r' V " . .
Union Servi
Lutheran Chi
Central Methodist
Church
H. C. Sprinkle, Jr., Par.or
9:46 A. M. Church School. B. 6.
Peeler, General Superintendent.
11:00 A. Mi Momiik Worship. .
Sermon by the Pustor; ''The God!
of the Open Koad."
6:46 P. M. Epworth league meeting.
.
Union service at the Lutheran,
ft on l? VI
w VV ?> .
? i
, Presbyterian Church
R?v. f U. ftir.cK t'oioi
i>:45 A. M.' Sunday School, C. K. 1
Thomasson, Supt. ' .
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
2:30 P. M. Sunday School at Dixon
School House.
7:00 Young Peoples Vespers.
8:00 M. Union Service at l?u- j
theran Church.
Monday: ?
Circles II and 111 3:30 at Lake
Moutonia.
Circle IV 7:30 P. M. at Miss Saralee
HarrlU's.
7:00 P. M. Boy Scouts, Troop One,
Mr. Carl Davidson, Scoutmaster;
Messrs W. B. Thomson and Harry
Page, Asst. Scoutmasters.
Tuesday, 7:45 P. M. PrayOr meeting
at Margrace Community House.
Lutheran Church
L>. BOyd Hamra. Pastor
Bible school 9:45, b. C. Mauney, j
General Superintendent.
Services for the 12th Sunday after
Trinity:
Morning 11:00. sermon: Jesus'
Rand Upon Life, by the Pastor.
Evening 8:00 Union Services, Bey
R. N. Baird, preaching.
I .other l.eainies Sundav 6:30 P.M.
Junior Children of the Church Sun
day Eevening 6:30.
Boy Scouts Monday 7:30 P. M.
Church Council Monday 7:30 p.m..
Girls Scouts Thursday 5:00 p. m.
SAINT LUKES:
The Service 9:00.
Bible school 10:00, James Lackey,
Superintendent.
Boyce Memorial
A. R. P. Church
K. N. Dalrd, Minister.
10:00 A. M. Church School, J. L.
McGIll, General Superintendent.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
and Sermon.
7:15 P. M. Young People's Union.
8:00 P. M. Union Services at St.
Matthews Lutheran Church
8:00 P. M. Wednesday: Mid--week
Prayer Meeting.
This Congregation Joins the com
znunity in its expression of stacere
regret at the departure of the popular
pastor and worthy minister of
W. B. PAYSEUR
Landscape Gardner
Shrubbery of all Kinds
T.inrolnton. N. C.
Box 365
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of amusing sketches ? IN COLOR
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atotlriet, with captions by the noted
humorist, Arthur "Bugs" Baer, that
nerve, while they entertain. One of
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iaaue of . THE
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Christ, Hev. L. Boyd Hanim and his '
family.
First Baptist Church
A. O. Sargeant. Pastor
Sunday tnorning worship 11:00.
Suuday School 9:40 o'clock.
Wo will join the other churehoa
> the Union Service at the Methodist
Church Sunday night S'uo p. m.
8. W. Johnson. Pastor
Sunday school 9:45. Frat.lt Green
I Superintendent.
Worship Service If: 00 A. M.
Kpworth League 6:30 P. M. J Re
livening Worship 7:30. 5p
, Wednesday evening prayer service "se|
7:30 P ? Su
Macedonia Baptist Church o.
J v W>?ilarlrk. Pastor
; Sunday School at 9:45. Al
Morning Worship hour 11 00.
Wednesday Evening Prayer meet- J
ing 7:00. ' ' , gut
Saturday evening we will have a oh
song and praise 6?rviee with a short, on
sermon to follow on the subject of | wi!
Holiness. | Clt
You are invited to attend all of in
these services. $ the
? ing
Park-Grace Bible Church !in'
John L. Gregory, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. r
Morning Worship H A. M. !nK
7:00 P. M. Evening Services.
Sunday evening Service 7:00. S
Each Saturday 7:00 P. M. Evange'
listlc service. me
ew
Wesley an Methodist 31 ?
M. R. Harvey. Pastor wo
Sunday School 9:45. Pla
Morning Service 11'. 00.
W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:15 ,
Evening Service 7:00. - yeJ
? Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00
aiu
Second Baptist Church
Rev; C. C. Parker. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday. j
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p..m Jrto
each Sunda v _
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Ample Care Urged t.a
For Pullet Flock
> Poultrymen caring for their put- 8ta
let flock during the late summer and ren
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v. Clarence Bobbltt of Bolllrtg
rings who will begin a aeriee of
'vices at Oak view Baptist church
nday night, August 11th.
evival Begins Sunday:
t Oakview Church
revival will begin Sunday, Au- j
st 11th, at Oakview Baptist Chur
with a picnic dinner to be served
the grounds at noon. Preaching
1 begin that night with Rev.
11-ence Bobbin of Boiling Springd
the pulpit. One of thf features of
> services will be the special sing
; and everyone is invited to come
1 worship at the newly construct
church on the York Road,
tegular. Sunday school and morn-'
: services will be held before the
nic dinner.
Following a home water system |
eting conducted by H. M. Ellis,
'euslon agricultural englineer of
ito College, nine Duplin County J
men and nine men indicated
ns to improve their systems.
Much improvement was made this
ir in the handling, packaging,
1 shipping to market of Pamlico
.inty's Irish potnto crop, reports
*m Agent A". T. Jackson.
ncreases in wage rates paid per
nth and per day to hired farm
or, both with and without board,
ie repoter In alt sections of the
intry except the Ease South Cen
I States.
Slaughter supplies of hogs subntiaily
smaller .than In the curit
marketing year are Indicated
the 1940-41 marketing year bening
October 1. reports the U. S.
reau of Agricultural ffconomics.
Die harvest of commercial and
rket sarden vegetable crops conites
to move nlrthward. and lieavsupplies
of fresh vegetables are
ning into the - large consuming
iters from nearby areas.
rhe Cotton Textile Institute will
lertake Immediately a nationle
campaign to increase A"merii
cotton consumption by' 115 perit
over its record peak.
Outstanding improvements ait
the farm and homo are being
iorted by Watauga County growwho
Joined the demonstration
m program In 1935. says Asslstt
Farm Agent O. O. Farthing.
Community planning meetings in
ation to the Land Use Planning
>gram have been held In all five
nmunltles of Transylvania Counraports
J. A. Olazefter. farm ait.
rhe cotton acreage in cultivation
the United States as of Tuly 1
aled 25,077,000, according to the
dtminary estimate issued by the
S. Agricultural Marketing Ser:e.
It has been found that goldfish
II control mosquito '^wrigglers"
ponds and pools a little better
s fish are allowed to go hungry.
Alfalfa, good as It is. could be
ich better and plant breeders of
a College Experiment Stations
d the U. S. JJepartment of AgriIture,
are at work seeking to im ve
on the existing varieties.
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fall should keep In mind that a lit-, for
tie neglect now may be costly later, Bin
says c. P. Parrish, poultrymau of'Bui
the State College Extension Service.
The good .poultry-man will see ina
"that his birds are well fed on grow tint
ing mush, whole corn, whole oats, ier
and green feed. Here's why these eon
items are so important in the pul- pen
let's utet:
The growing mash helps ib build i
a good egg factory. Corn . puts UM<
weight on the bird and lays on a svii
reserve of fat for the heavy laying cal
period. Oats furnish fiber, and help cer
build resistance against disease,
feather picking. and prolapses.
Orefon feed furnishes succulence, bo(
minerals and vitamins, and is rich rej
in other essential food factors. erH
A liberal supply of green feed cuts (a).
feed bills and aids In growing a aQ|
more healthy ipultet. While green
feed is more Important during the
griwing stage, It does havb a deft- .
nite place In the bird's diet v after
laying starts.
For late summer grazing apd
green feed, sowed young green corn .
may be used to good advantage, a- gei
long with Sudan grass, wheat, oats,
barley, slybeans, and alfalfa. If
ample grazing has not already "
been provided, a green feed crop 0
should be' planted now.
Because egg prices generally rise Usharply
in August, many poultry pro v!c
ducers ruin their pullets by rusbtng
them with laying mash. Parrish
said. The best plan is to let the pul *
lets mature normally on growing "
_W - ah'Aii mh<I nwAAn fa o/l tilt
mann, ?;uiu, " uum, nuu rjcvii
Before the birds are changed to laying
mash, they should have reach
i ed at least 20 percent production. mt
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Of Real Estate
I CountyTaxes
ix collector of Cleveland
[>use Door in Shelby, North
0, at 12 O'clock Noon
t County of Cleveland, the '
1 shown by name of owner,
it of taxes due and unpaid !
i located. TT^amniescrib^.
t. ?ase
the amount of cost, \
fees. This sale may be con- ;
h time as may be provided
is not had or oomnW/rU
luvxiou a. a. Mixainins .... $H.05 |
Jiiuson. Mrs. Lillian: 2 acres No. I
20 highway and Watterson at $7.12 M
Jifuce, J. B. Estate: 6 lots
25x150 Fairvlew st. ; .94
lumgardrier. Atistln: 3 lots 25x150
N S. of No. 20 highway .., $9.75 \
Juingarne'r, B. T.: 54.36 acres
T. H. Bridges estate $13.27 ?
lunrgarner. Charles: 3 lots North
suburbs and McGinnts st. $16.69 ?
luingarner, Joseph Edjvard:
4.55 acres Yord road $3.69
p.
lutngarner, J. O.: 1 acre . .*
Yord Koad .. $10.62 p
lurton It. L.: 1 lot 125x150
cor. Fulton-Alexander st. .. $6.70 Pi
Iyer*. W. JJelbert: 1 lot
125x150, Stonewall st .... $12.04
'arpenier, C. P.: 1 lot 160x150 ,,
(Plonk street $5.70
'arpentsr. Jessie L.: 3 lots .. $13.44
"arpenter, W. H.: 1 lot
112x186 Phenlx $13.52 j,
larroll. Glenn: 4 acres
North, suburbs i $8.27 1>(
'onnor. Ernest: 6 lots Battleground
rd. and Lima st. .. $2.80
'ostner.- H. M.: 1 fot 240x275 N. S. ,)f
of Kings Mountain $18.04
>111. A. J.: 3 acres $3.27
iarlv, a. l. (Gus): 1 lot
130x150 Cherokee ... $9.33
Ct.ters, Mrs. J. H.: 30 acres
Potts Creek farm $10.81
Sttera, Robert Dewey: 6 acres $10.24 ^
'alls, C. Shlpp: 9 acres
O. P. Palls farm $3.23 p
'inger, Mrs. Bell Miller Finger:
1 lot 75x26 King
St. and R. R $5.88 W
^nger,, P. E,. Estate: 1 lot
76x237 E. 8. of R. ,... $46.80
'lowers, T H.: 2 lota corner
of Cansler and City $6.51
J'owler, Mrs. Myrtle: 1?2 acre |
near P. Grove St. $5.60
'rady, Otis: 29 acres bought
from W. Y. McMurry .... $10.17 H
?*ulton. H. T.: 1 lot 60x175 K
Plonk Survey ; $10.77 *
Fulton: M. P.: 1 1-2 acres $13.39 3
3antt. Max: 1 lot 106x236 $3.60
3ault, C. J.: 1 lot 106x218 . $18.57 s
3oforth Ben H.: 3 lots 25x150 $14.51 s
3uyton, L. L.: 1 lot
76x150 No. 20 Highway $7.85 3
Harlowe, Mrs. Wash: 27 . .
acres Lee Grill farm $3.06 3
ilaimon P. R.: 1 lot 60x203
S. 8. of King street . $7.61 a
Harry, B. A.: 1 lot $14.30
Berndon, Pred: 1 3-4 acres .. $4.09
Berndon, W. P. and Clara Pursley a
1 lot 60x124 W. S. j
Watterson $6.93
Binson, D. W.'; 6 lots .83. T
Bord, Mrs. G. W.: 1 lot, 1
80x76 E. 8. of R. R. 8t $7.92 1
Buffstetler, R T.: 20 acres V
8. B. Huffstetler farm $11.52
Buff6tetler, Sam H.; 3 acres $7.99 ^
lluffstlckler, Clyde: 2 acres. $12.41
Bughea, W. O.: 286acres \
balance $7.73
Bullender James W.: 28 acres $7,52 \
Bullender Lula Mae:
2 1-10 acres *6.09 \
Jenkins, A. C.: 1 lot \
66*166 Pulton St. .'. 114.22
Jenkins. Miss Musette: 1 lot \
68*48 R S. of City 18.25
lohnaon, O. A.: 1 lot $2.20 \
Johnstone, Mrs. Ruth: 1 lot
Lake property $1.24 y
Keeter, R. B. and Wife:
1 lot 66*28 ..$9.04 y
Keeter, T. 8.: 3* acre#; 1 lot 26*220
1 lot; 1-2 acre; S3 acre 32x8<k>; \
1 lot 196*210 York $61.99
Keeter. Mr#. T. 8.: 1 lot y
280x200 Ororer ........ $10.86
Keeter, T. T. and Wlte: 2 lot# *
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HURSDiAY, AUGUST 8. 1940
Notice Of Sale I
ForUnpaid1939
As required by law, I, as t<
County will sell at the Courth<
Carolina, on
Monday, September 2, 194
For unpaid 1939 taxes due the
Allowing described real estate
Jescription of land, and amoui
and the township in which it is
_lifc ii irtdiMimM I ' mifc "
;hown on the tax return or lis1
There will be added in each <
jenalty, and interest to the ta:
.inued from day to day, at sue
jy law, in the event such sale
.he above dates specified.
NUMBER 4 TOWNSHIP
\llen, Puul: 1 lot 200x160
Grover aud Kings Mt. ltd. . |3.48 .si
Anthony, A. P.: 1 lot ou Highway
No. 20 $7.58 y
Anthony, Jack: 72 acres
Champion Place $24.11 y
Arrowood J, C.: 1 acre Tate
Arrowood Farm < $6.06 y
3arrett, Horace G.: 1 lot y
112x125 $3.61 y
3ell, James Edward; 3-4 acre,
Joins K. C. Gantt $1.45 y
3ell, M. G. 2 acres near
Waco Road ... $9.77 y
Jennett, Bessie:: 1 lot 110x400 E.
of 8. Oriental $1.18 y
Bennett. J. D.: 1 lot 110x400
West of York Road $4.57
Joheler. Will: 2 lots 25x175 .. .39 M
Bridges, O. P.: 1 lot .! $3.93" \
Bridges, J. R,: 1 lot v
1 /,a-1 r a
T* ? """" |?*VVVV? V'U
66x128 and 64x2$Q '
Bob Vance $16 13
IcAbee," Russell:
1 lot Kings Park .! ll'loV
loCarter, Oscar: 1 lot 85x115
N. S. of Gold $ 11.41
[ejlaulel. O. Gall: 1 lot 84x213
S. S. of Gold 17 88
IcDaniel, E. L.: 81 acres . . $28.76
loOUlel, J. D.: 112:tj acres $38.22
qDanlel, Robert G.: 1 lot
65x155 S. S. of Fultoa ....-$12.31
[cLaughlln, J. E. 1 lot 56x200
N. S. of King st $11.40
IcSwaln, D. C : 1 let
Lake property ^ $1.3?.*
lathis, Mrs. Mary K . 1 lot j
88x1871* E. SI of
Wattorson $15.36 |
elton. George: 1 lot 68x100
\V. S'. Caneler St $5.00
[Itchem. James: 1 acres . $6.28
[Orris. K. M.: 6 acres .... $2.26:
[orris. N. E.: 1 516 acres'. $17.56
orris. Mrs. Sallie:
ll1* acres' $10.13
oss. Mrs'..-Hula: 1 lot 100x200
ance; 1 lot 100x200 ...... $34.21
avey. C. L.: 1 lot 75x371 .. $4 00
sborne, IV, E.: 1 lot
75x200 Gold street $8.3?<
wens. Galina Alice: 1 lot 125x150;
I.lnwood road; 1 lot 67l2\150 E. S
Gaston: 1 lot E. S."
Cansler '..... $30.80
arish, Mrs. I.. L.: 1 lot
80x113 E. S.' of It. R $7 70
arker Rev. C. ('.: 2 lots
67x150 N S. Fulton st ...... $3.82
arton. Ethel: 1 lot S. S. of King; I
1 lot 45x150; 1 lot Carpenter: ,1 I
lot 45x185 .". $25.86,
atterson, Miss May : 1 lot
83x138 ~E. S. of Piedmont:
1 lot 50x83 reaf of above .. $28.37
ayiie, D. K. : 1 15-16 acre .. $8.41
ayseur. D. C.: 1 lot
100x200 Church $13.32 ,
sacock. Rus; 2 acres
No. 20 highway . $3.01
eterson, fkivid:. 2 lots
.vino R Xlne ?t J4 46 !
blfer, Ben D.: 44 acres bought
from Campbell Fhifer .... 1(14.14
louk R. S.: 100 acres;
2 lots E. S. or K. R $3.03
ruitt, Minnie:
1- acre, Church .*: $3.74.,
utnam, A. B. 1 lot
76*217 Church $5.04
utnam. E. \V.: 1 lot 76*310
1 lot ou Kellar ...i $10.28
ueen, E. H.:. 1 lot 76x150
N. 8. Waco Road $7.22
aiusey, E. M.: 2 lots
25x160 Hord Survey 62
eynolds, bevi, Est.: 1 lot 100*218
E. 8. of R. R ..$35.88
oark, Mrs. J. A.:
1 lot 75x125 .. 4 $2.72
olllns, G. G.: 27 acres .... $0.36
oper, Jasper H.: 1 lot
60x160 No. 20 highway. .... $7.25
auders, W. A.: 1 lot 155x150
.Harry Kails prop. $4.00
anders, W. A. and Sons .... $2.75
hort, Mrs. Maggie: 1-2 acres S. S.
of old Cherokee road ...? $9.40
mlth, E. A.: 1 lot 86*200
Piedmont and Ridge .... $62.90
outher, \V. W.: 3 lots
No. 20 Highway $13.49
parrow, T. C.: 1 lot N. S. Waco
road; 1-2 acre, N S.
Waco road $6.51
Ipearmun, C. A.: 4 lots $7.78
. L. Swain and Curtis Wright:
1 lot outside city 46
"ate, B. R.: 1 lot N Piedmont $9.30
'hoinpson, John: 1 lot. $7.99
'lmmons, B. F.: 1 lot 70x210 $3 24
Valker, John: 1 lot
.76x237 McGlnnis st $3.85
Vallace. W. A.: 2 lots
25x150 E. S. of Piedmort $12.82
Valters, C. II.: 78-100 acre K-ng
and Ajrllno ave $5.36
Vare, F. L.: 13 acres
1 lot 70x150 $26.15
Vare, Hunter: bMi acres..... $4.89
Vare, M. A.: 1 lot 82x226
E. S. of Gaston ........ $27.68
Veayer, Mrs. Pauline: 1 lot
100x300 No. 205 hlphv,?y . $11.76
Vestmoreland, J. G.: 1 5-16 acres
Grover; 1 lot $6.21
Vhetstlne, V. C.:' 11 lot
76x178 Orace st. 411.98
Vhfsnant, U. L.: 51 acres Jack
Whlsnant farm, balance ... $6.71
Vhlte, W. Albert: 1 lot
76x160 Ramseur $12.09
Ifblte, W. K.: 1 lot
180x160 Fulton $13.81
FhltMidM. Mrs. Marie: 1 lot
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I i ox206 King tuia UiUiiik_ . . in *
| Williams. Chas. S : 1 lot 4t)Ox4'ii*
K. s. of Piedmont ..... ..SZSJ&>.
Willis, U. W.i 1 lot 128x159
K S. of tSaMoa .... W?
Wright. It. T:: 1 lot 105X205 *
N. S of Hold .*!' ?
Wright, t'lhnmie: 1 lot 75x154
Kings Mtn. anl Urover rd . H2?x
Wright, O. Travie 7 acres
I. I- Wright farm ........ $5:*;
Wright. J. O.: 1 lot 60x115
So.. 20 Highway .......... t&jg.
Wright. Pasha: 1 lot 7SxlOP
No. 20 }|ighWA? .
Wrights Vance' 1 lot
..uxi.nj ri?'uniouT li .*
COLORED?No Four TownvHtp
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Allison. \Vattefso: . irolc: t W :
5Qxl89 i; <i. .> it. ......... .vl?.
Anderson. Annie, U?li: 1 .loi
Ot.vltm Kltln .;, , . .
Rlalocjc Wash. (CQ|) I lot
\86*I'?r . .... ........ **
Uiiiwtif llutcl, (col): 1 loi .lunl'tO,\V.
8. Caiisler St. My
ll'uvii Marv Fra- c? s,- (col) 1 i>*
80X200 K. S. .
Carpenter ft . balance , ,
Itrown, Sum, (col)y-4 acres ..
Caldwell, John,,Est., (col): l lnt
1)0x180 S. S, K.np st
Ellis, Carrie, Est., (col); 1 lot 75xl5o
King *.t .......... &iiM<
Exkridgc. Kutheriue, (col): I !/y.
tioxloo \V. S. Wilson 'Ai?.
Falls, Laura, (eel) .10 acres
Garrett farm ... , ! iilA"
Galloway, John, (col): 1-2 aw*
W. 8. Watte i son S*.2SGist,'John,
(col); 1 lot on 8 X.
ItidHe; 1 lot Rev. . i'?sT.
Henry, Fink. Est., (col):
2 acres .................i .-SI'
Herndoti. Hubert, ( o 1J: 1 acr*
llattleHiotind road ..... .V7_asc*
Hutch ins. Manci' (co!(:.l acre.
near i,aue Momoma *
Kibbler. Charley, (col)'; 1 Jot
Carl K. and Cor:i?'.!a Jenkins. >r,.w</.
1 lot ... HiV.
Lewis. Gertrude, (colt:, 1-4 t'.rr VS
Me,Donald. Ernes-s (col):
* i{ ucres ..."
Miller. Sam.?Est. tool)* 1 acre.
Lizzie M Helium, Howard Kulinr
and Sadie Mac.Lagarus, iuti
4 acres on Jim Rice Est . . 2ST-'
Mltchem. X. W. (col):
3 1-2 acres ............ HUMP
Essie, Mary Adams and AS
(col): 4 acres bought Iron.
Jim Rice heirs ...... .. .7C
Pressley, David, (col): 1 lot
4<ixl25 Ridce st tiX'Khodee.
Marpajret, Est., (colh.
1 lot "0x100 Ridge st ......
Rhodes. William M(col): 1 uw*
CifxSO Ridge st. ..' .... ?JX*
Rippv. Pearl (col): .
1 lot 45x2dfl *sv?
Robinson. Bertha (col):
1 lot 200x100 *V."XSealey.
Corine Borders (cob. 1 Mrr.
50*100 W. S. Watterson XL?C
Thompson. Harvey:
1 lot 50x150 .... U?
E. L. WEBB
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TAX COLLECTOR
The Amus corn tree ? intioftu**.
(rim Asia as an cm amenta! -- W
proven satisfactory for hillrtifnwr
to prevent erosion in this caaaagi
A total of 28.407 driver* 3*w??
had been revoked by the Nortfc Ca
.11.. ? tl^.V.. /?? -
oiiiiii niniiv.iiy puirvy i/ivlawi
June 30, 1940. '
Motqr vehicle accident* at -.-nfc
road pradr grossing* killed UJSQ ?
people in this country last yeacr.
About 700^ deaths occurred "ate '
year In collision* befween blcyttaP
and motor vehicles.
* . ?
As a result ol the European W5aUnlted
States farmers may be
ed upon to produce a larger p nil? > '
of their seed supplies than am*r
have for many years, aays the 12'*$
Department of Agriculture
A total of 19,500 persons vm*hilled
In traffic accidents at ?nt|Bf
last year and 13,000 in daytime xalS'
lie accidents.
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Had No Newspaper
To Advertise In.
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