Crop Lien Abolished Debate Sparks North Carolina Club
The North Carolina Club at the University debates abolishing the crop lien and its effects on poverty, tenancy, and white versus negro farm ownership, with supporters arguing for a new credit system and critics warning of chaos in eastern counties. A side note recalls Victor of Union National Bank urging cotton price boosts and reflects local market tensions.
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North Careling Club
Tas Ust
Bhie-Credit
Orett
NC. Shufond
Bancombe County Club
WCF
Prf
Cleveland County
Messrs
Foyeut Davis
Warrep County Ciy
Warren County
North Carolina
Victor
Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
the Observer
Mecklenburg County
Union National Bank
H. M Victor
Morket
Vi Caddle
Serine
Crook
Fourth Street
Couton
Crook Oromeone
Carolina Club
Funeral for Infant Highlights Consequences of Poor Feeding
Neighbors attended the funeral of a baby who died from an intestinal disorder linked to improper feeding. The doctor testified that bottle feeding and early access to rich foods, morphine in soothing syrup, and multiple remedies led to digestive collapse and dysentery. He blamed reliance on drugs over rational feeding and care.
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J. H. Hurty
Board of Health
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Alice Nielsen
Metropolitan
Boston Opera
Redpath
Miss Nielsen
Alice Neilsen
The
Pullman Palace Car Co
Monroe
Bargain House
Baker’s
Bank of Union Building
Monroe Insurance & Investment Gompand
Caldwell
Fowler & Lee, Sale and Exchange Stables
Monroe, N.C
Journal
UGHT
Farmers Hdw. & Supply Co
Gordon Investment CO
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Monroe, N. C
Ford
Hendeson