South Atlantic Corn Exposition Sets South Farming Milestones
The South Atlantic States Corn Exposition in Craven hall draws 700 exhibits from North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia. Prizes total 10000 with top ears to E Goodwin Apex NC top 10 ears J C Lewis Reedy Branch NC and best display A D Hudson Newberry SC. The event showcases South farming progress and youth corn clubs led by C B Martin and Knapp, marking a shift from cotton to smarter corn production.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
South
E. Goodwin
Apex
N.C
J. C. Lewis
Reedy Branch
N. C
A. D. Hudson
Newberry
S. C
Jerry H. Moore
Winona
Hannah Plowden
Cravenhall
Ohio River
Mississippi River
West
C. B. Martin
Seaman A. Knapp
United States
Ira W
United States Farm Demonstration Work
Watson
L. O. Scanb
Bos
City Court Dockets Light Yet Newsworthy in Judge West Court
In Judge West’s city court session yesterday the docket moved through several cases. Clifford Few settled for disturbing worship, Henry Sears was convicted for alimony neglect with a $30 fine and weekly $2 support, Tilda Brown won a trover suit over pigs, Pete Moore was found not guilty of gambling, Spence Lester acquitted on crowbar theft, and Handspiker faced trial over cotton dealings with remnant jury deliberations past midnight.
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Henry Sears
Trover
Tilda Brown
West Boone
Moore
Pete Moore
Spence Lester
Lester
Handspiker
State
Co. B. Chandler
Christian Church Bazaar Opens With Meals and Bargains Today
A church bazaar at the Chamberlin building debuts with dining including fried and stewed oysters, sandwiches, and hot chocolate. Dinner runs noon to 3, supper from 6 to 10, with candy for sale and various articles at reasonable prices. A speaker program features Ira W state agent and North Carolina corn officials.
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Chamberlin
City Council Considers Partial Tax Payment Plan
The mayor and council discussed remitting part of John Barry’s whisky conviction fine. An ordinance proposes three ad valorem tax installments with due dates April July and November first, with penalties if any installment remains unpaid.
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John Barry
Barry
Jarrett
G. C. Thomas
Alderman Snelling
Athens
Dunaway Fund Sees Continued Subscriptions Rise
The Banner reports ongoing voluntary subscriptions to the Dunaway Fund. Cash on hand with the committee reached 854.00 dollars after recent donations. Contributions listed include Mrs. S. C. Upson Sr 5.00 Rhodes Hardware 5.00 Hardeman and Phinizy 25.00 John Brewer 1.00 W B Winn 1.00 E C Branson 26.10 and others totaling several dollars yesterday and the day before.
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Dunaway
S. C. Upson
Rhodes Hardware Co
Hardeman & Phinizy
Ginners Report Drops Market After Cotton Ginning Totals
Government ginners report shows 10,139,000 bales ginned in cotton states as of December 1, causing about a twenty point market drop. State totals list Alabama 1,063,000 Arkansas 625,000 Georgia 1,626,000 Mississippi 970,000 North Carolina 616,000 Oklahoma 829,000 Texas 2,795,000 All others 111,000. Victoria McArthur travels to Lumber City after visit to Mrs Ryder. Janet Ryder accompanies. Mrs J E B Carlan to have surgery this week. many friends in the city regret her illness.
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Alabama
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce Meets Tonight at City Hall
The regular monthly chamber meeting is set for eight o'clock at City Hall. President Dorsey and Secretary Brooks have led efforts for new developments and enterprises in the city, with a full gathering expected.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Persident Dorsey
Brooks
Chamber of Comerce
Card of Thanks for Mr and Mrs Fuller
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of husband and father M R Fuller. Signed by Mrs W H Fuller and J Fuller. Also a note requesting return of a lost gold breastpin to R H Bullock at Head and McMahan's.
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W. H. Fuller
J. Fuller
R.H. Bullock
Head & McMahan’s
GOOD GAMES AT THE Y M C A OPENING BASKETBALL
Two opening season games at the Y M C A feature the first and second varsity squads meeting, followed by a seniors versus business men matchup. Expected fast play draws a large crowd. lineups list Forbes Pina Johnston Brand Stal ling Carter Butolph Creek more, with Golden Hay Blum Perry and others for the other teams.
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Forbes
Pina
Johnston
Brand
Stalling
Carter
Butolph
Creekmore
Golden
Hay
Blum
Perry
Fort
Reid
Conklin
W. Griffith
O'Farrell
Link
Wood
Wilkerson
Lanier
McIntyre
Heidler
Wilson
N. G. Slaughter
Jester
Hendrun
Eighty-Eighth Poarship Elects Officers at TUTTO FULD Lodge
The eighty-eighth annual communication elected W. A. Capps as worshipful master and L. N. Betts as senior warden. Wilbur Pope as junior warden J. S. McKie as treasurer J. B. Stokely as secretary. Installations set for St John Day December 27 with a banquet.
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Siount
Rte
Tast
W. A. Capps
L. N. Betts
Wilbur Pope
J. S. McKie
J. B. Stokely
J. H. McKinnon
D. D. Beussee
Geo. E. Stone
Chas, Underwood
Tyler
Sam Shapiro
Phillip Abelman
P. J. Betts
Harry Stockdell
Atlanta
W. F. Dorsey
Jlodge
Lodge
Georgia Professor Heads to Birmingham for I I A A Meeting
Prof S V Sanford of the University of Georgia athletic association will attend the annual meeting of the Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association in Birmingham. He plans to propose a constitutional amendment allowing college players to participate in summer ball after one year of college play. The measure aims to enable skilled students to pursue summer baseball opportunities. Sanford may also raise an additional informal proposal at the gathering.
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S. V. Sanford
The
Athletic Association
University of Georgia
Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
Birmingham
Sanford
Association
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DR. Soule
Columbia
A. M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural College
C. B. Williams
J. N. Harper
W. J. Spillman
United States Department of Agriculture
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Herbert
Christian Church
Snelling
Dunaway Fund ‘Still “Grows
Ginners
J. EB
Carlan
Tonght
Eghty
Tutto Fuld
Wx. A A
Prof. Sandford
Southern Association
E. C. McEvoy
Part
Moskowski
Geibel
Omar Short
Loeschborn
Horvath
Stella Sparks
Krause
Gavotte von Wilm
Julia Rogers
Helen Rooks
Mayhew Beatty
Little Sheep
Beaumont Adams
Judith Moss
Kaiser
G von Wilm
Father Rhine Maybeth Huggins Reinecke
Hiller
Janie May Webb
Nettie Webb
von Wilm
Reinecke
Friedly Care
Amy Quillian
WAT
Reliance Co
Scharwenka
Marion Leonard
Henry Walthall
Phillips Smalley
Frankie Burns
Biograph Co
Italy
Crystal
the Crystal
Crystal Theatre
Nate
Barcarolle Bewiteelapin
Pauline Pierce Part
Sinding
Grieg
Helen Williamson
LeWare Pittard
Frederika Beatty
Snes
Hunter Barnett Berens Henselt
Haydn—Sonata No
Natalie Bocock
the Butterfiy Meyer
A. L. Comer
King & Co
Atlantic Ice
W. B. Conway
Coal Company
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