German Courts Pardons Murderer Four Years Early
Kari Hall a Washington lawyer serving life for murdering his mother in law in Baden Baden will be freed in 1925 according to the Baden government. The pardon, announced four years before it takes effect, follows a long trial that drew wide attention in Germany. Hall, once employed by Standard Oil in Constantinople, was born in Bernkastel and educated in Aurich.
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Public Observatory in Des Moines Opens to Public
Des Moines Iowa July 23 the world s first municipal observatory will open August 1 funded by city council. Dean Daniel W Morehouse of Drake University promoters says the telescope program aims to educate readers on astronomical phenomena and broaden public knowledge. The Drake built 93 inch equatorial telescope will be the centerpiece under university control with public access at least three times weekly.
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Methodist group reports 188 graduates enter ministry
Chicago July 23 A Methodist committee says 188 of 1,000 recent Methodist Episcopal college graduates plan to enter the ministry with Northwestern University recording 153 students preparing for Christian service the largest number in its history. The survey covered 43 colleges and universities.
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Bible Society to Mold Annual Meet at Tirzah Church
Special to The Enterprise Monroe July 25 Dr Henry Gurney pastor of Monroe Presbyterian church will be the chief speaker at the Tirzah Bible Society annual meeting to be held next Saturday at Tirzah church. The society has missed only one meeting since Civil War era, and the event is a major homecoming for the community with large attendance expected. Also in dispatches Sydney reports Australia seeks 100000 immigrants within a year and an employement outfit will be set up. Meanwhile in Tokyo St Luke’s International Hospital project begins this autumn.
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British Isles
Orphanage Concert Class Here Monday
The Odd Fellows orphanage singing class from Goldsboro will give a concert Monday night in the high school auditorium at o o clock. Fourteen orphans will perform. admission is free with an offering for the Goldsboro home. The annual visit to High Point draws wide local interest.
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Guernsey Cattle Growth in Rowan County
The Rowan County Guernsey Cattle Association has shown steady expansion per the Guernsey Cattle Breeders Journal. Members rose from 180 in 1918 to 200 in 1920 and reach 256 currently, with bulls increasing from eight to fifteen and purebreds from 30 to 175, grades from 170 to 435.
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Executors Notice in Guilford County Estate R B White
Executors George White and Lawrence White notify all debts owed to the estate of R B White deceased to be paid promptly and all claims must be presented by July 13 1922 or be barred. Notice dated July 21 1921 and signed by executors in Wellg Guilford County North Carolina.
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Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Planned in Rowan County
Salisbury notes a federal appropriation of 3000 dollars and a county grant of 2000 dollars to eradicate tubercular cattle. Work begins August 1 with Dr. C A Green of the Department of Animal Industry in charge. Testers will visit every farm with cows to be tested.
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Department of Animal Industry
Washington
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