Supercow feeds thirty children with one cow
A U S Department of Agriculture project at Beltsville Maryland reports a six cow herd producing over 22 000 pounds of milk per year enough to feed 170 children daily while an ordinary cow serves five children. The department says improved feeding and breeding lower costs and boost milk supply. A poster and educational material promote these findings to dairymen.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Fire devastates Tampico business district. three dead
A major blaze swept Tampico Metropolis district injuring twelve and claiming three lives. Property damage exceeds five million en, with investigators unsure of the fire origin as flames destroyed multiple businesses.
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Berat
Tampico
Meti¢o
Bosiness District
North Carolina Briefs From Across The State
New Bern hosts T W Bickett's wife to speak before YMCA HIY group. Judge Jones resigns effective November 1. Reports of tobacco sales and rail incidents in Fairmont Salisbury and Memphis New York routes. Local arrests and a fatality near Johnston County. A vehicle collision injures a Greensboro rider. Fire statistics show July losses at $128,147 with multiple incidents and a long honor roll of towns reporting no damage. Ministers urged to study cotton cooperative efforts and join NC Growers Association outreach.
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New Bern
T. W. Bickett
North Carolina
HI Y Club
Beemer Harrell
Charlotte J. Lawrence Jones
de Moe
Salisbury
C. W. Betts
The
Evening Post
Fairmont
Avheville
New York
Southern Railway
Cleveland
Tenn
Smithfield
Martin Shepherd
John Shepherd
James O’neal
Johnston County
Wendell
Hinton
Middle Township
Wayne County
Goldsboro
Wilson
Augusta
Wadesboro
Byron Vance Henry
Walter E. Brock
Anson
Qoldsboro
R. P. Satter Fleet
John Kannon
Camp Bragg
June Smith
Kannons
Fayetteville
Satterfield
W. B. Taylor
Cool Springs
Greensboro
Lon Thacker
J. M. Edmundson
Mill Village
Rocky Mount
Charlie Rowlang
Tar Heels
Philadelphia Athletics
Graham Nance
J. B. Ingram
Wilmington
Jack Lewis
Bruce Griffith
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Washington
Cintinmati
Lumberton
Statesville
Davis
James W. Davis
Carpenter-Davis Mop
Pital General
Argeon
Seal
North Carolina Insurance Department
Stacy W. Wade
Sioner
Indy
High Point
Mt. Olive
Cliptor Pinehurst
Rutherfordton
LaGrange
Roanoke Rapids
Forest City
Reidsville
Rockingham
Concord
Bethel
Gastonia
Southern Pines
Morehead City
Benson
Waynesville
Wake Forest
Ashe County
Tyrell County
Rutherford County
Winston-Salem
Roxboro
Wayetteville
Hienderaan
Denton
Hyde County
Mecklenburg County
West
Raleigh
Diversified Agriculture in North Carolina
The State Department of Agriculture released a chart with maps and crop values showing North Carolina’s varied farming. It highlights corn occupying 34 percent of cultivated land, cotton 16, tobacco 6, hay 7, oats 6, soybeans 3, sweet potatoes 1.5, sorghum 6, with many crops and land use details. It notes limited farm ownership by nonowners and 17 acres of plow land per head of stock, arguing diversification underpins the state’s high crop rankings.
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State Department of Agriculture
Parker
Department
North Carolina
Bonus Bill Gets Little Attention in Senate Debate
Washington report says the soldiers bonus bill drew scant notice as coal and rail strike talks and the Newberry case dominated senate discussion. Senator Underwood opposed the measure calling it an unadjusted compensation bill while Senator Heflin argued for passage stating war veterans deserve support and criticizing profiteers and calls to delay payment. He warned of vast debt and hardship if veterans wait for payments.
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Washington
Senate
Newberry
Underwood
Alabama
Heflin
Congress
Confess
Highway signals at Cary road crossing touted as safety feature
State Highway Commission unveils a hundred automatic light towers by Highway Lighthouse Co to mark grade crossings on Cary road. Towers, ten feet high, flash red danger signals visible half a mile, with milepost faces and advertising. fixtures supplied at no cost, or $250 per station if purchased. The system, praised by road crews and drivers, aims to reduce crossing accidents.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Cary Road
Highway Lighthouse Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Page
Highway Commission
Hughes sails for Brazil to renew ties and friendship
Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes sails on the Pan American to visit Brazil and attend the Brazilian centennial exposition. He notes the 1876 visit by Emperor Dom Pedro II and expresses honor in returning the gesture on behalf of President Harding, praising renewed friendship with Brazil.
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Hughes Salls
Brazil
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Pan America
Dom Pedro
United States
Harding
Mr. Hughes
Central American Parley Planned for December
A Central American conference is planned for next December with Honduras Guatemala Costa Rica Nicaragua and Salvador to participate. The agenda includes arbitration of disputes monetary union standardized tariff customs union and better exchange arrangements for Central American products.
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San Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Salvador
Central America
Two Airmen Die in Riverside Area Plane Crash
Lieutenant Reeves of San Diego was killed and Clarence Williams Green, his mechanic, fatally injured when their craft failed in an air crash near Elsinore. The aircraft dove nose first into Lake Elsinore during a training flight.
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Riverside
Presbyterian women plan rally after synod in Charlotte
Reports state the Presbyterian women's rally will be held October 5 as the synodical auxiliary meets in Charlotte October 3 and 4. Mrs. B. F. Reid of Lenoir is announced as president. Greensboro college prepares for the 75th annual session with over 400 students expected for the September 6 start.
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Presbyterian Women of
North Carola
Synodical Auxiliary
Charlotte
B. F. Reid
Lenoir
Greensboro
Greensboro College
Methodista of North Carolina
8. B. Turrentine
Notice to Creditors Carroll Triplett firm Triplett N C
Notice to creditors. All persons with claims against Carroll Triplett of Triplett N C must present them within 12 months of August 21 1922 to surviving partner C C Triplett or they forfeit recovery. Legal notice served August 21 1922.
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Carroll& Triplett
Triplett, N. C
C. C. Triplett
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Asheville
Chapel Hill
American Pharmaceutical Association
J.G. Beard
School of Pharmacy
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Milwaukee
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Professor Beard
Denver
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Colorado State Rangers
Colorado
Florida
Cuba
Lou Blonger
Vancise
Stock Exchange
London
William
Times
Doorn
Holland
Old North
Cary Road Crossing
Highway Lighthouse Company of
Wand
State Board of Health
State Pharmaceutical Association
Donely
Sai Be Sra
Charleston
Roosevelt
8. C
Navy Yards
Germany
Commerce Department
M. L. Shipman
L. H. Nelson
Thomas Norwood
Eastern Carolina Potato Growers’ Association
Nelson
R. D. Jennings
Boone and Newland
Boone
Newland
Boone Or
U. S. Navy
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