Root Knot Guises
m«mp- Tohaeeo Damage
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Tsr Heel tobacco powers were
warned this week to take imme
diiM steps to control root knot
disease in order to lessen the dam
age to next year's crop.
Howard R Garrtss. plant path
ologist for the Stale College Ex
tension Service =aia r- ’ <cr.-t has
‘ ■ - r. - i aa ... He
suggested several p: art = for
troL
Garriss explained that rvt kn-1
is caused by nti-T seep..: eliv rtr.s
SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE
And
WEAR WITH PRIDE
At
LEDER BROS. DEPT STORE
. or nematodes which feed on the
i roots oi a wide variety of plants
and live over :n the so:: from year
.are gr wn continuously .3 infest
ed sod the nematode population
I increase; until production of such
plant; is unprofitable.
Tobacco is quite susceptible to
»r x t knot. When nematoeic
! pierce the root tissue and begin
i feeding. toe roots develop abnor
•Tal swelling gaits The flow of
•etarded This con.c
»*• vd*.ff rt*rd p ■ a ; ' .
quentiy stunted, showing pale
h"w leaves, exc
* d_v da vs ar.
at are ripening
::uced
pre
ield'
advises
stePs- #
soon as the crop is har
cut the stalks and plow
e root; so that as much of
• system as possible is ex
to sunlight and air. This
c will destroy large num-1
Surpluses Bring
- AJEif'h of Tost
American war surpluses abroad,
according to Secretary of State
Acheson .n a final report to Con
gress. were sold at twenty cents
on the dollar of their $1X000 006 -
600 cost of production. The Office
of the Foreign Liquidation Com
missioner went otit of existence
(3; Set up a rotation with root
knot-resistant crops. Avoid con
tinuous tobacco.
II black shank or Granville wilt
is also present, the grower should
select a variety resistant to the
shank or wilt and arrange a rota
tion which will control root kfto*.
The local county agent is quali
fied to suggest suitable rotations
Where fields are highly infested
with nematodes and suitable ro
tations cannot be followed, grow
ers might try soil fumigation with
ethylene dibromide or DD mix
ture at a cost of about $40 per
acre. Garriss said.
O. T3
| a rate
r -.vernment agency
•n June 30. Remaining functions
lave been absorbed by the State
, Approximately $2,600,000,000
iwj; realised a'?•••::• ther from the
surplus. Secretary Achcson said.
Included :r. this was the $84,560.
000 estimated value of property
contributed to the United Nations
Relief and Rehabii.t'tion Admin
istration. War equipment which
cost $400,660,000 to produce was
at andoned as uneconomic to use
Several state Experiment Sta
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t d-ive. p fast-grow.r.g heef
calves Breeding animals from 129
lines of Herefords, Aberdeen An
gus. and Shorthorns are being us
ed in the wot k.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of Coy
L Norris, deceased, late of Mar
tin County, this is to notify all
persons holding claims, against
said estate to present them for
ayment on or before the ,23rd
ay of August 1950, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate settlement. This the 23 «
day of August, 1949. a
Naomi L. Norris, t
Administratrix. ! a
au 25 se 1-8-15-22-29
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin County.
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of Ed
die Trahey. this :s to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to exhibit same to the un
dersigned or her attorneys within
k
h
ic
sd
d
tice. or this notice will be plead-.*
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons ir.-tebte" to said es
tate w.ll please make immediate;
payment.
This the 19?n day of July. 1949. j
Mrs Eddie Trahey, Administra- j
trix of the estate of Eddie Trahey.'
jly 28 au 4-11-18-25 se 1
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
North Carolina. Martin County.
In Superior Court
William Sharpe r. Elizabeth
Sharpe.
The above named Elizabeth!
Sharpt- will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been'
commenced in the Superior Court
Martin County, North Carolina.1
by the plaintiff to secure aa ah
olute divorce from the defen:
at upon the ground that plait
iff and defendant lived separai
nd apart for more than two yea:
receding the bringing of th
rtion. and the defendant wi
art her take notice that she is r<
uired to appear at the office c
te Clerk Superior Court Marti
ounty in the Courthouse in W:
amstoa, ff. C.. on the 27th dr
f August, 1949, jt within twent
avs thereafter, and answer o
> the Court for the relief de
sanded in said Complaint.
This 27th day of July, 1949.
L. B. Wynne,
Clerk Superior Court,
a 4-11-18-23
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