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Importance Os Fertilizer Placement
In Row-Crop Fertilization
Many Yancey Ceunty farmers
have applied the rate of nitrogen,
I-hospoi us, and potassium recom
mended, Trat have been d'isap
polnted with . their Vmp yields.
Many such experiences are th e re
sult. .ufc improper placement of fer
tilizer materials, slates County
Agent E. L, Dillingham. Proper
—placement of fen ilDcr means put
ting it in the soil in away that
prevents injury to the seeding or
plant. More farpicrs Will be using
higher-analysis fertilizers this
year. Therefore, they should be
sure their present fertilizer .dis
tributors are going ,to do nhe^job..
According to Dillingham, improp
erly placed-fertilizers may injure
seed or young plants, reduced
stands, delayed emergence, Stunt
ed growt h. and poor yields. A good
stand is essential before other pro
duction practices will be profit
able.
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Mpffß is a leader in this
w A JSuthern progress. - ■Rvij
i.v„ - Sixty-three primary pulp and paper .
They employ aver 77,000 persons
Another 81,000 harvest pulpwood.
annuallyTontrlbutes over one billion S?T^H
dollars to the South’s economy at I. t 'i
the rate of‘.three million dollars a day. H j )J|
It also is giving new impetus, to * M
the region’s agriculture because' I? < fkfy
pulpwhod has become .a vitally , \ - y 'si
important new cash crop V m f
to Southern farmers. iy* i *
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Farmers and other landowners are - t, Kf|
assured an expanding market s | < 11
for their trees since paper |f £ {
consumption is growing by leaps and jp |
bounds each year. It is predicted y
that 50 to 60 percent more pulpwood w|‘i "} i
will be needed by 1967. tjb* Jjl
Growing trees—like growing any
other crop—requires sound IwS
management. Forests that are cut JrfcSyi
properly go on producing trees 'iflsn
generation us ter generation. Forests fljgSHEfl
that are now non-productive can be I jOfW
converttg.l ini) nqcney-makhig areas. Jplig
Pulp and Paper Day will be celebrated
throughout the South on April 15. This aVC, y
event will focus public attention on the
economic importance to the region of
the pulp and paper industry, its role in 'sßw §
the South’s modern agricultural devel- IflfyWyfl
opment .'. . Tmd the tremendous eco
nomic opportunities more productive *.
forests offer in the years ahead. £.
southern
mm PULPWOOD
CONSERVATION
pigi;;; association
900 Peachtree Street, NS.
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\ The exclttng story of the pulp ■jpy f«*
fttf \ and paper Industry’s growth m?' /
\ In the South, its current JL
\ W \ role in the economy, and Sb
the opportunities It offer*. Jjjr
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i Research has shown that the
most effective method of apply
ing fertilizer for row crops at
planting is in bands two to three
tftehc?; to- the side and one to two
inches below the level of th e seed
Or plants. The exact position will
■ vary slightly with the crops being
l planted. This requires special fer
j tilizer-placement equipment, which
i is available or can be installed as
a modification of most fertilizer’
distributors. If band-placement
equipment is not available, Dill- 1
ingham suggested mixing the fer-1
tilizer into the bottom of the row,
\ then covering with four or five in
ches of soil and planting on top
of this soil. Do not place the seed
or plant roots directly in the fer
tilizer.
SUB*"RIBE TO THE KJfiCGTRD
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Dkfycu kpxjw. that your, pines may
be breeding.place for pine bark
beetles this spring?
R. S. Douglass, forestry special-
for the N. C. Agricultural Ex
tension Service', says if you had
trouble with these little pests
last summer, you may have some
trees full of hibernating beetles
now. *
If this isjthe case, as soon as
the warm wether comes th e beet
les will begin their destructive
work of killing your pines, ac
cording to Douglass. A few weeks
later another germination will
I hatch out and begin their chew-
I ing also.
Douglass points out that the '
best Control for these pests is
complete removal of < all infested
trees before warm weather.
“A little time spent in your
woods looking for these infested
trees now and them
viay save the loss of quite a few
valuable pines during crop season
when you're too busy to salvage
them,” he concludes.
menln service
FORT GORDON, GA. (AHT-I
NC) Pvt. Clarence L.. Wyatt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Wyatt, Route 2, Burnsville, N. C.
recently completed the radio re
lay and carrier operation course
at the Army's Southeastern Sig
nal'School, Fort Gofdon, Ga.
The eight-week course trained
Wyatt to operate and maintain
field radio relay systems and car
rier equipment.
Wyatt entered the Army last
November arid received basic
training at Fort Knox, Ky.
Tlie 18-year-old soldier is aj
1956 graduate of Micaville High
School.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
VANCEY COUNTY
Having qualified as Executor’s
of the Estate of Mrs. Ida E.
Allen, deceased, late of Yancey
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
Decedent to exhibit the same to
the undersigned Executor’s at
their home at Rt; 1, Burnsville, I
N. C., on or before the 26th day
March, 1959, or this notice will be
pleaded* lit bar of their recovery.
All |tersoiis owing the Estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This 26th day of March, 1958.
Max Gardner and Connor Gard
ner, Executor's of the Estate of
Mrs. Ida E. Allen, Deceased;
April 3-10-17-24, May 1-8
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the Estate of W. N. Ring,
deceased, late of Yancey County,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the Decedent
to evhibit the same to the under
signed Administratrix at her
home at Burnsville, N. C, on or
before the Bth day of March, 1959,
or this notice will be pleaded in
■bar of their recovery.
All persons owing the Estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This Bth day of March, 1958.
IDA KING, Administratrix of
the Estate of W.’ N. King, De
ceased. L »
March 13-20-27, April 8-10, 17
Attention
Hemorrhoid
“Pile” Sufferers
A Wonderful New Discovery
Just Put On The Market
An ointment that has been used
for the past two years by a
prominent Mt. Holly, N. C.
doctor who states “During the
past thirty-seven years of gen.
eral practice I have used all the
well known and accepted reme
dies for the relief of Hemor
rhoids—without a doubt the
formula known as SUTHERINE
gives the moat satisfactory re
lief that 9 have ever used.*
SUTHERINE la especially re
commended for the soothing
relief of pain and itching Is
Hemorrhoid (piles). In many
cases bleeding has been stopped, s
Ask for SUTHERINE at all
drug stores. e un.
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their mortgage.”
See the Ford Show
on NBC-TV
You can (have Thunderbird
V-8 GO, upv-tQ_3ol) mighty
horsepower, in d77i/”folsd
wagon you choose. Or selecK
the thrifty Mileage Maker Six. '
Or make ypursf the 2-door
Ranch Wagon; With all of its
advanced styling it Is still the
Zotcest-priced* wagon you’ll
find in the low-price three.
To make an impressive
arrival, choose the Del Rio
Ranch Wagon. This 2-door
wagon has a high-style air
that will gather envious
glances wherever you drive.
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FARMERS FEDERATION ~
' STOCKHOLDERS ELECT.
DIRECTORS -
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Farmers Federation directors
from 16 WNC counties were re
elected to two year terms at the
farm cooperative's 37th annual
general stockholders meeting held
I Saturday m- Uui -Rutuyoptbe--GtHmty
I courthouse.
James NfcClure Clarlce 4_F:edera
tion president, conducted the meet
ing and also .the election of three
new 'candidates for'eounty director-
I ships. The new directors .are Hin
ton Thompson, Landrum, S. C. J
(Polk County); Clarence Smith,
Hayesville (Clay County) and h!
W. Higgins, Cane River (Yancey
County). The directors had pre
viously been nominated at each
of the county stockholder meetings
Among t th e directors ’ elec’ted~T;o
two-year terms by thp stockhold
ers was Tom. i, Burns
ville..
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ANNOUNCEMENT
. Z heteby announce myself as a
candidate for member as. the
Board of .County Commissioners,
subject to the will of the Demo
cratic Primary to be held on May
31, lIISB. If nominated and elected
I shall at all times, serve the peo
ple of Yancey County to the very
best of my ability. Your support*
will be greatly appreciated.
John £. Fox
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
This is to certify, that I, C. M.
Bailey, have sold my right, title
and interest in the Burnsville
Insurance Agensy, of Burnsville,
N. C., to Reece Mclntosh. He re
ceives all my (l-9th) assets in
this Partnership Agency and as
sumes all my liabilities in same.
This the 17 day of March, 1958.
Signed,
C. M. Bailey i „
March 20-27, April 3-10
Nine fit fine into this hand
some 4-door wagon. And its
equally big brother, the
Country Squire, features
mahogany-like side paneling
... a Ford styling exclusive!
There’s nearly nine feet r
of level floor space in the
6-pas.senger Country Sedan.
And its wrap-around liftgate
operates with one hand!
Ford sets the pace in wagon
styling . . . outsells its nearest
competitor nearly 50$. And
Ford wagons are the lowest
priced* of the low-price three.
*Bcißed on comparison of manufacturers’
suggested retail delivered prices