North Carolina Bond Funds and TB Case Progress in State
Bond issue funds remain largely untapped as construction and maintenance plans face weather delays and contract delays. North Carolina officials report maintenance focus, with 25 million in bonds idle and paving work moving forward slowly. Separately a state TB control program reports 2 percent cattle infection statewide and expanding county inspections with university collaboration. Dr. Kaupp elected first vice president of poultry association. New corporations and state charter actions are noted, with details on several filings and hearings affecting transportation and industry across multiple counties.
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Raleigh
Frank Paso
Allustice
Bhillig
Poderit Ai
Cayelina
A. d. DeFossot
Aericultant
North Carolina
Tortor de Fossat
Worth
Vermont
Kaupp
B. F. Kaupp
North Carolina State
American Association of Instructors
Montreal
United States
Barcelona
Spain
Astoyifle
Buncombe County
Eth ‘Vanderbilt
Goldsboro
Harry Vaughn
Clayton
Southern
Wilson Mill
Studebaker
Vaughan
New Bern
Federal Ram
Havelock
Cherry Point
Kinston
William
McAdoo
Willard T. Kyser
Association
Treasury
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Court House
Board of
County Commissioners
Elizabeth City
Lower
Pasquotank
Theodore Fletcher
Weeksville
Monroe
J. W. Broom
Catawba
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Wilson
H. Y. Scott
Wilson Chamber of Commerce
M. R. Beaman
Sanford
Raleigh Chamber
Winston-Salem
J. F. Vagaferrelly
Norfolk
Fourth Street
Sande the Boy Jockey Riding to Fame and Fortune
The article profiles Sande, a rising American jockey famed for numerous winning mounts. Born in horse country, he learns riding early, shows balance and tactical sense, and rides at 113 pounds. Riding for the Hynecoe stable, he earns about $15,000 yearly plus per-mount fees and gifts. his future may lie in training under Sam Alderton after racing.
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Sank Sande
Jockuys
Rica
Lang
M. Putor
T. Wile
J. Huntamer
Ane
Sundo
Peteordt
Obi
HAS Fe
New Orleas
Joe Goodman
Hin
Liberator
Sunde
Prince S
Albert Johnson
le Tyke
Toth Wading Jockers
New Orleans
Mary's
Cole
Ted
Hot Springs
Kentucky
Saratoga
HG. Rede Wwell
Te. Ross
Havre de Grace
Iit Nis Hogtsses
Ue Raacoens
HOF. Snehdr
Olf
Gman
Sunuile L
mMiareth Lodthie Vist
Tod Slown
Snapper Garrison
Lund
Istinehy
Wus
Burt
Ani
Tll
Weigtt
Arigona
Tim
Somderghern
Sande
America
Hyncoeas Stable
Sinclair
Sam Aldreth
Durham Trinity College Opens with Largest Enrollment
Durham Trinity College will open Wednesday September 1 with the largest enrollment in the school's history. More than 1,000 students expected to enroll amid reports of new arrivals and campus preparations.
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Durham Trinity College
Goldabora
Bessie A. Hrowder
Af Gorgon Trower
G. Ridin
Ashuyith J. W. Caldwell
Asheville Country Club
No Thornton
Atlanta
Wilson
M. TR. Beaman
Grenleigh
Harnett
Sampson
Cmberland
Dunit
Chapel Hill
Ntume
Geatham Memorial
Aiearly
Goa
Shelly Checkera
Shelby Succeedine Hi
Blue Ridge
Printing Awards Spark Legislative Probe And Appointments
The Commission selects Fawards and Broughton Printing Co as primary bidder for state work after a winter probe into discrimination in allocations. They will oversee new contracts for two years, though final awards remain unsettled. George B Justice, recently named printing expert, will monitor contractors to ensure compliant, workmanlike performance.
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Commission
Fawards and Broughton Printing Company
George Justice
George B. Justice
The Rudder Boom in Ottawa River Log Runs
The rudder boom is a hinged bridge of logs used by lumbermen on the Ottawa River during the spring log run. When released, the current carries the logs across a rapid, forming a par at dum as the logs rush through the crossing.
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Ottawa River
Laurinburg
N. C
Stewartville
Will Armer
Byzantium to Constantinople A City Named Twice
The city known as Byzantium origins trace to Megara settlers led by Byzas in 658 B C. Constantine rebuilt it as the empire's capital, giving a new name. It was also called Roma Nova or New Rome after Constantine.
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Cra
Byzantium
Constantinople
Megara
Byzas
B.C
Contantine
Roma Nova
New
Rome
Rudder Boom Used to Slow Logs Downstream
In spring log drives the rudder boom is set to prevent logs from rushing too fast down the river, guiding the sweep of timber as it moves with the current. The device helps control the batch and protects boats and workers from dangerous mass flows during high spring water.
End of Prayer Word Teaches Son About Amen
A Wintner mother explains Amen means the end to her son who asks what the word means. Days later the child disobeys and receives a severe, corrective admonition from his mother.
Secrets and strange devices in old earth lore
A fragmentary tale describes a mother’s harsh discipline ending with a child crying Amen. The text shifts to a science note about a delicate device claimed to detect underground metals by gravity, noting how heavy ore influences the instrument’s pull.
Glycerin Cement Mix Hardens Fast for Many Materials
A strong cement form is made by combining glycerin with Uberge and dried powder. The mix solidifies in twenty to thirty minutes and becomes a hard mass. It resists water acids alkali chlorine and vapors and can join wood stone porcelain metals and similar substances. Apply surface by brushing with viscous crude glycerin.
Volcanoes in action and Japan relief appeal spread
Reports from Yokohama and Tokyo describe fires and massive destruction after an earthquake and explosions amid rising volcano activity. The Korea Maru evacuated refugees to Yokohama harbor as relief efforts begin, and President Coolidge appeals to aid Japan via the Red Cross with an initial $170,000 in contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tokio
Radio Corporation
Iwak
Yokohama
Sity
Merchane
Naval Marine
Kaisha
Korea Mat
Kobe
Numaza
Korea
Nagasaki
Mount Fuki
Japan
Kurile
Jugi
Kirishina
Coolidge
Washington
Coulidee
American Red Cross
Tude
The
United
Cone
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
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Secretary of State
Timberland Printing Company
W. ©. Burkhead
Wilmington
H. L. Lyon
Wyattevile Fec
Sutton Auto Company
Greenville
C. R. Sutton
W. B. Payne
James A. ‘Hodges
Greensboro
Mary Anderson
Norway
Tude Union
Forture
Turne W Ou
Anilerann
Incorporated Inn
Davis
State Corporation
Hick Montay Worming
Sententer
Bnor
Tse Af Ee Cardinia
Clinehiell
Anguaneine
Morison
Indies
LCC
Seaboard
Medina
Corporation Commission
Eraliie
Charlotte Oteseever
Lise
Everete
Paul T. Oxford
George and Biliott
Aville ‘Tennywood Gike Company
Gutshore
Edgwrton
Hanlon
HE West
Guldsborg
Lawrence
Smithdlel
Lydian Jordan
Irene Wood Jordan
William FH. Jordan
Durtington
Durham Herald Company
Dunham
Earl Sande
Dockey
Amurcan Falls
Ted Irene
Thorengle
Yla
Greeusors
Greene: Horn High School
Lust Sping
Tealning
Lew Horn
Ada Thames Avery
Ima Earle Avers
N. A. Sinclair
Sher Um
Lamberton
Barnie Hunt
Guy Brantham
Pompey Bartley
Erastus McQueen
Rowland
Haldemans
Loulaville
Bruce Haldeman
Mr. Halteman
bin Wits
Aald
Nate
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville Courier-Journal
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