Beattie Family Guest List From Sunday Social
Mr and Mrs R Lee Bracton hosted their son Clyde Blanton and family from Cuiftsine as guests Sunday. Louise Moss spent Sunday in Cramerton. Gordon Beatty of Blackmount hosted relatives. B Lee Blanton and family visited Vada Campe. J J Hope and Wilma Hope with Miss Lillian Moore visited Pleasant Hill. Wesley Blanton visited Bidney Jon in Patterson Grove. Novella Phillips spent Sunday in Cherryville.
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R. Lee Bracton
Clyde Blanton
Cuiftsine
Mise Louise Moss
Mar
J. J. Hope
Wilma Hope
Lillian
Up Moore
Pleasant Hill Cou
Wesley Blanton
Bidney Jon
Patterson Grove
Planes May Speed Fresh Produce to Market
Growers and marketing specialists study air transport for perishable items. Tender sweet corn, spinach, cauliflower, lima beans, and English peas are considered for rapid shipment. Oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines were noted as moving by boat rail and truck, while fresh juice could be air moved.
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Spe
Public awakening urged to defend liberty and reform
A fragmented speech by George Benson as president of Hering College Voantec argues for self-reliance and public action to defend democracy. He warns that concentrated power and fiscal mismanagement threaten freedom, urging a nationwide awakening and calmer public sentiment to shape America's future. Born in Tennessee, Hatton Summers turned 21 in Texas and has served in Dallas district since the 63rd Congress, noted for his eloquence.
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Federal Treasury
Netarettle Che
Stranere
Washington
Bertment Ie
Mrr
Sumnert
Sian
America
Congress
Tennessee
Hatton Sumners
Texas
Dallas
Defrosting Tips From a Curious Opera Gadget
A quirky note describes a device named Ginthor in a whimsical operetta setting. It mentions using soap and water each time it defrosts, blending theatrical imagery with odd practical detail.
Kings Mountain Water Bond Ordinance Farmers 1946
Ordinance authorizes the City of Kings Mountain to issue bonds not exceeding 49000 under the Finance Act of 1921 to extend the water works system including new mains. A tax to pay principal and interest will be levied annually. The debt statement is filed with the Clerk for public inspection. The ordinance takes effect after voter approval at an election.
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Kings Mountain
Sawyer
Board of City
Laldonde
Earl & Sawyer
Kings Mountain Votes Bonds for Sewer System Upgrade
An ordinance authorizes 75 000 sanitary sewer bonds under The Municipal Finance Act to extend the city septic system and install additional sewer lines. It provides annual tax levies, requires a public statement by the Clerk, and takes effect after voter approval at an election. The ordinance was adopted June 11, 1948 and first published June 2, 1946. Any challenge must start within 30 days after public notice.
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Board of City Commissioners
City of
Kings Mountain
Old City
Earl
Sawyer
Street Improvement Bonds Authorized for City
City authorizes issuance of bonds under the Municipal Finance Act of 1921. The issue amount not to exceed $45,000 to construct or reconstruct street surfaces in the city. The bond sale aims to fund roadway upgrades and related improvements.
Street Improvements Ordinance From 1916
An ordinance details construction or reconstruction of sidewalks curbs and drains plus grading with at least one fourth of improvement costs to be specially assessed. It provides for levy of a tax to pay principal and interest on bonds and states records are available for public inspection. The ordinance was passed on June Mth 1916 and first published June 13 1916 with a thirty day validity period for challenges.
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Earl
Sawyer
Board of City Commissioners
Bonds For Recreation And Athletic Purposes Approved
A local council approves forty dollar bonds for recreation and athletic purposes under the Municipal Finance Act of 1921, authorizing funding through this proceeding. The measure outlines issuance details and the authority behind financing to support community programs and facilities.
City readies recreation land plan with stadium section
Emended ordinance allows a city preview land use for recreation not athletics with stadium section and equipment. It sets annual tax to cover principal and interest, outlines notice and enactment, and states the ordinance takes effect after June 11 1946 and first publication June 1 1946 by Earl and Sawyer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Beattie
Phillips
Cherryville
Griffin Pharmacy
Waffle Shop
Logan Supply CO
Bessemer City
George
Benson
President Hering
Colge Voantec
Southern States Racing Association
Souths
Paren Perman
City of Kings
Bride
Kings Mountain Laundry
Paul Maney
Book of City Commissioners
Prescr
Rexall
Otte
City Hall
Shelby, N