Campus drama fuels alibi clash in murder scene
In a tense Hamilton room Penny Crain and Carolyn Drake dispute an alibi as Dexter Sprague lies near death. Dundee questions Judge Marshall about meeting Mrs Selim and Mrs Dunlap while Dexter accuses Nita of stealing the gun and silencer. To Be Continued.
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Juanita Selim
Bridge
Bonnie Dundee
Penny Crain
Karen Marshall
Carolyn Drake
Nita
Judge Marshall
John Drake
Dexter Sprague
Janet Raymond
Janet
Lydia
Lois Dunlap
Tracey Miles
Sprague
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Dundee
Altamont
Marshall
Penny
Hugo
Captain Strawn
Nita Selim
Lois
Karen
Flora Miles
Strawn
Sergeant Turner
Bonnie
Dr. Price
Wright
Chicago
Hinson
Pete
Mr. Dunlap
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart 1930
Nail fashion advice urges pink tones this winter with bold options like blood red and glossy black. Readers are guided on enamel types, application tips, and safe care including nail shaping and whitening rims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NEA Service, Inc
Paris
Prize Winners In Polk County Contest Named
Thirteen Polk county farmers finished the third Farm Naming and Yard Improvement contest. J. M. Davis of Route 1 Chesnee S C won first prize for naming his farm Trail's End and A A Thompson Edge Bluff farm won second. Yard improvement winner was A M Lynch of Mill Springs with Davis second. Records show 172 loads of dirt moved 32 loads of rubbish destroyed 122 loads of rock hauled for walls and buildings 3 043 labor hours and 568 79 spent on improvements.
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Columbus
Polk County
J. W. Artz
J. M. Davis
Chesnee
S. C
Edge Bluff
A. A. Thompson
Mill Springs
A. M. Lynch
Artz
Dozen Acres Yield 1120 Bushels Corn
Elizabeth City report shows C W Ivey on Pasquotank county land harvested 1120 bushels of corn from 12 acres using Chilean nitrate of soda and a 4-8-4 mix along with poultry manure. Yield averaged over 93 bushels per acre. Neighbor H C Meads obtained 339.6 bushels from 3.5 acres with similar fertilizer use.
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Elizabeth City
C. W. Ivey
Pasquotank County
G. W. Falls
H. C. Meads
Weekesville
Mr. Meads
Story of Sue and a looming office role
Sue considers Sarah joining the Thornton Curtis Thornton office while Harry Becker returns Sue’s ring, offers help, and hints at impending trouble. Sue senses a change in the air as Corrinne’s motives and the larger stakes around the ring surface, leaving Sue uneasy about the future.
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Sue
Sarah
Thornton, Curtis, Thornton
Corrinne
Harry
Barbara
Jack
National Scholastic Press Association convention coming to Cleveland
One thousand high school journalists from across the country will meet in Cleveland for a three day National Scholastic Press Association convention starting December 4. Awards will honor the farthest traveler and the largest delegations from public and private schools with Margaret Sullivan of South High School as committee chair.
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Cleveland
National Scholastic Press Association
Margaret Sullivan
South High School
Virginia Hosts Fifteen Paper and Pulp Plants
Virginia operates 15 plants manufacturing paper and pulp products, reflecting a sizable regional industry.
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Virginia
North Carolina Considers Uniform County Tax Plan Rejection
The North Carolina county government advisory commission backs no general installment plan for county taxes in its 1931 report. It urges abolishing special taxing districts and enforcing a uniform county tax rate, noting potential administration drawbacks and uneven help for farmers or seasonal earners. It cites convenience for steady income taxpayers but finds little benefit for those with seasonal cash flow.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
County Government Advisory Commission
General Assembly
Advisory Commission
Seed Wheat Donated to Union County Farmers
Farmers in Union county receive several thousand bushels of seed wheat from Henderson Roller Mills of Monroe. County Agent T J W Broom directs distribution to those unable to buy seed, with prior applicant investigation and a single variety aimed at standardizing production and promoting home-based farming.
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Monroe
N. C
Union County
Henderson Roller Mills Company
T. J. W. Broom
Broom
Horton Newspaper Separates Democratic and Republican Columns
The Horton paper features distinct columns for Democratic and Republican news. Readers can compare party perspectives side by side across local politics and events.
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A Horton
aKa
Park development hinges on land suits in Smokies
Horace Kephart says National Park Service will begin active Smokies development once land condemnation cases, led by Champion Fibre of Canton and major lumber firms, are settled. New superintendent will survey and plan roads inns and admin buildings, with construction likely only after suits are resolved. The opening is seen as a historic boon for North Carolina and the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Landscap
Champio Fibre Company
Park Commission
Nation Park Service
Th Service
Kephart
Great Smoky Moutain National Park
New England
Florida
Becaus
Nitrate of Soda Boosts Corn Yield in Clay County Demo
Hayesville reports a demonstration by J. Moore in Clay County where 300 pounds of nitrate of soda added to regular fertilizer raised corn yield from 14 to 59 bushels per acre. Five acres were used with half the field unfertilized beyond standard. the other half received 30 pounds of soda per acre in addition. Bowditch County Agent E. D. notes the split results and suggests the fertilizer impact.
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Hayesville
J. Moore
Clay County
E. Db. Boditch
Bowdit
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NEA Service
NC. CE
Meredith College
Mary Ashworth Barber
Waynesville
Grove
Andy Cixde
the Bluffer
Mickey Mouse
Joan
Crawford
Montana Moon
FBI
Stickler
Polk
Margery Hale
Judge Thornton
Old Soak
Hoover
Polly
William M. Doak
Labor
Mrs. Doak
Oldsoak
Henry L. Stimson
Washington
Philippines
SUITS
NDE Park Development
Horace Kephart
Broadway
High Point
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Gertie
Xomenree Lupe
Hell Harbor
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