Spends Quarter Million to Get Ten Million Federal Aid
Raleigh Md 1 The North Carolina Highway and Public Works Commission is accused of violating state law by spending funds for highway construction to obtain about 10.522 million dollars in federal aid, including 9.522 million from NRA funds and 1 million in regular federal aid. Through February 15 contracts totalled 5.514 million, over 50 percent of the federal allotment, with municipal funds lagging due to delays and complicated municipal projects. John D. Waldrop notes municipal work faces track, pole, sewer and water issues being resolved, allowing many small-town projects to begin soon.
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Use This Plant Based Laxative Black-Draught Syrup
Thedford’s Black-Draught is described as a natural laxative made from plants. It emphasizes plant-derived ingredients that stimulate the bowels and avoid dependence on synthetic drugs. A syrup form is available for children.
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Garden Club Meeting Discusses Flowers and Names
The Garden Club met Monday with ten members. Chairwoman A Meikle led the session. A paper by A O George on The Legend of much enjoyed and a piece on How Flowers Get Their Names were presented. C A Wyche led a class on flower pronunciation. Refreshments at five. Wyche and Meikle offer rose bushes for sale.
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Expert urges universal fingerprinting for identity
An expert argues all individuals should be fingerprinted. Postal savings bank records require it. The bank sees fingerprints as the surest method to verify belonging since signatures can be forged, while fingerprints cannot.
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Town Talk notes social visits and travels
The column lists local residents attending a Wake Forest basketball game and relatives visiting or returning from trips to Gastonia Norfolk Richmond Fayetteville Greenville and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. L. L. Pittard visiting her mother Mrs. D. E. Moore and other couples and individuals visiting or spending weekends away.
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