Kings Mountain Herald excerpt with poetry fragment
The Kings Mountain Herald describes itself as a weekly paper founded in 1689, published on Thursdays, with subscription rates and a mission to promote welfare for local citizens. A poetry excerpt reflects themes of humility and charity, touching on loss and redemption.
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Kings Mountain
Canvass on the Kings Mountain WPA Truck Sparks Caution
Shelby Star notes WPA workers in Kings Mountain riding a canvas covered truck to stay warm, with residents warned about odd contraptions and spectral shapes. The piece humorously contrasts safer past scenes and urges safe driving, while King Mountain merchants report brisk Christmas business and shoppers preparing for 1939. It also cites 1938 highway deaths down from 1937 and muses on urban hurry before detailing a re sale notice for Cleveland County real estate in King.
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WPA
Shelby Star
Shelby
Kings ‘Mountain
Ben Goforth A Kings Mountain Horse And Buggy Era Figure
Haywood B Lynch recalls Ben Goforth a Kings Mountain Ford man who rode a R F D route from 1902 to 1933. He used two horses alternating days covering about 25 miles with daily finish around 4 30 PM. He later bought a car but treasured horse and buggy days and traded horses 19 times in 19 years. The piece also notes wartime rates cited by Otie Mull during a Lions Club talk and a Dixie Theatre screening of Brother Rat at V M I where Eddie Smith lived while at school.
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Ben Goforth
Ford
Kings Mountain
Otie Mull
Lion's Club
D. M. Bake
Dave
Rat
Dixie Theatre
Eddie Smith
Promish The Impossible By Raymond Pitcairn
Promish The Impossible presents a land sale notice for parcels on the east side of Railroad Avenue in Cleveland County North Carolina. Survey map by B L Campbell accompanies the notice with parcels bounded by Plank Harmon Allen and Herndon and a railroad street. Lots priced with one half cash and the rest due within six months and the option to pay all cash upon sale confirmation. Sale date shown as the 2nd day of Jam.
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B. L. Campbell
Levy Reyonlds
Register of Deeds Office
Cleveland
N. C
J. C. Plank
M. L. Harmon
J. 8. Allen
J. E. Herndon
Railroad Street
Railroad ‘Avenue
North Carolina cotton study links fiber traits to spinning quality
The North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station at State College reports results from Technical Bulletin No. 8 on how fiber length, diameter, strength, fineness, drag and wall thickness affect spinning quality. Findings show that smaller fiber diameter enhances yarn strength while very short or long staples influence yarn quality differently. breeders should favor longer, smaller diameter fibers with adequate strength for better spinning outcomes.
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Nord Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
State College
Jerry H. Moore
Kilge Mountain Herald Social Notes Describe Holidays Visits
Mr and Mrs D L Wilson and two children of Littleton spent New Year s Day with Mr and Mrs DF Hord Miss Atle Weir of Charlotte spent holidays here with relatives Mrs Edgar Deese of Atlanta spent Christmas here with her mother Mare T C Hardin Mr George Barber spent Friday in Gastonia Mr and Mrs E B Olive of Bar visited her parents Mr and Mrs D J Fulton last week The text also notes a discussion about yarn strength and fiber breaking load per fiber and their relation to grain strength across seasons.
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D. L. Wilson
Littleton
DF. Hord
Atle Weir
Charlotte
Edgar Deese
Atlanta
Mare
T. C. Hardin
George Barber Apent
Gastonia
E. B. Olive
Barl
D. JA. Fulton
Tenants Grow Grass Region of Kentucky
A terse note describes tenants cultivating about two thirds of a grass region in Kentucky. It mentions a church pennant as the only flag allowed to fly from the tame hoist above the Stars and Stripes.
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Kentucky
Ferry accident tale leaves readers puzzled
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a ferry boarding incident with a car and water avoidance. Names and places are unclear, but police involvement and a shooting hint at a dramatic late night scene. The piece ends with unfinished lines and a note to continue.
Washington Snapshots reveals strategy on spending
Washington observers describe a late night scramble by “strategy boys” shaping a defense linked armament plan to preserve popular spending. AAA losses spark questions of reform while the National Grange vows to block regimentation of farmers. Also noted are insect studies, geography notes, and a brisk glimpse at large rice crops and London weddings.
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Washington
Jobin Q. Puble
Mpkey
John Q
WPA
Puublic
Howeve
Wasington
AAA
Wallace
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