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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
9
Forest City Courier lists advertising rates as display per column inch and reading notice per line as ten cents, along with classified column rates per word. Standards specify publication by The Courier Publishing Company in Forest City, Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Forest City may host a new hatchery in Rutherford county as demand for poultry grows. The town cites large poultry activity in Cleveland and Buncombe counties, with local farms expanding flocks and students at the township high school contributing by raising and hatching thousands of chicks. If a 5000 egg hatchery is installed, weekly egg intake would be 1660, planning for five months of weekly hatching. A second note reports Mr M C Phillips opening a cafe at Powell street near Florence Basti church, offering cold drinks ice cream and seafood Fridays and Saturdays.
The Dalton brothers announce rock bottom prices for all items and a busy weekend with unusual bargains. They praise local women and Kiwanis support, note a forthcoming teacher event, and urge early shopping as winter and coal concerns rise.
The Rutherford County Club of the University will hold its first social of the year tomorrow night in the YMCA club room. Fifteen Rutherford County students are registered for the fall quarter, one of the largest delegations here. Elected at last week’s meeting were Ralph Maultsby president C K Cavenaugh vice president Donald Watkins secretary and treasurer. Members listed include Donald Watkins Tom Edwards Alva T. Lewis R W Eaves Ralph Maultsby G K Cavenaugh Smith H. Cochran Eugene N. Goode T E Griffin Daniel C. Britt J E Wiseman C Dalton J H Hardin Thomas J. Edwards and J Boyce Miller Jr.
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