Prominent Men to Speak at North Carolina Pharmacists Convention
Winston-Salem hosts the forty third annual convention of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association June 27 29 featuring speakers Dr H W Chase president UNC H S Noel of Indianapolis on Getting the Most Out of Business and Dr E F Kelly dean of Maryland College of Pharmacy addressing The Need for a National Organisation of Pharmacists The Traveling Men's Auxiliary and the Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 10 o'clock with officers listed for both groups The Women’s Auxiliary formed in 1920 to engage more women in meetings and entertainment for attendees plus a note on wives and relatives enjoying Winston-Salem activities
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Woman's Auxiliary
H. W. Chase
University of North Carolina
H. S. Noel
Indianapolis
E. F. Kelly
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Pharmacists
Mens Auxiliary
Womans Auxiliary
Asheville
Winston- Salem
Zeb M. Moore
James B. Coppedge
Lambert Kuhn
Ike Reimheimer
F. W. Hancock
Oxford
L. Eubanks
Chapel Hill
J. B. O'Bannon
Charlotte
J. D. Joyner
Franklinton
A. V. Baucom
Apex
L. A. Wharton
Gibronville
F. G. Jacobs
Elisabeth City
C. P. Greyer
Morganton
Roy Champion
Greensboro
T. 4. Walker
W. Rose
Rocky Mount
Pharmaceutical Association
J. C. Beard
J. A. Goode
P. A. Lee
Dunn
J. P. Stowe
A. A. James
Winston-Salesh
Board of Pharmacy
EH. V. Osller
Tarboro
E. B. Bennett
C. P. R Geyer
I. W. Rose
Rocky
Short Cotton Crop In Columbus
Whiteville reports a severe drop in cotton yield with estimates around six hundred bales for Columbus County this year. Normally the county produces seven to eight thousand bales, down from nearly four thousand last year, due to reduced acreage and boll weevil pressure.
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Columbus
Whiteville
Three Women Apply for Pharmacy Licenses in Raleigh
Nine of twelve applicants for registered druggist licenses and two of seventeen for assistant pharmacist licenses passed. Beatrice Averitt of Fayetteville led with over 90. Other successful registrants include Bradshaw Lenoir Slake Pleasant Garden Jacobs Morrisville Moore Granite Falls Stone Kittrell Burns Goldston Gary Nance. Assistant pharmacist winners are Huggins Wilmington and Carmichael Albemarle. The state board, chaired by Dr. Zoeller, met in Raleigh to grade exams.
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Raleigh
Heleven
State Board of Pharmacy
Mies Beattice Averitt
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
H. V. Zoeller
Tarboro
F. W. Hancock
Oxford
I. W. Rose
Rocky, Mount
C. P. Greyer
Morganton
K. E. Bennett
Bryson City
Beatrice Averitt
A. L. Bradshaw
Lenoir
G. C. Slake
Pleasant Garden
M. L. Jacobs
Morrisville
Ernest. H. Moore
Granite Falls
W. L. Stone
Kittrell
J. K. Burns
Goldston
J. R. Gary
Suffolk
J. 8. Nance
Charlotte
Assassination of Field Marshal Wilson in London
Field Marshal Sir Henry H. Wilson a top imperial staff leader and World War I figure was killed at his Eaton Place residence by two young men James O'Brien and James Connolly as he returned from unveiling a railway memorial. He died on the steps with three bullets striking him.
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Associated Press
Williamson
C. K. McDowell
London
Sir Henry H. Wilson
England
Imperial Staff
Eaton Place
James O'Brien
James Connolly
Great Eastern Railway
Wilson
Greeting 10 vets in blue from Gen Carr in Richmond
In Richmond Gen Julian B. Carr, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, bids farewell to the Confederate Veterans and their families. He thanks the veterans in blue and wishes a safe return home and happiness until their reunion in New Orleans.
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Richmond
Durham
Julian 8. Carr
United Confederate Veterans
Sacket
North
South
Confederacy
New Orleans
Export Cotton Value Bigger in Washington May
Exports of cotton rose by 15 million dollars in May from the previous year as the Commerce Department reports. Raw cotton exports totaled 469 thousand bales valued at 46 million dollars, while 11 months ending May saw six million bales worth 544 million dollars. Cotton cloth exports reached 60 million square yards valued at 8 million dollars, with 11 months totals at 550 million square yards worth 68 million dollars.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ford Offer to Control Muscle Shoals Abused, Witnesses Say
Witnesses testified before the senate agricultural committee attacking Henry Ford's offer to purchase or lease the government's Muscle Shoals nitrate properties in Alabama. Philip P. Wells, former forestry service officer, called the proposition outrageous and unprecedented in its demands.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Senate Agricultural Committee
Alabama
Philip P. Wells
Middleton, Conn
Forestry Service
Gifford Pinchot
Chile May Agree to Compromise Plan
Chile signals willingness to accept in principle Secretary Hughes arbitration plan for the Tacna Arica dispute with Peru as Washington reports a possible compromise.
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Chile
Washington
State Department
Hughes
Tacna- Arica
Senate gas probe pushed in Washington
Senate investigation into gasoline price increases advances as the manufacturers' committee hires Gilbert F. Roe of Madison Wisconsin as counsel. The committee plans to send questionnaires to all interests in gas and oil holdings. Roe, a former law partner of Senator La Follette, is a Republican from Wisconsin and chairs the committee.
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Senate
Washington
Manufacturers’ Committee
Gilbert FE. Roe
Madison
Wis
Roe
Senator LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Senate panel halts army officer promotions below colonel
The senate military committee reportedly decided to suspend promotions for all army officers below the rank of colonel effective immediately. The move is tied to the annual army appropriation bill which adds a six month bar on promotions after July.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Destructive Force of Silence Promotes Advertising Value
An editorial on advertising as the soul of business argues that goodwill and brand reputation decay if not maintained, comparing it to a struggling factory and unfinished mansions. It warns that stopping ads damages the advertising structure built over years and urges continued investment to avoid hollow costs.
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Winston-Salem Journal
Calkins & Holden, Inc
New York
Building Advertising Never Fully Finished Says Advertiser
The text argues that advertising structures never reach completion and must continue evolving. It warns that good will can help but should not be exhausted, stressing ongoing effort to sustain and protect an established business.
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New Bern
Thrade
Tom Daniels
M. BH. Nathan
Dr. Nathan
Tom Kehoe
Arthur Dicks
Wyll Wynne
William Rice
W. G.frasier
O. T. Carver
R. E. Stevens
Goldsboro
Werkera
Herrin
Ills
Lester
Secretary of State
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Wake County
R. Allen
J. H. Hightower
H. H. Maseey
Central Bank and Trust Company
W. A. Devin
Herbert E. Norris
Allen
Flaheries
Budget Commission
R. A. Coughton
L. R. Varser
W. A. Everett
McCain
Dewar
South Carolina Banker
Carr
Polly
North Carolina
A. B. Blalock
W. W. Shay
J. B. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Henry C. Stewart
Virginia
Franklin Sherman
Ogist
State Employment Service
Lke
Wilmington
Winston-Balem
Wachovia Banking and Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
Fisheries Commission
Fish Commissions
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