Annual Live-stock Conference Exposition Draws Many
The second closing day of the state wide Live stock Conference and Exposition drew a good crowd at the tabernacle Exhibits were open late for those who missed day sessions and a vote was taken to make the conference an annual event Speakers included A J Reed of the North Carolina Agricultural Station discussing dairying and silos and K teed described dairy cattle shifts as soil wears out.
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Hannibal L. Godwin
Don
George E. Hood
W. W. Burch
American Sheep Breeder
Chicago
A. J. Reed
North Carolina
K. Teed
Uve
Mir Reed
Fiedmont
Carolina
Japanese engineer Matsunawa departs to study U S locomotives
Mr. Matsunawa, a mechanical engineer for the Imperial Railway of Japan, leaves for the North after touring Coast Line engines in the United States. He has been said to be part of a three man Japanese government commission, but officials deny this and say he is in the country for railway company purposes only.
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Matsunawa
Imperial Railway of Japan
Triangular Debate Tonight Determines Finals Bid
Wilmington High faces Lumberton and Goldsboro in a state triangular debate on railroads. Winners must claim both limbs to reach Chapel Hill finals. Local participants include Bonitz, Cover, Penton, Martin, Allen, Morris, Epstein, Proctor, and Gill. Debate begins at 8:15 PM at the high school. public invitation.
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Chapel Hill
Wilmington High School
Lumberton
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Marie Bonitz
Stuart Cover
Lydie Penton
Owen Martin
Miss Allen
Messrs
Morris and Epstein
Robert Proctor
Forest Gill
Reverend Crowley to Lead Services at Topsail Church
Rev J S Crowley of this city will conduct morning and evening services at Topsail Presbyterian Church. It is hoped attendance will be large at both services and the public is cordially invited.
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Topsail
J. S. Crowley
Topsail Presbyterian Church
Enlistment Drive Ignite North Carolina Cavalry Unit
At a packed Court House meeting Captain Metts led the move to form a cavalry troop for the National Guard of North Carolina. Prominent locals and 30 men swore enlistment for three years reserve service as equipment and training were promised, with another recruiting push planned for early next week.
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Aetna
Court House
National Guard of
North Carolina
Edwin A. Metts
War Department
State of
George W. Gillette
James B. Lynch
Wilmington Light Inffantry
National Guard
H. B. Foy
Georgia Hussars
Georgia
McBrayer
North Carolina Medical Corps
Metts
Daniel Quinlivan
Clyde A. Workheiser
Oscar Peck
E. H. Holmes
Oscar P. Peck
Clyde P. Workweiser
Isaac Green Tillery
Jesse M. Weeks
Thomas Pritchard
Burton K. Myers
J. C. Slocumb
George S. le Grande, Jr
Frederick S. Burr, Jr
Thomas Eason McCraw
Charles C. Mattocks
Francis J. Craig
Roy L. Joyner
Horace C. Johnson
D. C. King
Anniversary program at Southside Baptist Church
An expanded program marks the sixth anniversary of Rev. W. G Hall at Southside Baptist Church. The event features musical numbers and talks, highlighting progress in membership and fundraising, with over 30 000 dollars raised. The service invites all to attend and lists the day’s order of events and participants.
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W. G Hall
Southside Baptist Church
Hall
Southside
Died Suddenly Aboard Cape Fear Dredge
John D Wiley leverman aboard the Henry Bacon suction dredge on the Cape Fear river died suddenly around 9 20 PM. The dredge was mid river between Wilmington and Southport and no physician could reach him promptly. Wiley, about 43, unmarried, native of Mississippi, had worked in the district for about three years after coming from Galveston Texas. Officials telegraphed Texas to reach relatives. remains were sent to Wilmington for interment if unclaimed by tomorrow.
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John D. Wiley
Leverman
Engineering Room
United States
Henry Bacon
Cape Fear
City
Wilmington
Southport
Wiley
Galveston
Texas
Mississippi
District Engineering
Bacon
W. E. Yopp
Lieutenant Leaves Without Mustering Wilmington Engineers
Lieutenant R. T. Taylor, sent to muster the Wilmington Engineers out of Federal service, departed last night for New Jersey to muster guardsmen recently released from service. His presence in the city sparked belief he would stay, but orders to New Jersey indicate the seriousness of the situation.
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R. T. Taylor
Wilmington Engineers
New Jersey
Taylor
Baptist Outlook in the City and Our Part in the Work
Dr C L Pridgen delivers remarks on church mission in the city. Pastor W G Hall leads the service with a prayer by M B Robins as part of the Baptist gathering.
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C. L. Pridgen
W. G. Hall
M. B. Robins
Salvation Army Meetings Arrive With Crawford Visit
Brigadier and Mrs. Crawford arrived in the city to conduct special Salvation Army meetings this weekend. Crawford is the South Atlantic division officer based in Atlanta, serving four states from Greensboro to Key West. Mrs. Crawford will provide music and songs during the events. Full announcements appear in Saturday and Sunday papers. attendees are urged to bring friends.
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Crawford
The
Salvation Army
Durham
New Bern
Atlanta
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Greensboro
Key West
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Y. C. Rich
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Miss Rich
J. M. Mee-Laughlin
J. H. Curtis
C. Walton Johnson
Ritter
Messrs. Hopkins and Wood
Miss Mercer
Young People’s Prayer
J. S. Canady
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D. L. Gore
Miss Beck
India
Elvingon’s
Cor. 2Nd and
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Pig Club
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
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U. S
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North Front Street
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