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PAGE TWO Editor Published Every Thursday By YANCEY PUBLISHING CO. Entered as second-class matter November 11th, 1936, at the Post at Burnsville, North Carolina, under the Act of March S, 18T78. TOPDRESS SMALL GRAINS EARLY Small grains in most sec tions of North Carolina should be topdressed be tween February 1 and March 15 for best yields, reports W. H. Rankin, ag ronomist of the Agricultur al Experiment Station at State College. “Tests have repeatedly shown that late applica tions of topdressing after April 1 result in lower yields than if the same ap plications had been earlier” says Rankin. “Last year early topdressings with 16 pounds of nitrogen per acre gave an extra 8 bushels of wheat, for example, while late topdressings gave only 3 bushels.” There should .be ample nitrogen materials for top dressing small grains this year, according to the ag ronomist. Nitrate of soda, calnitro, and . ammonium nitrate will be available in most areas and one may be substituted for another. To give 16 pounds of nitro gen 100 pounds of nitrate of soda, 80 pounds of calni tro, or 50 pounds of am monium nitrate can be used As to amounts of nitro gen per acre, Rankin re commends 16 to 32 pounds. He also recommends extra potash along with the ni trogen where heavy crops of legume hay have been l emoved. He reports that the con dition of small grains is i potted and that where fends are poor, the crop can be reseeded by running the drill across the rows In such cases the crop will have to be used for hay ra ther than for grain. Where there is a com plete loss of stand and ex tra feed supplies are sorelj needed, he recommends £ bushels of Fulgrain oi Fulghum oat s per acre, pul in with a drill, and 30C pounds of fertilizer pet acre where no fertilizer was used in the fall BURNSVILLE ROYS DIVIDE WITH BAKERS VILLE BOYS The Burnsville 2nd team defeated Bakersville 29-25 in an opener here Friday nig)ft; Williams led the at tack with 13 points. The first team lost 37-31, FOR INSURANCE Life Health & Accident Hospitalization SEE H. G. BAILEY Burnsville, N. C, Representing— Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Insurance Co. (ffi YANCEY RECORD ESTABLISHED JULY, 1936 Mrs. C. R. Hamrick A Partnership MICAVILLE GIRLS WIN TWO GAMES OVER CROSSNORE i Boys Take One The Micaville girls and 1 boys played Crossnore Jan > uary 27, on the Crossnore - court. The girls downed - Crossnore with a 28-9 vfc t tory, while the boys lost giving Crossnore a 34-21 f victory. Lineups-Mivaville Girls r Silver 20, Buchanan 3, f Blalock 3, Howell 2, Wilson - Elliott, Boone. Crossnore girls: Weath i* erman 6, Ellis 3, Vance, Wil i son, Mitchel, Burleson, i! Micaville Boys: Young 6, f Blanche 6, Shean 3, Harris -2, Hughes 2, Ray 2. o ! Crossnore Boys: W. Van ce 4, G. Vance 2, Clark 2, 3 ( Greene 18, Aldridge 8. - ■ On February 3 Crossnore 3 j returned the games giving - Micaville both victories. , The girls won by a margin 1 of 27-18 and the boys came t out of the kinks giving 2 Crossnore a set back with ' a score of 31-25. Micaville girls: Silver 17, e Howell 6, Blalock 1, Buch anan 3, Wilson, Elliott, - Boone. 1 Crossnore girls: Daniels -3, Ellis 13, Goforth 2, Mit -ichel, Burleson, Wilson. i- Micaville Boys: Branche a 12, Young 6, Thomas 2, - Ray 4, Shean 6, Hughes. s Crossnore Boya; ,W. Van i ce, G. Vance 6, 1 Clark 6, | Harvey, Greene 11, Ald - ridge 2. s Good teamwork, sports e manship and school spirit !> were well displayed by both g teams, jj Young from Bakersville {with 16 and D. Banks from i Burnsville with 14 led the j scorers. -- ) The Line-ups J Burnsville •29 >; Autrey, o Price <6), Williams < 18), ' Riddle «5», Westall * 3». [t Bakersville (25); Jarrett q )6), McKinney, Young )6i r Bowman » 8», Burleson <5). r Subs: B’ville—Bryson, Burns, Silvers <2i. Burnsville (31 1 ; D. Banks ill), Ray 12), Harris «4> - B. Banks *6 1, McCurry i 5), Woody. Bakersville (37 1 ; Woody n 1 4), Grindstaff i 4), McKin ■) ney (6), Young )16i, Tho y mas (7). BUY WAR Kttwns (One j "does over’ a roonill WRACLE WALL , . finish A Q ONI COAT covnt Brj fl WAUPAPER, points p W a VW wolU, wollboarA, I j , M. UAL b«s*m«rt well*. I •JoUfIRT APPLIES EASILY. I «■ —1 OALLON DOCS THE Bi 1 j average room. NO OFFENSIVE f~ i J PAINT ODOR. s Kmi-Tmm ROUER-KOATER 0 mLB JtollM Kem-Tonc right AA^ If. oesily, smoothly. oSiv B. B. PENLAND & SON LUMBER COMPANY - ~ W> *“ 2*i<kfc-fc- HB This iam boy stopped bullet? 1.. *" 9 I ' M ' krlNPT ’ O * or * do boy, hu bittilnn v W 1 WKttrin e 6f« J»P positions <vti A-t.j w. JMP _ * JfJiMKmv “* lod mto * hml of balleu to dun „„« I u '- I, '-b *Uei Lrrnch mKu bitlalioo could advance He died UyBH|H ,-‘**’9 ... * L th h ' , nflf 11 >(ioulJer, pumping lend into the enemy. Hh 11 M Hbjlui | / whUe hu mal " Ui *G able to move up behind him and sue- Iff* SEjmSmP&jfo- - ec -'» f uHy take the pass. I;or this, Joe Martinej has been post JBLJg£ humoudy awarded the Nation-, highest military honor let Wffl JV OKRI i; ery maa Who *»* on “ a boy himself buy an fx ,r r WLX X JHSSL .‘ 9 Ur “ i SsL “ Bon;J ,C • K,< '‘ 110001 sos Jo * took tis bullet- aimed JM a£ 'be heart U A^eraca! The 4- WAR LOAN is vour opportunity 1 to do something about it! ' j i° Tol<o # * ie Yoar government has the mew it needs to do the job great en a ! ® ut ,c t^oesn ’t lave the money it needs, by a long way That’s Z” ! . And the immediate task is the Fourth War W-Your chaste tS to o foSve » ot: Wcr h ° >re fightin|! *“f < lyi n ß ft* »nd your loved one,, bu, g° ir, g to do about a woraont tractor, shoot repairing fences and buildings, £4 “S 0 ’ “ d »• best TsV f yOU I^ e t]le offe™}* nows Pot every- extra dollar into U. S. War Bonds the Ss£Tt4£2^3r.3?" < ~ - When Your Boy Comes Home Willyour boy come back to a farm or ranch with no financial KIT’ t n °\J UtU Q ? ° r 7011 S”* l at the gate with a bundle of War Savings Bonds—for working capital, new mi olwJ’ ttCr b k ulldin 8 s? And if your children are going to E “ thm by b “ yins “ day th ' Bo "‘ k No need, really, to tell an up-to-date farmer or rancher what tZft li nanaal KBC ™* for You *"•" -ore reasons STfS.Sr enumerate * or se «®g a*itle extra dollar, to meet Now u your chance to do it... * n d help fight the Go oo the offensive! Buy all the Bonds y ou can today! THE YANGEY RECORD TU» h am official V. S. Traatmry nuder auspice, of TrVatury Depmrtmmt mud War Advertising Conned BACK TH E ATTACK! YANCEY COUNTY WAR LOAN COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT • * - 1— . NORTH CAROLINA, YANCEY COUNTY. The following exempt ions were issued: $76.96. The following vouchers were issued: From / General Funds $3,117.50. From i Poor funds 143, ’3. From health funds 120.00 From Debt service funds $11,234.24. I, Earl C. Wilson, Regis ter of Deeds, in and for Yancey County, North Car olina, do hereby certfy that this is a true and cor rect copy of the Minutes of the Yancey County ( om miss'oners, as of Jan larv 3, 1944. Earl C. Wilson. Rogis er of Deeds, Yancey Councy, North Carolina. TOLEDO NEWS Mrs. Ruby Jems of Mtn. spent a few days with her Mrs. George Laws. G. L. HENSLEY, Chairman County Quota $90,000 mO CLINCHFIELD COAL NOW AVAILABLE I am glad to advise that I have been in a pos ition to supply roost all my regular customers with Clinchfield Coal this winter. I am sorry I could not fill all orders received. The former restriction of filling “REGULAR CUSTOMER” orders first is now discontinued and orders will be delivered in line as received. I be lieve we can make fairly prompt delivery of any orders for the next few weeks. C. M. BAILEY ' BURNSVILLE, N. C. Miss Bertie Ayers of Miss Elvie Fox who has Baltimore spent a week a J ob ln Johnaon C “y- Tenn with her father and sister f cnt the , weak end 4 J? th u her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fox. Y«* Never Get Less Than You Lend! And y ou get vT,M°-> r y ° U lnvc * When held 10 years. War Bonds yield 2.9% interest compounded semi-annually You get bac’k *4 for every SJ. Cash When You Need It. if an emergency comes along, your War Bonds are like money in the bank. Uncle bam will redeem them in cash— a; full purchase price— any time after you ve held them 60 days. Don't cash them unless you have to And don t hold back a single dollar anneces- NEEDED* U>e pUrchase of War Bonds YOUR Hfi LP IS Facts About War Bonds (Series E) T# r ca " h *r War Sand, from your bank, po.tma.t.r, mall cantM or Production Credit Association. Don't wait Da it by mail it yoa can't gat ta town! Yon Land Unci# Sam Upon Maturity You Snt Back $25.00 a'- 50 50.00 25.00 100.00 375-00 ' 500.00 750.00 1000.00 '.Worn, hr Ynnr Futur., for Yo „, children's Potorn, Invnat In IXTRA War Savings Bonds SErtgjr *i: ek v ld, L n w“ y°“ •• % ***** * w. r W" STu .^ Urth . W * r L ®*»- ■* • b.d« of honor to b. duploy.d with Bo th. firjt In your n.iqEborhood to h.v. of»s. Buy an a*tra War Bond todayl THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1944
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