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Martin Are Asked To Raise Bumper Crops To Feed Allies, Our Civilians and Our Own Army WE HAVE A DUTY TO PERFORM Your Country Needs SCRAP IRON The least you can do for your coun ty is to "lather, and cither sell or give away, every available piece of scrap iron on your farm or premises. It is your \Mitriotie duty to do this little hit totvards uinning the liar. Will you shirk your duty or let John do it? Let it not he said that a single person in this enmi ty failed to do anything that would hamper the war effort and huihl for a stronger nation, state and county. lie sure that you have done your ull in keeping food and equipment in the hands of those who are ready to sacrifice their all in hehalf of country and us. HELP SOLVE THE TIRE AND GAS PROBLEMS By Selling and Buying on Martin County Markets In this day of uncertainty, Martin Comity farmers can do much toward soiling the knotty problems facing their country, and it is with great pride that we recognize the marked accomplishments traceuble directly to the farmers of our county. It is with much earnestness that we, us friends of every citizen ill this coun ty and us officiuls who are greatly interested in the welfure of all that we urge every Murtin County farmer to patronize his home markets, and work for the fullness tliut a strong cooperative spirit will bring. We don't know whether there'll be enough tires ami gus to transport produce to murkel another season or not, so it behooves the everyone of us to look ahead, taekle the problem now and be ready for any eventuality. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, COUNTY FARMERS Ah commissioners of Murtin County, it gives each of us inii<-li pride to recognize the strong coopera te c spirit among our people for the advancement of the war effort. Scrap iron deliveries have been fur above the average. Food crops have been aug mented. IVunut plantings for oil have been ma terially im-reused, and other challenges have been met by our patriotic farmers and others. It is in deed u rure privilege to serve such a body politic, and as you labor to do your part and more, rest assured that the welfare of your county will re ceive our very best effort, that we, too, are trying to do our part and more. The work is underway; we earnestly plead with every man, woman and child to keep it np, to keep on keeping on. Records Show Year in and Year Out It Pays to Sell Your Tobacco on the Williamston and Robersonville Markets Martin North Carolina's Most Diversified County
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