Hogs Price Drop, Calf Moves, and Cotton Parity Discussed
Agricultural news notes a hogs 180 to 200 pound support price cut to 12.50 per cwt with North Carolina at 12.30. Forty nine high grade bee calves relocated from Ashe to Wayne and Duplin counties to be sold at cost to 25 4H members. Commissioner Kerr Scott warns of losses from wet cotton and low grade bales, urging gins with redryers. War Food Administration sets peanut parity at 8.16 per cwt, 65 cents above recent level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winfield
State Department of Agriculture
Chicago
North Carolina
War Food Administration
Winfield
Ashe County
Wayne
Duplin
N. C
Kerr Scott
Scott
Henderson N C Hicks Seeks Carolinas Kiwanis Governorship
Henderson lawyer and banker Jasper B Hicks is a candidate for Kiwanis International governor for 1925 representing the Carolinas District. The election will occur at the Greenville South Carolina convention on October 11 and 12.
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Henderson
N. C
Jasper B. Hicks
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
Greenville
S.C
Hicks
Henderson Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
University of North Carolina
Law
Vance Eration
Treas Carolina District Bar
Third Judicial District
First National Bank of
First Method Church
Uniting Conference of the Methodist Church
Kansas City
The
American Legion
Bear Stalking Continues as 400-Pound Bear Turmoil Hits Columbus County
A 400 pound bear roams Crusoe Island in Columbus County wrecking hog pens. Hunters around Wacramaw Lake plan another hunt next week after two years of fruitless efforts to trap the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusoe Island
Columbus County
Wacramaw Lake Country
Brews George Brewer of Gaston Confined in Roanoke Rapids Hospital
George Brewer of Gaston is confined to Roanoke Rapids Hospital with illness. He is well known in that section and his condition is being monitored by local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brewer
Gaston
Roanoke Rapids
Mr. Brewer
Coffee Gift From Refugee Children Shows Hope
Refugee relief efforts in Europe inspire a cup of coffee gifted to a worker who aided children at an international food center. Children collected grain by grain from scarce coffee allotments to brew one cup for the American aid worker. The piece also contains a notarized statement of Roanoke Rapids Herald ownership and management by Carroll L. Wilson dated October 5, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refugee Relief Trustees
America
National War Fund
Pictorial Review in New Size Makes Hit
The Pictorial Review expands its format with more color and sparking features in a new size. This issue promises broader appeal and color appeal, encouraging readers to order from their newsdealer and enjoy a magazine that everyone can enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
The
Baltimore
Roanoke Rapids Herald October 1944 Circulation Statement
The Roanoke Rapids Herald in Halifax County North Carolina presents the official 1944 statements of ownership management and circulation as required by federal acts. It identifies Roanoke Rapids as the publication locale and notes weekly publication in North Carolina during October 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
State of North Carolina
Halifax
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Agricultural News
Calling All Citizens
the Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Carroll L. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Herald
N.C
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Carroll L, Wilson
Edythe Welch Dickens
Pep
Barringer Studio
Western Ave
Rocky Mount, N. C
Grusfiy Presents
U. 8
Kiddie Klub
TRE
Levon
Walter Brennan
Indiana
Jack Oakie
Donald O'Connor
Merry Monahans
Fal
William Boyd
Forty Thieves
Grace McDonald
Leon Errol
Ness
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