Forest City to Issue School Bonds Under Town Ordinance
Forest City North Carolina adopts an ordinance authorizing fifty thousand dollar serial school bonds to fund completion of the high school building and land and equipment purchases. Election set for December 11 1922 at the mayor’s office with registrar A C Keeter and judges A H McDaniel and R K Hollifield. Public registration period runs November 13 to December 2 1922. Bonds taxed to secure debt. usefulness estimated at thirty years. Publication required for six weeks beginning September 14 1922.
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Board of Commissioners
Forest City
North Carolina
Pike Municipal Finance Act
North Fe
South Carolina
Force City
Board of Comissioners
A. C. Keeter
Board of Commissioners of the
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Sant Elvcien
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L. C. Lowrance
Oakland Opens 30th Oakland-Consolidated School
Oakland-Consolidated School begins Monday morning October 30 at 9 am with speakers. All patrons and friends are urged to attend. Kenneth Logan is principal and prospects for the year look good.
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Oakland — Consolidated School
Kenneth Logan
Ferry School Opens With Miss Whiteside as Principal
The public school at Ferry opened last Monday October 23 with Miss Mamie Whiteside appointed principal. Early indications point to a successful term under her efficient leadership and guidance.
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Ferry
Mamie Whiteside
Wood and coal range for sale bargain
Used only a few months range with warming closet and hot water attachment. For information call at Courier office.
Southern farmers progress toward year round cash crops
Washington October 23 Fairfax Harrison president of the Southern Railway Company reports in his annual note that the southern farmer is moving from dependence on a single money crop toward year round cash returns from truck crops cattle hogs poultry and dairy products. He cites US Bureau of Markets data showing 107 298 carloads of vegetables shipped January 1 to August 19 1922 across eight states up from 83 629 carloads a year earlier an increase of 23 669 carloads or 28 30 percent. The piece notes twenty six new creameries in the Southern Railway territory rising milk fed poultry in south Georgia and more pure bred poultry and high grade tobacco in South Carolina and Georgia. It also mentions increased settlement by farm families into the South with sound colonization projects and land prepared for farming offered on favorable terms. Permanent pastures with proper fencing are gaining in North Carolina and the family cow is expected to follow.
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Washington, D. C
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway Company
United States Bureau of Markets
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Southern Railway System
South Georgia
East Tennessee
South
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United States
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Carolina Motor Co
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Piedmont
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