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T^[fjBSDA¥» NOVEBI^B 3I» 1*^
•kale Coi^te Plan*
Faim Short Cooneo
Short courses in beef cettte
production, crop production, and
dairy production will be held at
W. C. State College, Raleigh, from
January « to February 2, it'was
aonounced this week by Dr. J.
H. Hilton, deafi of agriculture at
Uie college.
The courses, deigned to be of
practical value for any farmer
and especially for young men just
beginning full-time farming, are
open to anyone above 16 years of
age who is interested in improv-
mg his knowledge of agriculture.
Veterans eligible for training may
take these courses under die “G.
I. Bill.”
^ t) plication should be made as
cs.''y as possible but not later
til an December 15. Application
Wanks and furthen information
may be obtained from Eugene
Starnes. Division of College Ex-
. tension. State College Staticn,
Raleigh.
The beef cattle production
course, under Professor Lemuel
G'>ode, will cover such subjects
starting a beef enterprise,
fending and management, control
ol .diseases and parasites, market
ing pa=ture and forage crops, and
fiinr maangement. A three-day
tour of leading beef farms in the
' Coastal Plains and Piedmont sec
tions will be made.
The crop production course, di
rected by Professor E. X. Yorx,
v.dU emphasize farm and soil
management, weed . control, ^ to-
lacco, corn, cotton, small grain,
p.istore and forage crops, soy-
'beans, and peanuts.
Professor F. M. Haig will sup
ervise the dairy production course
wtiich v.ill cover herd manage-
• tnent. pasture and forage crops,
judging and selection, disease
. milk sanitation, ^nd artificial
bleeding.
Mb. S at page 28, aefluenea to
which b herAy made for a more
deaaiptim>
(There is located on the^bove
described land a two-story nine
foom dwelling)
noiPBin IN THE I South edge of Fifth'^Aventm N.
TOWN OF EASF01U> 188.44 W. 779 feet to a stake;
Fronting on Fulton Street and thence S. 1.41 W. 200 feet to a
bounded as follows: Beginning at stake; thence S. 88.44 E. 779 feet
intersection of Fulton Street and! > stai-e «n f
Fifth Avenue and runs with the ^ Fulton Street; thence with Ful
ton Street N. 1.41 200 feet to
the beginning, the same being and
comprising Lots No.’ I to 27, in
clusive, as shown oh blue print
made Nov. 1950 by J. H. Blue,
C. E. which blue print or Map is
registered in the Ofnee of the Re-,
fdater of Deeds for Hoke County
in BodE of Flats No.. S at page 29.
reference to which is hereby made
I for a more particular description.
(There is located cm the above
property a two apartmmit Resld-.
ence)
Thb Novmber 10th. 1950.^.
W. S, THOMAS, Commissioi^,
Raeford. N. C. N9V .16,2340
Dec 7^
\bout 40,000 turkeys are being]
produced in Pamlico County this
year, according to turkey special-
, icts at State College.
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The 1950 apple crop in Aus
tralia was below normal and
prices paid by fresh users and |
canners were high.
Meat production under Federal
inspection during the week ended
November 11 totaled 339 million
pounds
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MORE ABOUT
McDiarmid Sale
YOUVE lOU) CROStEY
Plats No. 3 at page 27, reference
to which is hereby made for a
more particular description.
TRACT NO. 11
Known as the P. H. Wright Farm
Beginning at an iron stake on
tlie East edge of the old Road that
crosses the Mill Race on Toney’s
Creek just below the old McQueen
Pond and being near the c^er
of an old fence, and being 1.8
chains ;from the stone comer on
the North east side of the Mill
Race and runs thence -as the line
of the McQueen Pond tract (now
McDonald & Thomas) N. 23-00
E^, 10.10 chains to a stone by a
lightwood stump on the 'West side
of the road; thence as the old road
and Holland’s line N. 51-09 E. 29
ciiains to an iron at the bend of
li.p Highway; thence’N. 53-50. E.
£07 chains to an iron; thence N.
4r- = 0 W. 1.10 chains to an iron
opijosite the end of a ditch; thence
'■'i the ditch N. 60-40 E. 11.00
•jnain.s thence , leaving the ditch
very' gradually (Ditch to Right) N.
f.6-15 E. 17.30 chains crossing
Toney's Creek to an iron in a root
ditch at the- edge of woods, oak
pointer, McLean’s corner; thence
as McLean’s line S. 36-25 E. 7.62
cka.ns to an iron in a lightwood
stump near the edge of the old
S','. amp, gum and poplar pointers;
thence as McLean’s other line N.
fg-fO E. 9.22 chains to an iron at
the head of a drain; Dalton’s corn
er; thence as Dalton’s line S. 36
30 W. 43.13 chains, crossing Toney’s
Creek to a stone at the edge of
woods, Covington’s corner; thence
as his line and beyond S. 52-00
W. 38 chains to an iron at the edge
of Beaver Dam Creek Swamp
thence N. 3-00 E. 3.75 chgirts to a
stake at edge of swamp; thence
K. 24-40 W. 6.18 chains to stake
at edge of swamp; thence N. 10-
; .40 W. 5-00 chains to the begin
ning, containing 165 acres, more
' 0! less, according to a survey ana
Plat mede .November 195
|>y J. H. Blue, C.E. of the Mrs
■ .*■ Carrie McDiarmid estate lands
geld Plat is recorded in the
OftiM .(il . the RegUter of Deeds
in Book of Plats
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