North Carolina Tops Tobacco Tax and Production Figures
Washington report notes North Carolina as the leading U S tobacco tax and manufacturing state for 1926. The state paid $172,503,156 in tobacco taxes, far ahead of Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Missouri and California. NC also led in cigar, cigarette, and plug tobacco production and widespread consumption of tobacco inputs, with 138,519,443 ounces of materials used in NC factories.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
America
North Carolina
United States
Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Missouri
California
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ohio
Florida
Indiana
Michigan
Tobacco Output Report Highlights North Carolina Lead
The report estimates tobacco manufacturing in North Carolina at about 95 billion units while the Ler area reaches nearly 60 billion. Internal revenue officials believe North Carolina produces more tobacco than any other region of similar size globally.
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North Carolina
North Olmsted club meeting highlights and local notices
The Tuesday Studs club of North Olmsted met January 25 at Mig A. Baldwin’s home with guests. Music by Helensteed on piano and DeMuth on violin. readings and an original poem by A. J. Hollingshead provided entertainment. A debate on prohibition ended in a negative decision. Several members and guests attended church services and events including the Congregational Union convention, a film showing, and local showings.
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North Olmstead
Studs Cluir
Noth Olmsted
Mig A. C. Baldwin
Misa Helensteed
Hdhh
Unley
Mesdames Eed
Wilford
Mesdames Upp
Mildred
Mrr
A. J. Hollingshead
Chib
Ray
Jo Ow Rayner
Walter Foch
B OY. Salisbury
Wilke
John Loch
Jierman Foote
Congregational Union
Shaker
Raymond Stanford
Bart Rives Street
Elvira
Congregational
Addison Neal
Bellevue
Ww. J. Gould
Frank Oliver
South Harton Road
Clent
Akron
Arthur Lamb
Robert Ikins
Cleveland
Mradi
G Robb
Ernest Lamb
Leroy Smith
Eaton
Warren Maura
Bunce
Toad Lakewood
Messra Jr. McGonagle
A. N Eldred
BY. Salisbury
Clastie Road
Ernest Tham
Maner
Bellevua
Wd. Gold
Joel Alduiken
Farmaly
Jardner House
J. W. Selindter
Hsseti
Hon
Coe School
North Ghosted Town Hall
Air St
Butter nut Ridge PTA Serves Lunch to Students
From Cleveland George Howard the Ladies of the Butter nut Ridge School PTA prepare a hot lunch room for athoal children. Students may buy hot dishes at cost or enjoy milk cocoa or toddy with sandwiches. Mrs Anty MW Meswinter presides. Mesdanus Gilbert Morgan G M Jaidwig and In W Decker are hot snack committee. Mr and Mrs Edgar Scote visited friends Sunday. Also notes Dayton crowd coverage on Aimee Semple McPherson meetings and a divorce suit filed by Minn One from Albert Hal, a life term convict.
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Cleveland
George Howard
Parent- Teacher's Association of
Butternut Ridge School
Moon
Anty
Gilbert Morgan
Jaidwig
W. Decker
Edgar Scote
Lind On
Chinese New Year Festivities and Public Notices Blaze
Chinese New Year celebrations at Liveland feature firecrackers and debt rituals as residents mark the day with stilts, drums, and offerings to spirits. Other items note a reunion visit pledged by President Cobbee for July 2 and a Bremen woman found dead near Rushville, suspected heart disease after a Sunday stroll.
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Ad Tel
Ondaouy Tong
Hanturs Hudyé
Pearl Barrett
Bremen, O
Rushville
Local social notes from Wabegan and nearby towns
WAKEMAN MRS. MAX PEABODY and others visit relatives in Amherst and Liveia. Devin of Oberlin visits. Miss Evelyn Ford and LeRoy Brewster wed. John Todd returns from Florida. family visits and greetings noted from Cleveland, Hartland, and Ohio State University. Some injuries mentioned from a coast, and local errands with Mr. and Mrs. Kesyon at the garage.
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Wabevar
Mis His Devin
Oberlin
Tor Kenyon
Elmer Anderson
Liveia
Wr D. Peabody
Mass Eva
Karl Peabody
Amherst
Rog Lasig
Evelyn Ford
LeRoy Brewster
Clarence Murphy
Cleveland
Nick Craddock
John Todd
Florida
Clarissa Green
Hartland
Wolf Marden Todd
Ohio State University
Hirma Soucks
Birmingham
Louw Scott’s
Leland Kesyon
Elizabeth Ketchum
Ket Tena
Social notes from Berlin Heights visit and family events
The item notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ford to Berlin Heights over the weekend and a Sunday call on Carl Ketchum in Chicago. It also mentions Master Elmer Marcene Peabody having a crayon removed from his nose by Dr. Metcalf on Monday morning and reference to Claude Lyman and family.
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Chicago
Carl Ketchum
Eddie Ford
Berlin Heights
Elmer Marcene Peabody
Metcalf
Claude Lyman
Local moves and new posting noted in Oberlin area
Luw Barnes and family moved into Claude Lyman's house while a new filing station job begins in Oberlin on Saturday. Mrs A B K Wood relocated to James Parson's residence on Vicasant Street earlier in the week. FA Denman remains confined to the house with a sore throat.
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Oberlin
Luw Barnes
Claude Lyman
A. BK. Wood
James Parson
Vicasant Street
FA Denman
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Canton
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Tooth Street
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Millon Sara
Queen Lump Coal
Roger W. Babson
Lorain County
Legal Reserve Life Co
Life Insurance Care Chronicle-Telegram
Muir's
Woodbury
Bromo Seltzer
Modiru Scientific
Wales
Tome Drugs
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Dr. Lewis Bakers Health Book
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LYERY
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Daggett & Ramendell Bof Theetter Creim Iy
Ideal Cleanser
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Parthisian
Riox Bay
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Joe Philips
Squibb's Petroleum
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