Recognition by United States would bolster Mexican constitutionalists
News from Washington that Pan American conference recommended recognizing Venustiano Carranza’s faction as de facto government spreads optimism in Mexico. Carranza vows to proceed with northern tour, says recognition weakens opponents and curbs foreign intervention. Villa and Carranza factions expected to lose backing as legality strengthens.
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Germans Press Serbia Front as Allies Aid Turkiye
War reports describe Austro German thrusts along Serbia's northern frontier to relieve Turkey with Serbs and Albanian units aiding from Bulgarian front. Berlin claims losses while Allied actions in Artois and Champagne push back German counterattacks. U S agriculture notes a 59.6 million bushel North Carolina corn rise and calls for continued cooperative farming efforts.
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Wedding plans amid White House chatter and county news
President Wilson and Mrs. Galt began preliminary wedding arrangements. Reports say a wedding trip is considered, with San Diego or San Francisco expo visits ruled out. Local letters recount prison newspaper access, a Wingate marriage, church news, baptisms, health school inspections, and frost warnings threatening cotton yields across the Carolinas.
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Rock Rest
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Farmers Boast of Harsh Trade in Cotton Seed
A reader explains the phrase business death by own action used when farmers boast about trades like swapping a ton of cotton seed for meal. The piece cites a Marchville example and notes cotton seed prices around sixty cents a bushel, with related values for ton yields and rotten seed, arguing such boasts reflect flawed market thinking. It mentions a Union County Farmers Union meeting at Monroe on October 20 with focus on intelligent farming and seed production.
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