Corn Leads Farm Crops of Nation
Washington reports corn as the nation’s leading farm crop in 1921, forming the basis of livestock and a large portion used for animal feed. The yearbook notes production shares, world importance, pest losses, and the crop’s financing, with guidance on production and future supply management.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
America
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Vienna boy Harris dies after inter urban injury
Parkersburg West Virginia November 22 Dennis Lee Harris an eight year old Vienna schoolboy died following an operation after being injured when he was thrown by grabbing a passing inter urban car He was the son of Mr and Mrs J Harris.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Dennis Lee Harris
Vienna
J. Harris
Georges Demenceau welcomes criticism in democratic free speech
George Demenceau said he welcomed criticism of his speeches from Congress members as he left for Boston in Charles Schwab's private car. He said reading papers of confessing critics showed him the value of discussion, a principle he has upheld for over 50 years in America.
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New. York
George Demenceau
Boston
Charlies M. Schwab
Congress
Confessmtn
America
Mrs Edith Vanderbilt Re elected NC Agricultural Society President
Edith K Vanderbilt of Biltmore was reelected president of the North Carolina Agricultural Society at a Raleigh meeting. The audited year ended with about a 24000 deficit, but numerous improvements and fair expansion were noted.
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Raleigh
Edith K. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Jair
Guay Morrison
Vanderbilt
Alden Mine Reopens Under Bowery Coal Company
The Alden mine on the Trivia branch of the Baltimore on Ohio railroad resumes operations after being purchased from Barrackville Coal company. It now employs 25 workers at Bowery Coal. The note adds a historical aside on public debt from eighteenth century writers on finances.
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Alden
The
Bowery Coal Company
Trivia
Baltimore On Ohio
Barrackville Coal Cccmpany
Beaming Back Relief From Doan’s Kidney Pills
High Point barber C Ed Frazier reports morning backache and weak kidneys from long hours on his feet. He used Doan’s Kidney Pills and says his back pain eased and kidney function regulated. Price 60 cents at dealers. Doan’s Kidney Pills are from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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High Point
C.-Ed Frazier
Green Street
Dean
Doan
Memorial Tribute to Dr Hugh White McCain of North Carolina
The obituary notes Dr Hugh White McCain born February 27 1882 in Tirzah Union County North Carolina died October 3 1922 in High Point North Carolina He was the youngest of seven children of Col William J McCain and Mary Jane Walker McCain He studied at Marshville Clinton Presbyterian Waxhaw and University of North Carolina graduating 1906 He earned further training at Jefferson Medical College and Polyclinic Hospital He married Alma Blanche Cunningham in Charlotte on March 23 1912 and they had two children a son who died at birth and daughter Alma Virginia now six The piece praises his humane character fraternal affiliations particularly Free Masons and his role as a physician and community figure with strong family devotion and optimism
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Hugh White McCain
Tirzah
Union County
North Carolina
High Point
William J. McCain
Mary Jane Walker McCain
John W
Maggie E
George A
James E
W. R
Laura J
Hugh White
Marshville
Clinton Presbyterian School
South Carolina
Waxhaw
J. R. Walker
R. N. Nesbit
University of North Carolina
McCain
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Polyclinic Hospital
Charlotte
R. 5. Bowie
Western North Carolina Conference
M. E. Church South
Alma Blanche Cunningham
Wauxhaw
Alma Virginia
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