North Carolina Newspaper Institute Set for Jan 5–7
Chapel Hill announces the third annual newspaper institute in Raleigh area January 5 to 7. The program brings speakers from The Outlook Pictorial Review Doubleday and Page and UNC with sessions on advertising circulation syndicates and education. Attendees will tour the University and attend a banquet with Ida Clyde Clarke and H. K. McCann expert L. H. D. Weld among the highlights.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
The
State University
Don C. Seitz
Outlook
Ida Clyde Clarke
Pictorial Review
Ralph H. Graves
Doubleday, Page and Company
C. M. Meredith
National Editorial Association
William C. Wood
FE. P. Mickel
Southern School of Printing
L. H. D. Weld
H. K. McCann Advertising Company
John H. Casey
Carolina Inn
A. C. Huneycutt
Stanly News-Herald
Albemarle
Institute
John A. Park
Oscar J. Coffin
University of North Carolina
H. W. Chase
the Outlook
A. L. Stockton
Greensboro Daily News
Kike Kyser
the Press
Edgar W. Knight
the Pictorial Review
U. N. C. Glee Club
Paul John Weaver
J. P. Rawley
High Point Enterprise
E. Mickel
the Country Weekly
University of Missouri
the State University
Sea Lions Shipped By San Diego Zoo Society
The San Diego Zoological Society has bred sea lions for sale and shipped 57 to different parts of the world this year.
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The
San Diego Zoological Society
November proves worst fire month in North Carolina history
Raleigh December 22. November proved the worst fireless month in North Carolina since last December. Total fire loss $1,034,770 from 229 fires. 132 dwellings. most costly incidents in Lenoir Hendersonville Winston-Salem Lumberton Durham Smithfield Goldsboro Old Fort Belmont Reidsville. honor roll towns reported no major damage.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Stacey W. Wade
Commissioner of Insurance
Lenoir
Hendersonville
Winston-Salem
Lumberton
Durham
Smithfield
Goldsboro
Old Fort
Belmont
Reidsville
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Lexington
Ayden
Pinehurst
Thomasville
Plymouth
Graham
Littleton
Zebulon
Aberdeen
Elm City
Forest City
Kernersville
Hamlet
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London
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