davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-04-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

30 OR MORE ACREs, subdivisiou land:
naa .ste t.rms e. csy pMfssd pMK s sfSg
bI. 1908; ewes. and Suns, Hickory es72,
hsH trontase; Stream; no bldss.; terms COOK
MAN REALTY, GIL. 1858. 4346 Lee hwy.
MSsns ssna. .s es its' '9' s4 ss
larger tracts nearby. Inspection week ends.
EDW. H. DEETs, Glarksburs. Nd. phone
Gaithersburs 79s-W-l' 1or appointment.
Hunt section, loo, acres. very desirable
nj nice - brook; viii sacrifice at S215 per
acre; Exclusive with Z. M. FRY, NC WI
ioi ACRES fronting on the Little River
turnpike uhe highway between Fairtax
corporass cna imits of FaTfax court HOUSE,
mostly level and clear; water and sewer
nearby; on excellent transportation; rea.
$3.50 ans0e per terms aaas GHoRdE MAsoN oREaN
CO. eSelus,ys I ss, ssents' CHI asSs; ewes. snd
ACRES sesutitpl ola, OLD trees ,Ts lovely y,l
SnM Sina ss5oo es T% ISm s3oS, sF'f Ext ing es6 m s5
ACCOKEEk, MD. = 1oia acres on hard
Indian HeSd hTy fTp
Real hei Estsss, tss sf i4of '?' aSsh St se 1F
in restricted community with $50 IT, on
hard surfaced rd; beaut; 6ldsi site on on
Mrs., Me- Br.msie' SO re. $685. syes. MccAY 4
sUB.Diy:. so A, solored, bet: Balt and nc
coLoREDNs ACRES Of level road front
600 on ess s0ugY HER5GRT gf 20 m soN ss Raol
51b E. Capitol St, Ii O129.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW fIREPRocF BUILDING, adj. rr-.
sse9 s se T.1fsd iof 9oe o Fans about June Is
cons unusualy s.itsble 20 Because 10 Of its
! = IT ceiling height no upright piers
ooors large enough to permit a trailer.
9e rs and lease t.
s. NV. RE. 5000. -2s
SAshHoUsES en. ss No. Il Of syt aEed aKs ks sa %a4g Is
r1aR stH sse 1seo s5oek .5sssk os st. :. s:sss
6RuRY 6f Y1esteL REaLIy c9H GoRp zone sIs month
RE. 1913 till 8 pm. 80
MODERN FIREPRooF WAREHOUSE to be
slef S. ne. es Opposite s; Hsch, 'Veees CO ware:
oe modiHed to suit Suite tenant. an Fl For o informa
ton, call your own broker. or owner. at
IA. 4244 before 10 a m. and after 8 pm;
between 10 am. and p,m' call Ii 7glo'
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service OF
pkg. mdse., incl. local del. and out-of-
town shippins, via truck or rail is the
o1s or nat distriSutor nhSu lof See MrrRoPokTAN
WAREHOUSE CO.. 30 Fla. ave. ne. Ho
WAREHOUSE SPACE. with once. end floor.
centrally located: 400 so. feet: low rental.
Ssll after pm. GE. 4902. or Box li1-V'
5000 so. FT., NEW BLDG, Seminary
rd., Shirlington, Va. RE. 1895. -27
SPACE IN MODERN, NEW BUILDING, To-
Gated in ne. Washington; railroad and
truck facilities. FIR. 90s6, OWNER. -25
1880 so. FIT, new. Eft. ceilings, To-
gated near Hot shoppe, Alexandria, Va;
Ten separate loading doors: rents. S55u
monthly, only SOC per It. immediate pos
session. ARRANGE ASSOCIATES, 100 S.
washington, Falls Church, Va. FA. 2l53
FOR SALE OR LEASE, 1858 1st st. Sc.
35xSSx1S, End commercial, ideally To-
Gated. suitable for most any-type business.
MICHAEL WALSH O. SON, I2ll Eye st.
NV, RE. s2S2 ewes, co. 67sO. ~
10000 SO. FIT. in 2-story brick build
ing in Alexandria. Available 1mmedi-
ately; low rental. Suit bile for warehous-
ins distributins, light manUfacturlne
Brokers cooperation solicited. Call Mr..
Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC, Wa shing-
ton Bldg, DI $500 ewes, CH. 923s.
2-SToRY WAREHOUSE, adjacent corner
l1th and You SITS. NV; 3.OOO-lb. electric
elevator, sprinkler system, gas unit heaters
permit for auto. use. See Mr. MOTIFS
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washington Bldg
u. $500: ewes, CHI. 923S.
NEW ONE-STORY BRICK warehouse: size
e0xlOU, Aft. ceiling hgt.. wide loading
doors; Loned industrial: available June /,
on lons lease: attractively priced. See Mr.
Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC, Wash. Bldg
DI $500; eves CHI. y23S.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE

SEE GLEN HILLS, where beautiful views
reach across the valley of the Potomac
to the distant Blue Ridge Mountains,
Choice TO 90 acre homesites, from $500
OF 81 200 an acre. with easy terms. Drive
through Rockville oh2 miles west on Route
IS, turn left at Glen Hills sign.
10 ACRES to subdivide I mi. SO Of Alex
hare I'd; $4,000 cash, bal, terms. co,
81 ACRES, near oakton, Va. S3.0oN;
wooded; nice spring. Mr.. MALCOLM, OW
.8n24, OW ql0q
BUCK HALL, yA-I4o acres, borderine
Bull Run and OccoQuan Rivers: long road
frontage; ideal for DEVELOPMENT of per-
manent or summer homes; priced for
immed. sale: $3.50 per acre. Call Mr.
Berkey. with JAMES l. DIXON & CO.;
1922 11th st, NV. Elk $3.50. Ewes. and
Sun, Gil 1882
VIENNA. VA.-Approx. IL acres wooded
hishland, on improved ROAD; several fne
building sites: elec. and phone on prop
erty: S275 per acre. call Mr. Berkey with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 10ee 18th st
NV. EX. 5760, Ewes. and Sun, GL
33S2
Evening star., 1948-04-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NR. OLNEY-Stone house, modern 3 bed
rms. ideal exposures, sunny and cheerful;
stone fireplace; truly livaole country
Of 2 acres; an extraordinary buy at $22,-
600 Phone Ashton 34ai .,,sSu.
new custom-built home of lodge type,
fully furnished. on 40 acres, Virsinia.
rolling land: 80 acres clear. rest timber:
tractor. other farm equipment. : riding
horses, ! Belgian WORK horse, ! colt othsr
ny liye steek dsSs 20 miles from D. G. OWEN
SECOND.C CoR-6-room subst.
brick; oil h.-w.h., basement. 2-car brick
Arena. priced 20 sell VI. 4697.
LOVELY GEORGIAN CoLoNIAL-6 bed
rms, 4"-ft. llv. rm.: spacious nome built
Tor the country eentieman; for sale IN
the hunt country; 70 acres, S40UC0:
more acreage &vauable, As mi. iron u. C.:
IN exei. c9nd For tqFFheTT ini4i n1So fan Ex!
Evening star., 1948-04-25
OFFICES WANTED.

?.O00-3.0O0 SO. FIT. 3 otices, plus open
floor: clean, well-lighted, cleo: near Sill
yer Sprine. no lease. Box 446-V. star
or EN- O5ll afternoon 25'
DESTROYS OF OBTAINING ONCE room
NV. Call Mr. SHAYNE. MA. 200 Monday,
WANTED TO RENT-Upper floor or store
front downtown location, 7th TO l4th
SITS. E to II SITS NV. Approx. 800 SO,
#. Give fun particulars. Box l64-V, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
STORES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-Buildlng for wood
working shop with private entrance
Phone Ii 3479 afternoons or evenings.
-25
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
of-tovn chain store companies. List your
properties with US for quick ACTION. Gail
Mr. Kelly, LEO. NJ BERNSTEIN & co"
hYES WE DO SPECIALIZE" In the sale
and leasing OF stores. Listing solicited
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, woodward
Hlds RE 1855,
Evening star., 1948-04-25
BUSINESS SERVICES,

nav once rent? For a few cents a day
you can have complete confidential mail
and phone service by competent, exper, sec.
Make our address and telephone yours
Rm. 3O2. 1924 x st. NV. RE. 0676. -27
Evening star., 1948-04-25
FARMS FOR RENT.

room house and bathroom, ten acres. Ave
clear, rent free for taking care Of Lawn
and shrubbery around owners home ad'a-
FARMHOUSE, rms, bad repair; Mont
somery County $50. Call Taylor 64o5.
WARRENTON. VA.--142 acres, Groom
mouse and outbuiIdinss in foot hills OF
Bue Ridge Mts.. electricity option 70
purchase on reas. terms. JESSE LOEB,
Ma 2n14. ewes. HO. 9l6T. 10
Evening star., 1948-04-25

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, mail
and @4-hour telephone secretarial service
Itth and n; Y Sys Sal Sal pI, ssol :o,t .26 ess
once conn ave. and M in exchange for
answering phone. WI sola. Sun, or ewes
18th AND H N.W-Lge. ofice BIDS S25
per mo. Call Sunday. Mon Tues. eye
ME 3a5l ~
Evening star., 1948-04-25
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE AvAILABLE-91s F. St
NV, in the heart Of downtown Washing
ton number of single Offices or COM
plete suites, suitable for doctors. dentists,
opticians. etc: new. reduced rentals. See
MP K0CK agent on premises
Evening star., 1948-04-25
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE Of 10000 to 10000
So. IT. needed in public warehouse; To-
also need delivery service for delivery OF
mechandise in and around Wash, Those
interested please write giving full details
as to facilities, rates and location. Box
ASK, Star. rs
Evening star., 1948-04-25
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

LARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, fully
equipped with many expensive EQUIP
sinks, etc; vic. Conn. and r NV For
appt., MI. 3464 %
Evening star., 1948-04-25
STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

GENERAL STORE. prissdd reasqnss5ly rsasps E p.y,
T7I0 Annapolis I'd, West Lanham. Md
Evening star., 1948-04-25

100, ACRES: lovely brick house, basement
OIL heat, baths. f1replacss; fasstone ter
l4-acre mountain retreat; S-room house
elec,, bath; stream in front yard; beauti,
ful trees: lots Of charm: good road neal
village: 81 800 for 80 days.
5o0-acre livestock farm 1735 manor
houses; labor; servants: s57,569, ?. N
PofoMAe R6HMSlso cdTsTY S5shfs faIRsNRsr' faRNs Va
Very desirable farm and country home
in line Of increasing values on river roac
extended; sins del $50 acres of the most produc
other outbldss; home completely remodeiet
and redecorated On short lane of hard
suTisssd fsSe a5acre 5Gsa dsfg 29o farm near
ss stts @aaifa 0:fH sRS DAIRY Home II
Dete nsra rsT tor ess @ hoses
chickens and feed; fences. 2 houses ant
ample bldgs. in excel. state of repair
Profitable e7o-acre dairy farm; selling
completely equipped as soing concern
eninery; located on concrete hwy. modern
ssnsnt heasss FIJI ssssSsoO ~,,s gs Hspsy s1S
CENT PETERS, Rockville. Nd.
9-r old Colonial brick house; fireplace
in every room; excellent cattle farm, good
land In excellent condition
i47 acres. improved BY a 7-r; house
with electricity and bath; also Ar, los
house and 3-r new house: good land.
GOOD outbuildinss; excellent chicken farm.
iii acres, improved BY an s-r house,
all modern; newly, painted and papersd,
water facilities; within 4 miles of thriv-
ing town Priced with all growing crops
and machinery. $4,000,
"a acres, improved by an s-r. old stone
house in need of repairs; good stone
work; also barn. other outbuildings:
acres in bearing orchard. sl9.5oo, ,.
IL acres, improved by 7-r. house, with
electricity, in good condition: beautiful
avn, good shade trees good locality
i acre. improved by an s-rm; old log
and frame house in GOOD condition' odo 70
All OF the above are good properties;
we have many other bargains In real
MsEA 4 soNs. Realtors, Bluegont and
Pure. uIe sa5a. Bluemont once open al
lay Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-04-25

LOUDOUN COuNTY-173 acres. stock and
grain farm; land fertile, well watered by
land. sound barn, shed and corn cribs
new cement silo 5oxl4; comfortable T.
d smi 1rsms s' mouse. w wlih efee., pressure water
A money maker, in good times or bad;
350-a. dairy farm, about 25 acres wood
tie tile in TOP Condition. worth approx prs ss3-
600 alone: 3 almost new cement silos.
feed rms hay storage; Older barn and brick
chine CHR shed, garage and tenant houses SCI
main house has rms, heat, bath, pres
sure, water. elec. and telephone: % cows,
40 heifers and all machinery included
500, 900 We'll financed. On hard roads,
near schools and stores
Quiet country home, miles west OF
Leesburg; 7-rm frame house on 81 acres
fertile land; lovely mountain view, nice
oak trees; priced to sell today; $4,000.
Telephone our Mr.. H. L. Grege. Hamil-
ton IVa;l 245l or EASTMAN & STEELE,
Evening star., 1948-04-25
FARMS FOR SALE.

2s ACRES of nice land on hard road; ex,
cellent view, creek. several pltry. houses
dandy buns allow Of 4 OF, 5 rooms, porche3
basement, elecs good well. shade: As mile
I45 acres good land. good S-room olA
stone house. farm bldgs:: good road: SID
5OOs terms. q. B. Woltord, SJRoo!
Evening star., 1948-04-25
FARMS WANTED.

state price, location. full description and
cond Of all buildings. Box 464-V. Star.
fshinp, with or without improvements;
sive price. BOX COY, Star. ~
FARM, $500 acres within 7S miles OF
P O, Box 9. Bent. Franklin Sta. D; E.
COLORED-WANTS TO RENT small farm
on country home. CAL RE. 393L
Evening star., 1948-04-25

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS = Out
standing dairy farm in Montgomery Coun-
ty: purebred cows, mod. machinery. trac-
tors and equipment; 4 barns and all nee
essary bldss.: S-rrh. home 3 tenant
houses: substantial cash required.
75-acre dairy farm mod. dairy barn.
modern s-rm. home with beautiful view;
fine dairy cows. bull. milk mach, new
tractors and all necessary equipment:
S42.50O
11o-acre stock farm, we'll watered, on
hard I'd; 7-rm. home; S12.5OO.
Modern 7-rm. -and-bath country home
on 6 acres; S16,500. Call Mr.. Ruble.
poolesville eOl2, or EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI 5000 Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1948-04-25

ORANGE CO, 415 acres, very productive
about half cleared, in cultivation, splendid
dwelling Of rooms, bath, electricity, close
to thriving town; Sl7,500
10 acres on State highway, 5-room
dwelling, adequate outbuildinss, close to
town; $500.
ss acres, on river. "a in pasture, bal
woodland, splendid 6-rm dwelling; $4,000,
VIDA K. DE LONG, Louisa, or call 1-J-1
after pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-25

IU A., NEW BUNGALUW, 34,8Ib, near
Shenandoah National Park; many attrac-
tive features; 10 acres OF ground, lovely
3-yr -old bungalow, nice rms, bath:
beautifully landscaped; also remodeled
bids. perfect for guest rm., den or ONCE;
new barn; garage; low taxes; price slashed
for quick action. 20.971 pc
Virginia showplace-Outstandin stock
general farm. Just off U. 8. No. IL near
bath, s freplaces, all improvements; beau
tiful lawn; barn, 40x65; garage, 4 poul-
try houses; 12O acres. 80 tillable, bal.
watered pasture, woods apple. pear or
chard low taxes Must see to appreciate
29,es3 DC. WEST FARM AGENCY. r. L.
Ettel $50 Academy ave, Harrisonbure, Va
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
Listeners Department
Radio Superman Really
A Family Man

CLAYTON COLLYER, nick
named Bud" who plays Clark Kent
in "Superman" over the Mutual
network, Mondays through Fridays,
is a member of a distinguished theat-
rical family. His mother was an
actress. His sister is June Collyer,
now Mrs. Stuart Erwin, and his
brother is Richard Collyer.
Born in New York City, "Bud"
Collyer always had but two am
billions = and he came neal to
achieving both. He wanted to be
a lawyer, like his father, or an
actor. He studied law in college
but he never practiced, although he
was a law clerk for a time. Now he
says his greaest ambition is to be
a successful husband and father
and he has three youngsters to help
him achieve that goal, Patricia, S;
Cynthia Ann, 8, and Michael, l..
Collyer attended the Horace Mann
primary school and then went on to
the Horace Mann school for boys.
From there he progressed to Will
liams College and thence obtained an
LIB degree at the Fordham Uni
versity School of Law.
The first money he earned as a
radio singer he used to pay his law
school tuition. 1t was not a bad job.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

ing to Robert Warner, station man.
ager. This will be the first time in
several years that the games have
been broadcast on a live basis.
Included in the series will be the
Everett, Wash, game which will be
played in Everett Sept. Is. The first
regular game of the series will be
Sept. II, at Great Falls.
KMON is constructing a special
booth for broadcasting at the field.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
KMON to Garry Falls
Football Games

ROUNDING OUT its sports sched-
ule for the fall season KMON has
obtained exclusive rights from the
Great Falls High School Athletic as
ISOLATION for broadcast of the schools
full series of football games, accord
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
Montana Farmers tockman Photo

Montana Farmer-Stockman Photo
Thomas jacobson joined the nnoun
ing staff of KMON Sept. Is. Among his
duties will be handling of special live
stock features. a radio service in which
he has had wide experience. He will
also be heard on daily news casts and
other programs. A native of Miles City.
he began his radio experience with a
station in that city. later went to Bill
lings and. before coming to KMON. was
program director for station KWYO of
Sheridan. WYo. His career has also in
cluded a period in the navy during the
war and a session of studying radio
practice in Hollywood.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
Daily Programs on KMON
-Montana Farmer~Stockman Station
500 on Your Dial

Weather reports are carried in all newsaGs and in the Montana Farmer
Stockman Daily Air edition at 1245 p m.
In this log, when programs change daily, days of the week are abbre-
Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday.
Mutual network program.
f*Lntermountain network program.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1890 Form and Ranch Hour
September 1917 Monono FonmerStocknon
September 1924 Daily Air Edition 1245
Morriro 1880 DR.. Crone
900 Sign On KMON Get Up io ovotme
ZOO Editors DmY ~ Ioctus JIM
7l5 kMON sofe+, pocon 800 News
7:3o Eohy Morning News 5o loctus' Jun
745 Slim Bryant NWF) 4Io Hen"ne"oy Nws
Ridn' the Range IT Thu $3.50 Greet FohsQ Quiz
800 Hemingway News AS Womens Poee
BIS Mulcol Clock 500 5 O'clock Edition
900 KMON Personalities 5l5**Chondu the Mogcon
oI5 Morning Music $50 SuPemon
$50 sHeors Desire oo 'm MIX
1000 News Night
1Ol5 sKoteS Smith snos 500 Sutton Lewis
1890 Monino serenode OO 6l5 Symphony of Melody
Norman Couher IT Th $50 *Cosebook of Gregory Hood M
~. s. Marine Band W "Offcol Detective I'D
Campus Salute III sFheh Adventure m
1045 4PouHne Apet NV The letter Holt (T0
Tuesdoy Serenode I'd *LeoNe 1t to the Girls III
~ S Marine Bond NW 6:5 Take Five
~ S Navy Bond 0h 700 .Gobdeue Heotter
*Compus Soute III ,r .u--.I 49,. nr,
1900 *Cedic Foster - len Meeker W.
11:l5 Hollywood Stor Quiz Music Hon Varieties IT T0
1880 Song Shop 730 *Qmet Peoe nv
/ Has sJohn Nesbtts Possno Poode Lone Wolf Cd
Hollywood Story No
Afternoon *Musc Of Manhattan CO
1900 *Oueen for q D0y Colonel Stoopnoees Quiz U]
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
this country in connection with the necessity
Iof keeping American forces in Europe
DR.. MCCALL JOINS STAFF OF
THE DIVINE PHYSICIAN

The altogether noble and useful life of Dr.
Alvin Clay Mccall was governed by two con-
stant ruling passions-his devotion to his great
profession and his love of his fellow men. He
was a highly successful physician, learned
sklllful and conscientious to a rare Degree But
this good doctor had quality that many times
was more helpful to the sick than even his
m d / c knowledge and trained surgeons
hands. It was his ever kindly and understand
ing heart.
Perhaps there is no calling that offers wider
opportunities for genuine service to confused
and suffering humanity than that Of the ply
sician. The good and wise doctor knows that
the frailties and ills of the human BODY are
related to those of the mind and the
soul. Clay Mccall had profound appreciation
of his opportunities and obligations as a doctor
of medicine, But he was not only physician
to physical ills, he was the devoted friend of
mankind.
In his medical practice DR.. Mccall gave the
best that was in him to all his patients. Their
economic or social station in life made not the
slightest difference to him. Rich or poor, good
or bad, he did what he could for them His
sincerity, calmness, keen sense of humor and
personal interest in his patients as human be-
ings, won him their warm friendship
DIR. Mccall was also good citizen He was
a native of this mountain region and loved it.
He was devoted to his church and had wide
interests in his community. He was fond of
sports and delighted to talk about them In
fact, he loved to talk to people about almost
anything. He was noted however, for never
speaking i'll of anybody.
From the day a bad heart condition forced
Dr. Mccall to retire from his professional work
II years ago, until he died, he lived for the
time when he could return to active medical
practice. During all those years he continued
to maintain his office in eager anticipation of
the realization of that dream. He told close
friend that he would gladly give 10 years of
his life if he could just do that.
While Clay Mccall will never serve any
patients in that office now, he has earned the
highest distinction of his grand career. He has
joined the staff of the Great Divine Physician
who specializes in giving eternal peace to the
human soul-Ashevlle Times.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
December IA. 1922

"The Manless minstrel show and
wedding, given by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, ably assisted
by prominent members Of other
churches, in the graded school audi
torium Friday night, was a splendid
success and was thoroughly enjoyed
by large audience.
marion folks did not dream they
had so much real talent in the COM
munity, some of which appeared be-
fore the footlights for the first time
on this occasion. Each member of
the cast acquitting themselves with
distinction, honor and glory. The
songs, dialect and dance was all that
could be desired with Mrs. J. E. Neal
leading the dance.
"Mrs. D. F. Giles and Mrs. George
Mccall as soloists were superb in
ieir roles as was also Mrs. L. L.
Witherspoon, who made a most digni-
fled and Impressive looking minister
in her clerical garb as she tried to
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
DOCUMENTS OF FREEDOM

Freedom train is back in this city after a
run of $4,000 miles through all forty-eight
states, with stops in 800 cities. Three million
two hundred thousand persons have seen it's
l27 exhibits. Forty-five million, or nearly one
third of our total population, estimated to
have taken some part in the "rededication"
ceremonies held where the train has halted.
From now until Jan. the train will visit sue
cessively our five borouehs, beginning with
Richmond. Those who did not see it when it
was here before have another chance.
Most of the trains documents are old now,
and the men who drew them up and signed
them are dead long since. What we have to
remember is that the ink was wet once, and
needed blotting; that the parchment or paper
was new; that the principles affirmed often
still had to be made good at the risk and cost
of life itself; that the hopes expressed were
as fresh as this mornings sunrise.
What we need to remember, too, is that the
battle for human liberty still goes on. The list
of freedoms documents is not yet completed; ;
this generation must produce more of them
for some future Freedom Train if government
of, by and for the people is to be History
did not end yesterday. With all its dangers,
costs and glores it goes on, and all of US are
part of it.-New York Times.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
Yield of Soybeans
Can Be Increased

Extension Circular No. 295,
"Profitable Soybean Yields" has
recently been revised by the State
College Extension Extension Service
and copies are available free upon
request.
The publication, prepared by E. R.
Collins, w. L. Nelson, and E. E.
Hartwig, lists eight steps to greater
profits from soybeans. These are:
Have your soil tested and lined,
provide adequate fertility, prevent
fertilizer injury, plant an adapted
variety, provide enough plants, treat
seed to prevent diseases, prepare a
good seed bed, and control weeds
early.
According to the circular, tests in
six eastern counties indicate that
soybean yields can be increased by
! as much as 12.4 bushels per acre
through proper use of lime and ferti-
lizer. At $2.75 per bushels, this in
crease in yield would bring an addi-
tional net return of $3.50 per acre.
The Ogden and Roanoke varieties
are recommended as the best avail
able. The Roanoke excels particular
ly in the lighter soils of the Coastal
Plain region and is also good in the
Piedmont.
Persons desiring a copy Of the new
circular should see the local county
agent, or write direct to AgricuI--
tural Editor, State College, Raleigh,
and ask for Extension Circular
No. 295.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

unite the blushing bride (Mrs
George McCalD and the not-too-
willing groom miss Bessie Tate) in
the bonds Of matrimony.
"Mrs. G. A. Banner, as the veal
thy hostess, and Mrs. T. L. Hender-
son, as the maid Of too much work,
acted their parts to perfection.
Mrs. Eugene Cross, who has a
natural store of wit and humor, was
the hit of the evening in her role
of a plain spoken guest.
''The Jazz band with their songs,
jokes and dances, added much to
the occasion. There were other ex-
tremes of attraction which deserve
special mention but space forbids.
"The proceeds from this enter
tainment is to be applied on an Or
gan fund for the new Presbyterian
Church."