North Carolina Nears Finish on School Building Drive
North Carolina has nearly completed its school construction program with more than 75 million dollars spent since 1920. State superintendent Dr. A. T. Allen notes 1930 outlays unlikely to exceed one million, with about 875 thousand from state building loan funds to be loaned to counties. New Hanover County plans 300 thousand for 1930, while rural schools far exceed city projects in total investment.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. T. Allen
United States Department of Commerce
Hoover
Allen
New Hanover County
Totel
New Notaries Public Commissioned in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch lists new notaries public commissioned today including W. W. Clements of Durham M. L. Cromartie Clark ton E C Fitrell of Goldsboro C S Fulbright of Hendersonville James L Parker Rosemary Vance Reich Garland R J Smith of Goldsboro and W B Warwick of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
W. W. Clements Durham
M. L. Cromartie
Clarkton
E. C. Fitrell
Goldsboro
C. S. Fulbright
Hendersonville
James L. Parker
Rosemary
Vance Reich
Garland
R. J. Smith
W. B. Warwick
Charlotte
Squirrel Season Closes in Western North Carolina Tomorrow
North Carolina closes the first of the hunting seasons tomorrow as squirrel shooting ends in western counties while other seasons near completion. Deer and bear close January 15, waterfowl ends February 1, upland game through February 15, fur-bearing animals through February 15, with a hunting-lodge driven visitor influx expected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Deer Presented To Club At Asheville
Fred L. Seely presented several deer to the Big Tom Wilson Club in Asheville. The animals will be kept in a dog proof enclosure and fed, with gates to open next spring for roaming on government mountain lands. The local hunting season in the area will be closed for two years. The club is named for the noted bear hunter Big Tom Wilson who frequented the area.
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Asheville
Fred L. Seely
Big Tom Wilson Club
United States
Sagging Chairs Fix Through Hot Wash, Sun Dry
The sagging cane bottoms of chairs can be tightened by washing in hot water and soap and rinsing in cold water, and standing upside down to dry, preferably in the sun.
North Carolina firms file six new incorporations
Six certificates of incorporation were filed in Raleigh. Greensboro Drug Company of Greensboro seeks a general drug business with $50,000 authorized stock and $10,000 subscribed. Pioneer Amusement Enterprises of Charlotte plans theatres with $750,000 authorized and $250,000 subscribed. Skyland Farms of Asheville to promote poultry with 1000 shares no par value. Interlochen Company of Tryon to deal in real estate. G E Batts and Company of Raleigh to deal in meats. O E Kearns & Son Inc of High Point to knit goods. others listed with minor details.
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Raleigh
Greensboro Drug Company
Greensboro
R. D. Farrell
Ora
T. Fordham
C. M. Fordham
Pioneer Amusement Enterprises, Incorporated
Charlotte
Harry M. Goodhue
C.S. Groves
C. Sherman Groves
Hickory
Skyland Farms, Incorporated
Asheville
K. S. Clark
D. W. Hart
John H. Cathey
O. E. Kearns & Son, Inc
High Point
Capital
O. E. Kearns
T. J. Kearns
E. J. Kearns
G. E. Batts and Company of
G. E. Batts
J. C. Moore
Geo. L. H. White
Interlochen Company of
Tryon
Andrew M. Law
Jennie L. Alexander
Anna L. Child
Spartanburg
Ss. C
Police Yearbook Released by North Carolina Chiefs of Police
The 1929 yearbook of the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police, compiled by Walter F. Doby of Durham, has been released and sent to members. It covers the fifth annual convention in Winston-Salem and the UNC Police Institute in Chapel Hill, with additional notes on operating costs of police cars.
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Durham
North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police
Walter F. Doby
Association
Winston-Salem
University of North Carolina Police Institute
Chapel Hill
North Carolina drivers urged to replace old plates by midnight
Raleigh December 31 aut o license chief Sprague Silver says most owners will have 1930 plates by tonight. He notes 275000 to 320000 plates sold so far and warns drivers with old licenses face arrest if they continue to use their cars tomorrow.
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Mr. Silver
Silver
Department of Revenue
State Highway Patrol
Foreclosure Notices Issued In Davidson County
Notices published by Davidson county officials under state law announce formal foreclosures on approximately 100 parcels for non payment of taxes. Personal summonses served. notices of summons by publication used where personal service failed. Actions cover uncollected taxes from 1925 1926 and 1927. Death Valley production figure noted as 20 000 000 pounds of corn powder.
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Lexington
Davidson County
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Notaries
Jackie Ott
Miami
Fla
Jackie
Part
Kearns and Son
Billie Dove
Pocketbooks
Thmoor
Kimonas
Davidson
Death Valley
Calif
North
Calina
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