Reserve Amiotic About The Coming Year
A Federal Reserve Bank review, released in Leigh on December 31, forecasts improved business conditions for the coming year. It notes strong November and early December trade, higher department store sales, and active orders across wholesale and textile sectors. The report cites favorable agricultural yields and generally steady employment, with some regional limitations in the northwest and South Carolina areas.
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Leigh
A Federal Reserve Bank
Noer
Tober
Abor
Ason
South Carolina
Boxing Results Highlight Hopes and Upsets
Last night Ficycles-Doc Snell of Tacoma won on a foul by Charles Osenberg, the bantamweight champion. Oakland defeated Joey Sanger in featherweight action. Coffman from Denver beat Billy Fisher in welterweight bout in Los Angeles.
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Doc Snell
Tacomay
Charles Osenberg
Oakland
Art
Joey Sanger
Coffman
Denver
Billy Fisher
Los Angles
Confidence and Self Consciousness in Child Rearing
A teacher discusses cultivating confidence in children, warning against overcorrecting and constant guidance. She argues that letting a child work independently builds ability, with praise guiding progress and pauses to observe. Mr. Patri offers personal replies on child care and development.
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Lere
Betty
Goodné
Bell Syndicate
Tobacco men push plan for cooperative operation
A Raleigh Press item describes tobacco men pressing for a cooperative operation to the maximum. The piece notes political and legal context, including remarks on law, public speaking, and upcoming judicial conference recommendations. Officials discuss judicial procedure reforms and potential changes to grand juries, rotation of judges, and equity jurisdiction. Jonathan Daniels visits Raleigh for Christmas, with plans to return to Washington.
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Lewis
Raleigh
North Carolina
Lee A. Denson
Weather Bureau
Mt. Mitchell
United States
Denson
Jonathan Daniels
Washington
Raleigh News and Observer
Daniels
Judicial Conference
General Assembly
W. P. Stacy
W. J. Adams
Supreme Court
Ahern Recalls Large Lineage of Grandchildren
By Ahern of 12 he explains the old man's descendants have grown since the list was made years ago. He says there are at least 44 children and many more grandchildren, though he cannot name all of them or be sure he knows every one.
Aged Negro Buried by Whites After Family Fails Funds
Hunterstown, N C AP report says an 89 year old Black man known as Unlike George Lynch died recently but none of his 44 children could raise enough for a burial. White neighbors stepped in to cover the coffin cost after $5 remained unfunded. Lynch reportedly had at least 150 great grandchildren and five wives, with the surviving wife age 35. All children were from the first four marriages. A list shows 104 grandchildren and John Lynch, son of the fourth wife, as a father himself.
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Adams
Judicial Conference
Supreme Court
Legislative Justices of the Peace
Huntersville
N. C
George Lynch
Wio
John Lynch
Avia Tor Darque Sets World Record for 100 Miles
Paris reports Avia tor Darque flying a hydro air plane with 1102 pounds aboard established a world record for 100 miles. He averaged 127.595 miles per hour despite a gale of about 50 miles per hour.
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Paris
Darque
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Commercial National Bank
The Commercial National Bank calls its annual stockholders meeting for January 12, 1926 at 10 o clock A.M. in the Directors Room to elect directors and conduct other business. C H Marriner cashier. December 12 1925.
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Commercial National Bank
C. H. Marriner
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Nat Walker
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J. R. Wright
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J. R. Young
R. M. Cline
Jas. Garner
Earl Wonible
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