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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1929

Page

6

Final Exercises Mark Cool Springs High Commencement

Cool Springs high school closed a record term with diplomas and certificates for thirty seniors. Reading and declamation contests crowned Leona Hardin and Phillip Chambers, followed by an eight o'clock commencement program in a packed auditorium.

Cool Springs Sara Bridges Dorothy Green Leona Hardin Virginia Mills Robert King Forest Hunt Phillip Chambers Roy Green Francis Ledbetter Charles Erwin J. F. Alexander Myrtle McDonald Erwin John Newston Biggerstaff R. E. Biggerstaff Dr. Young Margaret Young Nell Young Leona Hardi Reading Farmers Bank and Trust Co

Sweet Potato Curing House Praised by Rutherford Farmers

The Forest City sweet potato curing house, opened 1927, saved most of the 5000 bushels in its first year and 10000 in 1928. Farmers like Harrill Dalton Waters and Sherrill report higher fall prices, better storage, and strong Federation support, with calls to keep it open longer for seed and marketing needs.

Forest City C. J. Holler Rutherford County Farmers Federation Farmers Federation News Pink Harrill R. W. Dalton W. L. Waters E. E. Sherrill Spindale J. S. Fineannon Gilkey C. B. Harrill Ellenboro

Farmers Receive New Crop Payments Boosting Local Economy

Hundreds of dollars remain at home this year that would have gone to seed. Farmers earned $1.25 per bushel for their crop, bringing in $12,000 to $15,000 in new money for the community and signaling a fresh influx of cash for local buyers and suppliers.

Do You Think Your Father Would Consent to Our Marriage

A fragmentary dialogue centers on a hopeful proposal asking a father’s consent. The line implies tension over approval and potential paths to a wedding, with a cryptic note about the father’s possible attitude.

Unclear fragment prompts gender discourse note

A short fragment discusses masculine traits and phrases about Sadie, referencing recent changes and a brief remark on feminism. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable events, sources, or clear news content.

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A. C. Duncan Philip Chambers County Board Education Sara Bridges Forest City Woman’s Club Eunice Hardin Jessie Philbeck Eurelia Juniors Dorothy Doggett Roy Freeman Dorothy Greene Sammer McKinney John Blanton Lorena Beheeler Sara Moss Alma Vickers Hazel Wells Guy Wess Margaret Searcy Ernest Coffey Mary Frances Harrill Paul Johnson Hughey Hollifield Hazel Harrill Ruth Lewis Ruth McSwain Grace Reid Dorothy Hamrick Myra Morris A. M. Glickman R. J. Bateman Asheville J. W. Eakes Faye Adams Lula Allen Albert Blanton Rubye Collins Wilson Crocker Bruce Fortune Louise Gritin Stanley Hall Lucy Harrill Jak Aarvill Katie Hardin Macon Hewitt Frances Hollifield Mary Hollifield Marie Hughes Rebecca Hutchins Katherine McBrayer Flora McDaniel Glenn McKeithan Reba Matheny Losi Moores Norman Morgan Jes Philbeck Elizabeth Rollins I Charles C. Erwin Katherine Goggans Johnny King Gertrude Prince Sara Bailey Prince Gaines Juanita Minish D. H. Sutton Ruth Moore S. M. Crowder Agnes Barnes C. C. Turner Rebecca Perrin E. V. Lietz N.C Walter G. Cole Detroit Reverve Officers Association Inzianapolis Sweet Potato Curing House Sadie Tun Cigaret Ees Buick Performance Buick Motor Company Flint, Mich General Motors Corporation Buick Calla Uber G.M. A.C Forest City Motor Co
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