State Agriculture Dept Valued By Every Citizen
A Raleigh broadcast outlines how the North Carolina Department of Agriculture serves all citizens. Agriculture editor William H. Richardson explains inspections protect food drugs ice cream soft drinks and bakery products and that welfare and sanitary standards benefit towns and farms alike through ongoing protective measures.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
William H. Richardson
Richardson
Department of Agriculture
General Assembly of North Carolina
Social notes update from Twin Falls and beyond
Mrs Capus Waynick hosts Louise Wall of Twin Falls Idaho. A L Hinkle returns after a week with Mr and Mrs Hugh Bryant at Yadkinville NS. R L Brinson family back after six weeks visiting Mrs A K Schocks in Chestnut Hill Philadelphia PA. Mrs E A Edwards Louise Bill Edwards and Elizabeth Gurkin return from Williamston NC for the funeral of Mrs Edwards' grandson Billy Knox son of Mr and Mrs W A Knox. Mrs William E Burton and baby of New York visiting segments of family.
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J. L. Clodfelter
Edith Lucile
William Ivey Blair
John Blair
Danville
Mr. Blair
Clover Hill
Jimmy Mahon
Clell Mahon
Effie Jean Sheetz
Johnie B. Wall
Jane Rhodes
Eas Blanchard Bonner, Jr
Bosggr Coltigig
Cade Os Kes
Ah Boo White
Sandy Rankin
Jdcmneneer
Thomas Turner III
Sitter Voorhees
Betty
Lee Everhart
Betty Blades Spearman
Sarah Cee Hunsucker
Fritzie Raymond
Farish Sizemore
Nell Fleming Sheloff
Aida Ingram
Jack Fambrough
William Earl Pool
Phil A. Warner
Phylis Festerman
Anna Lou Doctor
Fletcher Ralston Welch
Fionard Quaissey
Ipcccasees
Ruth Patton Ellis
Floyd Harris Brown
Peter Robeson Armstrong
Sonny Sussmann
Cecccseses
Philip van Osdel
Brice Andrews
Doris Cecil
Charles Casey
Love Bonner Diffee
Gordon Hard
Nina Glen Michael
Nancy Payne
Laura Jean Payne
Clara Jean Peace
Dalla Dean Stevens
Nancy Sechrest
Joanne Dixon Sechrest
Charles Simmons
Helen Sue Towery
Gurney Wilson
Mary Ella Rothrock
Ann Marshall
Marjorie Merrilees
Bill Famnelty
Ellen Stirewall
Nancy Black
Nell’ Black
Aa Bate
Betty Griffith
Betty Jean Cox
Houston Sloan
Ruth Newton
Jenny Preston
Hamilton
Greensboro
Jack and Jill Shop
Louise Wall
Twin Falls, Idaho
Capus Waynick
A. L. Hinkle
Mrs. Hugh Bryant
Yadkinville, N.S
R. L. Brinson and Sons
A. K. Schocks
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
E. A. Edwards
Louise
Bill Edwards
Elizabeth Gurkin
Williamston
N. C
William E. Burton and
Baby
New York
Scouts At Camp To See Byrd Picture
The Broadhurst theater invites Scout Executive B. W. Hackney to bring Scouts from Camp Uwharrie to a 3 30 pm Thursday screening of Commander Byrd’s recent south pole picture. O. P. Moffitt of High Point Grocery Co will provide transport for the group.
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Broadhurst
Camp Uwharrie
Byrd
South Pole
B. W. Hackney
Broadhurst Theater
Hackney
O. P. Moffitt
High Point Grocery Co
Gardner Message of Progress On Air At New Orleans Tonight
Governor O Max Gardner reviews North Carolina progress over 25 years in a radio address to be broadcast at 7:30 PM CST from WWL New Orleans Loyola University. Walter Parker will deliver the message covering industry education health governance and social advancement in the state.
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Gardner
New Orleans
North Carolina
Taxes Not Paid Dog Not Personal Property in Theft Case
Fayetteville July 7 A dog with unpaid taxes is not personal property and cannot be stolen Judge Herbert Lutterloh dismissed the larceny case against Edgar Elkins after argument that the dog in question is not property. Elkins remains in possession of the dog. Sacramento voters approved a 150000 bond issue for a municipal airport.
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Fayetteville
Herbert Lutterloh
Nolan
Elkins
Louis Stockho of St Louis An Employee of 62 Years
Louis Stockho of St Louis has given 62 years of service to a furniture company and is 75 years old. He remains noted for long tenure with a single employer.
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Everett Marsh
American heiress weds British barrister at St. Margaret's
Maysie Gasque 20, daughter of late Clarence W. Gasque of Woolworths England, marries John Roland Robinson at St. Margaret's church. Attended by a multinational retinue, the ceremony featured a blue velvet aisle, ivory satin gown, and a record bridal train. After a reception at The Elms, the couple depart for a Paris honeymoon by air, with a Louis XVI styled car and red heart luggage labels.
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Maysie Gasque
Fashionable St. Margaret’s Church
London
Clarence W. Gasque
Woolworth’s
England
John Roland Robinson
Fashionable
St. Margaret’s Church
St. Margaret’s
Hubert Templeton
New York
United States
Italy
Germany
Russia
America
Trousseau
Cotton Power Laundries Use 52000 Bales Annually
Much Cotton Power laundries use more than 52 000 bales of cotton yearly for wash nets twine padding sheeting laundry bags double-faced felt and cover duck according to the U S department of agriculture.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Corrinne’s Kiss Sparks Plan and Parting Words
Corrinne defends her past with a kiss while Harry and Corrinne’s confidants Sue and Jack weigh loyalties. Corrinne asserts she ends her past as a tense scene unfolds and Barbara’s engagement looms. Jack and Sue rush to manage Barbara’s mood and the drive to the wedding party.
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Barbara
Sue
Jack
Harry’s
Corrections to Frrorgram 3 Card Errors
The note lists five corrections for Frrorgram 3. It states Caesar did not rule when Christ was born, died 44 years before, he was stabbed not shot, Veni vidi vici translates to I came I saw I conquered, Caesar is misspelled on the bust card, and the scrambled word is JEL LYFISH.
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Caesar
Christ
Nevada Arizona lead U S in farm income and wheat yield
Nevada and Arizona top the nation in average gross income per farm. Nevada reported the highest yield per acre for wheat during 1918 to 1927, indicating strong agricultural productivity in these states.
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Nevada
Arizona
United States
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High Point Hospital
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Nancy
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Gene Lamont Bible
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
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O. D. McPherson
Woodrow Avenue
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Child Conservation League of America
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Paris
Robert Walker
Miss Henderson
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J. P. Henderson
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Calhoun Falls
8. C
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S. C
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N. E. Cromer
High Point
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South Carolina
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Country Club
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Roaring Gap
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G. C. Estes
George
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Burlington
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Thomasvillea Road
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Winston-Salem
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Marguerite
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Hugh Scearce
State Agriculture Dept
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North Main Street
Sacramento
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Butcher’s Daughter
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