Tobacco Output Rising in North Carolina
North Carolina tobacco markets surge as the New Bright Belt nears 300 million pounds with prices at seven year highs. Production across the state is projected to exceed 761 million pounds statewide and surpass 400 million pounds in value as markets in the belt and border areas open this fall.
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Bright Belt
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Georgia
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Town Line North Social Notes Reach Across Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefield visited Peter Dellefield and family in Murray Ridge Sunday evening. Henry Ernst visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Delfield Thursday. W Cook and family visited Edwin Becker in South Amherst on Sunday. Henry Henes of Lorain visited his brother John Henes and family Sunday. William Breeler and La Verne Breeler of Cleveland called on relatives here Sunday. Shubert of El ria spent Tuesday with nephew Edwin Shubert. The Spiegeberg family hosted callers including Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley and son Bruce Mr and Mrs Ralph Fowl and son Malcolm of South Ridge. Lewis Bischof visited Fred Bischoff in Lorain Friday. Mrs Edward Cook and son Junior visited relatives in Lorain Thursday. Mr and Mrs J Longhurst of Lorain visited Monday. John Delfield and family spent Sunday afternoon with Louis Shubert and family Wy of Elyria. Carl Hewes and son from Amherst spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Henes. Mrs T Robinson of Elyria also listed among callers.
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Peter Dellefield
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John Delfield
W. Cook
Edwin Becker
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la Verne Breeler
Cleveland
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El+ria
Edwin Shubert
Milton Eppley
Bruce
Ralph Fowl
Malcolm
South Ridge
Spiegeberg
Lewis Bischof
Fred Bischoff
Edward Cook
Junior
J. Longhurst
Louis Shubert
Fami Wy
Elyria
Carl Hewes and Son
Amherst
T. Robinson
Local Family News Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Mrs G W Spiegelberg hosted Tuesday evening activities. Mr and Mrs Ed Southend and Kenneth Spuhler visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Mathias spent Sunday with cousins William Spiegelberg and Ruth of Middleville, calling on relatives here Tuesday.
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and Mie
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Kenneth Spuhler
Sylvester Mathias
Cousins
William Spiegelbece
Ruth
Middie Luidge
Framed Evidence Charges Increase Aimee's Troubles
Workmen's eyes injured in industrial accidents cost Pennsylvania employers $800,000 last year and more than $8,000,000 since the Workmen's Compensation Act, according to the report.
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Movement dubbed Stabilize the France spreads from Montreal
A Savard, secretary of the Montreal committees, says the Stabilize the France movement began on this side of the Atlantic in Montreal and is now spreading to the United States.
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Montreal
United States
A Savard
Unclear OCR fragment hints at food vendors and beach activity
Fragmentary text mentions fish products and a grocery context with scattered references to vendors, foods, and beach setting. No coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable portion.
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