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Duplin County farmers were
urged this week by George T. Ash
ford, Red Springs, President of the
Carollnaa Ginners Association, to
begin planning now to plant to
cotton some of the 5,200 acres that
will be idle next year in Duplin
County by reduced flue-cured to
bacco acreage.
With the expected 20 blanket
reduction In flue-cured allotments
in 1948, Duplin's tobacco allotment
will be reduced from 20,303 acres
to approximately 21,042 acres. Ash
ford said. Tobacco farmers, he ad
ded, would be wise to investigate
the possibility of taking up a goed
; portion of the reduced acreage with
cotton.
Cotton is second only to tobacco
, as a cash crop in North Carolina,
Ashford pointed out.
' "Inventories of cotton manufac
turers are more depleted than In
many years," he said, "and cotton
- can be planted without a complete
change in farming operations, we
are proud of the improved living
standard of our farm people, and
we cannot afford to stand by and
face a 20 reduction in cash in
come, without making some effort
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TLED GAS IN PINK HILL, N. C, AND TRADING AREA. WE
HAVE BOTTLED GAS IN STOCK AND CAN MAKE DELIVER
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some other cash crop." ,
Farmers Warned
Hog Cholera
One of the greatest financial los
ses in recent history may occur this
fall unless farmers take precaution
to protect their fall pigs from hog
cholera, says Dr. C. D. Grlnnells,
professor of Veterinary Science at
State College. Because the danger
of fall cholera Is great, farmers
are urged to keep a close watch
on their swine and have pigs vac
cinated early, vaccination, plus
good sanitation and proper feeding
is the best safeguard against chol
era losses, he said.
Early Frost
Early frost on the mountains has
already started bringing out the
color of the forest leaves. If there
is a cold snap followed by rain, the
color will come out almost over
night, according to forresters.
Nov. Pic To Feature
N. C. Coast Fishing
The November issue of PIC mag
azine will have an article by David
Stick on spearfishing off the Caro
lina Coast. The piece is illustrated
in watercolors by the author's fa
ther
The November BUICK magazine
has two N. C. stories - - one on the
Smokies, one on the motorboat re'
gatta at Elizabeth City.
The Oct. magazine TRAVEL has
an extensive article on N. C. by
Hoyt McAffe, with Illustrations
from the State Advertising Division
North Carolina dominated the
October FORD TIMES with four
spreads. One Is a story, with koda
chrome pictures, bf Fohtana Dam
and Village; another is a full-page
color photo of Lake Junaluska;
third a section on the Southern
Highlands, and a fourth a story
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CAMELS than ever before!
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Mrs. Picket! Dies
In Chinquapin
Mrs. Dora Pickett, 77, widow of
W. F. Pickett of Chinquapin, died
at her home Friday after an illness
of about five weeks. .Funeral serv
ices were held at the home Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Surviving
are fWe daughters, Mrs. A. C. Sew
ell of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. W. J. Carr
and Mrs. G. H. Blanton of Wallace,
Mrs. C. C. Mills and Effer Pickett
of the home; one brother, Ashley
Bradshaw of the home community.
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Asheville, Oct. 12. The North
Carolina Wildlife Resources Com
mission, in the concluding session
nf a two dav meeting here decided
to enlarge its law enforcement staff
so that every county can have a
resident fish and game warden, and
approved the appointment of four
district law enforcement supervis
ors. It also scheduled its next meet
ing for January and completed
technicalities of a resolution which
authorizes law enforcement offic
ers and game protectors to seize
and hold for disposition by law all
instruments and devices used il
legally taking birds and animals.
Lanefield Club
The Lanefield H. D. Club held
it resular meeting with Mrs. Ell
iott Best The president called the
meeting to order ana arcer run
Dr. H. W. Colvell
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Statement Of Ownership,
Management, Circulation, Etc.,
Required By The Acts of Congress
of August 24, 1912, & March.3 1933
of The Duplin Times, published
Weekly at Kenansville, N. C. for
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HOGS WANTED!
W Buy Hogs At
WARSAW EACH FRIDAY
CLINTON ON TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS
Of Each Week. No Commission Charges.
WE HAVE TANKAGE FOR SALE
Sampson Livestock Market
STACY HONEYCUTT, Manager
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October I, 1947, State of North
Carolina. County of Duplin v
Before me, a Notary Public in
and for the State and county afore
said, personally appeared J. R.
Grady, who, having ' been duly
sworn according to law, deposes
and says that he is the owner of
The. Duplin Times and . that . the
following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true state
ment of the ownership,1 manage
ment of the af ores-Id publication
for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of
August 24, 1912, as amended by
the Act of March 3, 1933, embodied
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price to you before the Job Is
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Special - One "BERKSHIRE" Rug
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In section, 637, Postal Laws and I
Regulations, to wit; ;
1. That the name and address of
the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business manager is;
J. B. Grady, Kenans ville. N, C, '
. 2. That the owner Is: :
R. Grady, Kenansville, N. C.,"
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security
holders owning or holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of
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Been Some Confusion Regarding the 10c We"
: Charge for the Use of Our Key and the 25c
: Charge for Taking Packages From Your Locker
For You. '::'&XS
This Policy Was Started NOT To Get the
Dimes and Quarters But Rather to Influence
Our Patrons to Bring Their Own Keys and Take
the Foodstuffs From Their Lockers Themselves.
If You Bring Your Key and Take Your Packages
From the Locker Yourself There is ABSOLUTE
LY NO CHARGE.
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