Turkey raising on a better basis gains stability
Washington report notes improved knowledge of turkey parasitic diseases and better control boosting the industry. A R Lee of the Agriculture Department cites 3.5 million turkeys on U S farms and a nine percent rise in the 1929 market crop.
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Turkey
Washington
United States
A. R. Lee
United States Department of Agriculture
Lee
Department of Agriculture
United States Range Experiment Station
Mile City
Mont
Everett E. Wehr
Mr. Lee
Winston planning entertainment of district Rotarians
Winston-Salem prepares a special Rotary convention office at the Robert E Lee Hotel for the Fifty seventh District gathering May 15 and 16 with a large visitor turnout. The program features notable speakers and an entertainment program for Rotarians and guests.
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Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Fifty-seventh
Rotary International
Rotary
North Carolina
Auto Crash Near Denton Claims Two Thomasville Residents
Miss Edith Swaim seriously injured in a Denton highway collision with R G Kearns of High Point. Warren Hiatt also injured. Kearns knee injured and wife and son unharmed. Baxter Lackey, 9, dies from burns 15 months after injury. funeral at Old Union, Randolph County.
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Thomasville
Edith Swaim
Denton
Warren Hiatt
Hiatt
R. G. Kearns
High Point
Russell Funeral Home
Cedar Lodge Farm
Swaim
Miss Swaim
Mr. Hiatt
Kearns
Mr. Kearns
Baxter Lackey
Charlie Lackey
Old Union
Randolph County
Revival in Wake Forest Draws Big Congregations
Rev. W. H. Ford of Wake Forest enters his second week at the First Baptist church where he preaches with force to large crowds. Morning services at 10 o'clock are praised by Pastor Alexander, while evening services attract strong attendance. Ford’s revival has produced notable interest among the unconverted in the community.
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W. H. Ford
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Alexander
Ford
Langston to Address Duke Literary Society Tonight
John D. Langston of Goldsboro will speak to Duke University’s Hesperian Literary Society and guests on The Issues of Senator Simmons in Hesperian Hall tonight at o o clock. Langston, a strong Simmons supporter, will outline the Senator’s stance in recent elections and the stakes in the Cogin election, under the auspices of Duke students.
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Durham
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Hesperia Literary Society
Duke University
Senator Simmons
Hesperian Hall
Langston
Cogin
Society of
Duke Students
Garibaldi Enters Mecklenburg Bid for Legislature
Charlotte April 22 Joseph Garibaldi a local businessman announces his Democratic nomination platform tax reform economy in government and conservation in state affairs for Mecklenburg county. Four other candidates John A MacRae W B Stuart Thurman Long of Charlotte and J B Reading of Cornelius also enter the race.
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Charlotte
Joseph Garibaldi
Democratic Party
Mecklenburg County
John A. MacRae
W. B. Stuart
Thurman -Long
J. B. Reading
Cornelius
Applications From Teachers for North Carolina Posts
Raleigh April 22 Applications from many persons seeking positions to teach in public schools of the state next year are being received by county and city school boards and the state department of public instruction. A T Allen superintendent of public instruction said today. He noted standards of qualification including Carteret county 1930 31 teachers and the lowest certificate held by teachers.
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Raleigh
State Department of Public Instruction
A. T. Allen
Three in One Oil Promises Triple Action For Home Use
Experts say household oils should clean protect and lubricate. The 3 in One blend uses animal mineral and vegetable oils to perform all three tasks better than ordinary oils, reducing repairs and replacements over time. Available in 15c and 30c cans with the red three in one trademark.
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Adv
Simmons Orators Medal Contest at Duke University
The Columbia literary society of Duke University will hold the second annual Simmons orator's medal contest on Tuesday evening April 29. Twelve minute speeches by entrants. Nelson M. Blake of Hyattsville Md won last year’s first contest. Dean Homer Spencer of the University of Chicago walked 130 miles in March per pedometer.
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F. M. Simmons
Columbia Society
Trinity College
Homer Spencer
University of Chicago
School of Commerce
New Streamlined Car Promises Speed and Reliability
Outstanding features highlight rustless steel construction Triplex shatter-proof windshield four Houdaille double-acting hydraulic shock absorbers fully enclosed silent four-wheel brakes aluminum pistons chrome silicon alloy valves three-quarter floating rear axle torque-tube drive over twenty ball and roller bearings sturdy steel spoke wheels speeds of 55 to 65 miles an hour quick acceleration ease of control reliability economy long life.
Ford Cars and Prices Publicized by Universal Credit Plan
Roadster at 435 dollars and several bodies listed from 500 to 670 dollars with Detroit fob pricing plus freight. The Universal Credit Company promotes time payments for Ford economy models including a sport coupe and several sedans with optional bumpers and spare parts at low cost.
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Detroit
Universal Credit Company Plan of Time Payments
Ford
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