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Peanuts
  • 1.
  • Peanut growers.win their point. Ap.6-40:
  • Peanut allotments increased in state. Ap.l0-40:3.
  • Farm boy builds rushing business in Peanuts. Je.17-40:7.
  • Federal buying helps peanut crop. N.15-
  • 40:17. Peanut crop for 1940 five percent larger
  • N.16-40:12.
  • Peanut Showers paid over million dollars D.S-40:li.
Peanuts
  • 10.
  • Peanut men sure given approval. F. 21-41:
  • Meeting will oreoare for vote on peanuts Ap.9-41:11.
  • Peanut growers told of Issues at Tarborc meeting. Ap.l0-41:3. 5.
  • Governor backs peanut limiting. Ap.19-43.
  • Triple A official talks on peanut quota program. Ap.24-4l:5.
  • Tar Heel growers approve oeanut control by 10-1 Ap.27-41:1.
Peanuts
  • Finances sledged pear.ut division. 0.1-37:2. Farmers to confer on peanut control. N.
  • 7-37:2.
  • Peanut harvest begins. N.14-37:3 M.
  • Tar Heels begin drive to secure aid for peanuts. N.24-37:1.
  • 2,000,000 available for peanut purchase
  • D.11-37:12.
  • Research on peanuts to start next month D.15-37:14.
Peanuts
  • Peanut growers map promotion orogram. Jan.27-39:3. 1.
  • Peanut planters outline demands. F.3-3J Farm delegation to appear today. F.7-39:
  • 14.
  • Peanut growers appeal for aid. F.8-39:5.
  • Peanut belt problems discussed at Meeting in Edenton. May 6-39:1.
Peanuts
  • Peanut purchasing boosts farm cash. D. 19-40:16. 12.
  • Peanut growers set new records. D.21-40;
  • Peanut Week, Jan.23-30. Jan.23-41:14. Peanuts glorified. Jan.24-41:1.
  • Miss North Carolina. Jan.26-41:1. Peanut aopeals made for state. F.4-41:3. Peanut changes will aid state. F.5-41:5. Growers co-op says farmers fovor Pace bill. F.3-41:7.
Peanuts
  • 6. Peanut growers reelect leaders. Se.26-41
  • Peanuts to reign at two-day show in Eder ton. 0.3-41:19. 7.
  • Plans complete for peanut party. 0.11-41
  • Edenton puts on peanut festival. 0.18-
  • 41:2. 9.
  • Ne- uses found for oeanut crop. N.24-41:
  • Satisfactory prices expected for peanuts
  • jan.15-42:12.
Peanuts
  • 10. State is first in peanut crop. Jan.19-42 Shortage looms in seed peanuts. F.9-42:
  • 12. 42:6.
  • State restrained in seed stoppage. May 1< N.C. farmers told to made acreage. May 8
  • 42:20.
  • Peanut problem discussed byN.C. bankers
  • at Meet. Jl.14-42:8.
  • Change announced in peanut marketing. Ag
  • 10-42:14.
  • Peanut. A"-. 30-, 42:2.
Peanuts
  • Labor camp to be opened for peanut harvesting. Se.14-42:5.
  • Peanuts. D.6-42:1.
  • New facts in peanut teste. F.1-43:8.
  • Distribution payment on peanuts announq ed. Ap.16-43:14.
  • Peanut farmers protest $8.40 ceiling for crop. Ag.18-43:9."
  • Harless cites rules on ueanut marketing. Ag.21-43:12.
Peanuts
  • 43:5.
  • Peanut men plan parley with CCC. Ag.28-
  • Peanuts become war industry. Se.6-43:10.
  • 1,500 -prisoners Sf-war'to help harvefet peanuts. Se.18-43:2. 0.3-43:5. 3.
  • Peanut growers seek price rise. F.14-44:
  • Baver announces peanut meetings. F-.16-44 8 44T5.
  • "Big harvest seen for peanut crop. S.13-
  • Peanuts. 0.12-44:2.
  • Westcutt selves data on peanuts. 0.31-44: 14.
Peanuts
  • Peanuts get attention in Wachovia magazine. D.15-44:15. 28-44:12.
  • State ranks second in growing peanuts.D.
  • State sells peanuts. F.28-45:2.
  • James E.Wood named bo peanut committee. Je.15-45:12.
  • Helped by rrin in July. Ag.14-45:14. 1?
  • Peanut council will meet here. Aqr.?-45:
  • One postwar rrediction: you'l] eat more peanuts. Ag.23-45:17.