THURSDAY, N6V. 24, 193d
tHE PttAWkUW PRESS Ai3 Tllfe iiiCHLANbs MACONiAN
PAdfi SEVEM
LOWER
In its annual outlook report for
farm labor, equipment, and ferti
lizer, the U. S. bureau of agricul
tural economics points out that "the
combined level of farm wage rates
and prices of commodities, used in
agricultural production probably
will (average a little lower than in
1938." '
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NAGGING
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worry, Irrojrulnr habits, improper eat
ing and drinking, exposure, contagion,
busy, hospitals
crowded. The after
effects are disturbing
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Ina; that disordered kidney action may
cause the trouble.
After colds, fever and similar ills
there Is an lncreaoe of body impurities
the kidneys muHt filter from the blood.
If the kidneys ore overtaxed and fall
to remove excess acid and other harm
ful waste, there Is polBonlng of tho
whole system.
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Obtained by special permission of the war office, this remarkable photograph shows activities in a British
shell inspection shop In an armaments factory. Britain is now embarked on a vast program of rearmament
in the navy, army and royal air force. Sir Kingsley Wood, air minister, outlining the government's air de
fense program, told the house of commons that next year's air estimates will be increased to about $1,000,
000,000, compared to about $600,000,000 in the present year.
Headliners in Lima
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Alfred M. Landon, 1936 Republican presidential candidate, has been
named as one of this country's representatives at the Pan-American
conference In Lima, Peru. Appointment of the former Kansas governor
by President Roosevelt was regarded by some students of political affairs
as an example to nations who do not countenance two-party systems or
presidential opposition. Dr. Carlos Concha, right, minister of foreign
affairs of Pern, will be president of the eighth international conference
of American states. v
Control Of Weevils
In Corn Explained
For treating weevil-infested corn
on the farm, nothing is cheaper,
more effective, or more readily
available than carbon disulphide,
advises J. O. Rowell, extension en
tomologist at State college. But this
chemical is very inflammable and
explosive .and should be used with
care! Fire of any kind, excessive
heat, or frictional or static elec
tricity should not be allowed near
the containers being fumigated with
this chemical. -
Rowell explained that weevils are
by far the most destructive iasect
pests of stored corn, annually tak
ing a toll of about .14 per cent of
North Carolina's crop. They begin'
their attack in the field, but when
the corn is harvested and stored
in the barn, conditions are very
BACKACHE
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eyes i a feeling of nervous anxiety
and loss of strength and energy. Other
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Scanty or too grateful people tell
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Hastens Rearmament Program
Pan - American Parley
favorable for the rapid increase of
the pests.
Storage 'bins tand crihs of all
kinds should be thoroughly cleaned,
accumulations of old grain removed,
and the woodwork treated before
the new corn is stored. Any odor
less, tasteless, water-white petrol
eum similar to that contained in
commercial fly sprays is suibable
to treat the walls and floors of
empty bins, the entomologist says.
Accumulations of old grain and
floor sweepings from the previous
crop should be burned or, if it is
to be used as feed, fumigated with
carbon disulpride. Sweepings may
be placed in a tight bin or barrel
and ' the chemical poured directly
over it, using the fluid at the rate
of about three-fourths, of a pint to
a barrel of sweepings. The con
tainer should be covered immedi
ately with a double thickness of
wrapping paper and tied tightly
around the top, leaving, sealed for
24 hours to allow the fumes to
penetrate all portions of the sweep
ings. REACHING
Milk Droduction. which in the
summer and fall of this year, was
the highest in 14 years of record
keeping, is expected to reach a new
peak during the coming winter, says
John A. Arey, extension dairyman
at State college.
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WILL LEND 57 CENTS
The November corn estimate of
2,480,958,000 bushels, recently issued
by the U. S. department of agri
culture, establishes the rate of 57
cents a' bushel for loans made on
1938 corn to farmers in commercial
corn areasl
Run-Off Of Water
Will Cause Erosion
Farmers in North Carolina are
beginning to realize farm terracing
is only a part of the fundamental
erosion-control, problem involved in
a complete water disposal system
for the estire farm, according to
W. D. Lee of the State college
extension service and E. B. Gar
rett, state coordinator of the .soil
conservation service.
In the past, they point out, the
general practice has been to dis
charge water from the ends of ter
races or hillside ditches, on to any
accessible area not in cultivation,
such as abandoned fields, roads and
line ditches. Concentration of water
on these unprotected areas speeds
up erosion and often develops gul
iies which work back into the
fields, destroying the measures
which were intended to protect the
field. . ,
In many instances protected
woodlands, or well-sodded pasture
lands are accessible upon which
the concentrated flow from terraces
may be discharged and spread
without inducing erosion.
Natural drainage ways or broad
field- depressions, when properly
stabilized with vegetation, provide
the finest type of outlet. Such arexs
may be converted into meadow
tripes which will not only serve
as outlets, but will also supply the
farmer, with an abusdance of hay.
In erosion control demonstration
areas it has been found desirable
in some cases, where natural out
lets are not available, to establish
disposal areas along the edge of
the field by retiring a triangular
shaped strip to perennial hay crops,
shrubs or trees. When adequate
cover has been established, water
may be discharged safely on such
areas.
Eastern Carolina farmers say
there is no profit in soybeans sold
as beans this fall the price is. only
60 cents a bushel.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ORDER OF SALE
North Carolina
Macon Colunry
In the Supeirior Court
George' Carpenter, administrator of
the Estate of J. B. Mason
vs.
Mary L. Mason, et al
By virtue of an order entered in
the above entitled cause by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Macon County on the 11th day of
November, 1938, the undersigned
commissioner will resell the follow
ing described property at the court
house door in Franklin, North Car
olina, at public outcry to the high
est bidder at 12 o'clock noon on
Monday the 5th day of December,
1938.
BEGINNING at a white oak the
4th corner of No. 7998 and runs N
43 W 50 poles to a large white oak
in gap of ridge; thence S 86 W 20
poles to a stake on top of ridge;
thence N 45 W with summit of
ridge 71 poles to a small Spanish
oak the William Forrester corner;
thence S 6 E 15 poles to a small
hickory in the SW boundary lino
LEGAL ADVERTISING
of - No. 7998 j thence N 60 W on
that line 78 poles to a white oak
corner of the same ; thence ' N on
line of said No. 7998 ; 32 poles to
a stake on top of ridge; N 66 W
12 poles to a stake on divide be
tween Camp Branch and the Nanta
hala River; thence N 23 W 15 poles
to a stake; thence N 8 E 14
poles to a white oak at the junction
of the Soggy Ridge; thence down
the summit of said ridge N 55 E
54 poles to a stake in the SE
boundary line of the Jane Souther
land tract; thence N 60 E to the
end with the Mathison tract 162
poles to its SE corner; thence S
30 E 40 poles to a black oak cor
ner of No. 8488; thence S 12 E 20
poles to a locust stump corner of
No. 8599; thence S 70' on line of
said tract 100 poles to its black
gum corner on ridge; thence' S;
52 E and summit of the ridge 214
poles to a chestnut stump on west
side of the Camp Branch ; thence
S 86 E 8J4 poles to a bunch of
maples in a small branch ; thence
S 50 E 29 poles to a stake on a
ridge; thence ,up the summit of
ridge S 75 E 44 poles to a black
oak; Welch's corner; thence S 13
E 15 poles to a stake in Conley
line; thence S 45 W on that line
63 poles to its SW corner; thence
45 E on line of same tract 22 poles
to a stake in SW boundary line of
No. 7998; thence N 65 W on that
line 57 poles to its maple corner at
a branch ; thence N 21 E 12 poles
to the beginning, containing 175
acres. ,
This land is to be sold subject
to the dower of Mary L. Mason in
the above described land, which has
been alloted to her as follows: BE
GINNING at a stake in the west
bank of Camp Branch, in the Thom
as Passmore line and the line of
the J. B. Mason home place, runs
N 52 W YlYz poles to a dogwood;
thence S 29J4 W 47 poles to a
maple, above the graveyard, in
Andy Morgan's line; thence with
his line and the line of J.- E. Wil
son to Passmore's line; thence with
his line to the BEGINNING.
This 11th day of November, 1938.
R. S. JONES.
Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina
Macon Coainty
In tho Superior Court
R. S. Jones, Administrator of the
Estate of J. A. Porter, Deceased,
vs.
Mary V. Porter, et al
Pursuant to an order of the Su
perior Court entered in the above
entitled action on the 17th(day of
October, 1938, I will sell the lands
hereinafter described at the court
house door in Franklin, North Car
olina, at public auction for cash, on
Monday the 12th day of December,
1938. Said lands being- described as
follows:
An undivided one-fourth interest
in a tract of land consisting of ap
proximately fifty acres, being lo
cated on the East end of Wayah
Bald, known as the Wayah Bald
Camping ground, completely sur
rounded by the lands of the United
States of America. Also all rights,
titles and interests of J. A. Porter
in the following lots in a sub-division
known as the Bonny Crest, as
surveyed and mapped by D. Cong
er in August, 1908, said map or
plat recorded in Office of Register
of Deeds, Book B-3, Page 7a
Lots Nos. 14 and 18, Block No. 2.
Lots Nos. 11, 15, 28, 30, and 31,
Block No. 3.
Lot No. 3, Block No. 6.
Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6,
Block No. 7.
This 7th day of November, 1938.
R. S. JONES,
Commissioner.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE .
Having qualified as administrator
of Ben Breedlove, deceased, late of
Macon county, N. C, this is to
notify all persons, having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned,
on or before the 1st day of Octob?
er, 1939, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
.This 1st day of October, 1938.
C. A. SETSER,
Administrator. .
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