By the United Press
Goldsboro, Oct. 30—Ten thousand bushels of sweet potatoes have been stored in the local growers’ cooperative warehouse here.
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Death of Mrs. Yelverton
Goldsboro, Oct. 30—Mrs. W.T. Yelverton, 73, died here yesterday. She was well-known. Her husband and four sons survive here.
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Modoc Model Ship
Wilmington, Oct. 30—Marine architects will hold a convention at New York this week. The Coast Guard cutter Modoc has been ordered from her station here to New York to be exhibited a model of her class.
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Sandhills Fair
Pinehurst, Oct. 30—The Sandhills fair will be opened here November 7. The district has become famous for its peaches and melons.
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More Pay for Solons
Raleigh, Oct. 30—A movement is under way here to increase the pay of North Carolina legislators from $4 to $10 per day. Most states pay larger per diems.
From the front page of the Daily Free Press, Kinston, N.C., Monday, Oct. 30, 1922
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