North Carolina Residents Abroad and State Population Growth
North Carolina born residents totaled 443 844 living in other states in 1920 while 157 996 non residents lived in North Carolina. Virginia led in NC natives abroad with 113 151, followed by South Carolina 50 040 and Georgia 29 118. State population rose from 2 206 287 in 1910 to 2 559 123 in 1920, with 3 000 000 forecast for 1930.
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Raleigh
State Department of Conservation and Development
U. S
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Tar Heels
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New York
Florida
Texas
West Virginia
Vermont
Maine
Nevada
New Hampshire
Tar Heel
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North Cotosur
TORO
ROWE
New Mexico
Mistiobock
Rhode Island
North Dakota
Wick Ase
Telling On Nurse MOTHER
A humorous fragment shows a child scolding a nurse, asking why the mother is unkind and declaring dislike and a wish to pinch the nurse’s cheeks, echoing playful family banter.
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Daddy
Haskell Indians Prepare for Rugged Fall Road Schedule
The Haskell Indians, famed as a road squad, plan trips east to Pittsburgh and south to New Orleans for five key games this fall. The slate opens October 4 in Grand Forks against North Dakota, then Butler in Indianapolis Loyola in New Orleans Duquesne in Pittsburgh and Xavier in Cincinnati. New coach William H. Dietz, a quarter blood Sioux, answers alumni calls.
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Lawrence, Kas
Haskell Indians
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Bagpipe attracts fish claim sparks fishing debate
A Port Bannatyne boat-hirer on Bute says bagpipe music lures fish like the Pied Piper lured Hamelin rats. Other fishermen dispute the claim, arguing bagpipes do not attract fish.
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Glasgow
Port Bannatyne
Bute
Carolina Motor Club Observes 7th Birthday
Greensboro observes the seventh birthday of the Carolina Motor Club formed September 15 1922. The organization now claims over 21 000 North Carolina automobile owners and 20 000 members in the American Automobile Association network, with expansion in services and staff.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Carolina Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Commonwealth
Idlewood
C. C. Hudson
Chas
FP. Clark
Emmett Robinson
Charleston
D. C
Coleman W. Roberts
E. Sternberger
A. J. Barbour
W. H. McGlamery
L. H. Martin
George L. Stansbury
C. W. Roberts
Sternberger
Roberts
C. C. Armstrong
Gastonia
Charles S. Wallace
Morehead City
Obrick
Elm Street
Carolina Motorists
Higher heels hailed as style requisite in Paris trend
An internationally famous shoe designer predicts a rise in heel height due to longer fuller dance dresses and the fashion ideal of tall legged figures. He notes flat feet visible beneath new dresses would ruin chic and dancing posture.
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Paris
Parrot Mascot Reemerges at Scottish Boy Scout Camp
In Beauliy Firth Scotland a boy found a parrot trapped in a rabbit hole near a boy scout camp. The bird is now the camp mascot and the haunting wail prompted the retreat before the rescue.
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Ori
Mary Liddell
Kansas City
Haskell
Enterprise Free Cooking School
American Theatre
S. R. Dull
Bell Furniture Co
North Main Street
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Hutchens Department
Beauly Firth, Scotland
Enterprise
Cooking
Stamney’s
High Point’s Greatest Jewelry Store
Royal Doulton
Towle Sterling Silver
High Point Creamery
The
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Les the Bast
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