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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

7

North Carolina harvest praised amid varied yields

North Carolina reports harvest completed with grain good overall despite winter freeze damage to wheat. Eastern counties show higher yields. oats fail statewide while rye matches last year. Officials urge rapid postharvest stubble land use for corn soybeans sorghum and other crops. Bee expert to promote apiculture. potato shipments rise with strong prices. Independence Day celebration praised for safety. state tax commission created with appointees from Aberdeen Union Raleigh Boone and Asheville.

Raleigh North Jina Lo Ag W. C. Crosby Bureau of Community Service Piedmont Food Conservation Commission Crosby Lucas North Carolina Carolina William R. Camp McMath Virginia Norfolk James R. Young Insurance Department

End of War Predicted By Governor At Wrightsville Beach

Governor Bickett forecast that the world war would end by autumn next year and that Prussian militarism would be scrap. He spoke at the Baptist Sea side assembly at Wrightsville Beach, urging diplomacy and showing faith in North Carolina’s continued contribution to the war effort. The address praised unity and resolute purpose as the audience left inspired.

Wilmington Bickett Baptist Seaside Assembly Harbor Island Wrightsville Beach North Carolina

Has Many Men In Service In Cherryville

Cherryville and Cherryville township have faced criticism for low enlistment in the Gastonia guards yet the town boasts numerous young men serving in France. The community emphasizes pride in its families and broad representation across departments.

Cherryville Cherryville Township Gastonia

Tellers Adjourn Raleigh Meeting Elects State Officers

Mrs. Robert E. Ranson returns from Chapel Hill after the Story Tellers League annual meeting where officers were chosen. Elected president was Mrs. Ranson. vice president Miss Edna S. Rankin. secretary Mrs. E. J. Coltrane. treasurer Mr. W. F. Marshall. A program committee and a publication committee were named to plan monthly programs and a State Education bulletin.

Raleigh Robert E. Ranson North Carolina Story Tellers’ League A. & EB. Colege Chapel Hill Mount Olive Edna S. Rankin Belmont E. J. Coltrane W. F. Marshall North Carolina Education Eliza Parker Columbus County A. Vermont Asheville Annie Cherry Harnett County Teachers of Daphne Carraway Lake County Mary Shotwell Lenoir County Thomas P. Harrison State Department of Education

Turbine Wheels Power Badin Dam Operation

Water levels reached the Badin dam and began powering four flumes as three turbine wheels started turning. Mr. White of Pittsburgh, inventor of the turbine wheels, watched the system operate successfully and predicted the fourth turbine may be installed in months.

Albemarle Badin Dam Badin White Pittsburg

Seaboard Wreck Kills Four. Frankslinton Operator Arrested

Seaboard Air Line extra No. 312 speeding north at 35 mph crashed head on with local freight No. 98 near Franklinton at 6 30 AM Saturday. Engineers Linkous Gaskin killed, Fireman Wells and Brakeman Napier dead, Jones and John Smith injured. Two Santa Fe engines and 26 freight cars wrecked. cargo of watermelons potatoes ruined. Franklin operator G S Jacobs jailed on manslaughter charges for neglect of duty.

Seaboard Raleigh Seaboard Air Line Extra Franklinton Samuel G. Linkous H. Gaskin O. L. Wells George R. Napier T. O. Jones John Smith Santa Fe G. S. Jacobs Franklin Wake County Franklin County

Erection of eight new schools in Lenoir County proposed

Dr J M Parrott, retiring board chair, proposed replacing about 45 small frame schools with eight modern brick buildings in Lenoir County before stepping down in favor of G V Cowper for a six year term. The North Carolina Bar Association held its Asheville convention with 200 delegates.

Lenoir County J. M. Parrott Board of Education G. V. Cowper Bar Association Asheville Leonard Wood Department of the Southeast United States Army Charlotte Webb Morganton

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