THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD; MOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MAY 87, 1969.
4 Timber Is; Of fen Neglected As
Important Fjarm Income Crop
t ; An important but oftenfneg- pamphlet issued recently by the
1 clod farm crop Can turn,' Jinto U. S. (Department of Agriculture
- a major source of income on ! also provides a concise summary
some farms, believes John Gray, ' of services available to wood
. who heads forestry extension at j land owners. It's titled "Public
N. C. State CoUege , Forestry Assistance For Small
The crop is timber and fJ rest : Woodlands" (USDA Folder, PA
experts are predicting a Loom- 409) and can be obtained ' from
ing market as the 'nation ;c6n-' state extension' foresters or
tinues its growth and ,c-fnorhic
expansion.
Gray cited a recent report. of
the USDA's Forest Service, which
states that in 40 ysara the illa
tion's requirements for timber
will be about double present !
production.
An importiint part of .these
added timber requirements- will
have to' come from small wood-. ;
; lands owned by private indivi
duals such as farmers and busi
nessmen. '
The Forest Service (report also
. points ' out that these small
A woodlands will need to be man
y 'aged more efficiently if they're
- to meet future demands .of the
timber market. '
"Most of the land owned by
A forest' industries and public ag-
encies aire left in reasonably
good growing condition after
cutting, but on over one-half of
. the recently cut farm and .other
small private forests conditions
for future growth are far:vfrom
. good," Dr. Richard E. McAdle,
Forest Service chief, said in a
foreword to the report. !
"Improving these millions of
farm forests is America's most
important forestry job," he de-
clared.
In North Carolina, woodlands
comprise 13,590,000 acres of'fann
land. There are 222,110 farm
woodland ownerships in - - the
: state, most of which are less
than 61 acres.
Nationwide, one out of every
10 American families owns a
small woodland. These families
own 55 percent of the 489 mil
lion acres of commercial forest
land in the United States. Sev-
enty-five percent of the 'wood
land owners in the nation are
farmers. .4 ,
Commenting on the heed for
better farm woodland manage
ment, Gray said, "By improving
the growing condition for timber
on his land, the woodland own
er will increase the value of his
property and produce more,(fcr-
esi pruaucus, an exi-cucm; casn
crop by any measure. "In ad
dition he will help meet the
needs of America's ; expanding
population." ;.;!
For most farmers and other
woodland owners, information
on technical and financial 5 as
sistance to help improve; timber
management and production' is
no farther away than ther near
est office of their county agent,
state forester, ASC committee or
Soil Conservation' District.
An informative, easy-Unread
county agents,
PAGE THREE 'SECTION TITO
fungus; diseases and rodt sec
tions for nematodes and any ol'h-
cies.
It
would be of considerable
I
r it f - 'it r
i
er troubles 'that we are able to ' ,nteI'est to hear, from 'any resd-
i idpntifv.:.-'! ., iHi'0 ers wno lnave "ad experience
j , um, inmiugo 111 UUO
. respect are negative, I am plan
ning to study the plant under
different conditions of environ-
j meritsoil,', nutrition, light, etc.
it is possible that we are on
the fringe area of adaptability
for this species.
Scotchbroom is classified in ithe
legume family. The genus name
(cytisus) is derived from the
Greek, meaning a kind of clover.
The species name for 'the type
of plant, usually found in this
area, is sooparius. There are
also varieties of Scotchbroom
some of which are suitable for
forcing in the greenhouse. This
is also true for some of the spe-
STILL AT IT Mrs. Eugenia Palmer Brown, 102 years old,
still enjoys painting at her home in Seattle, Wash. She lives
in a basement apartment of her son-in-law and daughter.
"Independence," she says, keeps her young.
HE'S OUT Lee Ki Poon.
hand-picked by Syngman Hhee i
for the South Korean vice
presidency, was swept out of
office in recent riots.
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B0NDS
.r..-..Lj.t.i,:t.-
o
growing Scotchbroom especially
if you live in the mountains or
the Coastal Plain.
: The Danger Point
She I've just read that a
man out in the. West exchanged
his wife, for a horse. You
wouldn't exchange me ' for a
horse, would you, dear?
He Of course not. But I'd
hate to have anyone tempt me
with a darned good car.
Reason is the only faculty we
have wherewith . to judge con
cerning anything, even revela
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MEMBER F.D.I. C.
What has been your experi- loss of our plants was not criti-
ence with Scotchbroom? A read
er 'in Southern Pines has this to
say about his plants. "We have
used Scotchbroom for screening
effects around our rather large
place. We have suffered the
loss of many mature Scotch
broom plants due to what ap
pears to be a fungus. Once a
plant . matures ito a height of
about 6 feet it remains in good
condition for perhaps a year.
without exception, , the mature
plant seems to die, by sections,
in ' 'a ' very short time."
I lost two plants under the
same conditions as our Southern
Pines reader describes, and a
neighbor lost four. However, the
Notice Of Delinquent Tax Sale
TOWN OF HERTFORD
Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for the year
1959. Data of sale Monday, June 13, 1960, at 12 o'clock noon,
at the Court House door, Hertford, ' North Carolina.
R. C. ELLIOTT
CLERK AND TAX COLLECTOR. TOWN OF HERTFORD
cal because they were growing!
in locations where they were J
not missed ton mnr!h lMoifc,. I
did we lake the trouble to dis
cover the cause of decline be
cause 'this condition was not un
usual for this section.
Now my curiosity is aroused
because our reader has a real
problem. We are planning to
test the top growth for possible
George W. Baker
For Kc-clcd ion As Commissioner
for
Park vi lie Township
In the Primary Election Mav
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- .White Delinquent Taxes for 1959
Joseph I. Barclift, Perm. Ave.........:.'.'.:................... '.$ 19.88
L. B. Cobb. Jr.. E. Academy..............;.:.. 34.96
Norman Elliott .::.........;....:.L.::....:.. 152.94
J. O. Felton Estate, Dobb St.. 58.1b
Mrs. Margaret Hathaway, Dobb St............ 14.92
ft. O. Hunter, Grubb St........ 27.85
Lester T. Keel, Market St...................:......: 64.44
Cent-tit Lane, Edewton Road St .; 13.23
Mrs. T. C. Lane, Grubb' St.... :.. ; 14.31
William E. Lane. Dobb St.......;............. 30.85
Louis F. Tarkington, Woodland Circle..................... 46.90
Colored Delinquent Taxes for 1959
Bennie Alpin. Gum St....:....'.............:......'... $ 14.92
Alonza Baker, King St.............. . 2.77
Elise Mae Baker..... : 6.19
Penelope Bembry Estate.... 13.53
John Blanchari, Edenton Road St 4.10
Luberatha Blanchard, Dobb St 16.67
Percy L. Brothers, Hyde Park... 9.70
George W. Cooper. Dobb St 29.85
Grant Cooper, E. Railroad Ave 11.16
Theodore and Marvello Cox, Covent Garden 9.55
JMoert uaii testate, Covent Garden 2.53
Howard Dail, King St.. 0.33
Edward Davis. Gum St 21.75
Arthur Elliott, King St :. 8.29
Lillian Roberta Elliott............. 7.94
James Everett, Edenton Road St....:. 63.32
Archie Felton. Kine St 1.. 18.76
Elec Felton, King St 4.36
Forest Felton, Edenton Road St.. 16.02
John Henry Felton. E. Railroad..... 11.43
Lloyd H. Felton, Market St 21.91
Mary D. Felton, King St 5.51
Mary E. Felton. Kine St....... 5 14
Mary L. Felton Estate. Kine St 4.43
McClease Felton, Grubb St 8.36
Rurfus S. Felton, Dobb St.. 12.03
William O. Felton. Kine St..;..... 9 87
W. J. Felton (Heirs, Market St 31.28
uessie rereoee, King St..... 7.94
Wilmore Fere bee. Kine St.... " 7 24
Willie Lee Forehand, White Lane .'. 5.14
John Franklin, King: St........ ........... 12.37
Boiand uiiaam, Jr.,, Dobb St.......,... ... 12.32
Wallace tirartDy, Hed Store.. . 9 33
IRaymond Griswould, King St. " 15.46
I Vera Hall, Dobb St.......... ..". 11.43
(Ernest and Sammie Hardy Dobb St.................. 9.86
lAnaerson marreil, Market St .... 16.67
ocott and Jutgar Harvey. Market St... , . 2191
William Hoffler Estate, King St... " .'.'.'.'. 18.24
Council Holtey, Stokes Lane..
treorge Jamie, far., King St....
George James, Jr., Dobb St...:.:
Luther James Heirs, King St....
Henry Jones, Market St
Willie Jones Dobb St..
Elva Lee. Kine St......
riniey .Liioyd
8.08
7.38
30.33
17.16
15.67
10.38
9.41
12.13
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The most delightful miy to shoftiii
'distance is by long distance tele
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cc:.:?ant
Charlie Lowther. Dobb St.....,.. V j2'27
Priscilla Lvons Estate. ' to at
Aitnie M. Nixon, King St... . " 12 61
en a Odom Estate , fl'19
Cloister Overton. Grubh St
AlexJander H. Parker. e ig
Leroy Parson, Market 8t... .'.'...'..'.".7.'"i.'.7 '' " "" 15 34
Sidney Parson, Jr., King St , ' . 19 (55
nenry real, vrum tn, ..;-.....,-...:................:......;.. 3.05
troe rerrv. r.. naiiroan Ave: o 11
Curtis Shamby, -Covent Garden 25!31
1 nomas tonannon, King St . 514
Rosa Sheard, King St.... :. :... .. .' " " 7 94
Walter D. SimDson Estate. Kine St "
Moses Skinner, King 'St.....; ..,'- "7"'"" ,
Raleigh Skinner, Ederrton Road St:.'U:J-.ZllZ."vrr'rI;' ' 427
Jesse Smith. Cox Ave. 31.00
josepn m. apron vtdenton Road St...;........:..................;...;..... 69.47
a. 4. auxton Jistate, uoDO St........; 20.51
Lionnie TihB'trm. Xr Sltnlreo intin - .... 11 on
C. B. Thompson, Dobb St..... ZS'ZZZZZZZZ M
sam JTOett, lium 8t. . ... 9 33
J. H. Tucker. King St..;.........:..;......;......... ...........Z;;.!.'l"Z!" 45!fi7
HarrisoTt and Odessa Waff, King St.......... . ' . 13 45
Mary Walker.' Market St. :. " v""" s'14
John Gordon Webb. Covent Garden ' ' 1 ' ' - 704
tCharli White, Dobb St...; . l . . " 8 85
Isaac White. Kin? St .......,,...: .: 1 : inR
Marv Isabella White, ' Gum St...:...:.:'...:.....'..-..;;..:.'.......-.. . .." ,12.13
Mnford Whrt. Covent Garden.... A 57
Willie (Fate) Wihita. Covent Garden . . ' " A On
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