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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1930

Page

10

Rutherford County Moves to Liquidate Bank Losses

Rutherford County Commissioners vote to place defunct Farmers Bank security with liquidating agent John D. Biggs. County funds valued at risk, with notes and collateral totaling $220,000 plus bonds and personal guarantees to secure deposits. Effort aims to recover losses by collecting on pledged securities and bonds.

Biggs Farmers Bank Farmers Bank & Trust Company John D. Biggs Rutherford County Farmers Bank & Trust Co Rutherford County Bank & Trust Co

Unsigned ad copy butchers pain relief claim

Fragmentary OCR text promotes a pain relief product with dubious claims and references to Dillard's and a dated event. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details, making the exact product, seller, or date unclear. It resembles an advertisement rather than a coherent news item.

Tribute to James Hiner Thomas Mason and Lodge Resolutions

The committee notes the death of James Hiner Thomas on August 28 1930 at Forest City aged 41. Born June 28 1889 he was a dedicated Mason active in Carolina Lodge Forest City Chapter Royal Arch Masons Forest City Commandery and York Rite bodies. Resolutions express sympathy to his family and call for publication and records inclusion in the Forest City Courier and Orphans’ Friend.

James Hiner Thomas Almig God Forest City Brother Thomas Methodist Church Carolina Lodge No Royal Arch Masons Brethers Christ MO. S. Wood J. W. Eaks Charles C. Erwin

Hoey Explains Republican Fluke In Wilkes County Meeting

North Wilkesboro September 22 Democrats packed the Wilkesboro court room as Clyde R Hoey attacked Republican leadership saying it suffers from pernicious anaemia. He argued North Carolina pays high federal taxes yet gains little in return. Congressman William Hammer spoke before Hoey, blaming Hoover for prosperity pledges and urging accountability. Resolutions endorsed Gardner administration and Democratic officeholders.

North Wilkesboro Wilkes County Wilkesboro Clyde R Hoey North Carolina New York William Hammer Hoover Mellon Gardner Representative Hammer

Divided Kingdom in Household Command

A Montreal Star quip notes Maggie rules the children, servants, dog, cat, and canary while the speaker freely manipulates the goldfish. The anecdote highlights domestic pecking order and the humorous tension of who truly bosses the home.

Maggie Montreal Star

Hunters' License Offered at The Farmers Hardware

The Farmers Hardware announced a convenient location to obtain hunting licenses. Customers can complete applications and receive assistance from staff in a familiar local shop setting.

The Farmers Hardware

No Rodeo Films Draw Them In

A cinema manager recalls two men stopping to read the poster for All Quiet on the Western Front. One suggests entering, the other balks, claiming fatigue with Westerns of cowboys and broncos. London Opinion summary notes the remark.

Western Front London

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