Owsley Warns Against Visit by Ex Crown Prince
Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion spoke at the first Presbyterian church in Indianapolis to state adjutants. He warned against plans for a visit of the ex-crown prince of Germany to the United States within six months and urged citizens to reject German wartime influence. He cited recent talks with President Harding on veterans care and toured New York hospitals, praising some conditions while noting civilian patient presence at Seton Tuberculosis Hospital.
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American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
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New York
United States
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Washington
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Owsley
New York City
Veterans Bureau
New York Legion
Kingsbridge Hospital
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Seton Tuberculosis Hospital
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Garnet Day
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Irwin Rackoff
New Yorks
G. A. Holliday
W. F. Lent
Tne Veterans Bureau
New Jersey Legionnaires
Newark
North Carolina agents push county programs and weevil fight
Raleigh December conference of county agents at State College yields plans for a county wide program of work. emphasis on home and farm demonstration, stronger cooperation with Experiment Station and Extension Service, and intensified bell weevil control in cotton areas. Kilgore of the agricultural extension service praises harmony and readiness to return with renewed support for farmers.
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North Carolina
State College
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Department of Agriculture
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B. W. Kilgore
Agricultural Extension Service
An Kilgore
Conference details shape farm demonstration program progress
Director Kilgore states agricultural authorities focus on marketing hog feeding poultry gardening fairs and nutrition studies. Seventy farm demonstration agents and sixty home agents attend the conference to finalize methods for handling head with attention to club work and boll weevil control.
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Kilgore
Local land deals amount to about forty five thousand dollars
Real estate activity in Guilford and High Point Saturday shows deeds filed for record totaling around 45 000 dollars. Transactions include J R Ridge and wife selling property to J L Welborn and wife in High Point for about 1500, and other High Point lots and land parcels exchanging owners at values ranging from 200 to 1500 dollars.
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Office of Register of Deeds
KR. H. Wharton
Greensboro
High Point
J. R. Ridge
J. L. Welborn
J. R. Booth
L. J. Ridge
Bessie Ray Booth
High Point Township
High Point Saving and Trust Co
Mabel Henderson
Lexington Road
High Point Insurance Company
Fawniie
Clemmons
Fourth Street
Young Girl Edna Whitley Dies in Stanley
Miss Edna Decia Whitley, aged 14 years and seven months, died Saturday at 2 pm of pneumonia in Stanley. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at home with Pastor Allert Cherrill of the church officiating. She is survived by her father and mother and brothers Ellis Allie Luther Marvin, and by sisters Zellic Long Eva Spargo Viola Richard.
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Eva Spargo
Viola Richard
Ellis
Allie, Uuther
Marvin Whitey
Russia to introduce goods ruble and varieties of ruble
In Moscow on November 16 a new commercial currency called the goods ruble is planned to replace the gold ruble for value measures. Wages will be fixed in goods rubles and other ruble varieties such as agricultural, export, import, and budget rubles may follow. A Russian businessman said paper issues would be theoretically backed by goods and by trade for export and import.
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Moscow
Russia
Bolsheviks Try to Discredit Czar Duma and Kerensky
Soviet officials sought a move to strike at those hoarding goods. A prior Bolshevik effort aimed to declare the Czar Duma and Kerensky of no value, but the attempt failed to gain traction.
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Kerensky
Editor Is Released In Durango Murder Trial
Reed Day, editor of the Durango Democrat, was found not guilty of murder in the death of William F. Wood, city editor of the Durango Herald, after 15 ballots were counted in the trial held in Durango.
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Reed. S. Day
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William F. Wood
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Doctors Endorse Calotabs Calomel for Colds and Flu
Medical note praises Calotabs as a liver-activating laxative aid in treating colds coughs and influenza. It claims calomel tablets cleanse the system without old side effects and that an active liver helps prevent illness and pneumonia. Ad claims one or two Calotabs on the tongue with water relieves symptoms by next morning.
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