Curtis Store Contests Endanger Love Across Class
Billy Wells, chosen winner in two Curtis Store contests, faces an offer from millionaire T. G. Curtis to live as his ward for a year with rich rewards and music lessons. Clay Curtis, her lover, struggles with factory life while Billy plans a concert career after the year.
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T. G. Curtis
Big Curtis
Billy Weedls
Nyda Iamax
Winnie Shelton
Billy
Clay Curtis
Clay
Wells
Curtis
Dalhart Romaine
T. Q
Nyda Loman
Nyda Lomax
Tar Story
Ralph Truman
Mrs. Wells
Two Hundred Year Old Violin Sparks Family Revelations
Billy reveals a two hundred year old violin given by her father to Clay and herself. Clay learns their relation and hints at new family ties as Professor Navratil's arrival promises daily practice and a new path for both. The scene shifts to future plans and a quirky twist on wardship and careers.
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T. Q
Billy
Clay
Navratil
Vienna
Dad
Nyda Lomax
Winnie Shelton
Prophecy Looms Over New Home for Girls Group
Clay’s forecast appears validated as the girls begin life in a new house. The piece questions whether T. 4’s experiment will succeed, hinting at challenges and expectations in the early days.
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Clay
T. 4
Farm census seen as asset to farmers in Raleigh report
The Enterprise Bureau at the Sir Walter Hotel reports from Raleigh dated April 12 by J. C. Baskervill that among Agriculture Department divisions the farm census stands out as a valuable asset to farmers. It discusses the census purpose and potential benefits for rural communities.
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J. C. Baskervill
Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Farm Census Proves Valuable to North Carolina Farmers
The farm census, compulsory since 1921, is valued like an inventory for farmers providing crop facts, aiding plantings, banking, and market decisions. In 1927 175000 farm owners reported, with all 100 counties cooperating fully, boosting reliable state statistics.
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Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Standard Brewery Closed by Government raid
Rochester April 12 AP The Standard Brewery long praised as western New Yorks real good beer was shut by federal agents after a raid. Warrants named Thomas J Bracken of Rochester the president two directors both New York City men and three employees. Attorneys said they would appear before United States Commissioner Phillips this afternoon.
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Rochester
N. Y
Standard Brewery
New York
Thomas J. Bracken
New York City
United States
Phillips
Mary C C Manly executrix notices for estate in Guilford NC
Notice to all persons owing the estate of George T Manly deceased in Guilford County North Carolina to settle with executrix Mary C C Manly at once. Claims must be presented and verified by March 23 1928 or be barred. This March 22 1927.
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George T. Manly
Guilford County
North Carolina
Mary CC. Manly
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