Cheese Makers Short Course Sets Six Week Program
The Dairy Extension office Raleigh N C announces a six weeks short course in cheese making at the Three Forks Factory Boone N C from February 26 through March 17. Instruction by H L Wilson who studied at Cornell and Washington DC will cover up-to-date cheese making methods plus dairy farming topics with no course charge.
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J. R. Arey
North Carolina
Dairy Extension Office
Raleigh
N. C
Three Forks
Boone
H. L. Wilson
Cornell University
New York
Washington, D. C
Court House
J. B. Steele
H. L. Wilson Boone
Schedule for Cheese School Event Details
A multi day cheese school calendar outlines sessions from February 26 to March 12 covering milk relations, Babcock testing, cheese making, starter practice, dairy arithmetic, moisture control, and dairy herd care. Instructors include H. L. W. W. A. G. J. A. A. F. R. F. B. S.
Simmons Withdraws From Senate Leader Contest
North Carolina Senator Simmons, hospitalized in New Bern, announces via Senator Overman that he will no longer be considered for Democratic Senate leader. Health concerns and party harmony cited as reasons. Simmons urges field to clear for Senator Robinson amid ongoing leadership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
North Carolina
Robinson
Simmons
Arkansas
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Overman
New Bern
N.C
Senator Simmons
N. C
Son
Standard Oil Tanks May Be in Boone
Mr. Frost of Baltimore visited Boone last weekend as a Standard Oil representative to evaluate Boone as a distributing point for their products. He indicated interest in the project. Special tank cars on narrow gauge trucks would move the oils via the Linville River Railway Company's lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Baltimore
Standard Oil
Boone
Linville River Railway Company
Dairy Workshop Schedule and Cheese Making Practices
A sequence of dairy sessions runs from March 13 to March 17 covering care of farm manure cheese making practice starter making dairy arithmetic and weighing branding removal of cheese from press culling demonstrations hog feeding coring and building up a dairy herd with examinations and daily start times at 8 a m and 1 p m as detailed in the community program.
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Wisconsin
W. A
Babcock
Lynching Evil Slowly Fading Across States
A commission report says the lynching evil is steadily reduced in numbers and geography. It notes 44 states saw incidents in the full forty year period, while 1921 and 1922 records fell to 13 and 10 states respectively, with victims declining from 255 in 1892 to 57 in 1922. States enforcing stricter police control and removing officers who surrender prisons to mobs show notable declines.
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Atlanta
Commission On Interrracial Cooperation
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Florida
Winston Salem Hosts 1923 North Carolina Sunday School Convention
Winston-Salem will host the 1923 North Carolina Sunday School Convention on April 10 to 12. The General Committee plans free lodging and breakfasts for delegates under the Harvard Plan. National and state Sunday School leaders, including Dr Marion Lawrence, will speak, with more speakers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
State Sunday School Association
Raleigh
State Association
Charles M. Norfleet
E. F. Barber
E. B. Kearns
W. B. Carlton
C. T. Leinbach
H. W. Spaugh
H. R. Dwire
Douglas L. Rights
Marion Lawrence
International Council of Religious Education
the Prince of
Lawrance
Charlotte
Greensboro
Banquet Celebrates Town Unity Hosted by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Critcher Hotel drew a large crowd in Boone. Toasts honored Sunday School and church life, education, and town unity while praising local development and the Watauga Cheese presentation to the Johnson City Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
F. M. Huggins
Boone
J. M. Downam
W. R. Gragg
E. N. Hahn
E. S. Coffey
Smith Hagaman
J. E. Brading
Johnson City Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Linney
Johnson City
Linney
Critcher
Richard R. Johnson
Synod Backs College Appeal for Lenoir Expansion
Dr. J L Morgan of the North Carolina Synod urges Lutherans to back Lenoir College with an $850000 expansion drive after a $300000 gift pledge from Daniel E Rhyno. He says the college stands on the brink of greatness and faces a historic test of church leadership and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Rhyno
Lincolnton
Morgan
Lenoir College
North Carolina
Lenoir
North Carolina Synod
Warning on worthless stocks and government securities
Kansas City reports the U S Treasury warns holders against exchanging maturing victory notes and war savings certificates for dubious bonds and stocks. John A Prescott of the Investment Bankers Association cites strong industry rules to curb such exchanges and protect investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Treasury Department
Mellon
John A. Prescott
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Prescott
Association
Ar Iuvestment
Treasury Department
United States Victory
Turks Lay Mines in Smyrna Harbor Amid Tense Conditions
Turkish forces have begun laying mines in Smyrna harbor as foreign warships receive fresh notices to depart. Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, a Lausanne conference participant, meets with Allied General Harrington amid calm that follows earlier tensions. In Ben Lomond California, Sheriff Trafton spilled 60 barrels of corn mash into a town lake, the town reservoir, drawing notice.
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Smyrna
Constantinople
Mark Brigtol
Harrington
Ben Lomond
California
Trafton
Railroad Bill Reported Favorably in Raleigh Session
House committee favorably reported the Bowie railroad bill and the Brown substitute for the Administration ship line bill. The railroad bill was set for special consideration Thursday night. A senate substitute for the Broughton tuberculosis investigation resolution was sent to judiciary committee.
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Raleigh
House
Bowie
Brown
Senate
Broughton
Judiciary Committee
Representative Broughton
Wake
W. A. Neal
Laurinburg
James Hariness
Statesville
Blaine Coffey Called Home
Mrs. David N. Coffey, mother of Hon. Blaine Coffey, longtime representative in the North Carolina lower house, died suddenly at her home on Tuesday. The telegram reached Raleigh and prompted the son to return home for the funeral. colleagues accompanied him to the station and sent a floral wreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Coffey
Assembey
Skulls
Blaine Coffey
Raleigh
Greensboro News
Bowie's Railroad Bill Advances From Appropriation Committee
The Bowie's railroad bill emerged from the appropriation committee with a favorable report. It provides for connecting Ashe Alleghany Watauga and Avery counties to the state through a trunk line railroad with branch connections. State aid would be minimal with most funding from counties and outside sources. The plan, detailed in Wednesday's Observer, aims to create a practical statewide project benefiting public welfare and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowie
Ashe Alleghany
Watauga and
Avery
Mrs Critcher Hosts Friday Afternoon Club Meeting
Mrs M P Critcher hosted the Friday Afternoon Club in a hotel dining room with potted plants and lights. A two course luncheon was served with Valentine place cards. Miss Louise Critcher served, with Atlanta guest the lone invitee. Mrs B J Councill to host next meeting.
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M. P. Critcher
Valentine
Louise Critcher
Atlanta
B. J. Councill
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F. R. Cussion
Chamber of Commerce
Critcker Hotel
I. G. Grer
van Doozer
A. E. South
SYNOD
Neal
Ray
Orange County
Insurance
Woodson
Rowan
Corporation Commission
H. B. Parker
Wayne
Varser
Mrs. Critcher
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