Estant Hebore Conference Arrangements Reported
The committee of the church, led by L. F., completed the arrangements for an entertainment act. Ministers and lay conference leaders will address the va of the people of Ashe and here they will be given a plan for the event.
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L. F
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference Program
The North Carolina Methodist Protestant annual conference presents a packed five and a half day program. It covers roll calls devotional services sermons and addresses by leaders from Asheboro Lexington Greensboro and Washington including centennial gifts and various committees and boards, with sessions daily through Friday and a memorial service on Sunday.
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G. F. Millaway
J. E. Pritchard
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L. ©. Gregory
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Lexington
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Roby F. Day
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Electoral College
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Clyde Allman
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W. C. Hammer
J. M. Millikan
High Point College
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H. CC. Carmichael
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N. M. Harrison
Young People’s Rally
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Whitakers
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Oklahoma Dairy Woman Finds New Health with Vegetable Compound
In a sunny Oklahoma pasture a tired dairy woman, Mrs. Cora Short, reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She weighs 135 pounds now versus 115 before, credits better sleep and energy, and says neighbors notice the change.
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Oklahoma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora Short
Oklahoma City
Okla
Big Drop in States Income During October
Raleigh October revenue totaled $493 635 31 as reevaluation weighs on state funds. The October figure trails 1926 by about six to seven hundred thousand dollars with franchise tax only partly collected. Major categories include income 63 387 72, inheritance 35 995 11, license 84 701 10, franchise 274 223 50, bus 10 489 52, insurance 24 845 36.
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Raleigh
R. A. Coughton
Doughton
Lexington Gets New Industry
Special to the Enterprise Lexington November 1 A new silk mill will be established in Lexington after machinery from a Patterson New Jersey mill is moved here Local business men have subscribed 100000 dollars in capital stock for the plant The incorporation papers are not yet filed but will be sent to Raleigh for a charter once title transfer is complete The factory will have 200000 dollars authorized capital stock with 100000 subscribed and paid in at start
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Lexington
Patterson
N. J
Raleigh
Farmers Save on Explosives In Pitt County Drive
Greenville reports farmers saved over 5000 dollars this fall by buying explosives from the federal government. A load of pyrotol weighing 38750 pounds arrived at nine dollars per hundred pounds, versus twenty five dollars at local price. A second carload is planned soon due to large orders.
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Sam Greenville
Pitt County
E. F. Arnold
Ducks and Rabbits Season Opens Across North Carolina
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh November 1 Thousands of sportsmen rejoice as the season opens for migratory ducks and rabbits. Federal rules govern migratory fowl with a one day bag limit of 25 ducks 8 geese and 8 brands and hunting allowed from half an hour before sunrise to sunset with a 10 gauge gun. Rabbit hunting runs through March 1 with no state bag limit. Conservation officials expect higher license demand as farmers’ hog and corn practices affect profits.
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Conservation Department
Farmers Face Loss From Hog to Corn Mismatch
Raleigh Nov 1 AP Farmers in North Carolina are poised to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars this year because they have not adjusted hog numbers to corn production. Swine extension specialist W W Shay urges farmers to align hog numbers with corn yield regardless of hog prices.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State College
W. W. Shay
Davidson County Produces Large Sweet Potato Crop
Davidson County lines up as a sweet potato county with a big harvest. J. B. Swicegood of Tyre township gathered over 700 bushels from two and a half acres. Porto Rico yam and Nancy Hall are the preferred varieties among local farmers as final tallies promise several thousand bushels.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Swicegood
Tyre Township
Nancy Hall
Black Draught praised by Mississippi resident
A Wiggins resident Mr. A L Cone endorses Thedford’s Black Draught for constipation saying it has worked for 30 years. He and his wife keep it in the home and use it to regulate bowels and cleanse the system. Sold everywhere for 25c. NC-179
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A. L. Cone
Thedford
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