Warehousing Pact Expands Tobacco Growers Reach
One hundred fifty warehouses across the Carolinas and Virginia have tendered or signed to sell or lease to the Tobacco Growers Association. Forty South Carolina warehouses joined Saturday, boosting centers to 150 for handling the crop across three states. Leaders from the Carolina Virginia group prepare for a conference with Burley pool organizers in Raleigh.
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Carolinas
Virginia
Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
South Carolina
Florence
D. C
M. O. Wilson
Association
South Boston
North Carolina
Marketing Association
Associaton
R. Wringham
Louisville
Burley Tobacco Lvowers
James C. Stone
Burley Growers’ Marketing Association
Carolina-Virginia Association
Rale
J. Sands
Richmond
R. R. Patterson
C. B. Cheatham
Leaf
G. A. Norwood
Goldsboro
C and O Railway to Hold Stockholders Meeting in Richmond
Official notice announced the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company annual stockholders meeting will take place at the Richmond headquarters on April 18. Besides routine business, the likely approval of expenditures for improvements will be considered.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
H. Norwood Bowne
St. Mary’s
Women and Corsets Prolong Life Says Editor
Editorial argues women live longer than men and that corsets contribute to female health and beauty. It cites 1919 infant death rates, notes corset use in the United States, and claims nature gave women brains to use tools like corsets for peace of mind and better husbands.
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Chanteeleer
United States
Ceylon
Russia
China
Japan
Million Dollar Loss Art Discovery Unlocks Tempered Copper
Walter Bunton, a 28 year old New York mechanic, discovers a tempering copper process from old texts and a murdered metallurgist tale. He asks for a million dollar advance plus a two cent per pound royalty, a deal the company accepts. The hardened copper promises revolutionary tools, bearings, and parts for machines across industries.
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Walter Bunton
Bunton
New York
Fees Owed After Twenty Years Come to Light
John Sawyer received a surprise when a Nebraska district court clerk called him about fees due from a trial two decades past. The amounts totaled four dollars and twenty cents, labeled as witness fees. Sawyer, visiting Pawnee City, Neb, learned of the delayed payment during the Chicago April 16 report.
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Chicago
John Sawyer
Pawnee City
Neb
District Court
Sawyer
Daughters of the American Revolution Eye May Berkeley County Observances
Martinsburg reports the local DAR chapter studying plans for special observances of Berkeley County’s 150th anniversary during May. Berkeley County was founded in 1722.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Berkeley County
Styvesant Fire Insurance Co 1921 Statement Summary
The Styvesant Fire Insurance Company reports year ending December 31 1921 assets totaling 2 840 050 16 with liabilities excluding capital at 1 656 028 00 and capital paid in cash 700 000 00 Surplus 233 708 45 and policyholder surplus 2 589 737 05 Fire and other risks written across the year include in force figures 109 000 438 for fire risks 15 139 927 for all other risks and 249 243 435 for fire risks written or renewed during the year in North Carolina fire premiums 167 649 60 motor vehicle premiums 63 549 00 losses incurred fire 6 397 58 motor vehicle: details not fully given. Governor Stacey W Wade served as attorney for service in Raleigh and C A Garthwaite was VP Home Office New York City.
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Inforee
W.i
North Carolina
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C. A. Garthwaite
New York City
Stacey W. Wade
Raleigh
Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company Statement Abstract
Official abstract certifying the Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company New York City filed with the North Carolina Insurance Department showing its condition on December 31 1921 I Stacey W Wade Insurance Commissioner certify the abstract as true and correct Raleigh March 16 1922 with seal and signature displayed
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State OF North Carolina
Insurance Department
SFAL
Raleigh
I. Stacey W. Wade
Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company
New York City
Spring Hope Brings Growth Beyond Money Worries
A fragment notes that the focus is on encouragement to grow bigger and better with each new spring rather than on schools or state funds. It emphasizes renewal and forward movement as seasons change.
Track Meet Inspires North Carolina Youth Enthusiasm
The tenth annual interscholastic track and field meet at the University of North Carolina drew over a thousand participants from across the state. The event showcased rising student athletes, inspired college ambitions, and produced multiple state records, challenging claims that today’s youth lack strength or speed.
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Falk
Adeline
High Point
Carolina
Ifive
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