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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
14
Classified ads note several good houses for rent in desirable locations listed by Chas. Z. Flack. Also offered is a good four burner oil stove for 25 dollars on terms at Farmers Hardware Co.
R R Morris and W T Davis announce for Rutherford County sheriff with Democratic primary set for June 7 1930. Horace B Doggett also seeks the sheriff post with a courteous solicitation. Jim White of Caswell County reports his four acre orchard at a roadside stand yielded more ash than last season's tobacco crop. Dr Bradford Knapp urged reform during an extension conference address.
A historical note announces 6606 as a speedy universal remedy for colds grippe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria, touting its efficacy. The claim presents the remedy as a broad cure all with emphasis on rapid action and wide applicability.
SHITHS GROVE Forest City R 3 Jan 13 The Y P A elected new Sunday night officers led by J C Feenbury as Leader Roy Hardin as President and Mrs Roy Hardin as Bible leader Ruth Crowder group captain Mary Wilson Hardin secretary and treasurer Pearl Crowder corresponding Tadosbery Gechailo Poetuchaney Mary E Crowder and Alma Mae Hartin social committees Preaching services announced for Smiths Grove Saturday at two and Sunday at eleven Rev W M Gold to lead both services Community members welcomed new residents and hosted several Sunday visits with local families across the area.
In December 1929 James P Carpenter died, clerical proceedings note his service as a valuable member of Aveme Chapter Order Eastern Star and a trusted husband father and community figure. The resolutions express grief and gratitude, extend sympathy, and request publication in the Forest City Courier and related notices.
Mrs. J T Justice a Kernersville resident died after swallowing iodine and firing three bullets into her chest in Winston-Salem. She had nervous trouble and a prior severe burn in October. Survived by husband, two sons, three brothers, three sisters and a cousin. Funeral held at First Baptist Kernersville. Forest Service to distribute seedling trees to 4-H members for reforestation with a small packing and shipping charge.
Forest City R-2 hosts a fiddlers convention at Oakland Schoolhouse on January 18 starting at ML. Local musicians compete for 33 dollars in cash prizes across orchestras and solo instrumental categories guitar banjo mandolin violin and more. Admission is 20 to 35 cents. all are invited to attend.
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