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Act ?t March tod, IKS.
LETS CLEAN UP
We note from what we read in the I
papers that nearby towns are mak
ing plans to hoW Clean-Up Cam
paigns, and though we haven't beard
as yet whether the FhraviUe (Sty
Fathers are contracting even the |
first symptoms of the Spring Clean
ing Fever, we wish to offer oar ser-1
vices in advance and pledge our sup
port to such a move.
Householders and business men I
will doubtless lend enthusiastic sup
port to the town authorities and do
their part in giving FarmviUe a
thorough cleaning, in the residential
and business sections, and so aid in
the very necessary campaign to fight
the fly and mosquito, both, dread di-1
s ease-carrying insects, this month.
A rat-killing would of course be I
the next step in. making Farmville a
cleaner and more healthful town, and j
we might add that the town and com
munity are infested again with this I
property-destroying' pest and that
we are badly in need of this service.
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We believes notwithstanding the
evidence that may be brought to bear
to the contrary, that Farmville was
benefited more by the old, but we
admit rather troublesome method, of
poisoning rats, rather than gassing |
the rodents, and that some dependa
ble person could be found; locally, to I
put thie over successfully and per-1
haps at less expense.
The nation's total cropland rose I
only about one per cent from 19401 -
until 1944.
With good dialing, I'd rather listen
to the radio than to some gabby peo- |
pie in person.
If you have no preference, why not
order vanilla and let the waiter go [
about his business?
Box-car shortage presents the most
serious of all obstacles to the relief
of farm feed shortages.
World meat production in 1945 was
59.3 billion pounds, decline of about
6.8 billion pounds from 1944 produc
tion.
When the monetary compensation
is satisfactory, we complain that the
verbal appreciation is inadequate.
And vice versa.
Some people's idea of moderate
drinking is to withhold their order
till everyone else has been served
and then request "the same."
Little girls are confirmed exhibi
tionists the moment they're born, and
some boys- too, for that matter. They
get over it if nobody pays much at
tention.
MEET SMOKEY 1
Today's edition at Thm
introduces "Smokey," an smiabla car
toon bear, with a wise and timely
forest fire prevention message. This
inimitable character, wearing trous
ers and a forest ranger's hat, will
present to our readers a weekly-ales
sage on forest conservation and pro
tection.
The importance of forests for pro
viding lumber, mid other woods prod
ucts, have never been better recogniz
ed than today. The need for
nds at homes, increased paper out
put, and other products, is
Growing trees to meet
ad to provide work f<
fat this community will
taction from fire and
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Smokey Says:
More than 20 per cent of South
ern woods fires are caused by
careless smokers. In your car, use
the asfj tray. When afoot, crush
out every spark. Help protect our
forest resources. "*
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Allied Advice to Spanish People:
Get rid of Franco "peace/oily;" bat
how?
Tolerance is the art of looking at
yourself and finding enough work
to do.
Broiler production cost North Caro-:
lina poultrymen 76.2 cents per bird
in 1945.
Demand for farm products this
year continues at an exceptionally
high level.
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Much thinking usually means less
talking and it's the same the other
way around.
More than two dozen new crop
plants have been developed in the
past year by United States patholog
ists.
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?day is 6,000,000 tower Sum at th
sme time last year.
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