State Support Big Factor To Schools
State aid reshapes how counties fund schools as Craven Wayne and Camden counties show substantial gains from a $6.5 million equalization fund. Craven received 22.26 percent of school costs, cutting local tax trends. Wayne saw a $130,664 boost, lowering district tax rates. Camden trimmed both school and overall taxes, underscoring statewide impact though debates persist on state relief effectiveness.
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Raleigh
Craven County
Larry I. Moore
The
State Tax Relief Association
Mecklenburg
Gaston
Forsyth
Guilford
Durham
Buncombe
State
State Department of Revenue
Craven
Wayne County
Fred P. Parker, Jr
Wayne County Tax Relief Association
Camden County
Equalization Fund
Castoria for infants and children praised by doctors
The advertisement extols Castoria as mild for babies and safe for frequent use. It claims growing children benefit from a liberal dose and notes genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper and is prescribed by doctors.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Minnesota Farmers Save on Gas Through Cooperative
Minnesota farmers via a cooperative saved on gasoline kerosene and lubricating oil last year. The group reports savings of more than a cent and a half per gallon on gasoline and reduced costs overall.
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Minnesota
Plane Seeder Aims to Seed 50 000 Acres by Air
A Beaumont Texas effort plans to seed fifty thousand acres of pasture land from the air using airplanes.
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Beaumont
Texas
Planned Kill Devil Hill Highway Aims At Coastal Route
Norfolk announces a proposed 206 mile highway from Nag's Head North Carolina to Virginia Beach via Kill Devil Hill and Cape Hatteras. The route would connect with the Atlantic Coastal Highway at Elizabeth City and extend south to Morehead City, passing Cape Hatteras and Virginia sites tied to Wright brothers history.
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Norfolk
Nag’s Head
N. C
Kill Devil Hill
Kitty Hawk
Virginia Beach
Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Virginia
Barrier Beach
Cape Henry
John Smith
America
United States
Morehead City
Oregon Inlet
State of Virginia Rifle Range
Croatan Club
Back Bay
North Bay
Currituck Sound
Albemarle Sound
Croatan Sound
Point Harbor
Elizabeth City
Anglers Licenses Bring State 11000
Raleigh May 15 Anglers licenses revenue reached 11000 as of May 10 reported by the department of conservation and development. Inland fishing begins in the west while the east enforces a closed season. Despite concern over a potential deficit, officials said sales are encouraging with last year’s total around 25000. Sales through May 19 were running ahead of last season by about 5.
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Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Hemroid relief through internal remedy claims promise
An ad promotes HEMROID as the internal cure for pile symptoms caused by poor blood circulation in the lower bowel. It argues cutting and salves fail, touts Dr J Leonhardt’s prescription and claims quick, lasting relief with tablets sold by Mann Drug Co with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Leonhardt
Mann Drug Co
Ady
Fisheries Push for Year-Round Warden Service
The article urges greater public cooperation and increased warden activity, noting that this year marks the first time the service operates year round.
Man Woman Weds After 29 Years
Evan Montague Brutt lived as a woman for 29 years while employed in Tisbury Wiltshire and formed a close attachment with Sarah Matilda Edwards. The disguise ended when his true character surfaced and he married Edwards, with most of the town attending the ceremony.
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London
Evan Montague Brutt
Tisbury
Wiltshire
Sarah Matilda Hdwards
Brutt
Miss Edwards
Bank of Faison To Reopen In Few Days
Gol d sboro North Carolina May 16. The bank of Faison, closed several weeks ago, will reopen in a few days with operations resuming and staff returning to work. Local officials say the bank will restore services to customers and creditors.
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Bank of Faison
Goldsboro
N. C
New Farmers Cooperative to Open Doors Soon
Officials announced the reorganized cooperative will open in a few days once a cashier is secured. I. W. Lane named president with directors J Norton, R Ireland, C S Hines, and I F Faison. The group has 110 stockholders and a capital of 25000 dollars. Tractors are widely used with nearly 900000 in use on farms, concentrated in the corn belt and near industrial centers.
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Reorganized
I. W. Lane
R. Ireland
C. S. Hines
I. F. Faison
United States
Corn Belt
Cost of cows burden dairymen with yearly upkeep
A University of Illinois College of Agriculture survey shows dairymen pay between 125 and 3175 dollars annually per cow for upkeep. This range reflects varying costs for feed housing and care across operations.
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University of Illinois
Ecolege of Agriculture
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High Point
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Carolinas
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