Rutherford County Club Meet on September 20
Spindale Sept 13 The Rutherford County Club will hold its September meeting at 1 p m Tuesday September 20 at the Baptist Church Rutherfordton Secretary David Lindsay announces Prof A T Allen State Superintendent of Public Instruction Raleigh will attend and deliver an informative message to the club
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Spindale
Rutherford County Club
Baptist Church
Rutherfordton
David Lindsay
A. T. Allen
Washburn School Closure Reported in Salem News
Cool mornings recall autumn as Washburn school closed Friday. Visitors at Mr. B F Weast's Monday included Rev J E Hipp and Rev Folger along with Mrs Ladd Wells and others.
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Bostic
R-1
Washburn
B. F. Weast
J. E. Hipp
Folger
Ladd Wells
Old Arithmetic for Cleveland County Fair
The article describes an 1822 home made arithmetic book kept by H A Wilson of Lawndale Route 1. It covers addition subtraction multiplication and fractions in a handwritten format. Wilson plans to exhibit the book at the county fair as county officials note its exceptional scope.
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Cleveland
H. A. Wilson
Lawndale Route 1
Jas
Wilson
Ansique Department
Couny
Gregg
Shelby Star
West Asheville and Durham High Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Stacey hosted weekend guests including Mr J S Stacey and daughter Miss Fannie, Mr George McDaniel and daughters Miss Coye and Annie, and Harley Anderson. Coye McDaniel returned home near Oak Grove after weeks with grandparents Bud and Alice McDaniel. Sunday visits included Mr George Self near Sunshine. Chalmer Weast drove to Chimney Rock and Asheville. Kelly Goforth visited Earl Stacey Saturday evening. Miss Stacey stays with aunt Miss Fannie Stacey near Polkville this week. Rex Weast visited Plaxco Bridges Sunday evening.
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West Asheville
Durham High
Earl Stacey
J. S. Stacey
Miss Fannie
George McDaniel
Misses Coye
Annie
Harley Anderson
Miss Coye McDaniel
Oak Grove
Mrs
Bud McDaniel
George Self
Sunshine
Chalmer Weast
Chimney Rock
Asheville
Kelly Goforth
Miss Stacey
Fannie Stacey
Polkville
Rex. Weast
Plaxco Bridges
North Carolina Opens Hunting Season With Rules and Fines
The state declares hunting season begins September 15 with specific dates and bag limits for species such as squirrels rabbits deer quail wild turkeys and raccoon. Licenses cost 5 25 for residents 15 25 for non residents with a 50 to 200 dollar penalty scale for offenses and enforcement by local justice of the peace and superior court.
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North Carolina
Supreme Court
United States
Wilson Snipes
Jack Snipes
W. J. Hardin
Shingle Hollow
Rutherford County
Justice of the Peace
Forest City praised by visiting officials and resident
Two visitors commend Forest City in Rutherford County. J E Woodland, president of the State Association of County Commissioners of North Carolina, thanks Mayor Charles Z Flack for a cordial welcome and delightful entertainment during a recent visit. L H Martin of Greensboro praises the city's beauty and neat homes, expressing it is the best place to live.
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Charles Z. Flack
Forest City
J. E. Woodland
Morehead City
N. C
State Association of County Commissioners of
North Carolina
Rutherford County
L. H. Martin
L. H. Martin, Inc
Greensboro
Lime boosts cowpeas yield on limed oats land
Cowpeas planted on soil with about 1.5 tons per acre of limestone applied last fall for oats and vetch yielded twice as much as those grown on unlimed ground. The reader notes a 100 percent increase in production on the limed soil.
Boy Scouts Exhibit Planned at Rutherford County Fair
The Rutherford County Boy Scouts will host a county fair exhibit October 4 to 8. Scout executive R M Schiele urges every troop to contribute knot boards nature studies bird houses Indian lore and merit badge items. Uniformed scouts will supervise the booth and demonstrations in first aid fire by friction signaling and archery may be staged if enough troops participate. Scoutmasters should notify Schiele of interest exhibit materials and possible rally activities.
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Boy Scouts
Rutherford County
Scott
R. M. Schiele
F. C. Kintie
Premium for staple cotton urged by NC experts
Raleigh reports North Carolina cotton growers have a prime chance this fall to grow and sell longer staple cotton for premium prices. Dr. R Y Winters, head of the NC Experiment Station, notes floods reduced staple acreage and boosted premiums since 1920, urging aggressive selling to buyers paying the higher price and warning of disappointing outcomes if growers lag.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. Y. Winters
Winters
Cooperative Cotton Growers Association
Dr. Winters
Father and son captured with still and liquor in Green Hill
Rural Policeman A H Lynch with assistance captured Matt West and his fifteen year old son Charles at work on a still compound in Green Hill Township on September 3. Three gallons of whiskey and about 350 gallons of beer were seized. West posted bond and faces trial before the Recorder on September 13.
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Rutherfordton
A. H. Lynch
Albert England
Dan Lattimore
Wilbur Camby
Matt West
Charles
Green Hill
West
Bond
Recorder
Beardless grain mix aids winter corn feed crops
Beardless barley oats and vetch are grown with winter corn to supply feed next summer, say farmers who have tested the mix. The experiment aims to improve soil, moisture use, and fodder yields across farming regions. Farmers report promising results in early trials and anticipate broader adoption.
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A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
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Forest City, N. C
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