Industrial Education at A and M College 1908 Courses
The Sivistioment of the North Carolina eye of Agriculture and Mechanic Artsa describes the college offering courses in Agriculture Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Manufacturing Chemistry and other trades. It lists 94 students in Agriculture 103 in Civil Engineering 116 in Electrical Engineering 79 in Mechanical arts 50 in Manufacturing and Chemistry with short courses in Machine Work Drawing Carding Spinning Weaving and Dairying. A session begins September 2 1908 and a catalogue is available from the President.
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Sivestioment
North Carolina Eye of Agriculture and
Mechanic Artsa
Electrical Enne
Mechani Ey Teson
Besidhe
West Hk
Sermon, praise, and good weather at Hills Grove Baptist
Rev FE Turner of Siloam preached an interesting sermon at Hills Grove Baptist Church Sunday. Mr Hall also spoke Saturday night. Mrs M Patterson has improved after illness. Farmers near completion of tobacco planting and working corn and wheat. Sunday School at Hills Grove strong with engaged youth.
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FE. W. Turner
Siloam
Hills Grove Paneer Baptist Church
Hall
M. Patterson
Hills Grove
Tobacco growers urged to attend Raleigh meeting
A call from President Simmons asks tobacco farmers to gather in Raleigh on July 10 to discuss united action for profitable prices. The note stresses coordinated effort and sound business judgment to secure profits for the 1908 crop and urges township meetings with representatives sent to Raleigh.
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Simmons
Raleigh
Ral
North Carolina Farmers Protective Association Meeting Call
A public notice urges joiners to attend a pivotal meeting to discuss fair, just business methods and universal prosperity through profitable producer prices. J O W Gravely endorses orderly deliberation and state welfare, asking neighbors to participate actively.
North Carolina Farmers Protective As sociation Meeting Call
The annual meeting of the North Carolina Farmers Protective Association will be held in Raleigh on Friday July 10 1908. Counties are urged to send representatives or meet locally to select delegates. Vital questions will be discussed with aim of a profitable outcome. leaders R K Simmons and J O W Gravely urge broad participation.
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North Carolina Farmers’ Protective Association
Raleigh
R. K. Simmons
J. O. W. Gravely
Farm For Sale in Siloam Township Near Whitaker Roads
Bargain tobacco farm offered privately before August first. Includes dwelling, well, three tobacco barns, feed barn, greenhouse, orchard with no poor fruit in years, and grapevines. Farm yielded about $18 per hundred on 948 lb loads. sale by N T Dinkins, Sloam NC. Also ad for kidney and backache remedy by J W Mcpherson and Co.
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Siloam Township
Whitaker
N. T. Dinkins
Sloam
N. C
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A. & M. College
Siicam News
Farmers’ Protective Association
J H Gwyn
Superior Court of
Surry County
Camp Creek
William Cockerham
Lemuel Cockerham
Office of Register of Deeds of
James Smith
Daniel Barker
Patsy Smith
Lemuel T. Cockerham
J. W. Mcpherson and Co
E. Fournier
Lake Charles
Alkwick
Chesterfield
Lion Brand
Cortlias
Bank OF
Mount Airy
Jesse Hene
J Byerly
Hadley
F. P. Sparger
W. G. Sydnor
A. L. Bunker
Z. T. Smith
H. N. Gates
T. J. Smithwin
L. Stone
R. L. Wolf
Ek. H. Koehtitzky
P. Graves
G. C. Welch
F. M. Poore
A. G. Bowman
T. B. McCargo
G. Pace
Fish River
Lowgap
W. C. Woodruff
Lowgap, N. C
Oxford Beacon
Monogram
J. L. Harrison
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