Eastern North Carolina Beef Drive Urged by Ala Maull Address
Allen Maull, Atlantic Coast Line Developing Agent, urges Eastern North Carolina to diversify farming, expand beef and dairy cattle, and boost livestock markets. He notes low cattle numbers per 1,000 acres, calls for better breeds, tick eradication, and rapid packing-house expansion to spur profits and soil health.
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Allen Maull
Atlantic Coast Line
Systran
Noor
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Careio
North Carolina
North Ioling
Soth Carolina
Setis
Old North
roMnperson
Great Britain
Women of Synod meet in Raleigh this week
The Women's Synodical Auxiliary of North Carolina holds its fifth annual meeting in Raleigh Thursday and Friday. Officers from seven Presbyterials attend to conduct conference work and business amid speeches by noted leaders including Rev. Charles Pratt Field Dr J W Bradley and Mrs W C Windsborough. Wilmington delegates and honorary president Mrs Jackson Johnson attend.
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Women’s Synodical Auxiliary of
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charles Pratt Field
Foreign Missions
Southern Presbyterian Church
J. W. Bradley
China
W.C
J. M. Wells
Wilmington
Jackson Johnson
Winnabow
Synodical
W. B. Ramsey
We. Cy Winsborough
J. Calvin Stewart
Aged Woman Dead Mrs Mary Hewlett Dies at 71
Mrs. Mary J Hewlett widow of Aaron T Hewlett died at James Walker Memorial Hospital in her 72nd year. She lived with her daughter in law on South Fifth Avenue and was longtime member of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Funeral at 4 PM at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev W R Noe officiating. Pallbearers named and Bellevue interment.
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Mary J.hewlett
Mary J. Hewlett
Aaron T. Hewlett
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Herbert W
Fort Caswell
Olivia
Andrew J. Hewlett
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. R. Noe
Messrs
J. M.lord
W. H. Register
D. D. Barber
H. Huband
Crowds Flock to Corn Show and Livestock Event
Large crowds arrive by train and car for the Corn Show Live Stock Conference and Poultry Exhibit in Wilmington Weather is ideal and grounds bustle with activity A 1030 a m address by Allen Maull and remarks by G Herbert Smith and W A McGirt highlight a day of speeches and demonstrations including soybean bread and cottage cheese making with prizes in gold awarded by the American Bank and Trust Company
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Allen Maull
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Smith
W. A. McGirt
Board of County Commissioners
Maull
A. McGirt
Corn Show
Mr. McGirt
Mesdames Cameron
Bonham
Harrell
J. O. Brown
Ritter
Fales
Food Conservation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Roddick
Miss Bennett
Examination of Nautical Glass Class for Merchant Marine Officers
A five week nautical glass class led by Prof. D L Brown in Gaston will soon face an examination by Fred B Rice in Charleston to assess eligibility for third mate ratings in the U S Merchant Marine. The program, organized by the Chamber of Commerce shipping committee, aims to supply officers amid rising merchant marine demand.
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D. L. Brown
Gaston
Fred B. Rice
United States Government Inspector
Charleston
United States Marine Service
Shipping Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Reserve role in Sixth Naval District explained
The article clarifies that Wilmington is a permanent yet shifting part of the Sixth Naval District based in Charleston. Naval Reserve personnel here can be reassigned at a moment’s notice, and the district remains active with orders flowing from Washington or Charleston while individuals come and go.
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Sixth Naval District
Charleston
S. C
United States Naval Reserve Force
Wilmington
Naval Reserves
United States Naval District
Washington
W. M. Atkinson
Salvation Army Requests Winter Clothing for City Children
Adjutant Mataxas of the local post appeals to citizens to donate clothing and shoes for indigent children as winter approaches. Those wishing to contribute should contact Adjutant Mataxas immediately.
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Mataxas
Salvation Army
Former Wilmington Man Suffers Stroke in Scott's Hill Visit
Mr. J. L. Croom connected with the Wilmington fire department returned from Scott's Hill after visiting his uncle Mr. E. N. Edens who on Monday suffered a stroke of paralysis on the right side and lost speech. Doctors report the condition serious. Edens was once a Wilmington resident who moved to Scott's Hill in recent years.
The Importance of Growing Fruits
Article by Allen Maull of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad discusses fruit cultivation as a valuable agricultural practice. It outlines methods for improving fruit yield and quality, and highlights potential economic benefits for farmers in the region.
Forest fruit trees argue rustling is unnecessary
A Talmudic image contrasts forest trees asking fruit trees why their leaf rustling is not heard afar. The fruit trees answer they can reveal their presence through fruit, rendering rustling moot and highlighting a shift from sound to tangible yield.
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United States
Florida
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Woman's Synodical Auxiliary
Wilmington Motor Co., Inc
Dock Street
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Robert G. Barr
Chestnut Street
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Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
Wilmington, N.C
U.S. Army
Peterson and Rules
Hilda S. Ambler
Irmageport
Conn
Phyllis K. Martin
Brookline
Mass
Miss Aimbler
British Flying Corps
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