Wallburg News Briefs Mention Prof Hare’s First Service
Prof Hare and family attended their first service at Wallburg Baptist church with an attentive crowd. He will oversee the Wallburg school this year and aims to win souls. Also noted are Shady Grove Children’s Day, Mr Montsinger's recovery after a Winston hospital stay, and a 27 by 19 inch tobacco leaf from Deep River. Local weather hints at dry conditions harming tobacco, suggesting more wheat planting. Wedding bells rumored around Mr Carth.
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Mary A. Clodfelter
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Many Industries Tied to Tobacco in U S Economy
The piece argues tobacco supports many sectors beyond the raw product, estimating retail tobacco sales at nearly $1.94 billion and detailing the ripple across sugar, coal, boxes, nails, tin foil, paper, printing, real estate, insurance, railroads, and advertising. It notes 1920 internal revenue from tobacco at about $296 million and customs adds roughly $25 million, totaling around $320 million in federal receipts. It ends with a local jewelry store ad for Stamey’s Jewelry Store.
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Garret Smith
United States
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