Well Known Man Dies in Davidson
Special to the Enterprise Lexington October 1 funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Reeds for William Bentley Hunt a Davidson County leader and longtime deacon.He was a progressive farmer and active in Sunday school and church work. Surviving relatives include his widow Mrs W B Hunt and numerous children and kin in Reeds High Point Reeds community and Portland Maine with brother John C Hunt and half sister Mrs J A Easter of Lexington.
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Lexington
Baptist Church
Reeds
William Bentley Hunt
Davidson County
R. C. Foster
Churchland
Lexington Observes Fire Prevention Week
Lexington residents observe Fire Prevention Week with a proclamation by Fred O Sink urging citizens to cooperate with city authorities to reduce fire losses. City workers will remove useless inflammable material from premises. Fire department reported 49 alarms in the past year and a relatively small estimated fire loss.
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Lexington
Fred O. Sink
Fisher Girl Hair Styles and Beauty in Art History
New York reports Harrison Fisher says beauty comes from character and refinement, not just looks. He notes American girls are the most beautiful and best dressed, cites a French peasant model whose typhoid recovery sparked the front-bow headband trend, and traces hair fashion from the Spanish War to the bob.
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New York
Harrison Fisher
Fisher
McClure
Mr. Fisher
Europe
France
Herb Extract touted as top tonic laxative in old ad
Mrs. W. T. Senn of 1017 Church St Columbia S C endorses Herb Extract once called Herb Juice as the best aid to housekeeping. She details long illness with stomach gas backache and fatigue before regular use led to daily relief and improved sleep. The ad claims over a million bottles sold last year and promotes Hart Drug Company HQ as representative.
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Mother Nature
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Company
Castoria Praised for Gentle Help to Babies
Promote Fletcher's Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants. Claims it eases colic constipation and diarrhea, with a sweet taste and gentle effect. Advises consulting a doctor for real sickness and highlights a care book included with the product.
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Fletcher
Farm Bodies to Organize into County Associations
Raleigh Oct 12 A nine member executive committee orders immediate formation of county agricultural associations to unite all farm groups. Counties will elect delegates to a central state council which will choose a national affiliate, likely Farm Bureau or Grange, with college and extension support. The plan echoes the farm bureau structure but hinges on county approval.
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Raleigh
National Farm Bureau
North Carolina
Committee of Sixteen
The
Grange
Farmers’ Alliance
Farm Bureau
State Council
Charles F. Cates
Mebane
R. A. McCullen
Clinton
B. F. Shelton
Speed
George R. Ross
F. D. Patterson
China Grove
B. W. Kilgore
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
Clarence Poe
J. €. G. McClure, Jr
Asheville
State College
Farmers’ Convention
Farmers
James M. Gray
C. C
Extension Service
Extension Division
Andit
Central County Association
Central State Association
C. C. Taylor
J. M. Gray
Giant Halibut Recovered From Old Net Near Boston
In Boston on October 12 a fishing crew hauled up a trawl net lost a month earlier by the Morning Star. The net held a giant halibut weighed 430 pounds and believed to be several centuries old. The crew reports the fish remained entangled in the same meshes.
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Boston
Morning Star
M'Rae Presiding in Davidson Court
Lexington October 1 Davidson County superior court opens the civil docket with Judge M'Rae presiding as the session begins.
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M’rae
Davidson
Lexington
Davidson County Superior Court
Asheville Judge McRae Presides Over Two Week Court Term
Hon. Cameron McRae of Asheville presides over a two week term with 48 cases on the calendar. Eight cases are divorce actions and several have already been disposed of in the first two days. McRae was appointed as an all time superior court emergency judge after T C Bowie of West Jefferson resigned.
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Gan
Cameron McRae
Asheville
McRae
Superior Court
T. C. Bowie
West Jefferson
The Best Time OCULIST and College Student Exchange
A cartoonish quip contrasts an OCULIST urging rest for tired eyes with a COLLEGE STUDENT affirming a return to college this week, capturing campus humor on health and study.
Rufus Welch Held on Murder Charge in Crenshaw Whipping
In Luverne Alabama Rufus Welch long identified farmer was arrested on a first degree murder charge connected to the whipping of Annie May Simmons a progress and died months later from illness linked to the assault Police say Welch was among five men who abducted Simmons in Crenshaw county as the grand jury begins evidence on masked floggings and the inquiry continues into yesterday and today
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Luverne
Ala
Crenshaw
Rufus Welch
Farmer
Welch
Annie May Simmons
South would support Smith if nominated, Brown says
Edgar A. Brown former South Carolina official told Gov. Smith there is no doubt the South will vote for him if he gets the Democratic nomination. Brown, ex speaker and ex state party chair, added there is no question he will be nominated at the next Democratic National Convention.
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Albany
N. Y
A. P
Smith
South
Edgar. A. Brown
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Democratic State Committee
Brown
Bankrupt Pleas Filed in District Court Greensboro
Two bankruptcies were filed in federal district court this morning. J. D. Waggoner of Winston-Salem filed both individually and as Zizlar & Waggoner listing debts over $50,000 and assets of $100. Lewis and FE. Cline of Kannapolis filed individually and as L. A. Cline and Brother listing debts of $2,511 and assets of $3,260.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Federal District Court
J. D. Waggoner
Winston-Salem
Zizlar & Waggoner
Lewis and
FE. C. Cline
Kannapolis
L. A. Cline and Brother
Judge Stack Rules North Carolina Home Brew Offense
Wake superior court judge Stack held that any merchant selling malt extract for home brewing and any railroad transporting it are guilty of violating prohibition laws. He gave George Bailey, a Wilson hotel employee, a 90 day suspended sentence after a plea of nollo contendere to possession of items for making home brew for sale.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Stack
Wake Superior Court
George Bailey
Wilson Hotel
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