Weathering the mood and a rainy garden boom
A farmer wife muses on cool nights and hot days, grateful for rain that feeds beans, squash, corn, and okra. She recalls canning greens, plans fall plantings, complains about store delays, and laughs at old sayings while hoping for steady weather and brighter days.
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Nancy
George
Chris
Local Club Finances College Expenses of Former 4-H Boy
Gaston County Home Demonstration Clubs plan a $400 loan fund for H. T. Beam, a former 4-H member now studying for the ministry. The money will cover music lessons for his college course, aiding his voice training while he pursues theology. The fund honors deceased club members. Beam aids churches and community projects with his talent.
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State College Extension Service
H. T. Beam
Iwan
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Tatum
H. T
Willis Home Demonstration Club
Beekeeping Success Demands Active Management and Scale
Luther G. Sisk Jr. notes beekeeping success requires effort and disease control. In Surry County farmers range from one to two hives to about two hundred. Kyle Thompson operates about one hundred hives on a farm. C. C. Thompson has about two hundred hives but farms less. Moving hives to eastern North Carolina yields extra honey, including 200 pounds from eastward sites plus 100 pounds sourwood after return. Local beekeepers secure orders as far west as Oregon.
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Luther G. Sisk Jr
State College Extension Service
Surry County
Kyle Thompson
Mountain Park
C. C. Thompson
State Road
North Carolina
Oregon
Lincoln Farm Agent Suffers Hand Injury
Lincolnton reports farm agent J. Graham Morrison of Lincoln County suffered a severe hand wound while placing a brass ring in a Jersey bull. The bull jerked and Morrison required fourteen stitches, then completed the task with the injured hand. The bull belonged to James Ramsur on his farm.
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Lincolnton
J. Graham Morrison
Lincoln County
Mr. Morrison
James Ramseur
Late tomatoes and Bordeaux spray in a Tar Heel column
The Tar Heel Gardeners column outlines weekly garden tasks. Plant late tomatoes varieties Valiant and Pan America, spray apple trees with Bordeaux and arsenate of lead, spray grapevines for black rot, use wettable sulfur on peaches, plant corn, beans, squash, peas, and butter beans where strawberries grew, and manage lawn weeds and tomato staking.
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State College
How To Avoid Being Hit By Lightning
Raleigh report quotes David Weaver head of Agricultural Engineering at State College on lightning safety. He notes about 400 American fatalities yearly and urges seeking shelter in a lightning protected building or lying in a low field spot away from fences and livestock. Safe practices include proper stall lightning rods, grounding hay carriers, tracks, and wiring, and placing grounds 15 feet from rod grounds, with metal fence posts grounded three feet deep.
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Charlotte Observer
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Earle Cundiff
Dolores
Evelyn
Daddy
Ralph
Chris
Gastonia
Raleigh
David 5. Weaver
Department of Agricultural Engineering
State College
United States
Weaver
David S. Weaver
Park debut at Empire Stadium with first homer
Port Chester Clippers home park Empire Stadium opens in the Colonial Baseball League with Rene Buck DeLorcy belting the first hit in the park, a solo homer with two out in the first inning against Bridgeport on Friday the 13th.
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Port Chester
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Empire Stadium
Farmers Should Beware Of Fires In North Carolina
Raleigh warns farmers to protect barns and farmhouses from fires this season. Expert David S. Weaver of State College urges lightning protection, wiring checks, safe fuel storage, and functioning extinguishers to cut losses. Also notes a Gastonia soldier in Japan and life expectancy stats for whites in the United States.
Deaths Charles Ollis Belmont Funeral for Charlie Ollis Held
Funeral services were held at Free Will Baptists Church in North Belmont for Charlie Sylvester Ollis 38 who died at his Lincolnton home. Survived by wife Ethel and children Charles C James Russell Nelson Carroll David Wayne Linda Louise. interment Pine View cemetery Mount Holly. Carothers Funeral Home in charge.
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David Wayne
Linda Louise
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Newport
Tenn
Gladys Ervin
Mary Palmer
Bonnie Shirah
Rose Hoffman
Lowell
Vernie Helms
Ella Mae Ollis
Charlotte
Texas Lewis
New Jersey
A. M. Bynum
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