Troop Returns Hinted as Tar Heels Face Changes
Tar Heel units on the Texas border anticipate homeward moves soon amid talk of big changes. General Young praises the Second regiment after inspection as the First Pennsylvania Field Artillery heads home. Troops report cold weather, equipment shortages, and a push to transfer guardsmen to regulars.
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Camp Stewart
el Paso
Texas
Young
Itelf
Fort Oglethorpe
John R. Edwards
Goldsboro
Frank A. Williams
Wilson
Davis Carter
Old Fort
Roland Hayes
Lakeview
S. C
Perry R. Gardner
Dunn
West Presnell
Marion
Lane Price
Claude Oates
Charlotte
Garland Smotherly
Raleigh
Coy Sanders
Rockingham
Gales Black
Eight Field Artillery
Tar Heels
Bob Young
Britt
Clements
D. C. Culbreth
Thomasville
Thomas W. Green
Arll
Lincolnton
B. J. Durham
Ental Corps
Asheville
North Carolina Cavalry
Provisional Cavalry Regiment
Regulatons
Frederick Rutledge
Hinson
Las Cruces
N. M
Massachusetts
la Cruces
Seventh Division
War Department
Pennsylvania Field Artillery
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Uncle Charlie
Charlie
Mack Buchanan
Concord
E. S. Buchanan
North Carolina Medical Corps
Buchanan
W. Freeman
Wm. M. Westmoreland
Freeman
Los Angeles
Westmoreland
Clarksville
William E. Shipp
Twelfth Cavalry
Shipp
North Carolina
West Point
Pharmacy Board
State Board of Pharmacy
North Carolina Farmers Union Ends Convention with Reforms Pledged
The North Carolina Farmers Union adjourned a three day session with unanimous resolutions for reforms including extending compulsory school attendance to age 14 and expanding rural credits acts. Delegates praised cooperative work and backed a possible state fertilizer factory to aid union members and improve agricultural education.
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Raleigh
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North Carolina Farmers’ Union
North Carolina News Briefs Highlight Regional Growth and Tragedy
Pinehurst Orchards Co. receives charter to plant fruit. Wilmington to host first NC meat packing house with $200000 capital. Brevard to see a $250000 tannery employing 200. Spencer to build $300000 steel car shops. Roxboro post office destroyed by fire. Elizabeth City death by electrocution at pharmacy. Scotland county to begin medical school inspections December 4. Mooresville hosts first street fair. Hickory to upgrade lighting. rail vote returns tallies across 56 counties. Wild geese migratory flocks move south.
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Pinehurst Orchards Co., Inc
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Wilmington
Brevard
Spencer
Roxboro
Frank Raulfs
Elizabeth City
Standard Pharmacy
North Carolina Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Morganton
Hickory
Scotland
Mooresville
One Day For The Orphans Movement Aids NC
The North Carolina Orphan Association urges every person in the state to donate one day’s income to an orphanage of choice near Thanksgiving. Leaders M L Shipman James R Young and Hight C Moore spearhead a statewide appeal emphasizing civic and Christian philanthropy with guidance for various professions to participate and publicize the drive.
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North Carolina Orphan Association
M. L. Shipman
James R. Young
Hight C. Moore
North Carolina Orphan Association Agai
North Carolina
Road Funds Drive Publicty In Newland Edgemont Route
Fragmentary notice notes road commission approval of a $3000 appropriation for a road project from Newland to Edgemont. Several officials and a subcommittee recommended action, with potential delays and contemplated next steps. Coherent details are scarce due to damaged text.
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Newland
Edgemont
Uaced
O.nly Road Commission
Schaer Aardn
Pinola
Bee of the High Point Milling offers premium flour
The High Point Milling Company promotes its Good Wholesome Flour described as white frost luxury flour made from the best wheat for superior bread cakes and pastry. The message emphasizes quality and baking performance from this mill.
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High Point Milling O'S Mill
High Point Milling Company
Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Timetable Effective October 14 1914
Schedule shows southbound and northbound trains with daily departures from High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton and High Rock. Times are not guaranteed and subject to change without notice. Agent W. E. Price.
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Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
W. E. Price. Agt
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General Assembly
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League
H. Q. Alexander
Farmers’ Convention
Appeal
Carolina
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Standard Tailoring Co
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High Point, N. C
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Moore's Springs
W. W. Idol & CO
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