Walls On Farmers To Keep Level Heads Now
North Carolina governor calls on farmers to observe November as Thrift Month. He urges debt payoffs, farm purchases, bank savings, livestock, water and lighting upgrades, orchard planting, and home improvements to capitalize this year’s profits and secure lasting gains for families. The message emphasizes prudent spending and lasting investments amid wartime prosperity.
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Bickett
Tarheeldom
North Carolina
Jupiter
Egypt
General Assembly
Agricultural Department
Joint Committee On Agricultural Work
State Department of Education
W. Bickett
Proposed Chesterfield artillery range rouses county debate
The Journal reports a government decision due by September 30 on a proposed Chesterfield County artillery training camp spanning 150000 acres. Landowners including Bonsal and Duval offer options while many residents fear relocation. The plan envisions a major US Army camp with light artillery and trench training amid hills and Black Creek water access.
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The
Journal
Chesterfield County
Page Land Joural
Chesterfield
United States
Cheraw
G. W. Duvall
Duvall
Charleston
War Department
France
Black Creek
Monroe
Charlotte
Bonsal
Duval
McBee
Seaboard
Patrick
Shiloh Church
Ruby
Guess
Pageland
Jefferson
County
Vance Township Items and Local News
Vance Township notes from Stouts report visits by A A Rodden of Rock Hill and Miss Jesse Curran with Miss Annie Blanchard, weak condition of Mrs E H Helms, J W Helms returning from Morganton improved, Stinsons and Ballentines visiting, Mary Yandle staying with son F M Yandle, Bliss Conder visiting T G Kealah, hint of winter, possum hunters seen, Bethe protracted meeting starts next Sunday at four with School Girl as the informant.
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R. Bb. Redwine
W. C. Heath
Leslie Futeh
West Point
T. W. Bickett
H. EB
Icemorlee Band
William Jacob Griffin
Marshville
Edgar Green Thomas
Chas. V. McGuirt
Waxhaw
Wm. Mack Starnes
Joseph Columbus Hill
Vernon Gurley
Monroe
Marcus J. Harkey
Matthews
Sanford Louie Forbis
H. Grady Nash
Lloyd W. Helms
Edwin Wilson Baucom
Marshvile
Zebulon M. Hill
Thos
Ervin Blythe
John Fred Stegall
Jason Love
Jas
Arthur Mullis
Marcus Bennett Price
Roy L. Blair
Baxter Smith
LeRoy Trull
R. M. James
Unionville
Joel 5. Deese
Wm. C. Austin
Indian Trail
Leander M. Clonta
Vernon F. Webb
Richard Charlie Gaddy
Walter Delcie Davis
Adam Mills
Geo. Franklin West
J. Covington Richardson
Homer Alonzo Riggers
Unionvilel
Harrison F. Mangum
Lawrence Floy Phifer
Stephen H. Strawn
J. W
Das
C. Kiser
Arthur W. Thomas
Charlie O. Belk
Henry Hancock
John L. Garland
Eustace Collins
N. A. Criscoe
Chester Boone
J. A. Baucom
Julian F. Davis
Bundy Baker
Robert Benton
Leonard D. Griffin
James M. Glenn
Richard B. Yarborough
Clayton Parker
Clyde Richardson
T. C. Long
Harvey W. Conder
Whiteford Tomberlin
Presley
Jerome Williams
Wingate
Charlie F. Clontz
Robt. H. Crane
Rock Hill
D. C
F. H. Fairley
W. R. Dyson
Joel
Hargett
Robert D. Hinson
Davis Carl Griffin
Fred Bryan Helms
Frank James Fowler
Fred L. Brooks
P. H. Johnson
Faddool Nassiff
Jake Wantz
Newton B. Gordon
Eddie M. Carnes
John Calvin
Terry
John Rorle
James 8. Rogers
Henry Wilson
David Andrew Helms
Malcom P. Hoover
David Phillips
Crawford River Monroe
Jesse Bright Parker
John Vertie Knight
BE. F. Newsome
Thos. Baxter Simpson
Lancaster
Robt
Lee Shinn
Robert Vann Griffin
Ed Helms
Raymond E. Robinson
James Adam Price
Vance Township
Stouts
A. A. Rodden
W. A. Rodden
Jesse Curran
Annie Blanchard
E. H. Helms
J. W. Helms
Morganton
State Hospital
T. W. Stinson
Center Grove
W. T. Ballentine
Mary Yandle
F. M. Yandle
Stout
Bethe
Authorities may exhume Mrs. Bingham body for autopsy
A health department permit appears to authorize exhumation of Mrs. Robert Bingham of Wilmington to determine the exact cause of death and address rumors tied to her will codicil leaving Judge Bingham $5.6 million. Autopsy to be conducted by celebrated physicians. guards posted at Oakdale Cemetery. family silent on details. Also notes Red Cross activities and junior members aiding soldiers with bed shirts and comfort kits.
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York
Dig 1Triet
Swata
Maude A. King
Swann
Captain Jones
Police Department
Concord
N. C
New York
Roanus
King
Dooling
King Party
Secret Service
Gaston
Germany
Department of Justice
United States Secret Service
North Carolina
Wilmington
Health Department
Robert Bingham
Henry M. Plager
Oakdale Cemetery
Louisville Ky
Judge Bingham
Red Cross
Atlanta
R. Redfearn
C. M. Redfearn Elmirman
Mary Elizabeth Monroe
Red Cross No. A
Celeste Armfield
Ella Houston
Ellie Hudson
Rachel Armfield
Sarah Ashcraft
Margaret D. Sikes
Louie Sikes
Mary Norwood
Mary Siles
Mary Love
Mra. W. A. Lane
British Drive Breaks German Defense East of Ypres
British forces under Field Marshal Haig launched a dawn assault along an eight mile front between the Ypres Comines and Ypres Staden railways. By nightfall they reported capturing an important position, taking over 2,000 prisoners, and inflicting heavy German losses. Heavy artillery and extensive raids preceded the attack as troops advanced through decimated wire and marshy ground, penetrating German lines and reaching depths greater than before. Weather favored continued operations with improved visibility for air observation and support.
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Douglas Haig
Ypres
Ypres-Comines
Haig
Associated Press
American Guns Boom In France Training Camp Report
An Associated Press dispatch from the American Training Camp in France describes booming artillery training under observation balloons and aircraft. It notes plans to train gunners at the front with French infantry, the close cooperation of artillery and infantry, and the move to prepare batteries for spring campaigns. The piece also discusses modern artillery technique, calibers like the 75mm, and reports from Charlotte about French 6 inch howitzers and local moral concerns amid troop arrivals.
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France
Associated Press
Iason
Sas
Lkely
Washington
Charlotte News
Charlotte
Camp Greene
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Union County
Camp Jackson
Columbia
Lous Werner
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Martin Darkow
Merman Leke
Tageblatt
Peter Schaefer
Paul! “Vogel
Ger Jen
Sween
T. P. Dillon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sherman
Brooklyn Eagle
Kaiser
New York City
Deposit Box
Brt Bingham
Eabl
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