Beans With Corn Do Not Lessen Yield
Ohio Experiment Station findings over three years show soybeans and corn grown together increase total grain per acre versus corn alone. Corn soy bean mixtures yield about 11.2 tons per acre versus 8.2 tons for corn alone, with greater benefits in wet seasons and for hogging down, inoculated soybeans, and mixed forage.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Acre
Costs of Using Horses on Corn Belt Farms
The 1921 survey by the U S Department of Agriculture estimates a farm with six work horses on 160 acres has about 80 dollars yearly maintenance per head with feed and bedding 40 percent of cost. Total gross cost about 108 dollars per head, net cost 21 dollars after manure credit.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sime Farme
Tuilletin Wis
Cooper
J. C. Williams
Alrass
Sis
Milforsef
United States Department of Agrculture
Washington
D. C
Roanoke and Local Personal Notes Parade Through Town
Roanoke area social mentions include visits and greetings from Mrs Gary Lott Judkins of Wstrs Va and Annie Belle Daughtry, with many locals hosting guests. Names such as Miss Annie Taylor Sullivan and Rev Stanley White appear among callers and residents visiting friends and relatives in Richmond Norfolk and nearby communities.
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Gary Lott Judkins
Wstrs
J. Frank Wee
Morfolk
We. B. Fitzhugh
Norfolk
Stanley White
Richmond
Funice Keeter
All Outer Clothing Should Be Selected For Suitability
Material quality, workmanship, and durability guide outer clothing choices for rural and urban women. Silk for summer and Kool for cold months suit market and meeting wear. topcoats and dresses form practical pairings, with washable fabrics favored for daily wear.
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Unites Stacen
United States Department of Agriculture
Wen
Western man builds unique motor canoe with detachable boat motor
Navel Motor Canos Itte reports a western man Aue constructed an unusual water craft by mounting a detachable motorboat on an ordinary canoe. A separate engine powers an airplane propeller at the front while pontoons flank the craft for stability and steering gear sits near the center for safe operation.
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Navel Motor Canos Itte
Aue
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