Farm Lands Attract Strong Buyer Interest At Earles Auction
Encouraging sentiment surrounds farmland sales as buyers from outside the area acquire productive parcels. A large auction at Earles yesterday drew nonresidents and highlighted crop yields and diversified farming opportunities boosting land values and population prospects in the city and county. A similar sale under Atlantic Coast Realty Co. is planned at Henty, with substantial acreage expected.
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Earles
Murder of prominent farmer and wife in Cleveland County
News from Charlotte reports the murder of John Dixon a well known farmer in Cleveland County North Carolina and his wife late last night Robbery is blamed as the motive Two men allegedly visiting Dixon's home asked for help freeing a ditched team then killed Dixon and beat his wife who survived until she died later A one year old child was found bloodstained in the couple's home Posses scour the area amid fears of lynching if the killers are caught
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Wall Street
The Business Man Awakened to Banking Crisis Lessons
Ten years after the Panic of 1907 the average businessman first saw the defects of the currency system. Public scrutiny of banking affairs spread nationwide and revealed how bank discounts and reserve allocations affected credit. This realization prompted readiness to push for currency reform and a stronger, more elastic financial framework.
New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief and Energy Boost
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation and indigestion, restore appetite, regulate stomach liver and bowels, and provide renewed energy. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Crowds Flock to Steele-Moses Co for Notable Goods
Large crowds follow shoppers to the Steele-Moses Company where a wide selection of appealing goods is on display. Vendors report strong interest and brisk sales as customers browse the offered merchandise.
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Cotton Farmers Should Rotate Crops To Avoid Trouble
The author argues that farmers overplanted cotton chasing high prices. If one third of land had stayed diversified with oats corn hogs and cattle, costs would drop and profits steadier. A stable crop rotation is urged to prevent cotton from dominating and harming future yields.
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W. F
Massey
Free illustrated joke book with Sunday World offer
Readers are urged to request next Sunday's World from their newsdealer to receive a full illustrated joke book with colored cover artwork. The promotion emphasizes it is free with every Sunday copy and urges immediate action.
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