Community Show Planned in New Market
Plans announced for a two day Community Show in New Market on October 15 and 16. Sponsored by the Grange Home Makers Club and the PTA, the event offers entries from district residents in departments such as farm products fruit and vegetables canning baked goods and clothing. Special prizes will be awarded for best grain grown on a farm and best homemade butter. Committees include entertainment refreshments decor and entries from 4-H and youth groups.
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Raleigh Ascends as Fifth Largest City in North Carolina
Raleigh is now ranked as the fifth largest city in North Carolina, reflecting growth trends in the state’s urban development. The designation comes amid ongoing expansion in population, housing, and local infrastructure to support rising demand.
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Raleigh
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Dorothy Dix on Fifty Fifty Marriage Roles
Dorothy Dix argues that in marriage wives expect equality only in some areas while keeping control of finances home decor and social life. She notes men crave appreciation and joint decision making but few wives truly share duties or politics.
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Complex family roles and crop estimates appear in brief
The text discusses strained father daughter dynamics over raising children and paying bills. It shifts to a farm report noting a smaller apple crop this year by 24 percent below the seven year average, with state and regional production figures cited.
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Lander Home Destroyed by Exploding Oil Fire
A fire started by an exploding oil lamp destroyed a bungalow at Alta and destroyed the home of Bernard Hale, his 16 year old son, and Donald Pearl, 15. They were driven from the house by James and another youth, leaving Mrs Hale and her son homeless and destitute. The Volunteer Fire Company was summoned to combat the blaze.
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Alta
Madie
Bernard Hale
Donald Pearl
James
Fire destroys home as stove explodes in kitchen
Mrs Hale reported a fire that enveloped the dwelling with no water available to fight it. Furniture including a new refrigerator and washing machine burned. An oil stove explosion near 3 PM caused oil to splatter the room. Two boys heard the blast, moved the stove, but it wedged in the door frame and efforts stopped. Loss placed at 75 dollars.
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Hale
Arrest on $1,000 Bond Set After State Police Arrest
A man was arrested Saturday night by State Police Corporal Elwood O'Hara and placed under a $1,000 bond. He awaits a hearing scheduled for September 20. The amount of the Los is noted to possibly exceed $2,500.
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