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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
4
The paper thanks every writer for the force behind a growing county publication. It notes new type and Autocaster vice, welcoming business support and vowing renewed service. Managers pledge to spare no effort to serve readers and invite continued patronage in the year ahead.
Messrs N J James W S Moore and Dr T C Lovelace have purchased the Presbyterian lot on East Main Street and will erect a modern business house joining the James property. James to build a new bungalow and storeroom near his King Street filling station. Dave Smart of Caroleen plans to locate in Forest City and build a storeroom and residence near the James station. D F Beachboard of Caroleen bought two East Main lots for a handsome residence. Buy a Ford and spend the difference.
An ordinance prohibits letting dogs run at large in Forest City. Violators face a $10 fine per offense or ten days imprisonment. In effect from the date of passage. Dated December 12, 1922, Clerk A. C. Keeter.
The Town of Forest City North Carolina invites sealed bids at 2 00 P M January 9 1923 for fifty thousand dollars of 1922 school bonds each 1000 with six percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated July 1 1922 run through 1952 with varying annual redemptions and will be paid in gold at the National Bank of Commerce New York City. Bids must accompany a two percent certified check and are to be sent to Treasurer A C Keeter marked Proposal for School Bonds. The town reserves the right to reject all bids and notes the legal opinions guaranteeing validity.
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