Mills Won’t Face Clemson Saturday
Lad Mills of Greenville, guard on the Davidson college football team, will miss the Clemson game in Charlotte next Saturday due to a knee injury. Teammate Dan Goodykoontz is also sidelined for about two weeks with a knee issue but shows improvement. Davidson, missing only Mills and Goodykoontz, works hard this week with new plays as Monk Younger reshapes the offense for the Clemson bout.
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Davidson
Lad Mills
Greenville
S. C
Clemson Tigers
Charlotte
Mills
Dan Goodykoontz
Goodykoontz
Davidson Eleven ii
Bengals
Clemson
Wildcats
Elon
Monk Younger
James Byerly Returns After 35 Years Away
James Byerly, a Davidson county native, returned to Lexington for a visit after thirty five years in Indiana. He visited two brothers near Thomasville and other relatives in the area, marking his first return to the county since leaving.
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Lexington
James Byerly
Davidson County
Indiana
Thomasville
Xlograph Engraving Described As Weed Impression
A description notes Xlograph as the name given to an engraving on weed or an impression thereof, indicating a labeled or distinctive mark on the plant artifact.
Fragmented Clues From A Puzzle Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered crossword style hints and mismatched entries. It mentions words like trumpet, resin, scent, and scarlet, with scattered numbers and odd spellings. The text appears as a damaged puzzle or glossary snippet rather than a coherent news item.
Professional Schools at State University Enroll Over 400
The University of North Carolina reports professional school enrollment exceeding 400, with students spread across law, medicine, pharmacy, and applied science. Medicine has a full house with 83 students, pharmacy 63 PhG, law 112, and engineering 110 in freshmen, signaling a continued rise in professional enrollments.
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State University
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
School of Law
Medicine
Pharmacy
Applied Science
School of Medicine
School of Pharmacy
Cornelia E. Frizzell
Snow Hill
Engineering
Births outpace deaths by over three to one in Davidson August
August tally in Davidson county shows 89 births and 28 deaths. Whites had 82 births and 19 deaths, while blacks had 7 births and 9 deaths. Thomasville led in births with 30 and Lexington 14. Emmons township had 10 births and 2 deaths. Rural areas reported 43 births and 18 deaths, towns 46 births and 10 deaths. Several deaths listed with unknown causes, paralysis, bronchial pneumonia, and gunshot wound noted.
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Lexington
Davidson County
County Health Department
Thomasville
Emmons Township
Davidson County Fair Opens At New Grounds In Lexington
The Davidson county fair opened yesterday at the new fair grounds near the Smith lumber plant in Lexington with large crowds. Exhibits include agricultural displays, poultry, and several community exhibits competing for prizes. Six daily free acts, fireworks at night, and a contest for the ugliest man offers ten gallons of motor oil and ten gallons of gasoline as a prize.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Smith Lumber
Fred Hackney
Minnie Layden
Charles Young
James A. Leonard
Rom Hill
Reeds
Fatalities by age in motor accident month report
A motor accident report lists six deaths under one year old, nine deaths aged 16 to 60, and eight deaths over 60 within the month.
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Theatre Beautiful
Belle Bennett and
Joe Brown
Molly & ME
Lee
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Eddie Dyers
Parisan
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Geraldine Eddie Quillan
Marion Nixon
Mack Sennett
Hubby
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Anita Page
Rod la Rocque
Josephine Dunn
Qorpheum
Eviston-Williams “Carolinians
Letty
Mabel
Ince
Musieas
Meledy
Doors
Laura LA
QroGold Cigarettes
O P. Lorillard Co
Paul Whiteman
P. C. Horne
Washington, D. C
P. C. Horne, Sr
Washington, D.C
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