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.This is the nut,season and we
receive many requests for in
formation about pecans—espec
ially varieties to plant and
when to Everybody wants
“papershell” varieties. The
term “papershell” only denotes
an improved variety and not
necessarily a very thin shell.
For example, the Stuart, one of ;
our best commercial varieties,
” has a fairly thick shell.
The pecan tree is ornamental
as well as fruitful It makes a
wonderful shade tree for either
the front or back yard. Since
the pecan is pollinated by the
wind it is better to have more
than one tree and it might help
to have more than one variety
but it is n6t necessary. A single
tree will usually produce good
crops of nuts. When more than
one tree is planted, they should
be spaced a,t least 60 feet apart.
For the eastern portion of
the state we recommend the
Stuart and Cape Fear varieties.
They are quite resistant "to pe
can scab disease. Also, they are
„ vigorous growers. For the cen
tral portion of the state we re
commend the Stuart variety. In
the mountains only northern
varieties should be planted.
Pecan trees may be set out
from late November until
growth starts in the spring.
Trees four to six feet in height
are best. Larger trees are more
expensive and more difficult to
make grow and do not necess
arily make a better tree.
During the planting operation
do not let the roots dry out.
Also, water the tree after it is
planted. If planted during the
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AROMATIC TOBACCO
FUTURE SHOWS PROMISE
FOR 1956
T,he outlook for aromatic to
bacco production next year is
very favorable, 1 according to
R. H. Crouse, extension agro
nomy s specialist at State College.
Crouse says that many farm
ers in western Piedmont dndi
Mountain counties will probab-J
ly turn to aromatic tobacco.'
production as a new source of
income.
He says that- those who are
now producing aromatic tobac“-
co with the latest labor-saving
practices, including the use of
forced air curers, are realizing
around one dollar per hour for
all family labor. Most of this
labor comes within a six or sev
en weeks period during harvest
which usually begins in the
Piedmont the last week in June.
Many flue-cqred growers who
have sfhall allotments and Jab- ;
or to care for more tobacco,
are also finding arorhatic tobac
co a good crop to replace in
come lost from allotment cuts, 1
according to Crouse. j
He adds, however, that this 1
crop works even better for cot
.ton growers who have had sev
ere acreage cuts because there
is practically no conflict in
labor requirements between the
two crops.
late fall or early winter no fur
ther watering will be necessary.
Trees that are not taller than 6
feet, will require no cutting
back at planting time.
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THE YANCfeY RECORD
NOTICE OF COMMISSION.
ER’S SALS
In The Superior Court
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
THE TOWN OF BURNSVILLE, i
North Carolina, by its Mayor,
REECE McINTOSH, and Board
of Commissioners, JAMES W. j
RA£’ and W. J. BANKS
vs.
JAMES B. YOUNG and wife,
ZORA MAE YOUNG, et al.
Under and by virtue of a
Judgment of the Superior Court
directing the undersigned Com
missioner to make sale of the
’ property to satisfy the Judg
ment in this cause, the said
Commissioner will, at 10:00
o’clock A. M., December 7 th >
1955, at the Courthouse door in
Burnsville, North Carolina, sell
io th-e highest bidder for cash
to' satisfy the taxes, interest
and cost as provided for in said
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Judgment, those lots or parcels !
of land situate in the Town of
Burnsville, Burnsville Township,
County of Yancey, State of
North and being de
scribed as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Being Lot
No. 1 of the Alfred Bowditch
lands. BEGINNING on an iron
/shake, the Southwest corner of
her house lot, and runs South
30 East 50 feet to an iron stake;
North 70 East 50 feet to an Oak
stump; North 73 East 115 feet
to a stake in Ed Bryant’s line;
thence with Ed Bryant’s line,
South 87 West 105'feet to a stake;
thence with Ed Bryaht’s line,
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| Northr 34 feet to a shake; thence
North 80 West 41 feet to a stake,
the Northeast corner of the
house lot;, thence with the house
lot line South, 13 East 50 feet to
a stake; North 86 West with the
house lot 50 feet to the BEGIN
NING, containing 1.3 of an
acre.
SECOND TRACT: BEGIN
NING on an 18 inch Oak stump
and runs an East course about
50 feet above the Alfred Bow
ditch spring, and runs thence a
West course about 59 feet to an
iron peg, North from Alfred
Bowditch’s spring; thence a
North direciion about 50 feet to
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an iron peg; thence an East
course about 50 feet to a Locust
stake; thence about 50 feet to
the BEGINNING, containing
a lot 50 feet by 50 feet and being
the lot on which Ella Mae’s
house is now located.
TOGETHER with a right of
way to the Alfred Bowditch
spring and the right to use wat
er from said spring as is con
veyed in Deed Book 82, page
491, Records of Deeds for Yan
cey County, North Carolina.
This 7th day of Nov., 1955.
Dover R. Fouts, Commiss
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Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1
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