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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
12
A lively pitch cites political jabs at Britain and Germany and pivots to fall grocery prices. It urges housewives to stock pantries, save dollars, and buy everyday items from soap to olives, framing savings as essential for household needs.
Local notices list students entering colleges in Georgia and North Carolina, family visits in Charlotte and Hendersonville, and residents traveling to New York for shopping. Several names appear with moves to universities, teaching posts, and new jobs, alongside many weekend visits and travels around Asheville, Ridgeway, and Spartanburg.
Miss Aileen Hol nifield visited Miss Nell McBrayer at Shiloh over the weekend. Several locals, including Mrs. Judie Thorne and family, spent time with Mrs. D. G. Martin. Maude Howell heads to Kings Business College in Charlotte while Thomas Griffin goes to Chapel Hill. Jessie Pearl Bridges to Asheville Normal, Kilmer visiting Erwin, A E Bridges with Bush Doggett in Henrietta. Boyce Blair and Tom Higgins at Chimney Rock return home. Picnic at Flat Rock honors Mary Alice Laughridge. Robert Likens leaves for Emory Virginia to be a senior at Emory-Henry College. Michael family visiting Newton area. baby girl born to J M Dyars and wife.
In Buncombe County during the fall of 1925, fourteen silo structures were erected by local farmers as part of agricultural storage expansion. This development reflects a push toward greater grain and feed storage capacity in the rural community.
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