Flue-Cured Star Corp to Pay Farmers 47 Crop Gain
More than 285 000 grower members of the FlueCured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation from Virginia to Florida will receive 4 195 416 15 dollars. Distribution of the dividend will begin early in January and run for a month or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabilization Corporation
Board of Directors
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Reidsville Negro Starts Beef Herd
Portier Graves, a Black farmer from Route 1 Reidsville, plans a beef cattle enterprise with guidance from E B T Carraway, Rockingham County farm agent. He bought five Hereford heifers for 576.35 plus 5 service and 14.50 transport, part of a 12 animal shipment. his herd totals six with plans for a registered Hereford bull. He has suitable pastures ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portier Graves
Reidsville
E. B. T. Carraway
Rockingham County
State College Extension Service
Graves
Witherspoon
Jefferson
Danville
Wilmington Firm to Build Bridge at Waccamaw River
Pyramid Construction Company of Wilmington was the low bidder at 68 498.40 for the Wac camaw River bridge at Pireway, announced after a State Highway Commission meeting in Raleigh. The contract had been let earlier but recalled by consent. the project spans Columbus and Brunswick counties. F E Boege of Whiteville bid 9 083.00 to move buildings on a Craven and Pamlico road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Construction Company
Wilmington
Waccamaw River
Pireway
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
Columbus
Brunswick
F. E. Boege
Whiteville
Craven
Pamlico
Soil Supervisor To Be Elected In Columbus County
Clyde Wayne announces a December election week to choose one Columbus County Soil Conservation District supervisor for a three year term. Polling sites include the Register of Deeds office and local stores with a vote of confidence anticipated for G T Gore to seek another term. Livestock numbers rise and cotton insect damage nears historic highs with an estimated 600 million dollars in losses.
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Clyde Wayne
Columbus County
Lower
Cape Fear
Tabor City
Williams School
G. T. Gore
Guideway
Clyde Wayne Wananish
Evander Arnette
Chadbourn
Wayne
Arnette
Annette
G. T Gore
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Gore
October 1950 highest highway deaths in seven years
North Carolina reports 119 deaths in October 1950 the highest monthly total since 1941. Injuries rose to 1 174 and total accidents to 2 660, up 20 and 16 percent from October 1949. Most increases stem from vehicle collision and off road incidents with 53 deaths from vehicle collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Farmer's 1950 Income Tax circular published for farmers
The State College Extension Service announces a 24 page booklet titled Farmer's 1950 Income Tax to aid farmers with 1950 tax questions. Approved by the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue, it covers who must file, depreciation, livestock sales, croppers shares, and agricultural program payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College Extension Service
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
W.L. Turner
North Carolina
E. D. Chastain, Jr
Virginia
Luke M. Schruben
E. P. Callahan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Traffic Violations Highlight Driver Impairment and Violations
The report notes 4 547 drivers in accidents with 164 intoxicated at the time. Wrong side of road accounted for 513 accidents and 397 drivers were guilty of speed violations.
Extension Circular No 358 Farmers 1950 Income Tax
Requests to ExtensioN for Management Department at North Carolina State College Raleigh for Extension Circular No 358 titled Farmer's 1950 Income Tax. The notice cites an inquiry or distribution request to obtain the circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. State College
Raleigh
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Clyde Spradley’s Garage
Whiteville, N. C
Frazier
Henry J. Overland
Jeep
Auto & Truck
Bullard Finance CO
Ml Neg
Pearl O Tone
Dorman Furniture Company
Star. Corp
Florida
Commodity Credit Corporation
Tobacco
Production and Marketing Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Carl T. Hicks
Walstonburg
H. G Blalock
Bas
E. Y. Floyd
Raleigh, N. C
Weeks
Tabor City Cleaners
East Tabor
A. E. Prince
United States
National Cotton Council
Elbert Shelley and
Seabrook Farms
Frozen Foods
White’s Dairy Products
Frigidaire
McGougan
Tabor City, N. C
King Studio
P. O
Loris
John L. King
Marjorie S, King
Mara
Maki Veann
Ford
Lewis-Peay Motor Co
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