Over 35,000 Cows
L Bred Artificially
I Number Is More Than
% Twice as Many as Two
a Years Ago
Estimates made this week by dairy
specialists at State College indicate
that the number of dairy cows bred
artificially in North Carolina during
1950 will reach a record-breaking to
tal of 35,000.
This figure is more than twice as
large as the total of 17,000 cows bred
under the program in 1948, the first
year of operation. The total last year
was about 27,000.
Except for Burke, Cabarrus, Lincoln
and Stanly, all counties west of Ra
leigh are now organized into artificial
breeding associations. Even in these
four, many dairymen are receiving
service from neighboring counties.
The newest association is in Samp
son County, where operations were
, started last week. Pitt, Robeson and
\Richmond have recently entered the
| program. Also, surveys on the sub
jj ject are being conducted in Craven,
’ Pamlico, Carberet and Jones.
,u- The number of associations in the
State now totals 67, some of which
serve two or more counties. All ex-
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT TO
THE MEMORY OF
WALTER A. LEGGETT
By The Board of Directors of
The Bank of Edenton
The death of Walter A. Leggett on
October 18, 1950, brings very deep
sorrow to the Board of Directors of
the Bank of Edenton. At the time of
his death Mr. Leggett was Chairman
of this Board and one of its most
loyal and distinguished members.
During his many years of service
to this Bank, both as Cashier and Di
rector, he took an active interest in
its affairs and was most conscientious
in carrying out his duties and respon
sibilities. His most excellent advice
and never failing fairness won him
the esteem and love of his associates.
The passing of such a man, so good
a friend and so valued a colleague, in
tensifies our appreciation of his noble
qualities. His loss is keenly felt by
the Board and the Bank’s entire per
sonnel, and we extend heartfelt sym
pathy to the members of his family
in their bereavement.
V W. D. WELCH,
f JNO. G. WOOD,
W. H. GARDNER.
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Whiskey
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P\ THE STAGG DISTILLING CO., FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.
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cept Forsyth, which maintains its own
stud, receive regular semen shipments
from the stud of the Southeastern Ar
tificial Breeding Association at Ashe
[ ville.
ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ
1. IName the pitcher who holds the
record of most put-outs in one game ?
2. When was the international Aero
nautical Federation formed?
8. Who won the Kendall Trophy
(for women) at the 1948 National Air
, Races?
4. What is Joe Louis’ real name?'
5. Who is Rex Layne?
ANSWERS:
1. Bob Lemon, Cleveland.
2. 1905.
3. Grace Harris.
4. Joseph Barrow.
5. Utah heavyweight, who recently
defeated Joe Walcott.
Not On Intangibles
“What is iMesa Bill so gloomy
, about?” said the traveling salesman.
“Family fortune,” said Cactus Joe.
I “His old folks left him a marked deck
of cards to make a living with. He’s
. wondering whether he’ll have to pay
[ an inheritance tax.”
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THE CHOWAN HERAIiD EDENTON, N. C-, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950
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