North Carolina Leads South in Crop Value and Diversity
The annual North Carolina crop report shows the state’s strong farming economy with cotton, tobacco, and corn driving value. The Cooperative Crop Reporting Service notes NC ranks fourth nationally in total crop value at $875.71 million and averages $59.00 per acre, with cotton alone surpassing $180 million and tobacco over $147 per acre.
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North Carolina
State Department of Agricarture
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
North Carlina
Milnois
California
Iowa
Minois
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
W. A. Graham
Nations to vote on United States entry to world court
ENWARD W PICKARD reports on the prize plan for a practical US effort to cooperate with other nations. A nationwide referendum follows, with support and opposition from Republicans and Democrats over entering the world court and League of Nations. The piece covers reactions, Senate actions, and policy proposals.
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W. Pickard
Epward W. Bok
United States
Court of
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Hushes
Harding
League of Nations
League
Come
Senate
Advances in Dentistry Highlight New Anesthesia Methods
London Answers reports rapid strides in dental science with safer anesthesia methods. A new nose tube mask delivers gas while allowing breathing, extending anesthesia time for easier tooth procedures. An attached drill dropper coats the drill tip with anesthetic to reduce pain and friction.
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London
Roads Completed in 1928 by North Carolina Commission
North Carolina reported 1928 road construction totals with 221.04 miles of plain concrete and 625.99 miles of paved projects, plus 1,200 miles anticipated as final work continued. The State Highway Commission highlighted Topsoil and other road types, with a total project cost of $22,028,787.14 and notes by Chairman Page on the year’s record.
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Page
Wilmington Leads NC Cities in Job Placements in Week Ending Jan 5
Wilmington, holding a position gained weeks earlier, topped North Carolina cities in providing work for the unemployed. The weekly Employment Bureau report shows Wilmington placed 103 persons, with Asheville second at 33 placements, for the week ending January 5, issued by Director M L Shipman.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Employment Bureau
U. S
M. L Shipman
Persama
Asheville
War Debt Surges in 1922 and Farm Bond Plans
Debt figures show U S public debt at 82 786 715 000 for 1922 up from 1912 with per capita burden near 403.56 and net debt 20 851 816 000. Interest costs around 1 311 488 000 at four percent, with wider regional debts rising since 1912. Federal farm loan bonds planned at 60 million, 30 year maturity, four and three quarters percent interest. Georgia resident Helen Mane helps unveil Stone Mountain head of Gen Lee with U D C involvement.
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Census Bureau
Ciyil
Tte
United States
Greal Briton
Atate
Federal Loan
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
Federal Loan Banks
National Farm Loan Association
Cooper
Farm Land Board
Atlanta
Helen Mane
Robert H. Leo
Stone Mountain
Plano
United Daughters of the Confederacy
South Mountain
D.r
Gutzon Borglim
Lee
Jackson
Davis
Plane
South
Georgia
Doings in the Tar Heel State News Roundup
State items report tear gas shipments stopped in transit to Vera Cruz. Virginia Military Institute to expel students guilty of hazing. Winston-Salem notes annexation, fires, and local incidents. Greensboro reports church and college actions, factory fire losses, and building permits. Hickory, Goldsboro, and Wilmington cover crimes, pardons, and civic projects. Gypsy Smith evangelical campaign planned. ice cream association meets. forest migration and farm developments noted across multiple towns. Virginia and North Carolina locales appear with varied incidents and developments.
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Waughtown
Hickory
Anthony Boltek
Calswell County
Hendersonville
Knauga Lake
Episcopal Church
Sesalon
Greensboro
Mall Ear
Wilmington
Harvey Canady
Swansboro
Salisbury
Kinston
K. E. Montgomery
F. G. Rippetee
Clarence Phillips
Jack Phillips
W. L. Hardin
Waynesville
Mr. Platt
Gus Margrow
Canton
Durham
Virgino McCoy
Graham
Recorder’s Court
Coats
McCoy
Morganton
Oba Mull
Grace Hospital
North Carolina
B. J. Huggles
Mount Tabor
North Carolina College For Women
J. A. Jones Construction Company
Charlotte
Goldsboro
Wayne County
J. W. Stout and Company
Sanford
Wayne National Bank
Guilford County
Guilford Superior Court
Rocky Mount
Gypsy Smith
Winston-Salem
Empire State
Washington
N.C
Pennsylvania
Neas New Bern
Laon H. White
Pollockaville
J. Roy Manning
United States
White's Po
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