Babson predicts strong fall business and stock upswing
Roger W Babson, renowned business authority, urges clients to buy large fall and Christmas stocks amid expected demand rise. He cites bumper farm crops boosting labor demand, looming merchandise shortages, and a general shift to more active purchasing. He warns of freight car shortages and rising commodity prices as the year progresses.
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City planning and park development in urban expansion plan
Impressions of a city’s growth outline ambitious projects include library and parks, a new passenger station with elevated tracks, a formal planning system, and extensions of water and roads to improve city infrastructure.
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Mor Lomes
Summer’s slipping into fall in a nostalgic verse
A reflective poem on end of summer and returning routines. It notes school days, fall fashion, football scores, apples, and the transition from vacation to work. It touches on seasonal events and mixed images from Palm Beach to Ireland with a scrambled line about prison reform.
High Point News Notes On Ford Price Rise And Local Plans
Mr. Hoover cites Ford price rise linked to coal costs while suggesting Ford's own estimate may draw buyer interest. Local readers hear calls for a home football team, a robust Huskies club, and a tourist camp to promote Florida traffic. State highway work claims 106 grade crossings removed, with wish for more local impact.
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Editorial Viewpoint on Prohibition and Public Sentiment
The piece, reprinting the Christian Observer view, argues prohibition endures despite a thriving illicit trade. It notes lower liquor quality today yet asserts the eighteenth amendment cannot be overturned, citing women’s voting strength and historical struggle against alcohol.
Southern shopmen strike harms wider economy, critic says
A Hickory Daily Record opinion argues the nationwide railway shopmen strike harms not just their employers but the broader South, noting the Southern Railway offers the same terms as accepted by other shop crafts and accusing strikers of idle sacrifices that affect workers beyond the involved railroads.
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New Instructors at State College Appointed for Year
Three new teachers join the rural economics and business administration department at State College. R.0 Journey, former head of justice at Gorge College. W. A. Anderson, Iowa State College graduate in agronomy. C. B. Bohanan, 1921 Georgia graduate. J. B. Bookhardt, 1932 Georgia State College grad. C. H. Hutson, Knox College and University of Chicago trained chemist, receive appointments or fellowships.
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Iowa State College of Agriculure
C. B. Bohanan
University of Georgia
Buehanan
Gordon County
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Bookhardt Is A 1932 Graduate of the Department of Agriculural Engineering
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Knoxollege
Galesburg
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Edwards and Gatenby Brokerage Firm Fails
New York Aug 30 The Consolidated Stock Exchange announces the failure of Edwards and Gatenby a member firm. The exchange was informed that only about 100000 dollars was involved and that the firm is in receivership or liquidation proceedings.
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Edwards and Gatenby
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Hayes couple due home Saturday from Hendersonville
Dr and Mrs W A Hayes are expected to return home on Saturday after a visit in Hendersonville.
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Passenger cargo figures for Greece reveal shifts
A fragment notes sixty five percent of the 2,509 passengers carried by Greece across an American service, hinting at a change in travel patterns and market share.
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Society Notes Reach From Bryson City to Greensboro
Mae Kirkman returns from Bryson City after a two week visit and hosts are praised. Miss Helen Marshal visits her aunt Mrs A B Craven. Mr and Mrs L Sinclair depart for Winter Haven Florida with their three sons Carson Henry and Ira. Miss Lillian Cook of Winston Salem returns home after visiting Mrs Craven Page in Oakwood court. Howard Hicks travels to Asheville for health reasons. Miss Viola Lincoln of Demorest New Jersey leaves after a house visit with Mr and Mrs M T Hicks. Misses Nannie and Zelma Willard visit Winston Salem friends. Miss Nellie Little spends a few days in Greensboro. Alberta Wineskie arrives from western North Carolina and plans to enter Salem College. Mrs Charles Lee Smith of Raleigh is visiting locally.
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Beavans Family Notices in North Main Street
Mrs. W. C. Beavans of North Main street appears in a local notice. Mrs. Smith attends with her son Charles Jr. providing accompaniment.
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Van Lindley Co to Open Greensboro Florist Branch
The Van Lindley company of Greensboro plans a new florist shop at 121 North Main Street in the Loflin building. The Greensboro store will operate as a branch offering a full line of flowers and decorations with modern facilities and nearby plant sources.
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