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AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION
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BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER ?
Agricultural Exhibits Machinery Displays Vocational Exhibits
Merchandise Booths Home Demonstrations 4 - H Clubs
LIVESTOCK ? POULTRY ? FLOWERS and FINE ARTS ?i
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ON THE MIDWAY
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"America's Newest and Cleanest Carnival"
14 ? SHOWS ? 14 14 ? RIDES ? 14
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SPECIAL COUNTY-WIDE ?
CHILDREN'S DRY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE TILL 6:00 P. M.
All Rides at Greatly Deduced Prices ! r ?
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* BIG GAYS & NIGHTS OF FUN
STARTS MONDAY
OCTOBER
AND ALL WEEK !
IT'S YOUR FAIR-BE THERE
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there's plenty on the well
farm that practices a real
home program.
For -the farmer who needs
information as that noted a
there is a timely publication the
the bill. Just send * postcard to the
Agricultural Editor, State Coll
Raleigh, and ask for Extension Cir
cular No. 268, entitled "the Farm
Fork Supply."
This pubHeation glees a list of
equipment needed for butchering on
the farm, how to butcher the hog and
cut up the carcass, information on
rendering lard, curing of the pork
by dry curing or brine curing, and
other such information. It is free
for the asking. County Agents also
have copies of this publication in
their offices. \.v#f ~';-i
Hie publication also contains ten
photographs on how to cut up the
hog. Better yet, farmers can attend
one of the meat cutting demonstra
tions now being held in many coun
ties.
At a recent short course for freezer
locker people at State College, Dr.
Dan Brady, ij charge of meats re
search, gave a series of meat cutting
demonstrations in which the freezer
locker employees obtained much prac
tical experience by actually cutting
the meat under Brady's supervision.
The chief reason why no one ever
rhetorically gets anywhere in the fapt
tle of the profit system is that the
attackers arid the defenders believe
exactly alike up to the point of who
is going to get what is supposed to
be the swag.
A lack of materials and a shortage
of labor is temporarily holding back
the expansion program planned by
North Carolina power companies and
-REA cooperatives.
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Autumn leaves, when well rotted,
make an excellent topdressing for
lawns and gardens. They can also
be used as a mulching material.
Spotted Poland China breeders sold
19 choice gilts and boars at Rocky
Mount for $1,667.50 in their first
purebred sale. C. L. Ballance of
Saint Pauls sold the top animal for
$142.50.
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QUESTION: Cka yoo gtm me ta
formation on canning
ANSWER: Extension Circular No.
284, "Canning Heat For The
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contains just troe lmormation.
wish. It give* practical pointers
canning poultry, giblets, beef,
veal, lamb, Sausage, corned beef,-:
stocks, and spare ribe. Just
the Agricultural Editor, State
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I6g6) icsieign, ior a iree copy oz
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QUESTION: What does the Hed
sian fly look like?
ANSWER: Just examine tomb
volunteer wheat that came up earty
in the season and pull hack the leaf
sheath at the base of the plant. Thetis
you will probably find the Hessfin
fly in the flax seed stage. James
T. Conner, Jr., Extension entomolig
ist at State College, gtv? the follow
ing dates for planting wheat: Pied
mont, October 10 to '31, as from
north to south; Coastal Plain, Novem
ber 1 to 10, and Mountains from Sep
tember 20 to October 28.;'Observing
these dates will prevent damage from
the Hessian fly and also give larger
yields than when planted later in the
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified
of the estate of Lillian F. Parker, de
ceased, late of Pitt County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
id deceased-1 ???
said deceased- to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Farmville, N^^,^oa
or before the 2fith day ef
1947, or this notice will to pleaded la
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 12th day of October, 1949.
John Hill Pay lor, Administrator
(10-23*6) of LUHaa T. Ptoker
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Mr. John E. Artfc *5*00
Mr. L. % Artis. __ 25.00
Mr. Luby Baker 12.00
Mr. Wright Edwards ... 10.00
Mr. Moses Burton 10.00
Mr. P. K. EweB ..... 10^0
Mr. Azell Edwards ... 5.00
Mr. J. Archibald Joyner 5.00
Mr. Cleveland Barrett 5.00
Mrs. Ida Charles 5J?
Mrs. Gertrude Woodard,
Battle Creek, Michigan, 5.00
? CHURCHES ?
Moye's .............. ........... *30.25
Farm ville Methodist AJVLE.Z.. 8.00
Lewis' Chapel 15.70
Chris'Chap* ~ 15.07
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