N&O Index Card Listings

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Tobacco
  • Prices up. Jl.13-41:1. 41:3 M.
  • Here's a Field Day at Oxford farm. J1.12 Shorter leaf crop seen on eve of opening sales. Ag.12-41:1. 1.
  • Prospects good for bright belt. Ag.24-41 Good opening day prices expected on bright belt. Ag.26-41:1.
Tobacco
  • Small acreage of good tobacco leaves room for food. Jl.13-41:7 M. 3#
  • Sharp cut seen In leaf output. Jl.15-41: Trek to Canada by tobacco men. Ag.3-4l:E Rate on tobacco haulers will be uniform. Ag.7-41:18. 41:10.
  • New bright belt averages $26.80. Ag.31-Substitutes for tobacco (ed.) 0.15-41:4. Weed leaders. 0.26-41:1. Tobacco verdict (ed.) 0.29-41:4.
Tobacco
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  • Tobacco thieves sent to prison. N.12-41 Tobacco prices up 73 per cent. D.12-41: 28. 16.
  • Tobacco prices high for season. D.16-41: Four men held on AAA charge. D.7-41:6 0. Tobacco growers reouest 10 per cent larger crop. D.23-41:5. ' 12. Leaf producers will get flues. Jan.10-42 Tobacco prices double in 1941. Jan.11-42:6.
Tobacco
  • Sheet medal allotted to tobacco growers, ttar.27-42:2.
  • Swiss put tobacco to new use. Mar.29-42: 3 M.
Tobacco
  • Tobacco cuotas are given boost, Jan.12-42:12. 2,
  • Wilson cancels '42 Weed fete. Jan.15-42: Tobacco income up 53 per cent. Jan.16-42 11. 42:5.
  • Tobacco groxers can't get cloth. Jan. 22-J.Roger brooks named heed of Warehouse group. Mar.7-42:3.
  • Kar?242:2lSS SeaSn " by weed gr0Up'
Tobacco
  • 42:14.
  • State to oppose new tobacco tax. Ap.10-
  • Scott protests leaf tax raise. Ap.14-42: 2.
  • Brougnton leaos protest aginst weed tax boost. Ap.16-42:1.
  • Statement of N.C. Farm Bureau relative to its position regarding federal tax on cigarettes during the war. Ap.16-42:14.
  • Tobacco auction not voting issue says Cooley; May 8-42:16.
Tobacco
  • Little favor shown for grading ballot. May 18-42:12. 4.
  • Referendum set for this week. May 24-42:
  • Exporters get share of weed. May 26-42: 11.
  • Weed karehousemen seek shorter selling hours. Je.10-42:8.
  • Warehousemen will open meet at Kinston today. Je. 25-42: 3.
  • 'i'ooacco gr-"wers_protest gas cut. Jl.l-42:7.
Tobacco
  • 42:1.
  • Leaf production will be larger. Jl.ll-
  • Leaf processors to get pay raise. Jl.14-42:11.
  • Henderson spi":es rumor of ceiling on tobacco. Jl.21-42:2. 3.
  • Heat decreased tobacco output. Jl.29-42:
  • Government to take over Rocky Mount ware houses. Ag.2-42:3 0.
  • Pries average $2 more. Ag.8-42:1.
  • OPA orders price ceiling upon flue-cured tofcacco. Ag.30- k 42:1.
Tobacco
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  • Fairgrounds become warehouse. Ag.30-42 Leaf producers get high yield. 6.10-42: Resistant tobacco plant developed at N state. 0.29-42:16. 2 C
  • Tobacco acreage. D.9-42:3. Board revels tobacco yield. D.19-42:2.
  • There was D.30-42:2. accuracy in tobacco weighing
  • Tobacconists meet ] plans. F.10-43:14. lere to map campaign
Tobacco
  • 1942 tobacco cro; tope all years in cash total. F.11-43:2. 1.
  • Tobacco ceiling plan unchanged. F.16-43:
  • Warehouse men discuss program with Gov. Ap.20-43:2. 43:2.
  • Tobacco group holds meeting here. May 4-
  • Tobacco men to have meeting to try to solve the labor problem. May 11-43:1.
  • Tobacco conference here to seek marketing plans. May 18-43:7. Mey 19-43:1.