Soldiers in Camp Glenn Attend to Discharges and Duties
North Carolina guardsmen at Camp Glenn Morehead City face orderly cuts in enlistment, with 16 noncommissioned officers discharged and several men authorized for discharge under the dependent family provision. Officers plan brigade improvements while training continues amid bread issues, pay adjustments, and minor mishaps on the sound.
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Camp Glennsow
General Young
Russell B. Conrad
John A. Lynn
Julian A. Livengood
Grady O. Southern
John D. Englebirt
Ralph P. Wild
Alice Griffin
Clarence L. Russ
James W. Johnson
Josph
Robert L. Orr
Thomas M. Asbury
Worth K. Lyerly
Clarence F. Powers
Bruce Davenport
Jas. B. Ford
Aera
Reveille
Henry J. Hont
Vogel
Fort. Caswell
J. Frank. White
Edenton
2Nd Infantry
Glenn Brown
Brown
National Guard
Statesville
John W. Wyckoff
Bogue Sound
Charlie Gale
Wyckoff
Camp Glenmi
North Carlina
North Carolina
Gordon Smith
Astern Department
Third Infantry
Andrew L. Smith
Company L
H. W. Embler
G. M. Burke
L. B. May
James A. Band
John §. Farmer
Harry M. Edwards
Arthur Li
Lovelace
Herbert Riggsbee
Clem McGhee
Camp Glenn
Morehead
Beaufort
Major Clemenger
Brigade Headquarters
Board to Curtail Horticultural Institutes and Sell Tests
The board plans to curtail HIME QUIT FARMERS INSTITUTES and reduce or sell seven or eight test farms operated by the department at a yearly cost of over 20,000 dollars. Buncombe's Biantire farm will be first to go as cooperation shifts to farm life schools and neighborhood demonstrations across communities. Printing cutbacks save about 3,000 dollars, with total economies around 320,000 dollars without harming departmental work.
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Buncombe
North Carolina Bankers Back Federal Reserve Act Support
A statewide conference of over a hundred bankers from all sections of North Carolina adopted resolutions endorsing the Federal Reserve Act while urging modification of section sixteen to allow reasonable collection charges. They condemned the par through post offices or similar channels and urged preserving small state banks in rural communities free from injustice. President W. S Blakeney of Monroe said the meeting aimed to address a real problem and praised the act as a safeguard, calling on state and national bankers to press for needed adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
W. S Blakeney
Monroe
Federal Reserve
Fire safety talks move through North Carolina towns
Insurance Commissioner James R Young travels to Winston Salem Lexington and Salisbury to address teachers institutes on safety fire escapes. He dispatched Sherwood Brockwell to Brunswick Columbus Bladen Union and Chatham counties to attend teacher gatherings.
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Releigh
James R.young
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Lexington
Salisbury
Sherwood Brockwell
Brunswick
Columbus
Bladen
Union
Chatham Counties
Texaway Inn Closes Shocking Asheville Guests Move
The famous Texaway Inn on Lake Texaway shores closed, sending guests toward Pairfield Inn and others in Asheville. Southern Railway provided Pullman service for travelers, while Richard Jennings of Pittsburgh, son of owner B. Jennings, heads to the scene.
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Texaway Inn
Ashevillé
Texiway-vna
Lake Texaway
Pairfield
Asheville
Southern Railway
Pullmans
Richard Jennings
Pittsburg
H.jennings
Statewide text book adoptions replace old readers
The North Carolina text book rollout shifts readers to new titles from Ginn Heath and other publishers. The Graphic is replaced by a new company edition and Hyde’s Grammar by Practical English. The New World Speller gains wide use as a model spelling tool in many towns. The five year adoption excludes most cities and large towns.
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Hyde
D.C. Heath & Co
Ginn & Co
New York
Ritchie
North Carolina
Newton Engineer Leads Flood Road Work In Iredell Area
Lieut. Gotwals of the Engineering Corps arrived in Newton to organize flood relief work in Iredell Caldwell Burke and McDowell counties. The project funds temporary labor paying a dollar for six hours with allowances and supervision by county officials to aid destitute farmers until Congress funds run out.
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Newton
John
Gotwais
Engineering Corps
M. M. Smyre
Congress
Gotwals
Statesville
Iredell
Wha
Caldwell
Burke
McDowell
Asheville Plans Another Railroad Club
Asheville business leaders form a fifty member railroad club to push for another line to the city. The group aims to organize soon and to work with the C&O to secure a connecting route.
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Asheville
Baatnees. Man
Morven Selle First Bale Delivers Fourteen Cents
Morven to Morven The first bale of the new cotton crop, raised by T. J. Retliff and purchased by G. Martin for J. M. Fairley and Sons of Monee, yielded strict middling quality at fourteen cents per pound for four pounds and thirty six ounces.
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Morven
T. J Retliff
J. M. Fairley and Sons of
Monee
North Carolina S R I E F S Summary
Prof W H Allman of Asheville listed as Baja Violin with a $5000 value estimated. Pitt county townships Ayden and Winterville vote bonds for road improvements. Buncombe County Boys' Club members were entertained. Blue Sundays planned. three commissioners referenced.
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W. H. Allman
Asheville
United States
Pitt County
Ayden
Contennnes
Buncombe County Boys
Cora
Ada Ote
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Pach
Carolina & Yadkin’ River Railway Company
High Rock
Denton
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Thomasville
High Point
W. E. Price
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