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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1931
Page
9
Chicago's 1933 exposition opens its first exhibit Fort Dearborn a replica of Chicago's birthplace built in 1803 and burned in 1812. The fort stands against modern skyline with a fifteen star flag and brass cannons while ancient muskets and pistols line the stockades.
With cool weather arriving you need new furniture and cordially invite you to visit. Ave has received five big loads of all kinds of furniture and cordial invites to come in and see what is available. Upstairs over the Hive, Forest City. A humorous note promises new acquaintances in heaven.
Growers in piedmont North Carolina expect strong profits from certified lespedeza seed with about 4,500 acres to be inspected for certification and a potential yield near a million and a quarter pounds. Farmers plan to clear old debts, pay mortgages, and expand operations using seed proceeds.
Fall planting advice for hardy bulbs in North Carolina urges October or early November planting in loamy soil rich in manure and bone meal. Floriculturist Glenn Randall notes roots need time to develop before cold weather, bulbs set five to six inches deep and fully covered.
The exhibit claims the largest public collection of newspapers, with about 150000 issues from around the world. It includes curiosities such as an Eskimo paper from the middle of last century.
May we have the pleasure of showing you lovely new styles in diamond engagement rings priced $10.00 and up at Stallings Jewelry store.
Raleigh reports from farmers rallies in North Carolina cotton counties show little zeal for a special cotton session of the legislature. Of 142 meetings called, only about a dozen were reported, with most resolutions favoring a session to address the Texas curtailment law. Observers note the sparse reports imply mild enthusiasm across rural communities. Major organizers in Kinston and Raleigh indicate mixed views. Blalock supports a session.
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