North Carolina Fur Crop Worth Over One Million
Raleigh reports the 1927-28 North Carolina fur harvest is valued at about $1.3 million based on licenses and dealer data. Estimates cover raccoons otters muskrats foxes and others, with over a thousand families supported by the raw fur industry and calls for conservation and regulated open seasons.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. L. Rawls
Rocky Mount
Plymouth Rock
Maryland
Hudson Bay
Iberville
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Old World
North America
New World
New Land
Europe
Nature
Alos
Low Rambling Roof Lines For A Fifty Foot Plot
A detailed description of House A-185 by R C Hunter, designed for a fifty foot frontage. Features include a stone arch entry, large stone fireplace, a spacious living room, dining alcove, first and second floor bedrooms, slate roof, rough cast walls, and a full basement with heating plant. Cost about $8200 and complete plans offered by the Building Editor.
Fur Animals and Game Policy Urged for Study
The article warns that fur bearing animals are dwindling and scarce. It calls for extensive stomach content studies across regions before any fur animal is condemned and urges careful assessment of their economic status before legislation.
Wondrous Cross and Evening Sermons Across Local Churches
A dense program listing morning and evening worships at First Presbyterian Emmanuel Lutheran First Baptist and Wesley Memorial with hymns prayers sermons and postludes. Includes congregational meetings and special services with multiple choirs duets and organ pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
Clokey
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jesus
First Reformed Hymn 234 Invocation and Hymns End
A church service presents Hymn 234 Holy Holy Holy followed by Invocation and Hymn 579 Come Ye Thankful People Come. Scripture references 2 Chronicles 31 2 10. Additional hymn 366 Dear Lord and Glory is noted in the program.
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First Presbyterian
Arietta
Norden
Beddome
W Snnelley
Bonar
Antomne
Fichthorn
Nevin
Doddridge
Rebikoff
First Baptist
Jesus
Barnby
Phillips
Wooler
Carey Davis
Mr. Peterson
Palmer
Wilder
Central Friends
Thylle” Cooke
D. Ralph Parker
Miss Florence
Higgins ‘Sistres
Wesley Memorial
Harrington
Wesley
Franck
Risolute
Parker
Stebbins
Towner
Rheiberger
Noria
Fear of being buried alive prompts new death prevention society
In Europe a fear of premature burial spurs Britain to form the Society for the Prevention of Premature Death. A planned large mortuary will hold bodies with bells and cords attached to awaken attendants if movement occurs. The Munich model inspires 11 death tests.
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Europe
Society For the Prevention
Britain
Munich
Germany
New Society
Town confronts name change in Nidaros Trondhjem dispute
Town locals protest a parliamentary decree changing Nidaros to the new name. When M. Mai Kus arrived to assume school director duties, seven hundred residents blocked a taxi, whistling and crying Trondhjem. Reports say former premier Lykké may seek a motion to restore Trondhjem.
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Nidaros
Norway
Trondhjem
M. Mai Kus
London Symphony Draws Rapt Proms Audience
Londoners at a Queen's Hall promenade concert greeted Vaughan Williams's London Symphony with gusto. The four minute performance drew hundreds who stood and listened intently as critics debated its somber mood versus hidden warmth. the ending suggests the city quieted by river and bells.
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Vaughan William
London
Queen's Ha
Promenade
Criti
Williams
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Department of Conservation and Development
Department of Conservation
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Far North
Gulf Coast
R. C. Hunter
New York
Ethan
Ethel
Waar Tae Seo
Clacier
NEA Szravice, Inc
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Street
Golo
Jacobs Bond
E. Lester Ballard
Brown
Lemaigre
of God
Old Rugged Cross
Brotherhood
Ralph Parker
Quartette
Newton
Brewington
Dion de Marbelle
Florence Blair
London” Symphony
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