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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1930

Page

10

Human Side Of Senator Simmons In North Carolina

New Bern profile portrays Senator Simmons away from Washington, detailing his early life on a Trent River farm, his family, and simple humor. The piece recalls boyhood earnings, a trip to Raleigh in ill fitting boots, and a quiet homestead with a long family history near Trenton and Pollocksville.

Senator Simmons Washington George W. Bradham Newbern Furnifold Medender Simmons United States Senate North Carolina Simmons Alfred E. Smaith New Bern Warlor Jones County Raleigh Trenton Pollocksville Trent River Trent Pamlico Sound Mr. Simmons Jim Capes Hatteras Lookout Gracie Place Spring Garden Perry Place Blackledge Run Neuse River

Senator Simmons of Craven A Lifelong Farmer and Senator

The Craven senator Nicola Simmons manages a 1000 acre Craven County farm near New Bern with overseer Clayton Johnson and six tenant families. He favors tobacco soybeans and corn, dislikes cotton, and oversees improvements while visiting from Washington. His front porch routine mirrors his senate work as he writes, consults, and plans inland waterways policy.

Whenansville Duplin County Simmons Clayton Johnson Pitt County Johnson Washington Mr. Simmons Mr. Jackson Craven East Congressional Record Senate Journal House Journal Labor and Printing Department Post Office Department North Carolina Geological Survey of Agriculture Ebenezer Emmons TS58 James Bryce American Commonwealth Hickey United States Senator Simmons Samuel Clements Kenansville Wake Forest College Trinity College Randolph County University of North Carolina North Carolina New Bern Winfield Chadwick Beaufort Fast Front Street Senate Capitol Building Wade Meadows Carolina Furnifold McLenden Simmons United States Senate Harris and Ewing Jones County Neuse Simmons Plantation

Spring evening frocks feature detachable bolero jackets

Lace and chiffon dresses for spring evenings may include separate bolero jackets with long sleeves that are detachable, offering versatile styling options.

Newsboy Deserves Respect as A Growing Young Businessman

A public plea urges treating newspaper boys as young businesspeople with dignity and opportunity. Leaders cite the role of newsboys in communities, their education, health, and earnings aiding schooling, while recognizing them as integral to the newspaper industry and youth development.

International H. W. Stodghill Louisville Hoover Thomas A. Edison Henry Ford Cardinal Ribbons Charles M. Schwab Alfred K. Smith Warren G Harding Kenesaw M. Landis John F. Hylan Newton D. Baker Edward W., Bok Julius H. Barnes Walter FE. Edge France Marion L. Burton University of Michigan

Final voting on tariff Monday outlines by Watson

Senator Watson of Indiana outlined a plan for completion of all amendments to the Hawley Smoot tariff bill today while postponing a final vote until Monday. He urged finishing the third reading and recess over the weekend as senators pressed through the last changes.

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Shepherd's Check Traveling Suit Features Crepe Blouse

A vintage style description outlines a traveling suit crafted from black and white shepherd's check fabric. The ensemble uses four pieces of hand blocked crepe for a blouse with bold black checks on white, presenting a classic regional fashion note.

Record of Roman Colosseum Capacity and Standing Room

The Roman Colosseum seated 609000 spectators and could accommodate about 20000 more standing. This historical note details ancient stadium capacity and expansion potential.

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the Simmons of Craven Mr. Furnifold Simmons Country Jacobs Boot Shop North Main Street Newsboy Mena Shepherd's Checks High Point Public Library Sunshine Genuine West Broad ST Fred P. Ingram Fred A. McPherson Sunshine Laundry High Point, N. C Lexington Laundry Lexington, N. C
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