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"A driver's responsibility does
not coast* wh?u ho steps out the ve
htele he has been driving." Konald
iiocutt, . director of the North ("arc
Una Highway Safety . IMvision. as
sorted this week in calling attention
to .several serous accidents recently
in which drivcrless cars or truck*
were involved.
In <>he of these, accidents, iiocutt
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crude, struck a telephone pole, and
'killed a lineman working on top o(
the pole.
A .driver delivering a ton of coal
this full got out t>f his truck to
open the ctial chute door and left
> the truck out of gear, with the mo
tor running. The truck rolled down
an incllno and pinned a woman a
galnSt the house, killing her in
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Notice is hereby given that the
.annual meeting of the stockholders
of The First National Bank will be
held in the directors' room of The
First National Bank. Kings Mountain.
N. C., on Tuesday. January 14.
1941, at 2:f>0 p. m. This Dec. 9. 1940.
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an oil truck driver left his truck
parked next to the curb while he
ran into a drug store to get some
cigarettes. The truck rolled off
down the street, smashing into the
side of a house.
"Such accidents as these are utterly
inexcusable,' (Director Hoeu.t
, said. "And they are- due entirely to
the carelessness of the drivers. "Parking^'properly
is ^ thing so
, easy to do," he said, "it is always
advisable- to cut oil the motor and
sot the hand brake before leaving a
parked vehicle. If parked on a down
! grade, cut the front Wheels into the
curb: on an upgrade, cut the front
wheels away front the curb. Drivers
parked on an Incline, because a
hand brake can not always be depended
upon to hold a heavy
track Kven air brakes rau nut aiI
ways be counted on to hold a truc.K
, parked on a grade, because there
tnay be leaks. Proper parking is
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Dairy Cattle Given
Increasing numbers of Tar Heel
lairy furthers are mixing their own
, grain rations for cows, reports John
, A. Arey, Extension dairyman ut N
. C. State College. Ho says numerous
requests for mixtures have been retieved
recently. To answer requests
he has prepared a list of five differ
ent mixtures.
But first, he says. it should be
understood that balance in the grain
mixture indicates its relation in pre
tein content to that of the roughage
For instance, if the roughage to bo
used is high in protein content,
such as legume hay, the 'grcl-i mixture
should contain around 16 percent
crude protein. If a mixed-hay
is to be used, then the grain mixture
should contain around 20 per
cent crude protein. When a grass
.hay is fed. the mixture should conj
'niti 24 percent crude protein.
Here are his grain recommendations:
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Mixture A (16 percent protein)?
500 pounds of corn or cob meal, 100
pounds of soybean meal. 100 pounds
of cotton seed meal, 100 pounds of
wheat bran, 8 pounds of salt, and 8
pounds of steamed bone meal. ' '
Mixture B (20 percent protein)?
250 pounds of corn or cob meal
150 pounds of cottonseed meal, 106
pounds of soybean meal, 100 pounds
of ground oats, 6 pounds of salt,
and 6 pounds of steamed bone meal
Mixture C (24 percent protein)?
300 poundB of corn or cob meal, 15(
pounds of soybean meal, 100 potwdi
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of cottonseed meal, 10Q pounds of i
peanut meal, 100 pounds of wheat
brun, 7 poundB of salt, and 7 pounds
of steamed boned meal.
Mixture D (16 percent protein)?
300 pounds or corn or cob meal, 300
pounds of wheat bran. 300 pounds
of soybean meal, 200 pounds of
ground oats, 200 pounds of cottonseed
meal, 140 pounds of cane mo
lasses, 20 pounds of salt. 20 pouuds
of calcium carbonate and 2P pounds
of steamed bone meal.
Mixture E (20 percent protein)??
500 pounds of corn or cob meal, 350
pounds of wheat bran, 300 pounos
of soybehn meal, 250 pounds of
ground oats. 240 pounds of cotton
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seed meal, 200 pounds of linseed
meal, 100 pounds of cane molasses,
20 pounds of salt. 20 pounds of cat
clum carbonate, and 20 pounds of
steamed 'bone meal.
Where ,nere were only two combines
in Martin County a year ago
there are now 12, showing the in
creasing importance of small grains
and legumes, says Assistant Farm
Agent John I. Bagels.
Approximately 98 percent of the
AAA parity checks have been received
and distributed to Northainp
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