North Carolina tobacco growers net record total from crop
North Carolina farmers are poised to receive a record sum from the third largest tobacco crop, with an expected 577,190,000 pounds and an October average price of 27.96 cents per pound, totaling about 161.38 million dollars. October sales led by Wilson and Farmville reported top averages, while Old Bright Belt and Border Belt figures show varied volumes.
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Wilson
New Bright Belt
Farmville
Old Bright Belt
Durham
Border Belt
Fairmont
Lamberton
Whiteville
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
New York Return Sealed with Jill and Alan Reunion
In New York Alan Jeffry returns to a pivotal meeting with Jill Wentworth now involved with Milo Montanne. The art dealer hints Jill’s past amid Wentworth family tragedy and Montanne’s fate, while Alan reconnects with Jill and finds happiness at last.
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Alan
New York
America
Rockefeller Center
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Seville
Jill
Milo Montanne
Pritchard Named NC Methodist Leader to Reside in High Point
Dr J E Pritchard newly elected president of the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church will live at 834 Circle Drive High Point near High Point College. He previously pastor of Calvary Methodist Protestant in Greensboro and moved from that city.
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J. E. Pritchard
North Carolina
Jamestown Churches Announce Yearlong Preaching Schedule
Rev G W Fink begins duties at Jamestown and Oakdale Methodist churches with services on the first, third and fifth Sundays at 11 am and the second and fourth Sundays at 7 pm Jamestown Oakdale plan repeats throughout the year Rev C B Way moves to Kernersville and will lead multiple churches Mrs C L Hargrove visits Jamestown W A Matthews attends Greensboro singing convention Rev J B Trogdon starts at Mitchells Grove church delivering 11 am sermon and will live near Asheboro Randolph county
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Jamestown
G. W. Fink
Oakdale
W. A. Matthews
Greensboro
Methodist Church
McAdoo Heights
J. B. Trogdon
Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Trogdon
Randleman
Guilford
Asheboro
Randolph County
Fall Meetings Set by Piedmont Millers in Greensboro
Greensboro hosts the Piedmont Millers association fall meeting at the O Henry hotel with attendees from nine southeastern states and the District of Columbia. Discussions cover grain taxation, wage and hour legislation, federal cooperation on milling industry improvements, and production issues. Notables include C. B. Fretwell and James A. Sloan among participants.
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Greensboro
Distrit
Columbia
Piedjont Millers Association
O. Henry
C. B. Fretwell
Spartanite
James A. Sloan
Mount
List of names connected to North Carolina towns
The fragment lists individuals including Ulla and C. F. Coffman of Winchester and Statesville, Karl Sherrill of Statesville, C. O. Watson of Greensboro, W. R. Sutherland of Laurinburg, L. L. Wren of Siler City, D. A. Quattlebaum of Bishopsville, US C., and W. L. Cooper of China Grove, indicating a regional connection or roster.
UW freshman lists afflictions as affiliations in yearbook
In a humorous misprint a University of Washington freshman claimed he belonged to Plat feet, earache and appendicitis rather than affiliations. The student mixed up words, turning a list of activities into a joke.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Man Delivers Tear Gas Bombs To Police Station
A Des Moines man walked into the police station with a box of tear gas bombs and said a roomer who sold samples had moved away, leaving five devices behind. He offered them to the police, noting he could not use them.
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Patty
Jill
Jack
Sylvia
Des Moines
Police tag hits church parking lot in Frederick
In Frederick Maryland the Rev Dr Amos John Traver told parishioners that several people in the Evangelical Lutheran church have been tagged by the police. They left their pews and moved cars from restricted parking areas.
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Frederick
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All-Bran Plain Talk Promotes Regularity
A cheerful ad touts All-Bran as a safe way to stay regular without harsh laxatives. It highlights the cereal’s bulk from water absorption and a vitamin B boost, recommending two tablespoons daily with milk or cream and fruits.
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Bayer
Ares
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wentworth
Jeffry
Jill Wentworth
Young Montanne
Milo
Mr. Fenwick
Jill Wenworth
Barry
Alan Jeffry
Mary Raymond
NEA Service
Dr. Pritchard
High Point
Jamestown News
C. B. Way
Kernersville
Mr. Way
South Winston
C. L. Hargrove
Burlington
Villers
Rosanne’s Great
Gotham
138 South Main
Kress
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