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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
7
Forestry City publication details from 1926 issue outline advertising rates per column inch and per line for reading notices, classified words, and subscription prices. Dated Thursday July 2 1926, with notice of post office class matter and publishing service for Rutherford County.
Forest City citizens reject sensationalism in strong resolutions at Friday mass meeting. The Courier pledges constructive town and county advancement and denounces sensational reporting. The piece also warns against Catholic influence in national politics and opposition to Al Smith for president.
The Courier praises its county wide correspondents, calling the staff the best in the state and crediting their efforts for community growth. This week highlights Union Mills where a top writer has joined the team, boosting local coverage and county pride.
Rev W L Latham of Rutherford on will lead evangelistic meetings at Cliffside Presbyterian Church starting August 1 and continuing nightly through the week at 8 o clock. W Montgomery, Cliffside superintendent, assists. two home services will be held this week to prepare. Music and singing featured. all invited.
The Ladies' Home Demo Club met with Mrs. Max Si on Wednesday afternoon July 1 at 2:80. Miss Floyd demonstrated with Harrelson and guests included Airs Rollins Morrow McDaniel Hamrick Harrell Price and many others. After the program, refreshments of ice tea and sandwiches were served. the club will meet next month with Mrs Reid of Caroleen. B. B. Doggett Sells Fords.
W L Horn announces the reopening of its service and repair department and thanks the public for sympathy and support after a fire. The note promises tire, tube and battery accessories and urges customers to visit for dependable automotive service.
Rev. C C Houston preached at Mr J M Biggerstar's Sunday afternoon. A long list of visitors from Ellenboro Marion Avondale Chesnee and Cliffside spent time with local families. Rain fell Sunday and Monday night. several families and relatives are noted visiting, with updates on health and farm losses.
For sale German police pups full blooded females ten dollars males fifteen dollars apply to Chas F Ha Forest for information and purchase details.
For sale a fine building lot on Arlington street with paved streets and close proximity to a school. The lot is near town and in good condition. Interested buyers should apply to C. E. Alcock at the Courier office. 41-31.
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