Enterprising Marshville Citizens Form Fair Association
Citizens met in the town hall to plan a forthcoming fair and elect officers and directors for a one year term. Key roles named include President C B Covingt and Vice President G O Mudge, with P P W Plyler as Second Vice President and T J Betts as Secretary Treasurer.
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Marshville
The
Fair Association
C. B. Covingt
G. O. Mudge
P.P. W. Plyler
T. J. Betts
J. Z
C. Austin
B.C. Fin
L. Eb, Marsh
J. E. Thomas
M. C. Bownan
B. A. Halton
R. C. Newsome
el M. Marsh
EE. Mateh
F. L. Harre
H. B. Marsh
J. Wilson Griffin
J. T. Mest
Beulah News Highlights Local Meetings and Personal Notes
Beulah correspondents report a community reunion at the home of Mr J H o A Hehns, church gathering led by Rev Stowe with Rev Joe Morris of Falston returning to his roots, and a large homecoming audience. Neighboring visits include Miss Annie Lee and Louise Elmore with Ruby Lee Crate, and Mr Reece Phifer leaving for Charlotte to work at Mecklenburg Marble and Granite Co._AUTHOR: The Journal Beulah correspondents note weather affected services, people visiting relatives, and local social events including a Cumberland bar member James H Johnson facing renewed legal action over prohibition violations.
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Beulah News
Beulah
Meas Roks
de C
Frank Phifer
Charlotte
Lawrence Helis
Ater
Lenfer Helms
Carmel Spurn
Annie Lee
Louise Elemore
Ruby Lee Crate
Clarence Hope
North Charlotte
B.A. Lemmond
Hope
W. L. Craig
W. E. Elmore
Mr. Stowe
Joe Morris
Falston
Morris
Ida Coble
Mackavilte
F Markey
Weddington
Reece Phifer
Price's Mill String Band
James H. Johnson
Cumberland
Craig
Fayetteville
Winston
Johnson Paul
Reds
Johnson
Jude Roundtree
Recorder Cook
Debunking Theatrical Pay In American Magazine
The piece argues that theater salaries are often overstated by sensational press and moving picture myths. It notes actors may earn 300 to 400 dollars weekly only for short periods, while the average worker earns far less yearly. It cites inflated claims about 670000 dollars yearly and a 40000 dollar loss in a film scene, urging truth over hype in show business reporting.
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Ville Cozen
Chere
United States
Everglades
Billy Burke
An Appreciation of Local Newspapers and Editors
An appreciation urges readers to value full newspaper content from front to back. It praises Mone roe’s two papers, weekly and semi weekly, edited by capable men. It notes editors travel for lectures and publish editorials that enlighten readers.
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Moneroe
Ainals
Safety First on the Highway Calls for Driver Training
The article urges mandatory competent instruction for auto drivers before using public roads. It laments widespread possession of licenses by inexperienced operators, notes the proliferation of automobiles and cycles, and calls on courts and lawmakers to revise automobile laws for safety and accountability.
Shooting and bank clash shocks Texas town
A masked incident at a Texas bank led to gunfire injuring J. E. McKinnon, a state bank examiner, while T. R. Watson and his two sons faced arrest in a related assault to murder case. The event rattled Hank Johnsons and involved a tense lobby confrontation amid bank tensions.
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Ratterwente
Texas
J. E. McKinnon
T. R. Watson
J. K. Watac
W. Kh. Watson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as a remedy that drives out malaria and builds up the immune system. It is marketed as a dependable tonic for general weakness and to restore vitality.
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Grove
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the Henderson Roler
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Marsbville
Gilboa
Marchville
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