29 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
The Gastonia Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
1
The excerpt recounts David Crockett's candid, candidly humorous account of campaigning, bribery of sorts with tobacco and liquor, and his resolve to stand by his vote as a legislator. It touches on his preparations, interactions with rival candidates, and his two-year term in the 1820s amid frontier politics.
Andrew Jackson and party loyalty frame a personal history. The narrator recalls Williams, Miller, and a bid for Congress amid tariff disputes and cotton prices. He details two years while the rival served, building boats for pipe staves, hiring hands, and hunting bears for meat. Continued.
The Gaston Furniture Dealers Association met Monday night at the community house in Stanley with 32 members present and steak served. John Wallace presided while J A Hendley Talon Inc superintendent gave the main talk aided by slides showing Talon’s growth from site selection in Stanley to full operations.
A thief stole Lt. George Realmuto's car in Denison Texas and was forced to repair a flat tire before driving away. The incident details are limited with no injuries reported and police continuing inquiries.
Dr Oliver Shipley Moore aged 54 died this morning in a Greensboro hospital after years of declining health. Born August 31, 1900 in Caldwell County, he practiced dentistry in Mount Holly for 23 years, coming from Belmont. He was a member of First Baptist Church and Masonry circles Oasis Temple Charlotte Mount Holly Lodge 544 ALF A.M. He is survived by wife Anna Miles, four sons Carl Richard Myles Oliver, one daughter, a granddaughter, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Pines View Cemetery.quot.
Luck Tracks Common Beast describes an Idaho sighting where Luck, Benson, and White found tracks resembling a large cougar and alerted trapper John Luck. A separate item notes a Helena Montana dredge being moved to Boise Basin placer workings, hauled by multiple trucks, with details on location and a dog named Z. G. Commons.
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