Tobacco Acreages In State Higher Than June 1924
North Carolina tobacco acreage shows a 1 percent rise over June 1924, with a June 25 condition at 81 percent, implying a probable yield of 333,428,000 pounds versus 278,320,000 last year. The dry season has sharpened blooming in the Old Belt while rains improved prospects elsewhere. overall prospects are fair with cotton the exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank of
Old Belt
Golf Rules Q and A From Innis Brown 1925
Golf rules discussed include teeing limits two club lengths behind markers and that a second ball must be played as near as possible to the first spot. Players may choose to tee or not on the teeing ground as a privilege, with responses from Innis Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innis Brown
Bell Syndicate
Derby Dog Races Draw Youths In Northwest Idaho
Idaho date line reports Ashton Dog Derby draws youths and dogs, with Tud Kent winning last Washington's Birthday and Olcott Zoorn 16 the prior year's winner in a 25 mile main event. Next year's derby on February 22 offers $1,500 top prize, plus larger junior race prizes as thousands visit the snowbound town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Ida
Idaho
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Smoky Gastons
Tud Kents
Olcott Zorns
Tud Kent
Washington
Olcott Zoorn
Smoky Gaston
United States
Canada
Boise
Salt Lake
Butte
Every Industry in Nation Hazardous, Says Report
The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness reports no non-hazardous industry in the United States. In a study led by Lewis H. Carris, it states about 106,000 blind people exist in the country and roughly 15,000 became blind through industrial work. The report highlights extensive eye hazards across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New York
National Committee For the Prevention
Lewis H. Carris
United States
Dispensary Treats 4300 Eye Cases in One Year
A single company reports treating more than 4,300 eye cases in its dispensary over the past year, highlighting the scale of its ophthalmic services and patient demand.
Chicago plans 2 mile river channel through congested business district
Chicago will cut a new 200 foot wide 26 foot deep channel nearly two miles long through a dense business area while maintaining traffic in the old river course. The project aims to open four major streets, rearrange tracks and terminals, reclaim land for business use, and reroute rail freight and passenger facilities across the river. Construction costs exceed 3 million dollars and require condemnation proceedings to move railroad properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A.P
Chicago and Northwesern
Burlington and Quincy
Hugh Young
City Plan Commission
Dearborn
LaSalle
Grand Central
Gifts Presented To C. T. U. Leader At Edinburgh
Dr. Anna A. Gordon of Evanston Illinois was re elected president after being honored with many gifts during a ceremony in Edinburgh on July 31 as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston, Ill
Temperance delegate returns from convention with gifts from many lands
At Sofia on July 31 AP reports gifts from multiple countries presented to a World Temperance Union delegate at the twelfth triennial convention. The collection includes an Ireland shillelagh, Australian pressed wildflowers, African ostrich fan, crystallized fruit, and gold mounted temperance banners from Denmark and Finland. The Interior Minister in Russia then orders provisions chief to start action against fruit and vegetable merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
International Temperance Council
Ireland
Australia
Africa
South Africa
Denmark
Finland
Sofia
Minister of the Interior
Rusself
Prescription that Claims Rheumatism Cure by Allenrhu
James H. Allen of Rochester New York describes a self developed remedy Allenrhu claiming it dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles to banish rheumatism. He states physicians aided experiments and offers money back if the cure fails with Cecil's Drug Store distributing the remedy widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Forbes St
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Protests Across Cities Against High Produce Prices
Citizens in several cities rally to force sellers to cap prices for milk and produce. Complaints say charges are triple the fair amount. Provision authorities told minister to fine profiteers and impose one year prison terms.
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Federal Reserve District
the Links
Aome
Atlantic Bank
Windy City
C. T.U
Carload
Homer
Clinard Electric
College
St. High Point
N. C
Coe
Lee
Mons Renn
Fifth Avenue
Sq21a Square Deal Store
North Main St
City of
High Point
N.C
D. E. Bullard
Ston-Sale
Dize Awning & ‘Tent Co
Winston-Salem
BUICK
GEO. W. Lowe, Incorporated
Meadquarters
Whiteway Motor Company
Wrenn Street
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