Hargett Pleads For Cooperation With Fish Laws
Raleigh Apr 18 J S S Hargett assistant director of the department of conservation and development in charge of inland fisheries urges active cooperation of sports organizations and individuals in obeying inland fisheries laws. He cites widespread violations despite wardens efforts and warns illegal taking harms sport and fish supply.
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J. S.S. Hargett
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North Carolina
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State Department
Sargon hailed as grand blessing by patient in Asheville
A testimonial from Mamie L. Rudd of 48 Middlemont Street West Asheville praises Sargon for rapid relief from gall bladder pain bilious attacks and nerve weakness. She credits improved appetite sleep digestion and activity after a month of liquid and soft mass pills with ongoing relief. Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co in High Point offer the medicine.
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D A R Convention Leaders Urge Protection Cooperation
State Y M C A committee plans a preparatory meeting with the Izaak Walton leagues and other groups for the Hi Y club fall gathering. The appeal calls on sportsmen and organizations for cooperation to ensure proper protection.
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Hi Y Congress To Be Held In Fall In Raleigh
North Carolina Hi Y clubs will gather at the Raleigh Y M C A this Saturday to plan the annual state Hi Y congress in the coming fall. They will discuss the time, place, and program for the fall meeting and select representatives.
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Raleigh Y. M. C. A
Forsyth Rural Schools Report 140 Graduates This Year
Forsyth County rural schools will graduate between 140 and 170 students this year, according to Superintendent T. H. Cash. Rural Hall high school will graduate 17 pupils, up seven from last year, in Winston-Salem.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
T. H. Cash
Rural Hall High School
Virginia Spends 126 Million on Highway System Since 1918
Virginia has allocated about 126 million dollars to its highway network from 1918 onward, reflecting long term infrastructure funding and expansion as a key public works priority.
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Virginia
Repeal Leads As Straw Vote Records Tumble
The sixth week returns of the Literary Digest Poll on Prohibition show repeal leading with 1 308 816 votes out of 3 175 972 total. Enforcement and modification trails, with state variances across Kansas Connecticut Rhode Island New Mexico and more.
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