Goon Dog Case In Balance In Court Today
Trial of C. E. Garber versus G. W. Pingley over the value of a coon dog occupied the county court with Justice Tavenner presiding. Witnesses disputed if the dog was a real coon dog, some saying acclimation affected hunting ability, Garber claiming the dog chased rabbits. A side issue concerns a board bill for the dog since its return, potentially affecting recovery if Garber prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Garber
G. W. Pingley
Aeley
Garber
Tavenner
Seaasdina
Mr. Garber
Pingley
Moonshine Destroyed At City Hall In Prohibition Action
The city hall basement hosted a solemn destruction of contraband liquor and beer seized by police under state prohibition laws. Forty four gallons and a half pint of liquor and six gallons and a quart of beer were poured into a sink amid an audience of city employees. Witnesses were sprayed with beer as bottles opened, and fumes filled the hall. Attending were City Treasurer William T. Barr, Revenue Commissioner Charles W. Trenary and assistant Lee Coble, janitor James W. Hillyard, Chief Doran, master of ceremonies, and policemen Tom Boyd, Douglas Guthridge, and John Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Wm. T. Barr
the Revenue
Chas. W. Trenary
Lee Coble
James W. Hillyard
Chief Doran
Tom Boyd
Douglas Guthridge
John Gordon
How to Market Crops Profitably for North Carolina Farmers
Weeds persist and persistence in land improvement pays. Enrich soil, enrich the land with good soaking twice a week. Farming without legumes is like writing checks without deposits. The peach grower’s bad luck becomes the housekeeper’s opportunity. Marketing has become a business of supplying town needs, not just disposing surplus. Planting forest trees hides poor land yet boosts appeal and profit. North Carolina farmers must solve the marketing problem with clever, efficient production. Sudan grass offers valuable summer grazing, notes J A Arey of NC State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Mickie Seeks Print Fines Over Buzz on Feller
In a loud outburst Mickie complains about a paper for printing about a man. The exchange includes jargon and references to a laundry run and a small-town scene as chaos erupts over a story.
Los Angeles to Reach Lakehurst After Porto Rico Run
The Los Angeles is expected to arrive at Lakehurst on her return trip from Porto Rico at 3 o'clock tomorrow morning, according to a radio message received in Charleston. The time reference is 8 May, with the report dated May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Porto Rico
Salting Soft Corn Shown To Benefit Storage
Iowa Experiment Station reports salting soft corn reduces spoilage and heating. Apply salt in layers 1 to 2 feet thick, repeating after adding more corn, with 1 to 1 pound of salt per 100 pounds of grain. Sampson of McCallsburg earlier proposed the method after his salted crib fed hogs well and resisted freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sampson
McCallsburg
Iowa
H. D. Hughes
Iowa Experiment Station
Operation of threshing machine is discussed
The article explains why threshing machines fail to separate grain from straw. It cites four main causes: improper running speed, incomplete threshing of kernels from heads, an unlevel separating mechanism, and incorrect blast adjustment. It notes the thresherman’s focus differs from the crop owner and urges knowledge to gauge machine performance.
Wisdom from Andy Gump to speeders at crossing
A fragment quotes Andy Gump advising speeders not to race trains or crossing times. It notes the danger of trying to beat trains and crossings, emphasizing safety at railroad crossings with a folk wisdom tone.
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Andy Gump
Take Stock of Self Made Men and Conceit
A brief reflection on self made men and the limits of admiration for personal achievement. The verse urges introspection to curb conceit and remind readers that social regard may not align with boastful claims.
Thea Marchioness of Aberdeen Heads World Women's Council
Thea Marchioness of Aberdeen presides over the International Council of Women with millions of members in 50 countries. The sixth quinquennial convention opens in Washington DC for ten days from May 14, welcoming leaders Mareit Malmsten Kristia Simonarson Philip North Moore Clara Guthrie da Areis Alexandrine Cantacuzene Anne Bancroft Coushaire and others from Switzerland Romania Iceland and the United States.
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Thea Marchioness
Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Washington, D. C
Mareit Malmsten
Bwecen
Kristia B. Simonarson
Ice
Land
Philip . North Moore
National Council of Women
The
United States
Clara Guthrie da’ Areis
Switzerland
Alexandrine Cantacuzene
Romania
Mise Anne Bancroft Coushaire
National Council
Daredevin Wreckers Figure Brow to Remove Diana from the Garden
The page item reports an incident where Daredevin Wreckers attempt to remove Diana from the garden area. Details describe ongoing action and the parties involved. No further context or outcomes are provided in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daredevin Wreckers
Brow
Diana
NYU Plans New Setting for Diana Statue at Square Garden
Wreckers operate around the giant Diana sculpture as New York University offers to relocate the towering statue from Saint Guadens to a suitable setting. The long history of the statue’s perch atop the tower is addressed with this campus plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Square Garden
New York City
Saint Guadens
Diana
New York University
Glacial Period and Arctic Ice Coverage
The Glacial eye or period marks the early Quaternary with arctic temperatures. Enormous continental ice sheets advanced southward, filling rivers and lake basins, covering mountains, and burying lowlands beneath a vast sea of ice.
First Aid for Neuralgia Remedy Cited
A historical remedy suggests using a thick bread slice soaked on one side in boiling water then sprinkled with cayenne pepper and applied to the face. It claims this method is better than a mustard plaster as it does not blister the skin.
First American Gold Panel Recounts Gift to Pope
The paneled floor of St. Mary Major in Rome is gilded with the first owl brought to Spain from South America, presented to the pope by Ferdinand and Isabella Snein.
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Justice Tavenner
J. A. Arey
North Carolina State College
Mickie
Bob
Rime Rinting
Chunk of
Jseck Kearns
Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
Micky Walker
Kearns
New Jersey
King of the Welters
Owa
Jack Bulgar
Walker
Boris
Bulgaria
Sofia
Teocoff
Nibush
Hamman’s $ Store
North Main Street
Brill & Ritter’s
Sample Shoe Store
Gari
Indianapolis
Shenandoah Motor CO
Handley School
Vance
Rinker
Lloyd Loom Carring
Swimley
Babb Brothers
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Col. Braddock and Water Sts
Empire Theatre
the Nathanson Co
Woodstock Typewriter Exchange
Woodstock Typewriters
Virginia Transit Company, Inc
Winchester
Washington
Miller
Kielsgard
Fairfax
East Piccadilly Street
Boyce
Millwood
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