Ford Plant II Ends Longest Conveyor In World
Ford Motor Company's Rouge Plant at Dearborn Michigan completed a free and open ended conveyor system stretching for miles. The suspended hook carrier moves parts between buildings and to railcars with a daily capacity of 300000 pairs weighing over 2000000 pounds. The system replaces freight cars and trucks and exemplifies Ford's aim to do with machines what labor once did.
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Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Revival at First Baptist church continues this week
Spindale notices report the revival at the First Baptist church ongoing with strong results since it began last Sunday. Pastor Rev. B. P. Parks delivers messages, several new members welcomed, and more are expected to join. Nearby residents: tours by Dr. and Mrs. W. R. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hampe extend to Texas and western states. Local travelers Duncan and Gregg return soon after touring Mississippi Basin and Canada by motorcycle. Mrs. M. T. Long visits with Wadesboro relatives. Mrs. Clarence Griffin accompanies them home. John B. Long announces retirement from business and will continue as Magistrate and Notary Public, available at the drugstore or residence next door. 6 11. For sale: 180 acre No. 1 Dairy Farm near the milk condenser. Health forces sale, H. E. Torbert of Bridgerton, York County, Fa. 406.
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Spindale
First Baptist Church
B. P. Parks
W. R. McDonald
H. A. Hampe
West
Canada
Charles Duncan
Walter Gregg
Mississippi Basin
Lake States
M. T. Long
Wadesboro
John B. Long
Card of Thanks for Martha Frances Morrow
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during Martha Frances Morrow illness and death. Gratitude for many floral offerings and blessings from God.
Widow’s thanks for kindness after husband’s death
Mrs A N Wall and family express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their husband and father Aaron Wall. May God’s blessing be on each of you.
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Aaron Wall
A. N. Wall
Advertising faults and virtues sparks strong reactions
A reflective line notes that some people gain pleasure from highlighting others faults while others take pain in praising their virtues. The remark contrasts two social impulses and suggests attention to how criticism and praise are received.
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