Primary Holds For County Candidates
North Carolina counties face a June 7 primary for county nominations unless exempt. Attorney General Brummitt interprets the new law as applying only to nonexempt counties, listing those still free to nominate by convention.
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Dennis G. Brummitt
J. Crawford Biggs
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
Brummitt
Harnett
Johnston
Congress
Senate
State General Assembly
Flashes Of Life Showbiz Bits From Across U S Cities
In Atlanta a Saint Patrick’s Day born emperor leads an invasion gag in golf circles as Bobby marks his 28th birthday. London twins Oliver celebrate 74 with an auto purchase after profitable printing work while Amos ’n Andy stars Gordon and Correll interview fans and prep for shows.
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Atlanta
England
Jones
Bobby
London
John
William Oliver
New York
Amos 'N Andy
Freeman F. Gordon
Richmond
Charles D. Correll
Peoria
Ill
Passaic lawyer recalls ferry ride and tow costs
Passaic, N J lawyer Nicholas C Berry crosses the Hudson by ferry in a New York trip. He recalls the taxi ride to his destination and five dollar tow when he forgot his car. Ossining decisive note says one woman among 2300 men will be chosen at Sing Sing and she will search women visitors.
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Passaic
N. J
Nicholas C. Berry
New York
Hudson
Ossining, N
Warden Lawes
Andrews
General Assembly
Gardner
Pioneer X ray scientist Dr J W L Spence dies in Scotland
Edinburgh obituary notes Dr J W L Spence a pioneer in X ray research who lost an arm in service to science and suffered injuries in the field while working with Wilhelm Roentgen. He received an annuity from the Carnegie hero fund.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
J. W. L. Spence
Wilhelm Roentgen
Carnegie Hero Fund
Wright glider fragments found in sand dunes near Kitty Hawk
Norfolk reports discovery of Wright brothers glider parts in shifting dunes while Columbia Theological Seminary plans rebuild in Decatur and a radio program will recount Key’s Star Spangled Banner origins. Ulysses Behle, a New Jersey clam digger, plans a New York trip after inheriting 1336 dollars.
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Norfolk
Clarence Chamberlin
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Tuckahoe
N. J
Ulysses Behle
Ulysses
New York
Capudine Advertises Quick Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Capudine as fast relief for headaches by soothing nerves without opiates. The liquid remedy claims quicker action than tablets and powders, offered in 30 cent and 6 cent sizes at drug stores.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood Vitality
Purifies and enriches the blood for adults and children. Take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for a few days to feel strengthened and invigorated. Sold at all drug stores.
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Grove
Tax data shows varied 1929 80 school levies across North Carolina
A compiled table by T Wingate Andrews reveals 64 towns with school tax rates from 456 per 100 valuation at Andrews to 1.73 at Aberdeen. Local superintendents gathered data to aid tax officials, promising study for local county and state use.
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T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina
Aberdeen
Andrews
T. Wingate Andews
High Point
North Carolina Education Association
Munity & City
C. B Dd
Iscipal Total Co
Spring Hope
Monroe E
Rene
Beaufort
Morehead City
Reidsville
Weldon
Murphy
Hamlet E
Louisburg
N. Wilkesboro
Roanoke Rapids
Canton
Burlington
New Bern
Shington
Goldsboro
Marion O
Carthage Ee
Henderson
Scotland Neck
Fremont
Maxton
Fayetteville
Statesville
Hickory
Thomasville
Raleigh
Mooresville
Chapel Hill
Morven
Tarboro
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Kinston Se
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Asheboro
Greenville
Lenoir . Or
Sanford
Bessemer City
Lincolnton
Edenton
Albemarle
Durham
Lexington
Wilmington
Eene
Concord
Salisbury
Keee
Greensboro
E1f
Wilson
Eee
Shelby
Rastonia
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Davidson College Ends Spring Football Practice
Spring football workouts at Davidson College ended with a final intra squad game won by the Army 7 to 6. Coach Tilson praised improvements and noted freshmen showed potential for varsity roles next season. Wake Forest to host Davidson in a Thanksgiving clash as part of the 1930 Deacon schedule, which spans nine games.
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Baptist School
University of North Carolina
Deacons
University of Balttimore
Temple University
Philadelphia
U. N.C
Chapel Hill
Guilford College
N. of
Davidson
Mar
Davidson College
Tilson
Army
Navy
Aregular
Wake Forest
Deacon
J. G. Carroll
Swedish Abroad Population Split Between US and Canada
Of 800000 Swedish born men and women living abroad, 650000 reside in the United States and Canada. This highlights a large Nordic emigration pattern with most移 out to North America.
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United States
Canada
Adlerika Digestive Aid Advertising Claim
A vintage ad promotes Adlerika as a glycerin based mix that relieves gas and constipation by acting on both upper and lower bowel within minutes. It claims one spoonful improves postmeal fullness and fatigue and lists Eckerd’s Cut-Rate Drug Store as a seller.
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Eckerd
Adv
Tar Heel baseball faces infield and outfield duties at Ashmore helm
At Chapel Hill on March 17, coach Jim Ashmore trains for a hard season opening with Springfield on March 27. He seeks a first base solution and solid outfield after losing several graduates. Returns include Maus, Wright, Fleming, Lufty, Whitehead, Rand, and Jackson, with Phil Jackson the leading infield candidate but needing stronger batting.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
Springfield
Jim Ashmore
Carolina
Maus
Wright
Fleming
Lufty
Whitehead
Rand
Jackson
Ashmore
Tar Heels
Phil Jackson
Coxe
Earnhardt
Jessup
Phil Sher
Henry House
House
Clyde McKinney
Paxton
Blyde
Crouch
Tar Heel Tennis Prospects Good
Tar Heel tennis prospects at the University of North Carolina show a strong return of captain Bill Marritt and Ed Yeomans, last season’s state champion, with Hendlin Graham and Liskin also returning after leading the frosh. Coach John Kentfield trains a large squad daily for a demanding season ahead.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
University of North Carolina
Bill Marritt
Ed Yeomans
Hendlin
Graham
Liskin
Frosh
John Kentfield
Moderate Era In Russia Believed To Be At Hand
AP reports Moscow observers see a shift toward a less drastic drive for socialism after new orders curb zeal in collectivization and church closures. A central committee decree promises punishment for overzealous officials who close churches or ban peasant markets, while peasants and small traders return to the streets.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet
Soviet Union
Illinois Moves to Set Up Statewide Roadside Farm Markets
Urbana Illinois reports a state plan to create roadside markets for direct selling of fruits vegetables and other farm products. The system aims to link growers with consumers across communities, promoting local produce and farm income.
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Urbana
Ill
Illinois
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