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VJL/NATICNAL EWTCRIA1
Farmers Must Act
To Earn Payments
Farmers in other parts of the
United States who normally plant a
larger percentage of their farm acre
age in soil improving crops than dc
farmers of North Carolina will like
ly share to a greater extent in the
proceeds of the new farm program
if North Carolina farmers do not act
at once to comply with the new pro I
gram.
This is the opinion of E. Y. Floyd,
tobacco specialist at State College,
who says that North Carolina farm
ers may offset this seeming advant
age of other sections by replacing
cash crops such as tobacco, cotton
and peanuts with soil improving
crops.
There is still some doubt in the
minds of many farmers as to how
to proceed to cooperate. The first
thing to do, Floyd says, is to fill out
a work sheet in which is listed the
acreage of all crops grown on the
farm in 1935, the acreage of each
and other information about the farm.
The second step is to work with the
community committee to determine
the soil-depleting base on each farm.
Then soil-conserving crops must be
grown on a part of this soil-deplet
ing base. Fourth, soil building prac
tices must be followed to earn the
class 11 payments.
As a fifth step, the farmer makes
a formal application for payment for
what he has done, and finally his
farm is checked to determine whether
the conditions for payment have been
met.
Floyd points out that only one pay
- ment will be made under the new
program and this will include both
soil-conserving and soil building pay
ments. This payment will be made
as promptly as possible after condi
tions have been met by the farmer.
Since May 31 has been set as the
date for county agents to receive
work sheets, Floyd urges prompt ac
tion in taking this first step towards
cooperation with the program.
By planting a succession of cereals
clovers and summer legumes, Hugh
McRae, owner of Invershield Farm
near Rocky Point, has found it possi
ble to have year around grazing
without the aid of permanent pasture.
FOUNTAIN NEWS
(By MRS, M. 3. YELVEBTON)
PERSONALS
D. A. Yelverton and W. N. Yelver
ton spent Saturday here with rela
tives.
Mrs. J. W. Jefferson and son, Billy,
spent several days recently with rela
tives in Pinetops.
Mrs. C. L. Owens and children,
Hazel, Eloise, Claude and Neal are
visiting relatives in Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones of Mount
Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Eagles, Sunday.
Miss Nina Estelle Yelverton spent :
the week end with Miss Mary Eliza
beth Eagles at Crisp.
Mrs. J. N. Fountain and sons,
James Barker and John, Jr., returned
Sunday from Lomberton.
Henry Smith of Richmond, Va.,
spent the week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lewis, Mist
Elizabeth Lewis, Franklin Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stokes visited in
Roberaonviik, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain, Sr.,
and MUs Mary King Fountain re
turned Tuesday from Lexington where
they visited Mr. and Mis. W. R. Har
ria.
Friend* regret that Mrs. Ford of
Hopewell, Va* j* nary BL Mrs. Ford <
has three sons living in Fountain,
namely; J. W. Roddick, W. a Red- ;
dick an? John Reddiek. ^ j
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I Fte COUNTY JUDGE I
(Vote for one)
? JACK SPAIN
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER
OF PITT COUNTY
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Treasurer of Pitt
County subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary June 6th. -
If nominated and elected I wfli
faithfully perform the duties of tile
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Your vote and support will be ap
preciated
CHAS. CH. LAUGHINGHOUSE, Jr.
TO THE VOTERS OP PITT
COUNTY
I hereby announce my candidacy
for election to the office of Pitt
County Treasurer subject to the ac
tion of Democratic Primary, June 6.
If nominated and elected, I will
continue to perform the duties of
the office as I have in the past
Thanking- you for your past sup
port, your continued support and
vote will be greatly appreciated
tf J. VANCE PERKINS.
FOR HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the House of Representatives,
subject to the Democratic Primary in
June.
If elected, I promise to do my ut
most to be of service to the people
of my county. Your support win be
i annreeiated
4tp Signed: J. S. MOORE.
FOR STATE SENATE
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the State Senate sub
ject to the actions of the Democratic
Primary to be held June 6thf 1936.
With grateful appreciation for your
support.
tpc. E. G. FLANAGAN.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself a" can
didate for re-election as County Com
missioner from the District composed
of Farmville, Fountain, Falkland and
Beaver Dam townships, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary.
Your support will be appreciated,
tfc. B. M. LEWIS.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of sheriff of
Pitt County. Your support will be
appreciated.
tpp. J. KNOTT PROCTOR.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for re-election as Sheriff of
Pitt County subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary of Jane 6th.
If nominated and elected, I will
continue to discharge the duties of !
the office as I have in the past
Your support will be appreciated,
a A. WHITEHURST.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce to the Voters
of Pitt County that I am a candidate
for re-nomination and re-election to
the House of Representatives from
Pitt County, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary June 4th,
Your vote, confidence and continued
support will be appreciated
JOHN HILL PAYLOR.
TO THE PEOPLE q
OF PTrf COUNTY
I am a candidate for The House
of Representatives from Pitt County,
subject to the Democratic Primary
June 6, 1936. I solicit your vote and
support and will greatly appreciate
same
tp. W. J. BUNDY.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County Commis
sioner from the district composed of
Ayden and Swift Creek Townships,
subject to the Democratic Primary.
Tour support will be appreciated.
FRANK M. KELPATBICK.
TO THE VOTRBS
OF PITT COUNTY
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I am a candidate for the office of
Solicitor of the County Court in the
Democratic Primary of June fi.
If eleeted I will perform the duties
rf the office efficiently, honestly, end
faiiiy. I will aincenly appreciate
four rote and anything youmay do
in my behalf. ^ "
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Tour support will be appreciated.
WALTER CHERRY.
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VOTE FOB
W. CLARENCE TAYLOR
FOB COBONttt PITT COC?TT
in Ktaaocratte Primary, June 6. 1986.
If elected, I will radaavor to wm
70a with justice to all. Your rap
port will be appreciated. 2tp
TO THE VOTERS OF PITT
COUNTY
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I hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for the House of Repre
sentatives subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary to be held
June 6, 1986. Tour support will be
appreciated. i
2tp J. PICKLEN ARTHUR.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County Commis
sioner from the district composed of
Farmville, Fountain, Falkland and
Beaver Dam Townships, subject to
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DINK JAMES
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I EDITORIAL COMMENTS |
+ "There is no. more honorable or conscientious man in Pitt County +
T than Dink James who as judge presides over Pitt County's court. +
+ Judicial in temperament and fair in his decisions, Judge James is +
+ making a name for himself all over the county and other neighbor- j.
t ing counties. He gives much thought to the duties before him. He ?
f always makes an effort to decide the issues that confront him with +
f an eye single to the best interest of the county and the ones parties +
t to the suit being tried. Such a man is a great asset to the county." $
| Greenville Daily News, October 6, 1984 |
f"Dink James has both the courage and determinnation to 'hew to +
the line, let the chips fall where they may.' At the same time he is *
| not radical but tempers justice with common sense. Judge James j
+ has made a splendid record since he has been on the bench. He is a f
* man of fine judicial temperament. We need just such men as Judge +
* James in the public life of today and this newspaper will gladly %
f support him for sny position he might aai^," Greenville News, *
+ October 18, 1985. > ?
+ "There is one way to prevent automobile wrecks and that is to !
+ remove as many reckless and irresponsible drivers as possible. At \
f least that is the way Judge Dink James apparently feels about it, ;
f judging by the humber of licenses revoked by him in county court? ?
+ keeping them off the road is the best way to keep them from causing !
j accidents and we congratulate Judge James for the start he has ;;
+ made. If more judges and more of the courts would make a deter- ? ?
! mined effort to keep reckless drivers off the roads, we would have !
fewer accidents." Daily Reflector, October 8, 1984.
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\i 1. I fivAr the metlaf the fhilrn Tex. nnvided other radkm of reve>
:: nue can be found without taxing land.
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2. My policy shall be to find sufficient revenue withoue burdening
those least able to pay.
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3. My record aa a member of tte House of Representatives shows
that I opposed the General,Sales Tax. I still oppose it.
4. I stand by the Constitutional Provision: That all property both
real and peiwmal bear its fair proportion of the tax bmriea and will work
to that end.
5. I am in favor of the highest possible standard for the public school
System; better pay for teachers; laiger appropriation for schools and
reasonable provision few sick leave.
6. I shall oppose legalising gambling in:any form, including slpt
machines, pin-tables and other devices.
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7. I do not favor a return of the Turlington Act. The people will not
support it I shall support an effective law to control liquor sales by the
t counties, revenue sales to go to the counties, if voted on by a majority
of the people of the county.
8. I worked for and supported the Australian Ballot Law. I do not
? favor absentee ballots.
9. I favor the highest degree of highway safety and shall support
laws to make the highways safe.
10. I shall oppose a tax on land for State purposes, as such tax might
;; consume the land.
V. 11. I shall support farmers interest to control crops and increase
X their income.
;; 12. I shall support a policy to preserve and protect our woods land.
?? 13. I shall support measures to provide better pay for highway em
ployees in the lower brackets.
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7 14. i snail continue we ugni uiai l sianeo several years ago 10 re
t cover for Pitt County nearly $1,000,000 paid oqt by Pitt County to con
t struct paved roods taken over by the state, and thus put our county on an
| equal basis with other counties to which refunds have been made for
+ similar advances. '
+ 15. 1 shall support a policy to provide fair and better farm drainage
| to improve farming and health conditions. r
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+ 16. 1 shall support a measure to provide free school books for the
+ Public Schools. -
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X 17. I shall support a bill to provide representation on the Highway
+ Commission from each Congressional District in the State.
| 18. I favor the enactment of a bill to pay Old Age Pensions.
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| The foregoing answers the substance of the inquiries made of me by
+ publication as a candidate for the Senate and is published as information
+ to the voters.
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