Resignation Opens Vacancy in Livestock Marketing Office
B W Kilgore announces AUF WIEDERSEHEN to charge of livestock marketing work since 1921. Mr Lewis to return to Somerset Kentucky farm. Gorell Shumaker says three of four applicants with strong training are being considered for the vacancy arising early February. Lewis and W W Shay promoted hog marketing and county agent led feeding demonstrations. He graduated from Auburn and led animal husbandry extension in South Carolina before joining the state's livestock work.
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Division of Markets
B. W. Kilgore
Agricultural Extension Service
Lewis
Somerset, Ky
Gorell Shumaker
W. W. Shay
Secret cave for young pirates sparks playful call to Billy
A playful verse by Berton Braley imagines youths inviting Billy to a secret cave and shared adventures. The column notes wartime news and cultural quips about Brussels, ship subsidies, armistice hints, and opinions on radio and jazz mixing with sermons.
Unclear 1923 Outlook Amid Furniture Sales and Straw Hat News
The piece notes brisk furniture sales at 25 cars per order signaling a strong start to 1923. It mentions possible expansion of the show building with eight or ten more stories and Greensboro residents looking up to growth. It also reports Washington announcing no extra congressional sessions in spring, while the public will rest, and predicts wider straw hat brims despite other troubles.
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Greensboro
Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina praised for road build is progress and growth
The Manufacturers Record extols North Carolina for leading highway construction with 120 million dollars in funding. It lauds rising employment, education growth, cotton mills and furniture making, noting no lynching in 1922 and urging other states to imitate the state’s development.
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Manufacturers’ ‘Record
North Carolina
North
Investigating Mania Dubious in 1923 Legislature
The Greensboro Record Editorial views three or more proposed investigations by the 1923 legislature as unlikely to reveal misconduct. It questions probes into the Geological Survey and Tuberculosis Sanatorium as mirthful efforts, noting stable finances and minimal graft risk, while criticizing the motive behind investigations and urging budget-focused scrutiny instead.
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State Geological Survey
State Tuberculosis Sanitorium
State Department of Labor and Printing
Geological Survey
State Hospital
State Budget Commission
Lewis Resigns Board Post In Raleigh Report
V. W. Lewis resigns from his position on the board in Raleigh. The notice appears in a brief telegram style report dated January 17, outlining the personnel change and its immediate effect on the board's composition.
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Lewis
1923 Economic Outlook and Tax Policy Debates
The article reviews 1922 crop gains boosting purchasing power and a strong year end, warns against wage and price inflation, and notes 1923 demand for stability. It covers Secretary Mellon’s debt management and tax policy, surtax aims, and criticism of tax exempt securities and investor attitudes amid ongoing congressional debate.
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Congress
Congressman Frear
Mellon
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