Rain and drought split North Carolina corn and cotton yields
Eastern counties saw rains subside while piedmont areas suffered drought harming upland corn and fat sowing. Lowland corn improved after recent rains. Cotton shed heavily and boll weevil present. Overall crops near average with strong hay and grass growth, livestock good, and fall sowing under way.
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Raleigh
Piedmont
Central
Nash and Johnson
Cherokee
Hertford
Greene and Craven
Thrash
Made in the Carolinas Exposition Promises Record Attendance
Charlotte reports heavy preparation for a major Made in the Carolinas exposition with railroads offering southwide fares and hotels booking far in advance. Officials expect over 100000 visitors, 72 artists, and a program featuring Edith Van derbilt Governor Morrison Dr Faust and Lew Hahn among others.
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Charlotte
Exposition Hall
South
Carolinas
Edith Vanderbilt
Morrison
Faust
North Carolina College For Women
Lew Hahn
New York
America
Assault on 12 year old boy leads to roads sentence
In Elizabeth City Sept Conney Howard an 18 year old colored boy was sentenced to twelve months on the roads for assault on Doc Phelps a 12 year old white boy His attorney noted an appeal and he was placed under $100 bond for appearance at the fall term of Superior court.
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Elizabeth City
Conney Howard
Doc Phelps
Howard
Superior Court
Good Tobacco Season In Zebulon As Markets Grow
Zebulon enjoys one of its best years since 1919 with the tobacco market thriving. The opening of McGuire's Warehouse, now the Zebulon warehouse, brings three houses operating under the auction system.
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Zebulon
McGuire’s Warehouse
Zebulon Warehouse
Aucfidh
Postoffice sub station A to reopen on Sept 12
Local postoffice sub station A on South Main street will reopen Tuesday September 12 after about two months closure due to the resignation of its former postmaster Z M Stilman will assume charge of the office. Joseph Buchanan of Thomasville is recovering from surgery for appendicitis. The body of Olin E Jarrett a former Thomasville man who died in Fairfield Alabama following injuries from an earlier accident is due to arrive in Thomasville today with services expected Sunday in Thomasville.
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Postoffice
South Main Street
Z. M.stilman
Joseph Buchanan
Thomasville
Fbr
Olin E. Jarrett
Fairfield
Ala
Doughton Opens Campaign in Boone with Thousands in Attendance
Farmer Bob Doughton, incumbent congressman from this district, spoke in Boone attracting several thousand listeners. He attacked the Republican record on the soldier bonus and tariff and said Congress may act on the bonus but the president’s position remains unclear. He planned to tour Iredell, Stanly, and other counties before returning to Washington next week.
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Bob Doughton
Fom
Boone
Representative Doughton
J. I. Campbell
Albemarle
Doughton
Congress
Doctors Endorse Big Breakfast Trend Experts Clash Over Evidence
A debate over breakfast habits sees doctors advocating a hearty morning meal as beneficial while researchers urge caution. The discussion highlights health impacts, obesity links, and dietary guidelines without definitive consensus.
Autoist Charged After Bee Incident Sparks Reform Talk
A driver allegedly swatted a bee and struck a litch prompting reformers to advocate bee muzzles. Local officials weigh new safety measures amid public concern and debate about animal and insect welfare.
Southern Commercial Congress Holds 15th Annual Convention
Chicago hosts the 15th annual Southern Commercial congress November 20 to 22 with the Chicago Association of Commerce and Illinois Manufacturers' Association as hosts. A post-convention conference on Mexican trade relations follows in Texas City, Texas, with a visit to Mexico City as guests of the Mexican government. The congress, organized in 1837, has a long history including a 1861 postponement due to the Civil War and revival after Reconstruction with permanent headquarters in Washington.
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Chicago
Southern Commercial Congress
Chicago Association of Commerce and
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
Texas City
Texas
Mexico City
Atlanta
South
Washinton
Capital City
Enrollment Reaches 200 at A and T College
Greensboro, Sept 8. The 28th annual session of the Agricultural and Technical College opened Sept 1 with about 200 students enrolled, nearly the same as last year despite a four year advanced entry policy.
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Greensbor
Agricultural and Technical College
Opening of 1921 Sunday school session announced
The September 3 session focused on organization. President Dudley named Capt. D. K. Chery as superintendent and elected officers from the student body. Three new faculty additions include D. B. Good oe from Howard University, a Harvard graduate, for English. J. H. Nicholas from the University of Pittsburgh for chemistry. and L. BE. Davis from Florida A. and M. College for poultry work.
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Dudley
D. K. Chery
D. B. Good Oe
A. B
Howard University
Harvard
J. H. Nicholas
University of Pittsburg
L. BE. Davis
B.S. of Florida
M-college
Michigan Man Believes He Is the Devil
A Michigan man asserts he is the devil amid domestic tension. His assertion arises in a dispute with his wife, highlighting a cautionary moral about accepting spousal claims without inquiry.
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Michigan
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Reighter
Washington Street
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Lexington
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H. Harris & Bro
Main and
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R. W. Yountis
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R. W. Younts
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Sheraton Hotel Square
Morocco
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