Power Conference Draws NC Leaders to Muscle Shoals Debate
North Carolina delegates and prominent figures including Col Joseph Hyde Pratt and Max Gardner prepare for the Southern Appalachian power conference in Chattanooga October 13 15. Speakers from state and national ranks will discuss Muscle Shoals disposal and rural electrification amid regional growth plans.
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Chattanooga
John H. Small
Washington
N. C
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
Max Gardner
Shelby
Col. Pratt
William Jardine
Southern Appalachian Power Conference
Asheville
North Carolina
Southeast
Middle South
South
Muscle Shoals
W. H. Oaken
The
Electrical World
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
Louis Watkins
U. S. Army
O. C. Merrill
Harrison 8. Howe
N. C. Grover
United States Geological Survey
E. A. Stewart
University of Minnesota
America
M. O. Crosby
Mississippi Development Board
Federal Flood Commission
J. T. Newcomb
Joint Public Utilities
Henry Mace Payne
American Mining Congress
Gus Dyer
Vanderbilt University
S S S Rheumatic Relief Promoted in Long-Standing Ad
Advert explains S S S as a vegetable tonic for rheumatism with testimonials from Earl C Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee. It claims over a century of relief and urges purchase at drug stores in two sizes.
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Hot Springs
S.S.S
Earl C. Campbell
Main Street
Johnson City
Ena
S.S
Rally of Nokomis Tribe of Red Men in Lexington
In Lexington on Saturday night the Nokomis Tribe of Red Men held its annual rally at the courthouse with stirring addresses and a large attendance. Dr. Ira Freeman gave the invocation, Mayor Fred O. Sink delivered the welcome, and principal talks were given by E. G. West of Greensboro, past Great Sachem, and F. G. Hammer of Gibsonville, Great Junior Sagamore.
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Lexington
Nokomis Tribe of Red Men
Court House
Tribe of the Red Men
Ira Freeman
Erlanger
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Fred O. Sink
E. G. West
Greensboro
North Carolina
Red Men
F. G. Hammer
Gibsonville
Junior Sagamore
Nokomis Red Men Tribe Sees Rapid Growth in North Carolina
North Carolina and Col. D.H. Milton of High Point, titled the grand old man of the order, joined Dr. Ira Freeman of Erlanger in delivering addresses. The Red Men quartet provided music as Nokomis Tribe of Red Men, with over 200 members, announced rapid growth.
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North Carolina
D. H. Milton
High Point
Ira 'Reeman
Erlanger
Red Men Quartette
Red Men
McLean cites boll weevil damage to Eastern cotton
Governor McLean reports severe boll weevil damage to cotton in the eastern counties, especially Robeson. He revised Robeson county’s expected yield from 69,000 to about 45,900 bales, while northern counties like Harnett and Johnston show better prospects. He notes tobacco prices may offset cotton losses.
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Raleigh
McLean
Robeson County
South Carolina
Robeson
Harnett
Johnston
Stunning redingote in orchid chiffon velvet design
A redingote for evening wear features orchid chiffon velvet fabric in a broken triangular motif with small figure motifs.
Fire Prevention Week Aims to Cut North Carolina Losses
Raleigh Sept 20 Mayor proclamations urged as Insurance Commissioner Stacey W Wade asks city leaders to back Fire Prevention Week Oct 9 to 15. Officials report a 34 percent drop in state fire losses but urge schools farms and churches to aid efforts and remove waste inflammables from homes.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Duke Football Shapes Up for Furman Test
Duke University football under Coach Dehart began shaping up as first stringers practiced against freshmen. Linesmen included Kelly Bennettt Kistler Thompson Jones Culp Warren Hunter Brummitt. Backfield featured McNinch Buie Janoski Godfrey Farley Adams.
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Duke University
Dehart
Furman University
Kelly
Bennett
Kistler
Thompson
Jones
Culp
Warren
Hunter
Brummitt
McNinch
Buie
Janoski
Godfrey
Farley
Adams
Guilford Superior Court Opens Two-Week Criminal Term
Greensboro reports Guilford Superior Court began a two week term with Judge Thomas J. Shaw presiding and 100 cases on the docket for trial. The grand jury is to convene to consider indictments and presentments as proceedings commence.
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Greensboro
Thomas J. Shaw
Guilford Superior Court
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Holbrook
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Detroit Jewels—Tappans
North Carolina Public Service Company
Burlington
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