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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

11

Forest City Courier Classified Rates and Masthead

The Forest City Courier lists staff roles including C E Alcock editor and owner, Clarence Griffin news editor, Mrs C E Alcock society editor, Arval Alcock assistant manager, and advertising rates for display and classified columns. Subscription rates are $1.00 per year in advance, $1.50 for six months, outside Rutherford County.

C. E. Alcock Clarence Griffin C. E. Alcock Society Arval Alcock Rutherford County

Public utilities sale debated in Forest City

The Courier urged patience as residents debate selling the power and water plants. An accountant will review records and publish a comparative statement to inform voters, who are urged to withhold judgment until facts are clear. Citizens are asked to consider what is best for the town and county’s prosperity and tax, power, and labor needs.

Forest City

Power company factor in developing community

An article argues the sale of Rutherford's public utilities plants will boost Forest City through Duke Power Company advertising. It notes Duke Power spends about two million annually, promoting Piedmont North Carolina to industrial leaders. The campaigns helped Mt Airy obtain three large enterprises, adding nearly a million dollars to its payroll, and Rutherford County is seen as an ideal site for multiple NC industries.

Rutherford Duke Power Company Forest City Southern Public Utilities Company Piedmont North Carolina United States Canada North Carolina Mt. Airy North South Carolina Rutherford County

Veteran Republican To Vote Democratic After Forty Seven Years

An old timer, after forty seven years as a Republican voter, plans to shift to the Democratic ticket this fall. He cites Smoot Hawley tariff, Farm Board inefficiency, and a demoralized education system under Republican rule. He predicts a stronger Democratic showing in Rutherford County and North Carolina, and will vote straight Democratic with his four sons.

Russell Republian Rutherford' County North Carolina Federal Farm Board

Fewer Acres More Per Acre Urged By Farm Board

The Federal Farm Board and the Department of Agriculture urge farmers especially grain growers to cut production. They stress the need to reduce costs by planting fewer acres and boosting output per acre, noting the challenge of individual action amid mortgage burdens and doubts that others will follow. The aim is better markets and higher net profits for farmers.

Federal Farm Board Department of Agriculture Farm Board de Jenne

Not An Old Fashioned Low Mood in Business

A Forest City editor argues against reckless retrenchment and urges continued spending. He notes public psychology drives the economy, compares eras, and explains how modern “hand to mouth” buying shortens depressions. He says merchants’ timely restocking spurs markets and cycles toward prosperity.

Auction sale of Rutherfordton fair grounds July 31

Harrill and King real estate dealers announce two auctions on July 31 in Rutherfordton. At eleven, the old Rutherford County Bank and Trust building and equipment are offered by order of watchdog John D. Biggs. At two, the Rutherford County Fair grounds including five hundred acres, race track, grand stand, exhibition hall, stock and poultry barns, subdivided land and an eight room house are sold.

Harrill and King Rutherfordton Rutherford County Fairgrounds Spindale Rutherford County Bank and Trust Company John D. Biggs Rutherford County

Republicans to Meet in Rutherford County Office

Rutherfordton July 22 a meeting of the Republican Executive committee of Rutherford county will be held in the office of Attorney Fred Hamrick July 31 at 7 30 o'clock Bronson Jackson Hon Geo M Pritchard and Ralph Fisher are expected to attend.

Rutherfordton Republican Executive Committee Rutherford County Fred Hamrick Bronson Jackson Geo. M. Pritchard Ralph Fisher

Senate OKs $150 for watermelon damages

The Senate passed a bill paying Warren C. Vesta of Tampa Florida $150 for watermelons eaten by American soldiers near his patch during the Spanish American War. Vesta sought $1,000 but officials concluded $150 sufficed.

Senate Warren C. Vesta Tampa Fla Vesta

Dress Clearance Drive Aims for August First Cutback

A local shop announces a clearance to remove all dresses by August 1 to make room for fall merchandise. The campaign emphasizes rapid turnover and updated inventory for the new season.

Son is Sought Five After Fourteen Years

Rutherfordton July 23 Clarence Cochran a prosperous farmer living eight miles east of town in Westminster seeks his son Werthren Cochran lost eighteen years ago when his mother Mrs Cochran took him away at age four He believes his wife may be dead and has not heard from her since Then the report notes a possible name change and that the son could be living under a different name Also J C Crocker now runs the local bowling alley after purchasing it from Jim Washburn with bowling becoming popular in Forest City.

Rutherfordton Clarence Cochran Here Westminster Werthren Cochran Mr. Cochran Pep-ipers Lawings J. C. Crocker Jim Washburn Forest City

Thieves enter Bostic store Tuesday night

Thieves broke a store window at Mr O B Bigzenat's shop in Bostic on Tuesday night and took several pairs of shoes along with other items. No trace has been found. Local residents and visitors are noted in surrounding social notes.

Bostic Store Bostic

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Forest City Courier N. C Congress United States Congress Josiah W. Bailey House Zebulon Weaver State Corporation Comm George P. Pell J. Will Pless, Jr Marion Jon McSwain K. McLean Tryon House Representatives D. R. Coffield W. C. Hardin Superior Court Dickerson Register of Deeds W. C. Geer Minnie F. Blanton Commi J. P. Jones Geo. H. Blanton A. W. Deck Board of Education J. T. Harris W. W. Nanney J. C. Hames C. Hightower Power Company United Alos Busic Mess Forest City, N. C Elizabeth McDowell Cay, Jen, S. C Yee H. L. Bradioes Lawrence McDowell, Jr Billie Bradford J. Edelstein Buffalo, N Thesis A. A. Price U. S Fletcher Auto Service Care Broadway Broadway and Gray Sts Orest City
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