This N That column riffs on heat and fashion quirks
Allee Barton laments heat struck ideas for This N That and invites readers to supply columns. jabs at cotton wear, teeth ads, and societal blame appear between light local notes. Mentions visitors: Misses Leler and Wstelle Ware of Oak Grove, plus J C Carot, Misty Yassle Lee Carroll, Sam, Ed Fir, Henry Lawrence Cassel, Flay Payne, Sidney Mason, Ware Shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Leler
Wstelle Ware
Oak Grove
Classified Ads Pack Fragments From Local Listings
A jumble of local ads including a Chevrolet coach for Mrs Pollock at 210 King Street, a reward for a female hound with a pr0p collar, Wheat Corn and Oats prices offered by Interstate Milling Co, two 3 room apartments for rent near West Gold and 600 West, a banana split promotion at Kings Mountain Drug, and various repair and cleaning service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Milling Co
Charlotte
N. C
Menta
W. F. Logan
Fragmented dialogue fragment from unknown source
A garbled dialogue excerpt mentions Tom, George, Eve, and Selden in a cryptic exchange about apples and a dog. The text is disjointed with unclear context and missing references. No coherent news event or identifying details are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
George George
Government should act as umpire not player in ball game
Chicago stands as an umpire figure in national affairs, urges Malcolm Bingy, noting current business regulations threaten America. He argues Uncle Sam must stay neutral, refuse pitching for one side, and avoid interfering with others lives while supporting balance and fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cily
Malcolm Bingy
Sam
Ameriantar
Pingny
Ted
Montreat Weekend Notes and Community Jottings
Local notes from Kritica and nearby writers mention a sparse news week with folks at the fair or returning from church events. The column nods to Jimmy Darracott, Alce Betty, and others, apologizes for a prior crack, and hints at community jokes, dance plans, and race chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Darracott
Alce Betty
Paul
Stewart
Carl Fin
Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Cleveland County
Public auction to sell property in Shelby at the courthouse door on July 24, 1929. Beginning at South LaFayette Street fronting West Graham Street, the parcel lies within the City of Shelby, Cleveland County, under a power of sale approved by the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Cleveland County
Shelby
City of
Clevelant Cand
LaFayette Street
Ald Freee
Graham Street
Property Boundaries Described for Sale on Trade Street
Description outlines parcel starting at Lazarete Street intersection proceeding north to Caroling Theatre then west 200 feet to a stake on Trade Street edge, then along Trade Street 46 feet to North edge of West Graham Street, turning north 200 feet to start. Sale subject to prior encumbrances as of June 1, code ta Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarete Street
Caroling Theatre
Trade Steeet
Trde Street
West Graham Street
Trade Street
Graham Street
Goon Ray 1
Juoe
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Allee Barton
Patterson Grove
T. G. Pollock
King St
Veternarian Hospital
Gastonia
Wellsmor
Paul’ Ware
Remi
Emily
Kings Mountain
Wade
Ling
Jon
Fema
Adtran
P. L. Piercy
Emerson Ave
Stonia, N.C
Belgium
Florida
Reachtal Pavatlon
Neerlands
The
Tattlers
Ant
Helen Garcison
Ajston
Fred Tas
Moontata
Dot
Jim
Eppie
Gilbert
Jacasonville
SURE
Nes
Clancy
Thomas
Czar
Timmie
Czaress
Foster's Shoe Service
Blalock Grocery & Market
Blade
Adeserie
Cera
Open
Home Building and Loan Association
A. H. Patterson
Sec’y Treasurer
Percy L
Crosby
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