Regular stock dividend announced by Jer om Standard Life Insurance
The Jer om Standard Life Insurance directors declared a regular stock dividend of five dollars per share on all shares outstanding. The dividend total reaches about 000, payable August 1 to record holders as of July 22. The meeting, led by President Julian, noted a $75,000 rise in surplus in the first half of 1935 and a 10 percent gain in business over the prior year period.
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Jerom Standard Life Insurance Pany
Jefferson Idard
Julian J
Price
Jefferson Standard reports strong gains and milestone anniversary
The Jefferson Standard Insurance Co shows assets rising by 1.846 million in a month to 59.734 million, with total in force policies around 320 million and total insurance in force of 4.6 million. President Julian Price notes steady progress and celebrates the 30th anniversary of his life insurance career on July 22 1905 as Alfred F Milton joins the board replacing J Clarence Watkins. Directors listed include Col William A Blair Joseph M Bryan Julius W Cone Emry C Green Howard Holderness and others.
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Jefferson Standard
Price
Alfred F. Milton
New York
J. Clarence Watkins
Col
William A. Blair
Winston-Salem
W. L. Brooks
Charlotte
Joseph M. Bryan
Charles W. Causey
Greens
Boro
W. G. Clark
Tarboro
Julius W. Cone
Emry C. Green
Howard Holderness
C. Elmer Leak
Greensboro
A. G. Myers
Gastonia
Julian Price
Ralph C. Price
Pierce C. Rucker
J. P. Turner
Col. Walker Taylor
Wilmington
Game seasons in state announced by county warden
A. M. Benbow, county game warden, announced the hunting seasons for North Carolina. Bear and male deer run October 1 to January 1, mink muskrat and otter November 1 to February 15, opossum and raccoon with gun or dogs October 1 to February, trapping opossum and raccoon November 1 to February 15, and quail begin on Thanksgiving day.
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North Carolina
A. M. Benbow
Benbow
Hunting and Fishing License Notice and Season Dates
The notice lists hunting seasons for various species with specific date ranges and mentions no open season for several animals. It notes federal and county regulations, plus licensing locations at High Point Hardware and the county courthouse in Greensboro.
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Turkey
Rockingham
Stokes
Surry
Wilkes
Caldwell
Burke and
Rutherford
High Point Hardware Company
Greensboro
Footing hours gain approval amid NRA code fallout
Earl Constantine of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers publishes a letter to Adams-Millis Corp. arguing footers should extend from 36 to 40 hours as the NRA code fades. He notes workers would earn the same $40 for 40 hours and cites industry strikes and plant closures as pressures on mills to resume 40-hour footing.
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New York
Earl Constantine
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
J. E. Millis
Adams-Millis Corp
High Point
N. C
Mr. Constantine
Philadelphia
Wayne Knitting Mills
Fort Wayne
Wayne
Pet Letters Open Doors for Five Prizes in Interesting Pet Contest
Readers submit short letters about their pets for a chance at five prizes in The Enterprise Interesting Pet contest. Lewis Watkins, ten, sends a tale about his black cat Midnight and four kittens named A Quarter to Twelve Day Break Midday and Sundown. La Rue Albertson, three, describes Nannie the goat and her playful mischief.
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Lewis Watkins
Montheu Avenue
Midnight
First N. C. Place Closed By Police For Illegal Liquor
Rocky Mount reports George T. Suggs restauranteur ordered to close his establishment as a common nuisance under the county liquor control act after a recorder’s court conviction for illicit liquor possession. Judge Ben H. Thomas set a $100 fine plus costs and a police closure. bond set at $200 on appeal. Two alleged employees found guilty and sentenced to the roads.
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Rocky Mount
George T. Suggs
New County Liquor Control Act
Suggs
Recorder’s Court
Ben H. Thomas
Thomas
County Superior Court
Community Fund Drive Donors Listed For Charity Event
Roebuck and Company and Cecil's Drug Store contribute items including a week's Paramount Theater pass a watch and an attractive chair donated by J C Penney Company The Enterprise invites letters addressed to The Ace of Spades in care of The Enterprise or given personally.
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Ace of Spades
PWA claims billions of hours created and millions aided
The Public Works Administration asserts it generated three billion hours of employment and benefited seven million people. This claim highlights the scope of PWA projects and their impact on workers and communities.
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Public Works Administration
Stanback Headache Relief Claims Fast Action
Juicker Center touts Stanback as fast relief for headaches neuralgia and aches. It promises no unpleasant after effects and a balanced prescription approach with trial and economy sizes available at drug stores.
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Stanback
Nature
Birth Shock Hits Man After News of Newborn Son
Charles B Stock, 25, fainted when told his wife had a baby son on July 24 in It, PA. Patrolmen could not revive him at first. he was taken to a hospital where his wife was confined. Stock, his wife, and the newborn were later reported doing well.
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Paul
Charles B. Stock
Stock
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