TO THE VOTERS OF PITT COUNTY:
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I agftin wish to express my sincere thanks for the loyal support given me in the First Primary, when I received a plurality of nearly a thousand votes in my catt
i: ? ? didacy for re-nomination as .Treasurer of Pitt County.
!! ' THI? IS TO REMIND YOU THAT A-?jj ?
SECOND PRIMARY WILL BE HELD SATURDAY, JUNE 30th
i: and I take this method of soliciting your support and your vote, which will be greatly appreciated. i
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A. T. [TlwrmM.) MOORE
(ON THE BALLOT "A. T. MOORE") TDVAfiVTBlPVi AV DVTT OAfTMTV
CANDIDATE FOR RE-NOMINATION AS A ?U2!f/l9UII?fl% vr ill A VVVnll
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Soil Preparation For
. v Alfalfa Production
The first step in growing alfalfa
is to build up the fertility of soils on
which it is to be planted unless they
are already in good condition, says
R. J. Harris, superintendent of the
central experiment station, farm at
State College.
.???When the soil is acid, one to three
tons of lime should be applied to the
acre'. He suggested that growers
send samples of their soil to State
College to be tested so that the
amount of lime needed to neutralize
any existing arid conditions can be
determined. .
Soil that has been neglected or
which is in a poor state of fertility
should have heavy applications of
manure early in the spring. The
manure should be mxed into- the soil
with a dish harrow. Then a crop of
soybeans should be grown and turned
under.
in the fall the field should be plow
ed and allowed to lie fallow during
the winter freeaee. Sow lespedesa
in February and turn It under when
it has reached maximum growth,
which should not be later than Sep
tember 1. The crop should be disked
well before being turned under. Thai
the lime should be disked into the
soil and the field left to stand for
two weeks. Next should be an appli
cation of 600 pounds of 4-12-4 ferti
lizer per acre and another disking,
followed by a section harrow and
then a cultipacker.
Following the two seasons of jire
paring the soil, at least 25 pounds of
quality alfalfa seed should be sown
to the acre by drill or by hand be
tween September 15 an October 15.
If the fall seeding does not produce a
full stand, another seeding may be
made about March 1 to 15 or sooner
if the weather is favorable.
Double innoculationa give the best
results. Bacteria cultures and soil
from fields which have been growing
alfalfa are good innoculanta.
Farmers whose soil is in a high
state of fertility may start their al
falfa crops this fall without going
through the two seasons of prepara
tion, Harris said.
To Light Rural Homes
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If the plans of Governor Ehring
haus's oewiy appointed Rural Elec
trification Committee are carried out,
a great many farm homes in practi
cally every county of the State will
soon be enjoying the use of electric
service for lights, irons, motors, etc.
According to David S. Weaver,
agricultural engineer of State Col
lege who has been selected by the
Committee to make a survey of the
State, there is a possibility of ex
tending a great many electric Unas in
the very near future. Financial as
asssstance through Mrs. Thomas
OTJerry, State Relief Administrator,
: is expected.
Local groups of fanners interested
m securing this service should get to
gether and send Mr. Weaver the fol
lowing information: .
(1) The number of fanners who
will actually connect to the proposed
line at ante.
(2)- The namber fanners on
the proposed tm& woe would proba
- bly connect, later.
(2) The number of filling stations,
churches, schools, gins, etc., along
the pirqpoee* torn.
(4)>c The approximate length m
miles the line would haw t* be;$jf
t serve-' above peers. .
(6> Can the ??igte of waT he
secvedwiliwt.^T
(6J Determine just wind the
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majority of fswswk wch as irons,
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tor*, motors.
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tli? wiscRt ts coming oul ^^XX2 HI spi^s
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ftf ' uflB ' toffw vwmssgt1 fiSa' rwny
NOT ONE CORD LOOSENED!
NOT ONE TREAD SEPARATED!
(Mht one/2ii)MQUt! 4
AS thirty-three speed demons careened
and slid around the steep banked curves of
the hot brick track, tires shrieked and
smoked . . . break-neck speeds, 150 miles
and more- down the straightaway?
tremendous centrifugal force tugging to
rip the tread from the body of the tire.
In fact, every conceivable force worked to
tear the tire to pieces, but not one cord
loosened?not one tread separated ? and
not a single blowout. What amazing proof
of Tire Strength?-Safety?Quality and ^
Dependability!
Every one of the thirty-three drivers
at the Indianapolis 500-mile sweepstakes
chose and bought Firestone High Speed
Tires. The fact that not one of ,the
132 tires failed is your greatest guarantee
of the Extra Safety?Strength?and
Dependability. built into Firestone Tires.
The New Firestone High Speed Tire
for 1934 is Safety-Protected on the outside
by a wider tread of flatter contour, deeper
non-skid, more and tougher rubber, giving
you more than 50% longer non-skid
mileage?Safety-Protected on the inside by
eight additional pounds of pure rubber
absorbed by every 100 pounds oft cords.
This additional rubber surrounds every
cotton fiber inside ecery cord in every ply;
This is accomplished by the Firestone
patented process of Gum-Dipping, which
roajts the cords in liquid rubber,
- Counteracting damaging frictions! heat,
the greatest enemy of tire life.
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TRIPLE
6IARANTEE
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?for Haeqaalad Perfonaaace
Records
?for Life Agaiast All lofeolt
?far 12 Maatha Agaiast All
load Hazards*
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"Guaranteed for *J? momtke g|oa u?e4 ?
commercial terviee.
Mr
Get :the protection of die Firestone Triple Guarantee ? for unequaled
p?^n?m>iMti? flfW against dfifoiti i for, twelve months* against
all road hazards.
Call on the nearest Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store today and equip
jw carwitli the new Firestone High Speed TireedEoe 1934--?id REMEMBER,
you will save money at present prices, because crude rubber baa advanced
442% and cotton 190%?and dre prices cannot remain at present low levels.
E??l? 10* Ftl ?t?? ??!?*? Hlfl
i B.tlit.g, Werli . f.lr, Chicago )
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y THE Jvml
^Tinstone
r'HIGH SPEED TIRE
6y FOR 1934
yea
I WIDER TREAD OF
? ?m CONTOUR
| MOREAND TOUGHER
'?? RUBBER
GUM-DIPPED HIGH
STRETCH CORPS
I DEEPER
NON-SKID
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MORE THAN 50% LONGER
NON-SKIP MILEAGE
HONOR ROLL |5
FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED TIRES g
ItForfiftom consecutire years have been on I
h winning care In the 500-mile Indianapolis n
1 thiITmeans blowout protection
it Far eeeen eoneecutive yeare have been on the
winning core tn the daring Pike* Peak climb ?
1 where e slip meant death.
\ this means non-skids afety and traction I
I it For three consecutive yesurshmve been en the
ISI buses of the Washington (D.C.) Railway 1
and Bectric Company covering 11,357*81(1 I
i bus miles without one minute's delay due to i
1 tire trouble.
| this heans dependability and
i economy 1
I lFere on the Nmiman Motors' Ford t-s Truck
Ij that made a new coast'to. coast record of 67
U hours, 4t minutes, 30 seconds actual running
^this means endurance
MAKE THIS TEST YOUftSELf
nou now m rawer i
is a' Firestone Tire ding*
to the high (Uiter
Cam-Dipped cords. This '
greater adhesion and ./<
strength Is' weds possible I
hr the Firestone' patented 1
process of Gum-Dipping.
MlkOT
Crrwet heen Gum-Dippc*
of cord plies in tins not .1
built With Gem-Dipped %
Vends, friction will deveion,^
intense heat, and heat will
aspansa the pgr*-** j
Your Firestone Dealer it prepared to let j
raujnake, for yourself, the amusing test i
The following
Firestone deal
er is prepared
to serve you:
B.&W.
Chevrolet
Co., Inc.
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Farmville, N. (|
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