Weather reports show poor cotton week in belt
The Weather and Crop Conditions report for the week ended yesterday notes a decidedly unfavorable cotton belt. Temperatures ran below normal with heavy rains and wet soils, limiting planting and harming early seedling progress across central western Texas and parts of Arkansas. As the belt shifts east, planting advances and germination improve, but early fruit in the Appalachians shows some harm. overall damage in the eastern states and southeast appears not serious or widespread.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cotton
Texas
Arkansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Appalachian
Mrs Ross Continues Campaign for Al Smith in California
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor pressed on with her Al Smith presidential bid in California despite a Southern California women’s league sign reading No Trespassing The group later announced its opposition to her campaigning she defended her visit saying she came at the invitation of Smith supporters and violated neither law nor ethics.
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Los Angeles
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
California
al Smith
New York
Women’s Democratic League of
Southern California
League
Washington
Charles Parkhurst
Simmons
North Carolina
Smith
Women’s Democratic League of Southern
Louisville
James Edward Dickey
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mellon
Department of Public Works
Shipstead
Treasury
Rites Held For Mrs John Miller At Mt Gilead Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John Miller of 626 South Hamilton were conducted at Mt Gilead M E church with Rev O L Ruth presiding. The service featured hymns including Where Weill Never Grow Old and The River We All Must Cross. Pallbearers and flower bearers were named, and interment followed at Mt Gilead cemetery.
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John Miller
South
Hamilton Street
Mt. Gilead M. E
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holliness Church
D. B. Eldridge
Luther Caughton
A. Y. Buck
R. Hi. Huggins
Luther Parker
John Cook
J. M. Oakley
J. W. Cook
Bonnie Allman
Harry Stacey
Eugene White
Norman McDonald
Roy Huggins
Carrie Miller
Chas. Faylor
Funeral service for Miss Lottie Coe observed
Miss Lottie Coe died at home on Fairfield road after a year long illness. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev. W F Ashburn and Rev. W Jones presiding. A large crowd attended and pallbearers included S H Spoon Roy Smith Z A Cox Bob Presnell J T Black H D Cox. Interment followed at Fairfield cemetery.
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Lottie Coe
Fairfield Road
W. F. Ashburn
Fairfield M. P
Fr. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
Fairfield
S. H. Spoon
Roy Smith
Z. A. Cox
Bob Presnell
J. T. Black
H. D. Cox
Funeral services for William P D Loffin
William P D Loffin died at his home on East Commerce Street. Funeral services were held yesterday with a home service at noon and final rites at Gravel Hill Baptist Church near Denton officiated by Rev. Herman T. Stevens. Interment was in the family burying ground. Floral and pallbearers listed. many High Point residents attended.
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William PD. Loffin
East
Commerce Street
Gravel Hill Baptist Church
Denton
Herman T. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
J. H. Dorsett
B. P. Moffitt
High Point
Flight tests and political spins cross the globe
Across the world reports from POINT AMOUR QUEBEC MADRID PARIS BUCHAREST MANAGUA describe military, aviation, and political moves. In Washington Charles P. hurst and Senator Simmons press opinions on renomination and tariffs while Lone Lindbergh lands in St Louis and Bishop Dickey dies.
Funeral services for William L Stack held at home
Funeral services for 88 year old William L Stack, a Confederate veteran, will be held tomorrow at 11 a m at his home on 119 South Wrenn Street, with Rev O L Ruth officiating. Burial follows in Colfax cemetery. He is survived by two sons George and Ora Stack of Niles Michigan and three daughters May Leonard Amanda Carnell and Eniss Bryant, all of Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Stack
Wrenn Street
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Burail
Colfax
Mr. Stack
George
Ora Stack
Niles, Mich
May Leonard
Amanda Carnell
Eniss Bryant
Niles
Funeral services for Park Ray Campbell held at home
Funeral services for Park Ray Campbell, who died from smoke inhalation in a fast Lexington Avenue home, were conducted yesterday at his mother's residence by Rev. H N Bowne. Burial followed at Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers were local residents and family members in attendance.
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Park Ray Campbell
Campbell
Lexington Avenue
Cross Street
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Shean
Lebanon Cemetery
William Reece
Richard Kiser
Berch Welborn
J M. Campbell
Richard Ramson
Jackson Stroud
Virginia Marsh
Gladys Lambert
Pearl Butler
Alma Campbell
Ruth Crater
Crissie Tysinger
Gladys Long
Rachael Warner
Jennie Brame
Annae Brame
King Boris Visits Quake Area in Bulgaria
King Boris travels through Tehirpan district in Bulgaria amid aftershocks from a deadly earthquake. Ten or more casualties were reported with 26 deaths to date as houses collapse and panic spreads. Relief efforts are under way and a moratorium may be considered in the affected zones.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Tehirpan
High Point Man Heads to California With Family
J. M. Hoover a professional bondsman and his wife depart High Point for Los Angeles to visit their son Onslow Smith a motion picture actor for four weeks. Hoover backs a former bond escapee for $1,000 and in his absence his bonding firm is represented by J. R. Currest of Greensboro.
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J. M. Hoover
High Point
Los Angeles
Cali
Onslow Smith
Mr. Hoover
J. 8. Currest
Greensboro
American Davis Cup Team Arrives in Los Angeles
Los Angeles residents welcomed the American Davis cup team led by William Tilden as they arrive from Mexico City. The squad, set to play Los Angeles stars next Saturday and Sunday, continues its triumphant march on the international circuit.
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Los Angeles
William T. Tilden
Mexico City
Pure Food Products Offerings and Prices
The listing shows Opeka Coffee and Opeko Teas alongside Symond's Inn items such as Peanut Butter Olive Oil and Extracts. Includes 12 count Beef Cubes, various jellies and marmalades, dressings, marshmallow creme, and chocolate sauce with promotional pricing.
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Opeka
Symond's Inn
Symond’s Inn
Symonds Inn
Ceeevece
Fragmentary OCR grocery list itemization
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered prices such as 9 2 1li 76c 5le for 1.0% 13¢ and 36¢ with cents and odd letter clusters. The readable parts resemble a store listing or receipt fragment lacking complete context or items.
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Cotton Belt
Mrs. Ross
Concourse OF Friends
COE Services
Stevens
Loflin Funeral
Associated Press
Foreign Point Amour
Que
Baron von Huenefeld
Quebec
Fitzmaurice
Clarke City
Schiller
Bremen
Montcalm
Madrid
de Rivera
Alfonso
Paris
Lieut
Troyat
Algiera
Bucharest
Managua
Jack McGurn
Northside
Scarface) Capone
Chicago
McGurn
Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
Uniteo Daue
Rameo Face
United Drug Co
Georgia Rose
Ray Campbell
King
Gscade
Monogram
Cascade
Ste
Ballardvale
Symphony Royal
Liggett’s
Rexall
Ring Drug CO
Rexall Store
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