Burns Fatal to Cliffside Woman
Cliffside Sept 16 Mrs Biddie Hockey Moors 21 died at Rutherford hospital Thursday night from burns after kerosene oil exploded while she tried to kindle a fire. She poured the oil from a large can onto live coals. flames burned her clothing off. Funeral at Lower Prospect Baptist Church Friday with Rev T M Hester in charge. Interment Prospect cemetery. She leaves husband Otto Moore and parents John E Huskey and wife of Ashworth S C, plus siblings. Pallbearers and flower girls named.
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Cliffside
Biddie Hockey Moors
Rutherford Hospital
Lower Prospect Baptist Church
T. M. Hester
Spindale
Prospect Cemetery
Shiloh News: Melton Re-elected Pastor and Local Updates
Rutherfordton Sept 16 Rev A G Melton was re elected pastor for Shiloh last Saturday. Many residents and visitors are listed as spending weekends with neighbors and kin including B M Jones Broadus Robbins Hawkins and other local families. A hospital appendicitis case at Rutherford Hospital is noted as recovering well. Various social visits are recorded among Foley Dobbins Culbreth Huntley and Henderson households.
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Rutherfordton
R-1
A. G. Melton
Shiloh
B. M. Jones
J. B. Flynn
Broadus Robbins
Marion
W. C. Morrow
Zeno Lancaster
Ralph Ruppe
Sandy Music
Henry Dobbins Land
Spindale
Cal Dobbins
Fanny Jones
Inman, S
Hattie Ruppe
Scott
C. M. Champion
Jim McDaniel
Herbert Cole
Glenn
Forest City
Annie Hamrick
Holly Springs
W. H. Hardin
Stella Culbreth
Ed Kestler
J. M
Owens
Bessie Henderson
Polk ‘County
Agnes Huntley
Spindale News Notes of Late Interest
Spindale notices report Mr GB Howard returning from three weeks in Salt Lake City and western points after attending Building and Loan Association meeting. Rev W W Rimmer shows improvement after illness. Workers Council of Spin dale Methodist Sunday school met with Grace Ellington. W R Wells and C Rourke bought Spindale Hardware and reopened in same stand. Earl Hardin bought Spindale Cafe. Mr and Mrs W M Clay visited Spartanburg to see Mr Clay's brother L M Clay. Mildred Williams left for Greensboro to enter North Carolina College for Women. Mr and Mrs Clarence Griffin spent weekend in Troutman with friends.
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Spindale
Howard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Building and Loan Association
Workers Council of the
Spindale Methodist Sunday School
Grace Ellington
W. R. Wells
Charles Rourke
Spindale Hardware Company
Earl Hardin
Spindale Cafe
Altony Dotson
W. M. Clay
Spartanburg
Clay
L.M. Clay
Mildred Williams
Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
Clarence Griffin
Troutman
Infant Dead Twin Daughter of Forest City Residents
The twin daughter of Mr and Mrs living on Street Forest City died Wednesday at three days old. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Floyds Creek church.
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Forest City
Floyds Creek Church
Special Offer to School Students for Courier Subscriptions
The Courier offers students a $1.00 nine month subscription sent anywhere in the United States. Payment must be in advance for the full nine months. Shorter terms are not accepted at pro rata rates. No Rutherford County student should be without The Courier. The price is cheaper than mailing a parent’s copy.
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United States
Rutherford County
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Bladder Relief
An old time drug store ad touts Cystex for bladder irritation with promises of fast relief and a money back offer. It urges readers to try the product, claim results in 48 hours, and notes a 60 cent price at Peoples Drug Store.
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Peoples Drug Store
Mrs Fanch Recovers After Fall on Slippery Evanston Steps
Recovering from a broken leg, Mrs. William Fanch of Evanston NL slipped on icy stairs and fractured the same limb, doctors report.
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William Fanch
Evanston, NL
High Class Entertainment in Forest City Theatres
Two first class theatres in Forest City offer good shows daily. The district advertises the automatic iron fireman to save coal bills and keep homes comfortable, promoted by Farmers Hardware Co.
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Forest City
Farmers Hardware Co
State Textbooks Not Changed by Body
Raleigh, Sept. 10 There will be no change of textbooks in the public schools at the opening in 1930, or at any time during the 1930 31 session, the state textbook commission has announced. The commission met in Raleigh Monday, notified the state board of education Tuesday of its action and said it was the unanimous desire of the commission not to make any report this year. The board of education, meeting Tuesday, approved the action of the commission which means there will be no textbook adoption in December of this year. Members of the commission are A. E. Akers of Roanoke Rapids, chairman, Miss Ruth Gunter of Sanford, secretary, Miss Ethel McNairy, Statesville, Miss Anne Holdford, Raleigh, Benjamin L. Smith, Shelby, R. G. Fitzgerald, Greenville, and Chester C. Haworth, Burlington. In dairy notes, to maintain milk flows and best shape for fall freshening, the late summer care influences production months later. A ration for dairy cows recommended by Professor Savage includes 300 pounds corn meal, 300 pounds ground oats or barley, 300 pounds wheat bran, and 100 pounds linseed meal.
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Raleigh
State Textbook Commission
State Board of Education
Board of Education
A. E. Akers
Roanoke Rapids
Ruth Gunter
Sanford
Ethel McNairy
Statesville
Anne Holdford
Benjamin
Professor Savage
Dairymen Warn Against Feeding Cutbacks During High Feed Prices
Cornell professor E S Savage warns against false economy in dairy farming. Cutting grain for non-producing and pasture cows amid rising feed costs reduces annual milk output. He advises increasing grain and adding green forage, silage, and hay to maintain profits.
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E. S. Savage
Cornell
Savage
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Henrietta
Spindale News
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First’ Baptist Church
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Arnold
America
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Department For Agriculture
Herbert
Price
Wayrattler
Field Museum of Natural History
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Free Ambulance Service
West Main Street
Forest City, N. C
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