Township School Faculty Named for 1927-28 Session
The Cool Springs Township Schools plan the 1927-28 session with September 2 registration at 9 a.m. All new pupils and movers will register, grammar grade and high school groups meet at designated buildings, and a highly qualified staff is set to teach. Principal Seitz is noted for his coaching, and the district expects strong athletic teams this year. A lengthy list of teachers and assignments across Forest City and nearby communities is provided, along with a local real estate ad at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool Springs
Seitz
J. W. Eaks
Charles C. Erwin
Forest City
Sara Bailey
Anderson
D. C
Princa Gaines
Georgetown
Mary Lacky
Statesville
Pauline Huggins
Terra Alta
W. Va
Ruth Moore
Lenoir
D. H. Sutton
C. C. Turner
A. C. Finch
Marvin Cooper
Beta
N. C
Margaret Philbeck
Bostic
Ada Bridges
Mt. Pleasant
F. A. Brown
Glen Harris
Union Mills
Mary Crowell
Dorothy McDaniel
Pleasant Grove
Annie Sue Harris
J. W. Eakes
Rutherford's Master Farmer named O J Holler
Rutherfordton August 8 a committee announced O J Holler near Union Mills is Rutherford County s Master Farmer. He scored high across operation and organization business methods upkeep home life and neighborliness on a thousand point card. Holler s farm east of Union Mills spans 150 acres with 70 cultivated, he bought in 1913 and rebuilt buildings, barn and silo, improved soils, added modern conveniences, and expanded dairy and truck crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
John W. Goodman
C. L. Newman
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
O. J. Holler
Union Mills
Rutherford County
Holler
Mr. Holler
Rutherford
South
Jersey
Isle of Jersey
Heller
North Carolina
Forest City Budget Hearing Set For Aug 19 1927
The Forest City town budget for the 1927 1928 fiscal year is on file for public inspection in the town clerk's office. A public hearing is scheduled for Friday night August 19 1927 at 8 o'clock. Also mentions publication in Forest City Courier August 11 1927 and the clerk J E Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Rutherford County
Forest City
U. S. of North Carolina
J. E. Caldwell
The Earlier the Broiler the Larger the Profits
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation notes profits rise with earlier market weight. A two pound broiler sold in April earns more than later weeks. twelve weeks suffice for heavier breeds to 2 pounds, urging February hatching. Optimal profits occur at 1.25 to 2.25 pounds, with lighter birds preferred when prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cool Springs Township
Ottilie Long
Clara Harrill
Mollie Farmm
Newman, Ga
J. W. Ware
Mattie Hyder
Mary Garrison
Fort Mill
S. C
Burl Moore
Margaret Bostic
Dorothy Bostic
Lucile Thornton
Mullins
Will Griffin
Ruth Morris
Elma Bradford
Minnie C. Flack
May Farnham
Greer
Rebecca Perrin
Bishopville
Virginia Calhoun
Ninety Six
Alexander Graded School
Allison
Brevard
Nola Patrick
Waco
Lissie Blanton
Wm. Harris
Bryan Randall
Ola Wilkins
Bostic Graded School
Cyclone Auction. CO
N.C
H. C. Boy
Phonographs
W. G. Magness
C. J. Holler
North Carolina Extension Service
J. E. Patton
Aia 2
RSA
The
New Vogue
Buick
America
Forest City Motor Company
Forest City, N. C
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