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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1928

Page

2

Tamanny Hall and Corn Cracker in a Campaign Year

A Corn Cracker speaker defends voting independence in a Protestant, anti Tammany stance. He contrasts Jeffersonian principles with party machines, denounces Al Smith, and rejects both Democratic and Republican nominees. He cites 1800 origins of Tammany Hall and appeals to honest history. CORN CRACKER.

Jefferson Jackson Kentucky Tammany Hall Houston al Smith Washington Aron Burr Yeing Judas Iscariot Benedict Arnold Samuel J. Tilden W. S. Hancock Grover Cleveland W. J Byran Champ Clark W. J. Bryan Democracy Woodrow Wilson Rome U. S Montgomery

Better Rural Life Urged At North Carolina Convention

Raleigh August 6 stresses urged by the 26th annual State Farmers Convention and First Farm and Home week at State College. Elected M L Aderholt president, J T Albritton first VP, C A Ballentine second VP, James M Gray secretary. Resolutions call for stronger livestock focus, farmer organization, rural schools, eight month terms, and closer health and cooperative support.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina State College M. L. Aderholt Lexington J.T. Albritton Calypso Duplin County C. A. Ballentine Varina Wake County James M. Gray State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs W.T. Whitsett Whitsett Guilford County W. C. Poll Statesville Miles Marsh Asheville Henry Middleton Warsaw Estelle T. Smith J. Hackney Bynum Chatham County W. A. Connell, Jr Warren Plains Warren County Fother Sections South Clarence Poe J. Y. Joyner Charles F. Cates F. D. Patterson A. M. Johnson

North Carolina Sheriffs Meet in Rutherfordton August 14

Rutherfordton hosts most of NC sheriffs for a three day state convention August 14 to 16 with events at the courthouse Lake Lure and Kiwanis banquet. Sheriff W C Hardin coordinates the program including welcomes speakers and tours. The piece also contains agricultural advice from Mr Kime on wheat seeding practices for the Piedmont region.

N. C Rutherfordton North Carolina W. C. Hardin Hardin Wilmington Lake Lure Iso-Thermal Hotel Kiwanis Club

Seed bed required for wheat yields, says agronomist

Raleigh August 6. State College agronomist P H Kime warns that wheat success hinges on a thoroughly pulverized and compact seed bed. He advises deep plowing only when vegetation is heavy, recommends proper fertilization and good seed, and stresses crop rotation for higher per acre yields.

Mr. Kime Raleigh N. C P. H. Kime State College Kime

Farmers of Wilson County establish curb market in Wilson

Farmers of Wilson County created a curb market in Wilson on Saturday July 31 to sell local produce and goods directly to residents. The event gathered growers from the area and showcased a variety of fruits vegetables and homemade products.

Wilson County Wilson

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Tammany THE Candy Kitchen John Thomas Forest City, N. C Mra. J. H. Nichols Elm Tree Lane Lexington, Ky Beereree ONS Court House Weleor Charles E. Boger Jackson Training School Hendersonville Piedmont Brown Insurance Agency BROWN + Bank Befifing Boiling Springs Junior College J. D. Huggins Boiling Springs, N. C Buick Fisher Forest City Motor Co
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