Five and costs harsher than it sounds in court
The piece explains the true toll of the phrase Five and costs in Recorder Judge Daniel s court. It details a $5 fine plus costs totaling about $17 more, with a full penalty near $22 for a typical speeding case. It lists components: $2.25 hearing, $1.50 arresting officer, $6 recorder costs, $2.30 witness fee, plus per witness and daily fees, noting Hog Case costs around $40 and higher in Superior Court including solicitor and possible $50 felony charges.
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Recorder
Daniel
Recorder Court
Sunday Dinner Suggestions for the Fall Menu
Iceberg lettuce is plentiful and cheap, with hearts of lettuce and various dressings popular in fall and winter. Apples include Jonathans Delicious McIntosh and Rome Beauties for baking. Cranberries are cheap and in market with cranberry juice cocktails. Fall vegetables are abundant. potatoes, macaroni, spaghetti, and noodles noted. Quaker Maid Kitchen menus listed for Low Cost, Medium Cost, and Very Special Dinners with ham, beefsteak, and assorted sides and desserts.
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Rome
Quaker Maid Kitchen
North Carolina Authors in Race for Mayflower Cup
Twenty nine North Carolina residents publish works for the Mayflower Society Cup award in Raleigh. Dr A R Newsome announces the 1933 competition with the winning author to be honored at the State Literary and Historical Association meeting December 7 and 8.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Literary and Historical Association
A. R. Newsome
Hall of History
North Carolina Society of Mayflower Descendants
B. §. Colburn
Biltmore Forest
General Society of Mayflower Descendants
M. C. S. Noble
Chapel Hill
Archibald Henderson
Bernard Shaw
Playboy
Prophet
Duke Uni- Carolina
Taxicab drivers in New York turn to card games
The poor taxi business drives New York cabbies to seek entertainment in cabs, where drivers gather to play rummy or similar card games, using a pack of cards to pass the slow hours.
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New York
Building and loan associations show brightening future in NC
North Carolina building and loan associations report strong resilience from recent financial stress with 99 of 115 indicating steady or improving business and 83 predicting a good future. Patron activity shows funds used for new construction and renovations rather than debt paydowns. A 705 pound tuna was harvested near New York and distributed to unemployed families while shops note a bat shortage used to stamp down ice in beer machines.
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Wilmington
Noth Carolina
W. A. Fonvielle
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Fenvielle
North Carolina
Fonvielle
New York
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