Great Smoky Mountain Park Seen as Saddle Horse Haven
Asheville Nov 12 AP Major William A Welch of the Southern Appalachian Park Commission says the proposed Great Smoky Mountain National Park will be a premier tramping and saddle horse park. He predicts 4 000 to 5 000 horses will be needed for tourist demand and notes stables at Glacier Park housing 800 horses. He envisions two cross park highways but emphasizes foot or horse travel to reach remote areas, forecasting the park will attract millions annually and exceed Glacier Park in eastern visitation.
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Asheville
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Glazier National Park
Montana
William A. Welch
Federal
Southern Appalachian Park Commission
North Carolina
Tennessee
Glacier National Park
National Parks Service
Great Smoky Mountain Park
Welch
Montana Park
Non skid paraffin found for aged Paris beauty seekers
Paris doctors report a non skid paraffin method to keep injected cheek and jaw fillers from slipping. The tale follows a high profile case involving a actress’s husband who looked old in public, sparking a move away from paraffin lifters. In New York comedian Will Morrisey joins alimony jail for $1500 back support.
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Paris
New York
Will Morrisey
Ludlow Street
North Carolina Farmers Urged to Attend Chicago Livestock Exposition
Raleigh reports North Carolina livestock growers and farmers will attend the 26th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 5. The event also features the International Grain and Hay Show and the Boys and Girls Club Congress. Professor R. Curtis of State College notes reduced railroad rates and opportunities to view the famed stock yards, with significant daily market totals cited. He offers to provide exposition information to state farmers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Chicago
R. §. Curtis
Animal Husbandry Department of
State College
United States
Curtis
Professor Curtis
Local Delegates Appointed for National Rivers Conference
Mayor H. A. Moffitt named five High Point men to attend the national rivers and harbor conference in Washington December 9 and 10. Appointees are J. Ed Kirkman Fred N. Tate M. J. Wrenn C. C. Robbins and Dr. John R. Carr.
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H. A. Moffitt
High Point
Washington
J. Ed Kirkman
Fred N. Tate
M. J. Wrenn
C. C. Robbins
John R. Carr
Gardner Speaks on Moving Forward Together
Greensboro dispatch reports Gardner urging unified action to advance progress, stressing that collective movement is essential for meaningful change. He emphasizes collaboration across groups to overcome obstacles and achieve shared goals.
Gardner Quotes On Lifting All In Armistice Day Speech
Shelby native Q Max Gardner former Lieutenant Governor addressed a large audience at Armistice Day exercises in the National Theatre. The event was held under the auspices of Henry K Burtner post 53 American Legion.
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Q. Max Gardner
Shelby
North Carolina
National Theatre
Henry K. Burtner
American Legion
Cardus Helps Woman Overcome Severe Side Pains
Columbus Georgia Mrs. George Hunter reports dreadful side pains after marriage. She weakened to under 100 pounds, then with Cardus she improved quickly, gained weight, and now feels well with no side trouble. Her mother had used Cardus and advised use.
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Georgia
Cardus
Columbus
George 8
Hunter
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