Pulp Wood Miles in North Carolina Backed for Mills
North Carolina offers ideal sites for wood pulp and paper mills with abundant second growth pine and strong transport links. A 50 to 75 mile radius around potential sites holds 7.5 to 16 million cords of pine timber suitable for pulp, with annual growth up to 1.5 million cords. If a quarter of growth is used, daily pulp output could reach 300–350 tons in the 50 mile area and 650–700 tons in the 75 mile zone.
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North Carolina
R. W. Graeber
State College
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
Asheville
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Southern Pines
Graeber
Meat Camp Baptist revival draws large crowd
Rev. A. E. Moretz led a Sunday School revival at Meat Camp Baptist Church last week. The young minister spoke on "Young People" with a masterful, concise delivery. Attendance rose despite the rain and Superintendent Linney Greene praised the effort's potential lasting value.
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Meat Camp Baptist Church
A. E. Moretz
Linney Greene
California Grizzlys Extinct Bears Largest Species
California grizzly bears, the largest of their species, are extinct. Their diet consisted mainly of wild honey grasses and grubs.
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California
Record voting causes upsets in N C primary
In the North Carolina statewide primary a surge of voters produced surprising results across seven congressional races and several judicial contests. Harold D. Cooley won the Fourth District nomination, with George Ross Pou second. Others led incumbents in various districts, and a run-off is planned for June 30. A second primary may be needed in multiple races.
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Raleigh
N. C
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
George Ross Pou
Cooley
Pou
J. P. Zollicoff
W. F. Evans
Palmer Bailey
C. L. Abernethy
Graham Barden
New Bern
Luther Hamilton
Morehead City
Barden
Hamilton
Abernethy
Graham
Hugh Dortch
J. L. James
Major A. L. Bulwinkle
Gastonia
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
Congress
Bulwinkle
Jones
J. H. Kerr
O. E. Dickens
Wilson
Zebulon Weaver
Frank Hancock Jr
Lily M. Mebane
J. Bayard Clark
Clayton Grant
Wilmington
W. B. Umstead
Bruce Carraway
High Point
Stanley Winborne
E. C. Macon
Asheville
General Assembly
R. G. Johnson
Pender
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin
Clawson Williams
Sanford
Charles Ross
Cannady
Bell
Grover Davis
J. C. Little
William Bickett
Governor Bickett
D. Staton Inscoe
Charles Coggins
Salisbury
Zeb Vance Long
Statesville
John G. Carpenter
A. E. Woltz
B. F. Wellens
State Board of Elections
Notice of Trustee Sale in Watauga County North Carolina
Trustee Harry W. Coble will sell at the courthouse door in Boone on July 2, 1934, at 1 p m the lands described as three Green Hill Road tracts in Rankin vicinity to satisfy an $8 500 debt secured by a deed of trust recorded in Book 15 page 125 with prior liens. The sale covers adjoining residence property of R G Rankin and notes a separate $5 000 trust deed for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company dated May 3 1928.
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North Carolina
Watauga County
S. C. Eggers
Nora S. Eggers
A. E. South
Maybelle South
John Presnell
Beech Mountain Road
Ward's Corner
Beech Mountain
G. P. Hagaman
W. R. Armystrone
Register of Deeds
Boone
Green Hill Road
Charlie Smoot
Rankin's
R. G. Rankin
Rankin
Green Park
N. C
Office of Register of Deeds
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Harry W. Coble
John E. Brown
Starch Linen Before Marking Ink to Prevent Blur
A practical tip advises starching linen before applying indelible ink to avoid smearing. The starch forms a barrier that keeps lines sharp and legible on fabric or paper. This technique helps maintain clear, lasting markings.
Parole Application Filed for Henry Ragan in 1934 Case
The state publishes a parole request for Henry Ragan who is serving a road sentence for possession of spirituous liquors. Opponents of parole are urged to contact the Governor of North Carolina. Notice dated June 2 1934 and signed by W R Lovill.
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Henry Ragan
North Carolina
W. R. Lovill
Antioch Church names new pastor for coming year
WATAUGA FALLS NEWS reports Rev. W C Payne chosen as pastor for Antioch Church for the coming year. The congregation regrets the departure of Rev. Wellington Swift who served long and plans to preach when possible. Sunday school meetings shown strong interest with Mr Cook of Middle Fork leading sessions.
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Boone
J. Wayne Harmon
Joseph Ward
Brushy Fork
John
Renzo Ward
Bonnie
Dave Ward
Juanita
Anna Lee Shepherd
Frieda Farthing
Andrew Morgan
W. C. Payne
Antioch Church
Wellington Swift
Antioch
Cook
Middle Fork
Legion to stage Heaven Bound at Boone courthouse
American Legion Post announces a sensational negro play Heaven Bound to be presented at the Boone courthouse on Saturday June 16 at 3 and 8 pm. The all black cast portrays life’s journey through a visual narrative by North Carolina actors and has drawn strong local demand. Admission is charged to fund Legion enterprises.
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American Legion Post
Boone
North Carolina
Legion Enterprises
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Reins -Sturdivant Ambulance Service
Farmers Hardware & Supply Company
Boone, N. C
N.C
George Ross
Major Bulwinkle
Winborne
Watauga Falls
Legion Post
Heaven Bound
Frank M. Payne
General Agent Security Life and Trust Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Democrat
Appalachian College
Smitheys Store
O. K
Albert Tobacco
Can Wings
the West
Smitheys
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