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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
Mount Airy News notes 1925 subscription prices with one year set at 1.50 dollars. The notice marks the publication as a second class mail matter under federal statute.
Surry County gains a county agricultural agent focused on helping farmers improve yields. The piece contrasts a well managed, productive farm with a worn, failing one and argues good farming secures independence and safety. It also critiques church funding and previews Baptist leadership tensions around Wake Forest College president Dr. W L Poteat and a proposed trustee plan change.
An editorial notes friction within the Baptist community over cooperative efforts and mission support. Leaders warn of continued divisions as churches balk at plans, especially on foreign missions, while missionaries experience reduced backing due to widespread reluctance to cooperate.
The American College of Surgeons named Martin Memorial Hospital among the best in the United States and Canada for meeting core hospital standards. The survey covered 49 North Carolina hospitals with 29 accredited, citing staff, facilities, records, and medical audit as key factors.
Reverend J H West departs this week for Reidsville to assume a new pastorate. He has served the Mount Airy circuit for four years and friends of West and his family regret their departure.
A municipal notice urges residents to pay city taxes before November 1 to avoid extra charges. It warns late payments incur higher costs and potential penalties. The message emphasizes timely action and outlines where to pay.
The article examines Brazil's coffee monopoly its impact on prices and production. It notes government warehouse control profits for growers and restricted exports while U S wholesalers seek alternatives in Mexico Central America and other regions. Demand falls as American consumption declines amid high prices.
In Surry Superior Court on Monday the association secured restraining orders against four county farmers P A Marion Shoals J E Stanley G W Long and W S Simpson prohibiting sale of their 1925 crop on the open market The move marks the first effort by the association to curb member sales after numerous 1924 actions to compel delivery to the cooperative The case reflects ongoing toll handling of tobacco by the Surry Alleghany dispute with rounds of trials appeals and a Sparta special term result Chief figures include P A Marion J E Stanley G W Long and W S Simpson with county officials involved in related costs.
Attendees at the Winston-Salem funeral on Sunday included hk. H. Kochiitzky John Sobotta A E Smith O H Yokley Raymond Smith James Yokley George C Graves B H Williamson and Bruce Yokley, honoring the deceased B F Huntley.
The Mulligan Construction Company started upgrading Fancy Gap road to a 30 foot clear roadway with gravel and asphalt tar surface. North Carolina plans widen and surface Patrick road while continuing Dobbs on road work with a large crew and temporary Virginia-lateral coordination.
A county agricultural note urges farmers to sow rye and barley or mixtures with vetch for early hay and spring grazing. Surry County buys large hay amounts yearly, and delaying sowing risks high feed costs. Emphasizes wheat for bread, late sowing to curb Hessian fly, and fall grain to prevent soil washing. Office at the Court House, Dobson.
A Hallowe'en party is set for Friday October 30 in the new Copeland school building. A small admission will go to the athletic fund and library, with a fashion show boxing match bridal race and many acts plus side shows for a full Halloween event.
An advertisement seeks Green River lime soda in ready to drink form. It targets buyers who want the snappy lime beverage. The notice emphasizes availability and immediate consumption appeal.
A vehicle driven by Miss Florence Eldridge of Mount Airy and three other young ladies overturned near the Baptist church Sunday evening but all passengers escaped unharmed. Local church events and visits follow, with revival services continuing at Fiends church and several residents noted in prior visits. Fine rains renew stream flows and road convicts on Westfield and Asbury projects progress toward completion.
A recent shopping tour highlighted skilled growers with Jessup named as a standout farmer. The event showcased farming methods and quality produce, applauding Jessup's contribution to local agriculture.
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