Cotton Cooperatives Marks First Year in Raleigh Growth
The North Carolina Cotton Growers cooperative association reaches one year since its February inception in Raleigh with 26 000 members, now 22 600, and 150 600 bales delivered to 80 warehouses. Its business volume nears twenty million dollars and bankers back the venture, crediting its marketing education as a key achievement alongside cotton price stabilization amid a tight crop.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Cotton Growers Co-Operative Association
W. H. Austin
Post Office Sparks Large Sale of Savings Certificates
More than ten million dollars in savings certificates were sold in the fifth federal reserve district through post offices. North Carolina led with 1.52 million dollars and a per capita of 0.68 among states, while District of Columbia and Maryland posted notable totals. War stamps from 1918 were exchanged for new five year certificates, with options to cash in monthly increasing values. Postmaster urges redemption or exchange of 1918 stamps to avoid lost interest.
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Federal Reserve
North Carolina
Earoogne
West Virginia
Richmond
Treasury
Trinity Invades North on North Carolina Virginia Swing
Trinity College basketball departs Durham for a one day western swing with eight players led by Coach Burbage and Student Manager Sprinkle. Crute returns after exams boosting the lineup as Davidson is on the Charlotte docket and games follow against American Legion in Hickory Lynchburg teams and the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Burbage
Sprinkle
Trinity College
North Carolina
Virginia
Crute
Simpson
Spikes
Bullock
Neal
Carter
Moss
Davidson
Charlotte
American Legion
Hickory
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Lynchburg Elks
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
University of Richmond
Richmond
V. P
Blacksburg
No Dull Moment Among the Saeons in Weeks to Come
Undecided cases will issue this week as the textile interests contest interstate control over hydroelectric rates. The Guilford charter bill seeks to expand Greensboro's corporate limits, stirring much debate. A railroad crossing safety bill, backed by rail workers, aims to require drivers to stop look and listen at surface crossings, with enforcement possible at key crossings. The piece ends with a seasonal quip about February.
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Southern Power Company
Corporation Commission
Representative King
Guilford
Greensboro
Gate City
Roboot
Bower Fet
Gettysburg Battlefield Draws Growing Visitor Interest in 1922
Gettysburg field records show over 4 million visitors in 1922, up about 1.5 million from 1921, as Americans renew interest in the Civil War site. Reports note 800,000 cars traveled the 22 miles of government highways with visitors from all states, including school groups and patriotic organizations. The 60th anniversary of the battle in 1922 is expected to set new attendance records.
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Gettysburg
Europe
Carmission
Seminary Ridge
Round Top
Culp’s Hill
United States
Harding
Norma Talmadge Shines In The Eternal Flame At Broadway
Despite bad weather crowds fill the Broadway theatre to see Norma Talmadge in The Eternal Flame a love drama set in old France. The production features natural emotion and strong performances by Miss Talmadge amid a well mounted spectacle deemed meritorious and worth viewing.
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Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
France
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