Coal price rise prompts home delivery offer
The notice invites customers to call 126-J or 126-W to place orders and assures prompt attention. It states coal will cost 7.50 dollars per ton delivered to the home for the next several cars.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
12
The notice invites customers to call 126-J or 126-W to place orders and assures prompt attention. It states coal will cost 7.50 dollars per ton delivered to the home for the next several cars.
Mrs G C McDaniel returns home from Walkertown where Rev and Mrs Parker Holmes reside. Misses Holmes of Walkertown and Araminta Gant of Greensboro accompany her for the home visit.
Miss Lennie Hardin is recovering after an appendectomy and hopes to return home soon. J. P. Warren shows improvement after a period of illness. Other locals including Moore, Phillips, Mrs. Ocie Herdin, and Mrs. J. B. Sisk are listed as sick but improving. Rev. H. C. Sisk completed a tent meeting at Henrietta with 112 conversions and will move to Caroteen for a new meeting. Community visits and relatives are noted, with the Florence Baptist Senior B. Y. P. A. planning a play titled Farmer Brown's Conversion to Tithing on Sunday night July 26 at 8 oclock, inviting all.
New York July 21 The carving of a Confederate war memorial by sculptor Gutzon Borglum on Chimney Rock gorge North Carolina is not being considered at present, Dr L B Morse president of Chimney Rock properties said. He denied dispatches claiming Borglum would build a memorial similar to Stone Mountain and noted no definite plans or North Carolina backing had been promised.
Public notice warns that special city licenses are overdue and must be paid before August 1 to avoid penalties. B. E. Putnam, Chief of Police, signs the appeal urging prompt tax payment. Also includes a brief classified real estate ad by Cyclone Auction Co of Forest City.
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