Report of Jury or Board of Appraisers Forest City 1925 Powell Street extension
North Carolina Rutherford County Town of Forest City reports by board of appraisers appointed June 12 1925 to lay out and extend Powell street. They met June 15 1925 and appraised damages to property owners with totals listed for Harrill McBrayer and others. Report confirmed by Town Council June 22 1925.
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North Carolina
Rutherford County
Forest City
Powell Street
Amt
M. J. Harrill
J. F. McBrayer
T. C. McBrayer
Ray Horn
B. L. McGinnis
J. F. Alexander
H. B. Doggett
G. W. Jones
W. G. Magness
G. C. McDaniel
M. E. Dorsey
J. C. Scruggs
J. E
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Forest City NC
Notice is given that under a deed of trust dated October 11 1928 and recorded in Rutherford County NC a trustee will sell on July 27 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the Building and Loan office Forest City for cash the northern half of lot 77 on Oak and Forest streets described in a Harrill map and recorded in book 111 page 590.
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Anna Hall
J. 0. Hall
W. L. Brown
Register
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Pote
I. W. L. Brown
Forest City
N. C
Oak and
Forrest Street
Said Street
Forest Street
R. M. Harrill
C. M. Harrill
J. A. Wilkie
Register of Deeds
Notice of Administrator for Susan Frashear Estate
The undersigned G G Frashear is appointed administrator of the estate of Susan Frashear, deceased, of Rutherford county North Carolina. Creditors and those owing the estate must settle promptly and file claims within twelve months from this date or be barred from recovery. This June 27 1925.
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Susan Frashear
Rutherford County
N. C
G. G. Frasheur
Adm
Declaration of Independence Sign Date Clarified
A historical note explains that the Declaration was adopted July 2 1776 and engrossed for signing on August 2 1776. The public celebration and July 4 date arose from journal entries and later copies, while the Liberty Bell and related legends are treated as myths by scholars.
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Congress
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Continental Congress
Lee
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
Traci
George Lippard
Henry J. Ford
Princeton
American Mercury
Lippard
Parson Weems
George Washington
Boll Weevil to Damage Half North Carolina Crop
North Carolina may see 50 to 75 percent of its cotton damaged by boll weevil, says Frank Parker, statistician for the joint U S crop report. Weather in July and August will largely decide the final loss, with worst areas in Robeson, Bladen, Scotland, Hoke and lower Cumberland. Fire, hail, and other damage also reported in various counties. Parker criticizes the report for omitting weevil damage and notes hot weather harms the insect only with dry conditions.
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Mr. Parker
Parker
Novel Prescription Pass It On
A nervous woman seeks help from a renowned physician who prescribes her to read the Bible. He advises one hour of daily reading, telling her to return in a month for a follow up. The anecdote highlights a simple spiritual remedy over medical intervention.
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Roosevelt
New York
Pat
Bible Riddle Answered Sparks Light in Monroe Paper
In The Monroe Enquirer Brother Honeycutt of The Stanly News-Herald cites a Bible riddle about born and died figures. He adds notes on Adam and Eve, Enoch and Elijah, and mentions an English knight, plus August Hoffman selling a book with a hidden mirror.
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The
Monroe Enquirer
Honeycutt
Stanly News-Herald
Brother Honeycutt
Adam
Eve
Enoch
Elijah
Methuselah
Another Eaglishman
Order of the Bath
August Hoffman
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Administrator's Sale
Susan Frasheur
G. Frasheur
Admr
Rexall
Georgia
Reinhardt Drug Co
Rexall State
Forest City, N
BOARD
B. B. Doggett
Four County
W. Y. Ferrol
Carou
Courtney & Hightower
East Avondale, N.C
Wells Bros
Tom
Harry
Harrill
Market Forest City, N. C
Boiling Springs High School
Blue Ridge Mountains
J. D. Huggins
Boiling Springs, N.C
B. Z. McDonald & Son’s
Seaboard Depot
Charlotte-Asheville Highway
B. Z. McDonald & Son
West End
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