Christmas Money for You Hidden in Old Letters
Among old family letters are rare stamps and envelopes worth fortunes. Some envelopes sold for up to 6000 dollars. many others bring over 100 dollars. Send valuable envelopes from 1845 to 1865 to Harold C. Brooks in Marshall Michigan for appraisal. you owe no sale obligation. Brooks, a longtime private collector and mayor, will return unsold items by food order.
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Harold C. Brooks
Boxshall
Michigan
Brooks
First National Bank of
Marshall
Mich
Hhe
United States
Ms. Brooks
Why Go to School in Eckles Hamrick Talk
A Cliffside High School November talk by Eckles Hamrick argues education is self discovery not just classroom work. It urges students to find their inner self or God, seize opportunities, and let Christ guide study while pursuing true growth beyond mere grades.
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Eckles Hamrick
Cliffside High School
Christ
If a penniless man has nowhere else to go he should go to work
A concise social aphorism urging that a man lacking funds or shelter should seek employment as the primary remedy for hardship. The statement emphasizes practical effort over complaint and reflects a work ethic stance.
Trustee's Sale of Land in Rutherford County NC
Trustee C O Ridings will offer for sale at the Rutherfordton courthouse the property in Cool Springs Township Rutherford county NC Lot 12 Block B M A Carver land as shown in Book 112 page 590 and Lots 10 and 11 also described in Book W-4 page 407 sold for cash to the highest bidder under a deed of trust dated December 11 1925 by C H McGravey and Charity McGravey to Ridings. Sale dated November 19 1927.
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C. H.mcgravey
Charity McGravey
Ridings
Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
Rutherfordton
M. A. Carver
Fair Ground
Ridings & Jones, Attys
Constantly men seek to lower my meanness record
A fragment notes that some men try to lower the record for meanness while observing that many wives dress stylishly because creditors can afford it, reflecting a social critique and financial tension.
Political Boss and Heroito Theme Reflections
Quote laden reflection on corruption and fate. It discusses a man taking a job after pleasing a political boss and a hero dying at the right moment to gain a monument. It warns that most people avoid their own way if given it and cautions to be right yet not assume everyone else is wrong.
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Tance
Thad
jUntil
Buick
Lovejoy
Sproncini Plan Teast
Forest City Motor Co
Forest City, N. C
Cool Springs ‘Township
North Carolina
Camel
Federal Reserve System of Banks
Federal Reserve System
Uncle Sam
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Forest City
Caroleen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!