Oak Grove Beats Bamboo In Thick WATAUGA League Showdown
Oak Grove won 4 to 1 over Bamboo in a tightly pitched game. Greene and Richard Hodges limited opponents to six hits each, with home run by Gragg. Box score notes six strikeouts for Greene and six for Hodges. Score by innings shows Oak Grove across the top with a 4 0 0 0 pattern.
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Oak Grove
Bamboo
Greene
Richard Hodges
Gragg
R. Hodges
C. Hodges
Ted Hodges
Barnes
Dallas Hodges
Lyons
Dave Hodges
F. Brown
Critcher
Cook R
Cook H
Hampton H
Greene Cook
Elrod Cook
Timely Farm Questions Answered at State College
Farmers at State College Station discuss summer feeding for pullets and dairy cows and fall vegetable choices. Answers cover when to use cod liver oil, grain supplements, and a list of recommended fall garden crops with planting guidance. Extension Folder 31 offers full planting dates.
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State College
State College Station
Raleigh
N. C
Roses Respond to Careful Soil Preparation and Sprays
In 1932 Glenn O. Randall at State College established a 300-plant rose garden using 30 varieties. He prepared soil with decayed manure, applied 7-5-5 fertilizer in May and July, and protected plants with Bordeaux mixture, Hypo, and nicotine sulfate to combat mildew, blackspot, and pests. The result was a healthy, vigorous display.
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Glenn O. Randall
State College
Randall
College
Who Is the Biggest Fool in the World Editorial
A Wilkes News editorial argues the public is the biggest fool, swayed by flashy novelties and unproven salesmen. It warns readers that they pay twice the price for inferior goods by trusting unknown advertisers over reliable local merchants.
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Wilkes News
Goodyears
Goodyear
First Bale of 1933 Cotton Reaches Houston
The first bale of the 1933 U S cotton crop arrived in Houston on Tuesday. It was sold to the cotton exchange for 150 dollars and was grown in the lower Rio Grande valley, ginned at Mission.
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Houston
Texas
United States
Cotton Exchange
Rio Grande Valley
Mission
Negro Pageant Heaven Bound to Be Shown Here
The Boone Methodist Church Woman’s Missionary Society presents the negro pageant Heaven Bound with a cast of twenty five from Cleveland County. Showings are June 29 at 3 PM and 8 PM at the courthouse with a 15 and 25 cent admission and seating for colored patrons. Proceeds support negro school supervisors in Shelby and funds have funded multiple performances locally and regionally.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Boone Methodist Church
Cleveland County
Viola Thomas
Shelby
Asheville
Heaven Bound theater review praises spiritual music and cast
A review lauds the performance Heaven Bound with Professor Potter as the devil and Viola Thomas as the directress. The production features the song Coming for to Carry Me Home and a chorus of negro spirituals delivered by Black actors, highlighting authentic singing and dramatic portrayal.
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Hell
Heaven
St. Peter
Heaven Bound
Devil
Professor Potter
Viola Thomas
Fresh Range and Feeding Guidelines for Growing Turkeys
The article advises moving poults eight to ten weeks old to range shelters on clean ground free of poultry manure, with ample green feed, shade, and fresh water. It stresses sanitation to avoid blackhead, and outlines a complete growing ration including animal protein, grain, milk, green feed, minerals and water. It notes one mash hopper per 75 poults, two one gallon water founts, and frame setup.
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C. F. Parrish
State College
Parrish
College awards for meritorious service in agriculture
Joseph Addison Brown of Chadbourn Columbus County and H Arthur Osborne with his sisters Miss Louise Osborne and Miss Florence Osborne received certificates for meritorious service in agriculture at North Carolina State College during its 44th commencement exercises on Monday evening in June.
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Joseph Addison Brown
Chadbourn
Columbus County
H. Arthur Osborne
Louise Osborne
Florence Osborne
North Carolina State College
Award Highlights Brown and Osborne Family Farming Honors
The award honors Senator Joe Brown for promoting the Chadbourn strawberry industry and advocating diversified agriculture and fair freight rates. Born in 1861 in Rockingham, he helped grow an industry now valued at 500 000 to 600 000 dollars annually. Osborne and his sisters receive recognition for turning a 240 acre mountain farm into a renowned pure bred Guernsey dairy operation famed for fertility and yields.
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Joe Brown
Chadbourn
Senator Brown
Rockingham
Richmond County
Osborne
North Carolina
Two Sisters and Brother Lead Cooperative Farms
The passage notes two sisters who receive executive planning from their brother. Mr. Osborne is recognized for his intelligent knowledge of agriculture and his leadership in cooperative farm enterprises.
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Osborne
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Watauga
General Assembly of
General Assembly
A. D. Wilson
Watauga County
Europe
Roger Q. Williams
New York
Rome
Dublin
Chicago
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Local Methodist Church
Triae
Hodges Tire Co
Ayo
Twuz
Ency
O. K
Lighthouse
Lava
la Vague
van Camp
Prince Albert Tobacco
L. L
Smithey’s
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