North Carolina highway labor rules and farm tenancy figures
Special to the Herald reports on Em ergency Relief Act road work in North Carolina. It outlines labor preferences for ex service men dependents county and state residents and limits on weekly hours with two shifts. It also details proposed road design changes and cost saving measures. The piece also notes tenancy trends showing owners increasing cultivated acres from 1929 to 1931.
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Jeffress
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Yields and Livestock Shifts Cited
Rev Charles E Dunn D D notes show changes in acreage and livestock from 1930 to 1931 with gains in home gardens and cattle as well as pig statistics. North Carolina pigs dropped nationally by seven percent while the state saved 544000 pigs and farrowed 93000 sows, reflecting varied seasonal outcomes.
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United States
North Carolina
Wildlife game distribution and license fees announced
State Game Farm at Asheboro distributed sixty wild turkeys 150 quail and 200 ring neck pheasants last week to a dozen refuges across several counties and National Forest areas. Season dates for various game and license fees are listed by Game Warden Chas. H. England.
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Asheboro
Chas.e H. England
England
National Grange Meet Invites Roosevelt In Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem November 6 to 24 the National Grange holds its South meeting with 5000 to 10000 delegates expected. Kerr Scott NC Grange Master says North Carolina aims to boost 7000 members to 10000. Governor Gardner to head reception committee and Governor Roosevelt to attend. L. J. Taber of Columbus Ohio and MTL statements praise North Carolina Grange readiness.
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National Grange
Winston-Salem
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Raleigh
South
Roosevelt
Scott
Gardner
L. J. Taker
Columbus
Ohio
California
Gerdney
Inspection Bureau for women's yen in doubt
Dan C. Boney presides at an improvised session to discuss rate proposals and industry input. Governor Gardner backs C. K. LaRoque for a key home loan board post, lauding his skill and influence in the South.
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Dan C. Boney
Honey
Farmville Guests Honor Mrs Jarman With Bridge Luncheon
Mrs F G Jarman honored Virginia McGuire of Farmville Va house guest of Miss Betty Gray Long with a bridge luncheon on Tuesday morning July 29. The high score prize went to Miss Betty Gray Long who received a double deck of cards. The guest of honor received handkerchiefs. Lunch served at 12:30 to Virginia McGuire Mary Wolhar Katherine Crew Gordon Heath Betty Gray Rosa Heath Maria Long Ruth Long.
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Farmville
F. G. Jarman
Virginia McGuire
Betty Gray Long
Mary Wolhar
Katherine Crew
Gordon Heath
Betty Gray
Rosa Heath
Maria
Ruth Long
Lyerly Family Visiting Concord
Mr. and Mrs. James Lyerly and family are spending some time in Concord, joining relatives and enjoying local sights during their visit.
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James Lyerly
Concord
Parole Granted for Halifax County Prisoner Richard Staton
Governor Taylor grants parole for Richard Staton, sentenced in February 1932 in Halifax County Superior Court to eight months on county roads. Judge Cla Moore supports parole as sufficient punishment, under welfare supervision and good behavior conditions, revocable at any time. July 1952. Salem relatives visit. Virginia Beach trip noted.
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Superior Court of
Halifax County
Tri Jude
Cla; Moore
Richard Staton
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Thay
Charles E. Dunn
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Samuel D. Price
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Inge
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Merver. Ioover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White
Times
E Taylor
Ecutive Counsel
Jim Snipes
H. G. Whitby
Salem, NC
Hugh Camp
Carolyn
Ann Coleman
Virginia Beach
Brother
S. T. Peace
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