Subscription Rates Era Year Aims Kings Mountain Weekly
Historical notice from a regional weekly newspaper outlining subscription rates and pricing structures for the Kings Mountain area. Mentions monthly and weekly terms and serves as a promotional item for local citizens and advertisers.
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Neighborlin two incidents in Robecon county report
Two local events in Rob econ county are noted as the world grows wild. a farmer tending corn and hay shares a moment seen as refreshing and heartening amid troubling times. The fragment suggests broad concern about societal decline.
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Politics on the Bench Study Bias in Federal Court Judges
A DoJ survey of nearly 300 federal state and municipal judges reveals politics and personal bias shape many decisions more than law and jurisprudence. The piece argues familiar concerns about the judiciary and ethical standards persist as lawyers transition to judgeships.
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There and There. Pay Your Subscriptions Urged
The Kings Mountain Herald appeals to subscribers to renew promptly, noting that local support funds publishing. It argues peace over war and warns parents to restrict children from fire hazards and firearms, citing incidents to urge safety education and responsible behavior.
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King Street weddings and local life in Kings Mountain
A reader writes of recent and upcoming weddings on King Street and at Hasel Settlemyre, plus notes on community events. He praises local businesses Hord Studio and the Palmetto Yarn Mill, and reflects on civic topics, roads, and a village tale about neighbors and democracy.
Daily sales rise in small towns and rural areas in March
Daily average sales of general merchandise in small towns and rural areas for March were about 17 percent above March 1938 and 15 percent above February this year. The article also notes a proposal that immigration from the notorious fermé may be barred, as suggested by Baker of the U S Department of Agriculture.
Let's Look Back From The King Mountain Herald
Nineteen years ago Mrs. Paul Peterson visited Charlotte on Monday Elizabeth Plank returned from State College for Women at Greensboro Harmon was in Charlotte Friday Miss with Harmon was in Charlotte for business reasons only Then the villager remarked You will bend the same kind of people here Canadian Baptist.
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Fragmented dialogue from Heathcliff scene
A garbled excerpt shows Heathcliff and Cathy in a tense moment with aimless exchanges and interrupted sentences. The text hints at dramatic tension and shifting power as characters converse in an unstable scene. The chaotic lines obscure clear events or outcomes.
Washington Snapshots on Press, WPA Fuel Capitol Debate
Washington commentary discusses the press bias critique by the Brain Trust and a broadcast critic, the response of Congress to radio talk, and the growing unease over WPA funding. It notes the push for a larger PWA and a radio Q&A showing clerks’ confusion about agencies like FDIC and FAA.
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Money From Latin Roots Sparks Tariff Skirmish
A Midwest state imposes a 66 vehicle entry toll on out of state trucks carrying goods, citing discriminatory tariffs. The curbs aim to raise revenue and protect local commerce.
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