Leaf tobacco gets new field to factory handling method
Winston-Salem reports a complete overhaul in leaf tobacco processing from field to market in Piedmont North Carolina. Leaves are stripped from stalks in the field at ripeness, tops kept to about twelve per plant, enabling even curing and faster market flow. The shift boosts quality and speed, with market averages rising from 18 cents to over 52 cents per pound by November 1 as more than half the crop sold. The piece also notes nitrogen lamp use at Union College for night practice and a candid stance by Frank Moran on a potential bout with Jim Coffey after declining a bout with Fred Fulton.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont
North Carolina
Five Expert Barbers Staff Full Service Salon
A full corps of expert barbers fills every chair ensuring prompt service and extra attention for patrons. The shop emphasizes skilled cutting and enhanced customer experience with a complete team ready to serve.
Loflin Transfer Company Offers 1000 Loads Service
An advertising line from Loflin Transfer Company promises 1 000 loads and invites customers to inform friends if satisfied or to call phone number 292 for service.
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Loflin Transfer Company
Local Doctors Dr Hiatt and Dr Mann Reach Out
Dr Hiatt and Dr Mann listed contact details with office phone numbers 879 and 747. The note pairs the physicians under a shared practice heading and provides routing directions for appointments.
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Dr. Mann
Dr. Hiatt
Insult and Escalating Conflicts Dominate Report
The narrative recalls a scene of coercion as Jean rejects a kiss and expels alcohol from the window after the confrontation. Jean’s brother Henry-Elliott, addicted to liquor, loses control while at a construction site. Other notes mention boxing promoters seeking bouts for Joe Kagan and Willie Ritchie or Bryan Downey, Navy enlistment by Rabbit Maranville, and a surge in electric washing machines and battery locomotives helping labor and output.
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Henry
Elliott
Jean
Milwaukee
Joe Kagan
Willie Ritchie
Bryan Downey
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Manufac
Ture
Union College
Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Jim Coffey
Star Barber Shop
E. E. Plummer
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Hiatt
Mann
Brian
Rabbit” Maranville
Braves
Boston
Navy
Home Banking Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
N. H. Silver Company
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Gilmer Brothers Company
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