Bamboo Defeats Elk 7-4 Behind Greene on the Mound
Bamboo remained in league lead with a 7-4 win over Elk. Henry Greene pitched for Bamboo while Coker Triplett and Olin Miller took the mound for Elk. Box score and summary noted.
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Bamboo
ELK
Henry Greene
Coker Triplett
Olin Miller
Oak Grove
Vilas
Jones Hodges
H E
Triplett
Greene
P Hampton
D. Hodges
Cook
C. Hodges
Critcher
Barnes
R. Hodges
Elrod
J. Hodges
P If. Critcher
Lyons
Lf Elrod
Conard Hodges
Dave Hodges
Sherrill
Sky Tak Cc
C. Hollars
B. Hodges
R. Hollars
Greer
Combs
P. Bingham
C. Critcher
F. Elrod
Tripiett
Miller
Biny
Ham
Hodges
Bingham
Trip
Arm Women of Anson Sell High-Class Produce
Anson County marketing program boosts farm women income to over 30000 annually for six years. Beginning with 15 families, 301 now participate in selling high quality produce to hotels, cafes and colleges. Rosalind Redfearn notes five standards, including farm visits and buyer education, supervision of orders, packing, and poultry practices.
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Anson County
Rosalind Redfearn
Club Standings Watauga League
Bamboo leads with 7 wins and Elk 4, Blowing Rock 12 and Mabel 5, Oak Grove 7 and Vilas 3. Boone forfeited to Bamboo for fielding four college players. Next Saturday Oak Grove visits Mabel, Bamboo hosts Elk, Blowing Rock plays Vilas.
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Bamboo
Elk
Blowing Rock
Mabel
Oak Grove
Vilas
Boone
Elk Blowing Rock
Card of Thanks for Boone County Helpers
A widow thanks Boone and county residents for kindness during illness death and burial of her wife and mother. She notes three husbands in three years all buried, and mentions an extraordinary story about a nineteen year old widow who lost all her mates to murder or suicide. The American Weekly magazine carries the related article in next Sunday’s Baltimore American.
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Boone
County
American Weekly
Baltimore American
Newsboy
Sunday Visits Highlight Vilas Community Fare
Mr S C Eggers and family of Boone visited Sunday with the Willowdale Sunday school where Eggers spoke. Rev Wellington Swift of Reese preached at Sugar Grove Sunday afternoon. Ralph Greene and son Jimmie visited. O J Harmon family spent Sunday in Jonesboro Tenn. J H Brinkley family visited daughter Mrs Oscar Chappell in Shoans Tenn. Mrs Charlie Kuhn Blair of Elizabethton visiting Fred Blair. Jennie Jenkins of Bristol visited her parents J C and Mrs Smith. W L Henson learned her sister Mrs Abe Osborne of Tacoma Wash died last week. she was formerly Alta Haltzelaw with many relatives in the county.
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Tenn
Charlie Kuhn-Blair
Elizabethton
Fred Blair
Jennie Jenkins
Bristol
J. C. Smith
W. L. Henson
Abe Osborne
Tacoma
Wash
Osborne
Alta Haltzelaw
Anson County Farm Women Boost Produce Sales
The program encourages produce types desired by buyers and visits to farms for sale. Buyers’ visits provide feedback and adjustments. Poultry production rose by 60 to 70 percent. Improved feeding and management boosted profits. Over six years, Anson County farm women marketed $180,133 in surplus produce, averaging $30,022 annually.
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Anson County
Two New Bulletins For North Carolina Farmers
The Agricultural Experiment Station of North Carolina State College announces two new bulletins. Bulletin 288 titled A Study of North Carolina Dairies explores profitable dairy practices, economical feeding, labor use, costs, and tables. Bulletin 287 Sanitation as a Method of Controlling Stomach Worms in Lambs, by Hostetler and Foster, reports experiments on state farms and concludes grazing on permanent pasture may influence worm control.
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North Carolina
Agricultural Experiment Station
North Carolina State College
R. H. Rogers
Earl H. Hostetler
John E. Foster
State College Animal Husbandry Division
Sheep stomach worm control through pasture changes and drenching
The report notes widespread stomach worm issues in lambs across the Piedmont, stressing regular drenching and strategic grazing. Ewes with winter grazing, Abruzzi rye, and crimson clover kept weight during lambing while permanent pasture or dry lots caused slight losses. From June 1 to November 1 drenching is essential, and temporary pastures mimic drenching every fourteen days. A pasture change as often as possible with drenching when needed is the most practical control. More than one-ninth of Hungary’s 8,604,000 residents live in Budapest.
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Piedmont
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Spainhour
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Hodges Tire Co
K. I. Dacus
Miller’s Floral Shoppe
East Main Street
Epsom
Snow King Soda
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