N&O Index Card Listings

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Grange
  • Leaders of Grange youth. 0.30-38:3.
  • Wayne Pomona grange inducts new officers D.8-33:11.
  • Parker renamed head of Capital grange. D.13-38:8. 38:8.
  • Grange outlines legislative plan. D.30-
  • Grange masters name Frick agains. D.31-38:3.
  • Grange oraises representatives. Ap.3-39: 7.
Grange
  • Grange leaders ask leaf vote. Ag.2-39:2.
  • Wider variety of crops urged by Grange speaker in Asheville meeting. 0.26-39:8.
  • Assails increase in legalozed wage scale 0.28-39:5.
  • A.B.Fairley heads Caoital grange here. N.14-39:7. 14.
  • Grange to urge marketing bill. N.15-39:
  • Caldwell cites Grange program. D.29-39:1
  • Grange rallies for. ten cities. D.30-39:2
Grange
  • Proposes safety program. Jan.10-40:7.
  • Grangers advocate reforms in schools. Jan.24-40:3.
  • Market develoonent endorsed by Lenoir Grangers. Jan.26-40:9. 14-40:8.
  • Katye Rosser heads Jonesboro Grange. F.
  • Grange to urge cotton program. F.i?.3-40:
  • Grange head hits tenant increase. Je.9-40:3.
Grange
  • Grange.
  • G CLrange launches 12th convention in Salisbury, Broughton speaks. 0.24-40:20.
  • Grange opposed to pay increase for state employes. N.11-40:3. 40:3.
  • Grange unit in Lee elects officers. D.l Study retision urged by Grange youth. D.29-40:4. 41:1.
  • Grange proposes halving home tax. Jan.2] Grange proposals. Jan.27-41:1.
Grange
  • Harry Caldwell, head of N.C. Grange, offers protest against tax increase on tobacco products. Ap.28-41:5. 41:15,
  • 80 youths attend grange sessions. Ag.15-
  • Farmers answer call for action. 0.23-41; 1. 41:7.
  • Grange requests WPA aid on farms. 0.25-Grange to seek parity income. N.11-41:14
  • Price fixing. D.5-41:6.
Grange
  • 42:2.
  • Grange seeking to hire convicts. Ag.12-
  • Grange meeting will open today at Burlington. 0.28-42:3.
  • Hutson, Broughton talk at state Grange session. 0.30-42:10.
  • Grange youths will hold conference at Goldsboro. D.25-42:11.
  • Grange committee favors nine months
  • school term. Jan.1-43:3.
  • Wayne boy talks at Grange. Jan. 2-43:"'.
Grange
  • 21.
  • Grange requests new leaf quotas. D.19-41
  • Opposes higher leaf tax. Mer.14-42:12.
  • Protests low farm prices. Jl.28-42:2.
  • Approves weed tax action. Jl.29-42:2.
  • Caldwell tells N.C. Grange of food short age threat. 0.29-42:2. 2.
  • Grange leaders adopt program. May 18-43:
  • Farmers in Randolph form Grange chapter. Se.13-43:3.
Grange
  • Favors proposals for ninth school month. Jan.21-43:8.
  • Food shortage seen by N.C. Grange head. Mar.31-43:5.
  • Caldwell cites post-war plans. 0.28-43:2
  • Tobacco allocation order denounced by N.C. Grange. 0.29-43:10.
  • Caldwell will present 8 resolutions to National Grange, from state Grange. N.8-43
  • Meeting elatedfo grange youth. D.23-43:
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Grange
  • Meeting orened by Stste Grange youth. D.27-43:2. 2.
  • Grange officers set up progrpm. Jpn.1-44
  • Tobr-cco group adopts stands. F. 1-44:3.
  • Grange leaders end conference at Winston-Salem. May 13-44:2. Ag.1-44:12.
  • N.C. State Grange to meet here next fall
  • Winners announced in Grange highway essay contest. 0.4-44:2.
  • begins sessions todsy. N.1-44:2.
Grange
  • Broughton, Cherry speak at Grange banquet here. N.2-44:2.
  • Cooley and Duggar sneak at state grange meeting. N.3-44:18.
  • Grangeurges same cuota for tobacco next season. N.4-44:10.
  • Grange will take up problem of juveniles N.13-44:12.
  • National Grange opens sessions at Win ston Salem. N.r5-44~:l0.