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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1946

Page

6

Kudzu Seedings and Plans Highlight Soil Conservation News

Harry Branch of Enfield seeks kudzu for erosion control and livestock forage with a limited district supply for spring distribution. A C House requests a soil conservation plan near Scotland Neck, terraces were staked, and Halifax County farmers including Pierce, Patterson, Alston, and Bloomer sold sericea lespedeza for land not suitable for row crops. I B Leslie near Roanoke Rapids applies for a conservation plan with rotations terraces and a pond. Terrace lines were staked on M Mitchell’s farm near Littleton.

Harry Branch Enfield A. C. House Scotlang Neck Halifax County William Pierce, Jr J. A. Patterson George Alston Hugh Bloomer I. B. Leslie Roanoke Rapids Leslie M. H. Mitchell Littleton

Billy Waters Plays In All Brahms Program

An all Brahms program by the Music Department at UNC Chapel Hill featured performers including William Fitzgerald from New Bern on clarinet and William Waters from Roanoke Rapids on piano. Other soloists were Emily Porter from Kansas Maline, Carolyn Bowman from Shelby, and Mary Louise Emery from Salem Ohio. Waters is the son of Mr and Mrs H M Waters of 907 Henry St.

Music Department Hill Hall Chapel Hill William Fitgerald Newbern Emily Porter Maline Kansas William Waters Roanoke Rapids Carolyn Bowman Shelby Mary Louise Emery Salem Ohio H. M. Waters Henry St

Getting Up Nights Advertisement Claim

An old style ad promises a free prepaid sample of a medicine for sleep or night relief. It targets readers frustrated by getting up at night and promotes an available trial offer. The text includes garbled product names and urging readers to request the sample via mail to a listed address.

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North Carolina Expects Record Flue Cured Tobacco Exports

North Carolina foresees total exports of flue cured tobacco reaching about 400 million pounds in the year ending June 30 and remaining high for two to three years. Agriculture Commissioner W. Kerr Scott notes 67 percent of U S flue cured tobacco is grown in NC and that acreage will rise 10 percent this year. He cautions farmers to maintain production and marketing quality as price spreads may widen amid strong domestic and foreign demand.

N. C. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics North Carolina W. Kerr Scott Scott

Tobacco stocks and consumption forecast for 1945 46

British and U S tobacco officials anticipate higher cigarette demand as leaf supplies expand. Meantime flue cured tobacco stocks on July 1 are estimated at about 1.2 billion pounds, slightly above last year, with 1945 46 supply still small relative to rising domestic and export needs. Scott warns only several years of above average exports can rebuild stocks to prewar ratios.

Feaf Scott BAE Great Britain

Brick in the Stomach Vanishes After Inner-Aid Use

A man reported ten years of a brick like sensation in his stomach due to undigested food. After using Inner-Aid with 12 herbs his bowels cleared, gas subsided, headaches vanished, and he felt like a new man. The ad claims the product cleanses bowels and acts on the liver and kidneys. Sold by drug stores in Halifax County.

Halifax County

Crowder and Jones Families Spend Week in Broadnax LaCrosse

Mr and Mrs Bernice Crowder and Mr and Mrs Willie Lee Crowder along with Mr and Mrs Howard Jones and Mrs Blanche Jones spent the week at Broadnax and LaCrosse Virginia with relatives.

Bernice Crowder Willie Lee Crowder Howard Jones Blanche Jones Broadnax LaCrosse

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Soil Conservation News M. W. Shugart, JR J. B. Wilkinson Billy Waters House Baity Chockoyotte Golden Guernsey W. L. Manning GEO. IL Kerr P. O Johnson Roanoke Avenue Roanoke Rapids, N. G Ted ESSO Esso Station Roanoke Ave
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