Hendersonville judge marks 54th probate year in office
Hendersonville North Carolina January report profiles Columbus M Page who serves a 54th consecutive year as probate judge. Despite long tenure he aims to stay in office, enjoying health and community respect. He notes fixed voting support, minimal opposition, and a simple life with family and faith guiding his tenure.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Columbu
M. Page
Henderson County
North Carolina
America
Naime
Pace
Last Week of the Dollar Overcoat Sale
The ad announces the final week of a one dollar suit and overcoat sale with thousands of values on new overcoats and suits. Shoppers are urged to come tomorrow morning for first selections and benefits include an additional overcoat for $1.00 with a suit.
Young Men's League Hopes For New Greenville Hotel
The Young Men's Business league in Greenville appoints a five member committee to meet with a New York contracting firm. The contractor will return to New York then bring plans and estimates for the proposed hotel. The group will discuss funding and financing steps.
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Greenville
Young Men’s Business League
New York
State Net Artists Round Into Form For 1930 Basketball
West Raleigh Jan 8 Dr Richard Crozier coach at State trains 35 candidates for the Tech five ahead of the opening game with South Carolina University next Saturday. Captain Gus Ripple leads forwards with Deal as scorer. Groome at center. Tommy Park at guard. Williams may move to guard. Promising veterans include Weaver Johnson Curtis Kennette Emmart Leeper.
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West Raleigh
Richard Crozier
State
Tech Quint
South Carolina University
Deal
Groome
Tommy’’ Park
Williams
Cline
Weaver
Johnson
Curtis
Kennette
Emmart
Leeper
Germans Burn Imperial Portraits After Quaker Aid
Katharine M. Cox reports from Berlin on relief work by the American Friends Service Committee. A German teacher burned portraits of William II Frederick William and Von Hindenburg after a lesson about democracy. Cox notes 600000 undernourished German children now get one hot meal daily, with plans to reach 1,000,000. children express gratitude by shouting The Quakers feeds and clothes us.
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Philadelphia
Catherine M. Cox
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Berlin
William
Frederick
von Hindenburg
Harold Evans
Germany
America
What's the Fare to Denison
Denison Texas issued angling permits after the government stocked two water sources with black bass and sunfish in 1915 1917 and 1919 The city sold annual permits for 8 and daily permits for 50 cents earning 1099 dollars in the last fiscal year with 57 annual and 1286 daily permits issued.
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Denison
Washington
Texas
Americans plan permanent Olympic committee for 1924
New York Jan 10 American Olympic plans for 1924 to be formalized before the Lucerne committee meets next June. A conference in New York on February 5 will lay groundwork for a reorganized structure including a permanent committee from each sport and a finance club to fund two years ahead.
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New York
International Committee
Lucerne
Gustavus T. Kirby
A. G. Mills
J. T. Mahoney
Robert S. Weaver
Amateur Athletic Union
William Libbey
National Rife Association
G. M. Hammond
Fencers League
Julius Barnes
National Association
Palmer B. Pierce
National Olympic Athletic Association
Bartow S
A. OO. C
American Olympic Committee
Rome
Paris
Pasadena
Copenhagen
Antwerp
Music Charm Dilemma Sparks Gentlecity Banter
A humorous London Blighty note contrasts opinions on music. It says many girls ignore refined tunes on a mandolin yet react instantly to a single horn honk, prompting a playful remark on what constitutes real music in social life.
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London
Self-starter or self-stopper line from Detroit News
A Detroit News humor piece captures a pedestrian in conversation with a friend in an automobile. The joke turns on whether the speaker is a self-starter, replying that they must crank the old boat, then declaring herself a self-stopper.
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Detroit News
Chinese Help Their Own in Manila Aid Drive
The Chinese in Manila have sent 180000 dollars in cash and 2000 pieces of unspecified aid as part of a relief effort. The report notes organized communal support and ties to the local Chinese community during January.
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Manila
Associated Press
Fragmented OCR Note On Aid and Food Relief Funding
The text presents garbled references to famine relief in China and a plan to add at least ten thousand dollars to a relief committee fund. Mentions of foodstuffs like rice and pork appear incomplete and unclear in attribution or context.
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China
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Eee Fay of
RED Cross
Buneria
Reynolds
SOL Inter
Mien
Ees Army
Tandung
Balks
Ontce
Ican
High Point
Walter HA ®Gett
Equitable Life
Wachovia
Wachovia Trust
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
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Qeheville
Winston-Salem High
Salisbury
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