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Cotton Ginned Prior to December
1st in North Carolina
Crops of 1926-1925
The Department of Commerce, i
through the linreau of the Census, i
uuiounces tlie preliminary report on '
cotton ginned by counties, in North
Carolina, for the crops of 192G. The
lotal for the state was made public
Wednesday,' December 8.
(Quantities are in runnig bales,
I-inters are not included.)
County 192G 1925:
Alamance 1,710 1,521 I .
Anson 29.920 22,7S9
I'.eaufort 9.527 7,641
l?erti0 11.228 12,211 !
IJladen 10,011 7,975 1
Cabarrus 15,169 12,929 |
Camden 4.33S 4,024 i
Catawba 12,361 10.541 t
Chatham 7,666 10,169
Chowan 7,163 5,288
. levelund 37,SOT 35,96
Columbus 2,048 9S5
Rr.iven 2,943 2,602,8
Cumberland 29,242 28,435 ;S
Davidson 1,752 1,958 8
Pavi, 3.746 3,329 !S
Duplin 14.423 12,529 S
Durliam 1.383 2,217 S
Kdgoeoinbe 30,215 33,276 0
Franklin 20,241 28,69;; S
.lostou 9,930 7,861 ji
Dal us 5,3,35 5.S5S 8
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C.reene 10.S20 3.882 S
Halifax 3.^.096 46,743 S
Harnett ' 4$,422 46,360 H
Hertford #.722 7.410 i
Lloke 16,572 18,085 B
Iredell 18.046 15.078 E
tones 2.493 1.882 g
Loo 9.230 11.627 B
Lenoir 12.653 12,344 i
Lineo'n 13,301 11.440 |
Martin 5,38(2 6,740 g
Mecklenburg 23,800 20.193 j|
Montgoni rv 6,897 5,826 fl
Moor,. 8.145 8.001 11
S'aSll 39.523 50.619 ! 8
Vorthampton 27.583 32.017 j
Jnslow 2.350 1.835 I
Dran.ee 1,172 1.615 I
I.'antlico 1.691 1.772 I
Pasquotank 3,711 2,918
P. nder 1.74S 1.282 ;
Perquimans S.14S 7,190
Pitt 23.133 22.552!
Polk 1.482 1,723!
Randolph 1.444 1.723 j
llirhniond 2'1.435 18,577
Robeson 64.064 58,683 '5
Kuthorford . 8.932 12.169 I
Sampson 3S.919 39.150
Si'iitlauil 32.Sap 29.97S |
I'tiioii 2S.475 2S.119
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Wake 33.H17 47.o!?<?. . '
Warren . 12.C75 IS.914 1
Washington-' 9S5 1.0S9 |
Wavn, 34.140 34.770 j
Ml other 3.Sal 5.327 |
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CHRISTMAS CARDS ? CARDS ? SEALS
TAGS ? BOXES ? TINSEL CARDS
PAPER ? LABELS ? BELLS
Knotted and Tufted Bed Spreads in all the old designs
Magazine ami Wood Baskets, also hundreds different d> i
signs in Basketry made of Oak splinters, Willow, Honejsukle.
HEARTH BROOMS ? TOASTING FORKS
WALKING CANES
Hand Turned Pottery from old Fassion Pottery Wheels
Kustie Souvenirs, Toys and Bird Houses
Mountain Furniture
(lifts For Christmas
Boxed Gifts ? Mottoes ? Stationery ? Books
Handkerchiefs ? Bags ? Bridge Prizes
Score Cards ? Tallie Place Cards
Cut Outs ? Nut Cuts
Blue Ridge Weavers
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This is one year that dairymen I
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of cottonseed meal, advises John A. J
Arey, dairy extension specialist.
Farmers Deeding' hifgs In ,Clay
County find that under the extension
plan, the animals are gaining
more rapidly than they expected.
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wo large stores are filled to their capacity with gifts
you will be glad to give. So when in doubt where to
nd at the price y?u want to pay come to either of our
Company or Spartanburg Bargain Store and you'll be
in and make these stores your headquarters, get your
u are tired we have provided a big spacious rest rooms
ome in and make yourself at home.
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ives each of us belter satisfied. This is the secret of
of your desires as to appearance, your wishes as to
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lality,experience, and rare sense of judgement which aslings
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all the more appreciated for its betterness in every
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