Final services for Adam Sink in Lexington
Funeral services were held yesterday for Adam Lee Sink a longtime Lexington grocer who died Wednesday from pneumonia and heart complications. He was born July 3 1866 and survived by his widow three daughters three brothers and one sister. He opened a local grocery about forty years ago and remained active in business, later enduring injuries from a 1891 train crash and a 1900s gun battle involving his sons in law.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Adam Lee Sink
J. E. Abernethy
First Methodist Church
J. M. Hayes
First Baptist
City
S. R. Hill
Greensboro
F. G. Johnson
J. O. Booze
J. L. Sink
J. K. Sink
C. B E. Sink
Molly Green
Sink
Pilgrim
William Sink
Richmond
Leington
The
Stokes
Bostian Bridge
Salisbury
Statesville
Mr. Sink
Treasury Experts Count 40 000 New Notes Daily
Treasury experts can count 40 000 new notes each day and 25 000 old notes, signaling high currency handling capacity amid ongoing money supply management.
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Treasury
Anorville Bank Closes Doors in Knoxville Tennessee
East Tennessee National Bank, Knoxville's largest, is placed in the hands of the comptroller of the currency after directors voted to close the bank for depositors protection due to heavy withdrawals. Jay Riley to serve as receiver. bank owed about 8 million to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and held 1.8 million in secured deposits forstate and federal entities.
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East Tennessee National Bank
Knoxville
Tenn
Ben A. Morton
East Tennessee National
City National Bank
Tennessee Smoky Mountain Park Commission
New York
Jay Riley
Comptroller’s
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State of Tennessee
United States
Philippine Islands
Launch Attack On Curtailment State Educational Work
North Carolina civic and educational leaders mobilize against proposed curtailment of educational activities. A mass meeting set for January 31 is expected to draw about 56 000 people, with leaders warning of striking cuts and fewer teachers while urging action.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. L. Henderson
Hickory
Parent-Teacher Association
Henderson
Kemp Battle
State Bar Association
C. W. Phillips
Rotary International
W. H. Montgomery
BeST By SUE By Margery Hale
Jack clashes with his father Judge Thornton as Sue defies orders to stay at the hospital. The physician urges rest for the patient while Jack vows to protect Sue, hoping she can remain near. Sue reflects on distant family cruelties and the clash of duty, love, and autonomy in a tense family scene.
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Sue
Jack
Judge Thornton
Patient leaves for waiting room after firm physician request
Jack pressures Sue to stay joined while a physician remains insistent. Sue promises to return as soon as admittance is possible, hoping to convey a message to him.
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Jack
Sue
Strickland Recovering After Motorcycle Crash Kills Rider
Strickland is hospitalized in Durham after a motorcycle crash on a curve yesterday. Robert T. Morris, 26, was killed and witnesses say Morris was the driver.
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Durham
Jack Strickland
Robert T. Morris
Morris
Mrs Boyles Freed On Bond Goes To Old Fort Stay
Mrs Odell C Boyles and her husband were bound over after a preliminary hearing on charges of sending kidnapping threats to extort money from Joseph F Cannon. Mrs Boyles bonded for 2500 signed by relatives and left for Old Fort N C to stay with relatives. Husband remained jailed in default of bail.
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Atlanta
Odell C. Boyles
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord
N. C
Old Fort
Federal Grand Jury
Boylesses
Constable Probes Chain Gang Abuse Charges in Greenville
Governor's agent launches thorough inquiry into claims by 14 year old David Kraft of brutality during 12 days on Greenville chain gang. Greenville supervisor J Ed Means supports probe. secretary Charles H. Gerald says investigation follows publicity from one side.
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Reenville
8. C
Blackwood
W. Fred Newman
David Kraft
New Jersey
Greenville
Kraft
J. Ed Means
Charles H. Gerald
Greenville County
Strickland Cleared in Hit Run Death Case
Fayetteville January 20. Evidence that a broken windshield on Lawrence Strickland’s vehicle came from a collision five miles from J. R. Jolly’s death cleared Strickland the fire chief here of the hit and run death. The principal evidence compared glass fragments from near Jolly’s body with windshield breaks.
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Fayetteville
J. R. Jolly
Lawrence Strickland
Fier
Jolly
Strickland
Language Diversity in the Americas Surpasses 1600 Varieties
A linguistic survey notes over 1600 languages and dialects are spoken across the American continents. The count reflects indigenous languages, immigrant communities, and regional dialects contributing to a rich tapestry of communication.
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Americas
Fact about global cotton clothing production
The article states that ninety percent of the world's clothing is made from cotton, highlighting cotton’s dominant role in the global textile industry.
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