Meed Meadows Dig Backfires In Night Silver Quest
Kate and her companions sneak from Meed Meadows to dig for a Civil War era silver tea service. The plan falters as a shallow grave yields nothing and a shotgun blast wounds Kate, forcing a hasty retreat. The failure devastates Kate, who blames Jeff Howard and frets over her family's ruin.
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Kate
Caroline Merd
Meed Meadows
Sam Meed
Zeke
Eage
Morgan Prentiss
Eve el- Well
Major Meed
Jhrr Hawami
Jeff
Lence
Meed
Althy
Jeff Howard
Lawd
Dobbin
Woodland Avenue
Herb
Meadows
Hoon
Pompey
Napoleon
Moscow
Abthy
Sam
Gran
Caroline
Morgan
The
Mountaineer
Reynolds Predicts Madrids Capture at Rally
Senator Robert R. Reynolds told a Democratic rally in Lenoir that Madrid would fall within ten days. He admitted apologizing for backing Alfred E. Smith in 1928 and quipped that Smith is now 111 stories above New York sidewalks. He praised the Roosevelt administration and called the civilian conservation corps the president's greatest act.
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Lenoir
Robert R. Reynolds
Madrid
Alfred BE. Smith
Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Workers Alliance Demands Better Pay for WPA Employees
David Lasser, president of the Workers Alliance of America, announced that 500 local unit representatives of WPA workers would march to the White House Saturday after nationwide demonstrations. The alliance seeks a $40 minimum wage and a 20 percent raise for all WPA employees earning above that amount.
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Washington
David Lasser
Workers Alliance of America
Works Progress Administration
White House
WPA
Lasser
Morrison Takes Stump For Party
Former governor Cameron Morrison campaigned for the Democratic party. He spoke in Rockingham last night and will tour Troy Elizabethtown Gastonia and Albemarle this week continuing his swing through North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Rockingham
Troy
Elizabethtown
Gastonia
Albemarle
Baptist Student Union Opens Annual Convention in Greensboro
Convention opens in Greensboro with broad attendance from across North Carolina. The North Carolina Baptist Student Union gathers for its annual meeting and activities begin with representation from many regions of the state.
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Greensboro
The
North Carolina Baptist Student Union
Edna Roberts Re-Arrested After Release
Fifteen minutes after her release on a disorderly conduct charge Edna Roberts was jailed again this time charged with assault on the complainant whose charge had landed her in jail initially.
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Raleigh
Edna Roberts
Milk and Cream Fluid Consumption Hits Record 1925
In 1925 the United States consumed 54,326,000,000 pounds of milk and cream in fluid form, reflecting large demand for dairy products across the nation.
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United States
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Rachel Mack
NGA Service, Inc
Mount Hebron
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Mlade Ham
S. R. Dull
South
Merita
Mrs. Dull
Reynolds
Workers Alliance
Morrison
Sinclair Red’ Grange
Stes
Orrin Hess
Cheese Colonial
Phillip
Southern Manor
Zion's
Gibb’s
Hillsdale
Fane
Delk
GEO. Coggins
East
High Point In Charge
Meat Dept
W. W. Oliver
South Main
Kingan
Hams
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