Fire Prevention Week Emphasized in Public Safety Message
A local public notice urges residents to observe fire prevention week with practical safety measures and awareness. The message stresses weekly diligence and community involvement to reduce fire risk and protect homes and property.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chambers of Commerce
Three to One Live at Home Contest Aims to Quadruple Corn Yields
Farmers and vocational agriculture students in 41 communities, under Roy H. Thomas, seek to produce three times the county average corn yield on five acres, with prizes including a loving cup for the top adult producer and gold medals for students. Contests rules require all entrants to be in classes, five acre adult plots and three acre student plots, with seed and fertilizer decisions made by teachers and contestants.
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Young Tar Heel Farmer
Corrections for a Reprographic Item
The notes correct five points about the pictured ship scene. Ships lack paddlewheels. Columbus ships did not fly the American flag. The picture should read Santa Maria not Santa Marie. Rembrandt died in 1669 making the painting over 250 years old if painted by him. The scrambled word is TECHNIQUE.
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Santa Mlaria
Santa Marie
Rembrandt
Danville Mayor Harry Wooding Ends 38 Years in Office
Capt. Harry Wooding, 89, completes his 38th year as Danville’s mayor. Began in 1892 during Cleveland’s administration and has served continuously. His medical bills over 45 years total under $10, and he remains active at work daily.
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Danville
Harry Wooding
Cleveland
Man Takes Own Life After Multiple Attempts
In Elizabeth New Jersey on September 23 Joseph G Houser sought death by his own actions. He slashed his wrists then drank poison and finally leaped from a third story window. Fear the methods would fail and worry over an auto accident contributed to his death.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Joseph G. Houser
Sai
Black-Draught Long in Use in Gainesville Area
A Gainesville resident recalls Thedford’s Black-Draught, used for nearly a century to ease constipation indigestion and biliousness. She describes buying it at Jim Jay’s store after a recommendation and notes relief from headaches fatigue and foul taste after a few doses.
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Gainesville
Ge—Thedford
Jim Jay
Bailey Urges Take Power From G O P In Campaign Stop
In West Jefferson North Carolina on September 23 Democratic U S Senate nominee J W Bailey urged voters to strip Republicans of power. He charged the 1928 campaign promises were fraudulently made and that GOP policies worsened farm prices unemployment and industrial decline under Hoover. He called for a Republican defeat to restore public trust.
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West Jefferson
N. C
United States
J. W. Bailey
United States Senate
Bailey
Congress
North Carolina Ranks Second in Public School Enrollment
North Carolina reports 29.0 percent of its population in public schools for 1927 28, second only to Mississippi 33.8 among Southern states. The figures from the U S Education bulletin show Alabama Arkansas Oklahoma and Tennessee also high in pupil per population ratios. Officials say pupil density drives education effort and cost.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heel
State Department
Florida
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Maryland
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Missouri
Parachutes and Night Flight on a Starry Ship
Corrinne leads a daring parachute plan aboard a night flight with Rosalee and Punk Melton. The ship soars above darkness and moonlight as Corrinne rediscovers freedom, but a sudden nose dive tests the crew and passengers.
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Punk Melton
Tommy
Corrinne
Randolph County Visit By Mrs. W. W. Martin This Week
Asheboro reports Mrs. W. W. Martin of the North Carolina College faculty will be in Randolph County this week to work on the in mobilization program.
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North Carolina College
Parent-Teacher Association
Asheboro
W. W. Martin
N. C. College
Randolph County
Randolph County News Notes Local PTA and Family Reunion
The PTA plans a week of visits to Liberty Staley Seagrove Farmer Randleman Providence Ramseur Franklinville Balfour Trinity. Flora Lewellen will fill her late father E E Lewellen’s deputy post under Sheriff Ben Millikan. A Trogdon family reunion is set for the first Sunday in October at Asheboro Court House led by W A Trogdon and C E Lovett.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Martin
Liberty
Staley
Seagrove Farmer
Randleman
Providence
Ramseur
Franklinville
Balfour
Trinity
Randolph
Flora Lewellen
E. E. Lewellen
Asheboro
Ben Millikan
Trogdon
Court House
W. A. Trogdon
North Wilkesboro
C. E. Lovett
Seventeenth Vaccination Succeeds in Berwick Girl Case
Mary Keener, 15, faced another school entry hurdle after 19 prior vaccines did not take. Dr Campbell gave a twentieth shot and when that failed he issued a permanent school certificate, marking a landmark vaccination case.
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Berwick
Mary Keener
Campbell
Far mer yields 138 bushels from half acre potatoes
Ben Jones and Isabel Okio produced 138 bushels of U S No 1 potatoes from half an acre this year.
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Ben Jones
Isabel, Okio
U. S
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