N&O Index Card Listings

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Farm problems
  • Dress parade is staged at Halifax.
  • Boy of Buncombe county makes good club record.
  • Mountain county turns to fowls.
  • Warning against wrong crop food.
  • Improvements in eastern homes.
  • Give schedule of club camps for 1928. May 28-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Use Shay method in hog feeding. Halifax negroes doing good work. Now right time for use of dip. Plant stubble lands to hay-making crop. Dairy program unusually good. Poultry topics for this month. Je.4-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Work in district for S months.
  • Four questions on hog feeding.
  • Feed 335 hogs at good profit.
  • Dogwood timber sold in Iredell.
  • Use system in garde planting.
  • Fasquotank farm women hold federation meet.
  • Conduct tobacco demonstrations.
  • Aurelian Springs club is hostess to visitors.
  • Je.11-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Poultry raising requires system.
  • Stanley county Girls hold achievement day.
  • Gaston boy gets Washington trip.
  • Four young Tar Heels to 4H camp at Washington.
  • Thin the apples tor best yields.
  • Plant potatoes in plant beds. Je.18-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Insect control prime farm need.
  • Scientific feeding for profitable egg results.
  • Minimize losses in soured milk.
  • Became master farmer through exact records.
  • Field days for six test farms.
  • Pasture feeding best for cattle.
  • Tobacco this year needs special game. Je.25-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Control worms with drenching.
  • Suggestions for keepers of bees.
  • Agronomy program for farm and home meeting.
  • Feeding versus sale of grains.
  • Right culling of hens means improved flock.
  • Five new agents added tc force. J1.2-26:3.
Farm problems
  • Gives report on Washington meet.
  • Seeing western American through eyes of " dude".
  • Well bred pigs most profitable.
  • Farmers will gather in annual convention July 24-27.
  • Molasses poison deadly to weevil. Jl.9-28:12.
Farm problems
  • Farm-home week starts Monday.
  • Making over a home yard as told by Moyock girl.
  • Rural schools serve lunches.
  • Wean the spring lambs when four months 5 old.
  • Local dairyman has good cows.
  • Henry Grantham won first ppize in essay contest. Jl.16-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Field day will be elaborate.
  • Large attendance expected at state farm convention.
  • Pointers on poultry handling in Augu6t.
  • Pungo Girls buy invalid chair. Jl.23-28:3.
Farm problems
  • Home coming at Oxford station.
  • Farmer amd problems to receive much attention.
  • Control spider to save cotton.
  • Gives her idea of a homemaker.
  • Boys and Girls now at College. Jl.30-28:3.