North Carolina Increases Cotton Storage Capacity
The 1922 state warehouse system expanded to seventy eight buildings with 212620 bales capacity from 32 buildings and 49050 bales in 1921. The division of markets notes marketing progress, cooperative classes, and eight classers handling 114638 bales in the year, plus plans for new warehouses in Goldsboro Norlina Fayetteville and Raeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Division of Markets and Rural Organization
Cotson
Co-Operative Marketing Association
New Bern
Fayetteville
Cotton Association
J. M. Workman
Goldsboro
Norlina
Raeford
Nashville
Whitakers
Conetoe
Benson
Warrenton
Warren Plains
Stantonsburg
China Grove
Salisbury
Kelford
Scotland Neck
Mount Olive
Kinston
Greenville
Farmville
Macclesfield
Pinetops
Weldon
Cleveland
Mount Gould
Sea
State College of Agriculture
Specialty salesmen wanted for New York firm
A New York corporation seeks two full time department salesmen. Earn at least 60.01 per week, require hard work, and desire permanent employment. Interview after 6 p.m. at the Sheraton hotel with Mr. Greer. continuous job seekers should not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greer
Sheraton Hotel
U S Cotton Goods Exports Rival World Markets Growth
U S cotton goods manufacturers report the strongest export gains among ten major industries in 1922. Ten months through October show exports of cotton manufactures at 115.6 million dollars vs 98.3 million year prior, with cotton cloths rising to 71 million dollars and 500 million yards shipped. Strong increases span bleached, printed, piece dyed, and yarn goods, lifting total annual 1922 exports to about 150 million dollars, far above 1913 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
South America
Philippine Islands
British
Canada
Australia
Egypt
British South Africa
Wires Cause Night Alarm to Ring Riot Signals
High tension lines touched city fire alarm cables around 7 PM causing the bell to ring the riot signal 333 or 33 and then rapid clangs. Inquiries and later unclear bells dispelled any consternation as police and fire stations checked for riot or fire.
Vision of a better world through autosuggestion by Emile Coue
New York January 8 Emile Coue outlines a future where millions practice daily autosuggestions to improve all aspects of life. He envisions many released from asylums and prisons as people train their unconscious minds to become better every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
New York
Emile Coue
M. Cone
America
M. Coue
M. Cotte
Monsieur Cone
Also Mentioned on This Page
STATE
U. S
Mnocooking. CO
CUE
Pege Nace
Edward Thierry
Nea
Service
Pesaro
Sere
Perera
London
H. B. H'm’s’ General Repair Works
R. T. Powell
Hamilton
Florist
English St. Ext
Hart Drug Store
T Nene
Maso Cseeeese
Thomas
George
Qur
Guzen
Theodore Roberts
Lois Wilson
George Ade and
Waldemar Young
Alfred E. Green
High Point
S.ick Grubb
Thacker
E. Washington St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!