Candidate announces re election for municipal office
L C Lowrance declares candidacy for re election to the municipal post in the upcoming election scheduled for Tuesday May 5 1925. He signs the announcement as the candidate.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
3
L C Lowrance declares candidacy for re election to the municipal post in the upcoming election scheduled for Tuesday May 5 1925. He signs the announcement as the candidate.
J E Bridges announces his run for mayor of Forest City subject to the municipal election to be held Tuesday May 5 1925. He states his intention to seek the office and asks voters to consider his candidacy.
A resident addresses local electors announcing candidacy for mayor to be decided on Tuesday May 5. Harrill pledges to serve to the best capacity if elected.
Official notice lists W L Horn E B Doggett J M Edwards F T Davis W L Brown as candidates for re election to Forest City aldermen. Also includes 5 cent Chamberlain medicine mail order ad offering cough remedy salve and tables for stomach issues for the family, urging readers to mail name and address.
A garbled notice offers up to 1500 dollars for solving ghost words hidden in the phrase Toilet Necessities with a total 3000 dollars in prizes. It invites readers to send a stamp for circuit address, indicating a promotional or publicity event.
Executor Teal announces appointment and qualification as executor of the estate of C M Teal of Rutherford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by March 1 1926 or be barred. debtors should pay promptly. Dated March 31 1925 QUE TEAL and another executor.
Registration books open Saturday April 18 at 9 oclock and stay open one week until April 25 at 9 oclock. All voters who have not registered or who moved back inside after four months abroad must register to vote in the May 5 election. Registrar 5 E Caldwell.
Notice that Union Mills citizens in Rutherford County North Carolina seek incorporation. The petition will be heard by the Board of Control in Raleigh on May 9 1925. Opponents may present protests at the Secretary’s Raleigh office on the same date. Dated March 31 1925. N N Everett
Will B. Trout, long in Detroit, died April 21 after pneumonia and pleurisy. Survived by wife M. B. Trout, son Billy, father C. K. Trout, three brothers A A G S Trout, two sisters E S Walker and C L Morrow. Mother preceded him. Buried at Pleasant Grove. funeral by Dr Ayers and Rev Houston. Masons in charge.
MRS. G. FRANK HOVIS announces a nationwide Better Homes campaign in Spindale North Carolina May 10 to 17. A cottage on Stone Cutter avenue owned by Lloyd Williamson will showcase a practical “steal homey” home to promote high standards in housing, furnishing, and community thrift.
Dave argues church attendance boosts prosperity and character among farmers. He likens weekly worship to a shower for fields, fostering virtues like industry thrift honesty and a readiness to help, while noting churchgoing as a liberal education through hymn and scripture.
A fragment reflecting on being called by church bell and aligning with the Master Teacher to serve nations. It envisions personal growth, global fellowship, and moral renewal as autumn fades, spring returns, and regional life gains shared purpose through Fay, a supreme man of Galilee.
The Trout family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death of our husband and brother. Appreciation goes to those who sent flowers. May God's richest blessings rest with you all from Mrs. W. B. Trout and family.
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