State College hosts record winter agricultural course
The State College winter course in agriculture opened with 67 students from 35 North Carolina counties and one other state. The program offers intensive instruction in cotton tobacco small grains fruit and vegetable culture farm dairying poultry and cotton grading through January 19. Notable participants include longtime dirt farmers, college graduates, a Princeton Poultry student, and a Cornell dairying registrant, with women among the attendees. Local counties include Wake Buncombe Surry Halifax and more.
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State College
North Carolina
Dean C. B. Williams
Princeton
Cornell Mar
Farn
Ollie D Bender
Winnabow
Brunswick County
M. K. Pleasants
Mount Airy
W. N. Smith
Raleigh
Wake
Buncombe
Surry
Halifax
Cumberland
Robeson
Brunswick
Forsyth
Nash
Scotland
Gaston
Orange
Green
Craven
Wilson
Romance
Caswell
Pitt
Beaufort
Durham
Mecklenburg
Lincoln
Chatham
Lee
Polk
Johnston
Martin
Columbus
Moore Sampson
Duplin
Guilford
Harnett
Bertie
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as providing instant warmth and relief from rheumatism, lumbago, backache, stiff neck, and chest colds. It claims rapid bloodstream circulation boost and warns buyers to ensure the package bears the Rowles name.
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Rowles
Notice of sale and transfer of White Way Auto Supply
On January 5 1923 White Way Auto Supply Company sold its business at 212 North Main Street High Point North Carolina to F P Kiser C R Bowman and C FE Miller who will run under Ki Bo Mi1 Supply Company All bills and accounts up to January 4 1924 will be paid to owner H A White and successors are urged to maintain the same patronage.
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North Main Street
High Point
North Carolina
White Way Auto Supply Company
F. P. Kiser
C. R. Bowman
C. FE. Miller
Ki-Bo-Mi1
Blood and Ship Actions at Maracaibo Reef
Captain Blood intercepts Spanish ships near Maracaibo sinking the Salvador and Infanta after boarding actions. The fort at Palomas opens fire as Arabella and fleet withdraw to Maracaibo, where Blood offers terms for ransom and safe passage while Cahusac pushes for capitulation and departure. The Deputy-Governor returns with terms to ransom Maracaibo.
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Blood
Salvador
Hagthorpe
San Felipe
Don Figuel
Palomas
Cojero
Gulf
Infanta
Uberville
Catain
Elizabeth
Captain Blood
Arabella
Maracaybo
Don Miguel
Maracaibo
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H. A. White
Bay State
Governor Cox
Susan Filtre
Sylvia Donaldson
Brockton
Massachusetts
Lilic
Leligs
Coats
A. Cy Juss
Rafael Sabatini
Rafael. Sabatini
NEA Serviceine
Cahusac
Antein Bloood
Suleness
Aagin
Don Francisco
Don Pedro
Don Miguel de
Gibraltar
N. H. Silver Company
Hart Schaffner and
Marx and Hickey-Freeman Clothes
Iajereher
Greensboro
Houcic
Serer
Feaelcie
Deis Eiaereferied
Efefel Dias