A Tea for Two and a World of Moneyed Life
Sue contemplates life on the edge of poverty while planning a dinner tea with Harry Becker. She recalls snubs from Sybil Lester and the social divide that shadows her family. As she tends the home and garden, thoughts of money, duty, and love mingle with memories and a note about Corrinne Merryman’s suggestion.
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Sue
Harry Becker
Harry
Sybil Lester
Jack
Sybil
Wrng
Corrinne
Jimmy
Drainage Bonds Allow Deferred Payments for Farmers
Under the O’Connell Goodwine act farmers may buy drainage on deferred payments. County drain commissioners establish drainage districts issue bonds to cover costs and landowners repay bonds in three to 20 annual installments with six percent interest. The act aims to spur reclamation projects and improve unprofitable wet lands.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Layher brothers raise 1500 turkeys on two acres
In Jackson Michigan the Layher brothers have for seven years kept a two acre turkey range producing 500 to 1500 birds. They credit sanitary brooding practices for high yields and say their success spurred twenty other turkey ranches to start operations.
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Jackson, Mich
Layher
Licensed Stallions Decline in South Dakota
A report from the Division of Animal Industry shows a slight drop in licensed stallions and jacks in South Dakota. The current total under license is 803 animals.
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Pierre, S. D
South Dakota
Division of Animal Industry
Annual stockholders meeting for High Point Randleman Asheboro Railroad
Notice to stockholders of the High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company that the annual meeting for Director election and other business will be held at noon on November 26, 1929 in High Point North Carolina. Stock transfer books will close November 16 and reopen November 27, 1929. Secretary Guy E Mauldin signs the notice.
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High Point
Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company
Commercial National Bank
North Carolina
Guy EF. Mauldin
Notice of hearing on city assessment roll High Point
In Guilford County North Carolina the City of High Point announces a hearing on November 19 1929 at 730 PM in the City Hall court room to inspect reports of commissioners on damages and benefits from a court proceeding City Manager EK M Knox issues the notice by order of City Council dated November 6 1929
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North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
High Point
D. R. Parker
Munice A. Parker
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