North Carolina Farm Bureau: No Formal Invitation Yet
The national farm bureau has not been invited to enter North Carolina and is unlikely to be invited soon. A statewide federation must form first, and this committee of 16 farm group representatives will meet in Raleigh on October 11 to finalize the state-wide organization plans.
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National Farm Bureau
North Carolina
Farm Bureau
Federation of Farm Organizations
Reynnlds
Majel Coleman
Broadhurst
Paramount
Screen Progress
Broadhurst Theatre
Karl Brown
Great Smoky Mountains
Death of John Ford prompts note on North Carolina farm federation
John Ford, 63, brother of Henry Ford, died of heart disease in a vacant Fordson home after a council session. The article discusses a proposed North Carolina state wide federation of existing farm groups to advance farm conditions and oppose federal control, aiming to unite the Farm Alliance, Farmers' Union, Grange, Cotton Cooperative, livestock and dairy groups, extension clubs, and farm women organizations under state leadership.
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Fordson
Detroit
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Fordson City Council
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The
Farmers’ Union
Grange
Cotton Cooperative Association
Livestock and Dairy Associations
Agricultural Extension Clubs
Farm Women’s Organizations
North Carolina
Farmers’ Convention
State College
National Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Power Line Construction Advances from High Rock to High Point
Lexington October 1 construction work has begun on a high power transmission line by Southern Power company running from High Rock to High Point. Surveyors locate tower positions while workers dig seven foot holes for four green standards. Completion anticipated by early 1928 with rumors of a Lexington Winston-Salem line and another Yadkin river steam plant discussed.
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High Rock
High Point
Southern Power Company
Winston-Salem
Yadkin River
Orpheum Week Opens With Mae Ward Sparkling Revue
The Orpheum announces a full week starting tomorrow headlined by Mae Ward and her Sparkling Revue. The musical comedy features seventeen performers with clean wholesome comedy vaudeville specialties and other entertaining bits.
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Mae Ward
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