N E Russell Shoe Shop Ad at 108 S Main St
Local shoe shop N E Russell advertises service since 1894 with delivery and call for service from 108 S Main Street address and phone 2616.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1929
Page
11
Local shoe shop N E Russell advertises service since 1894 with delivery and call for service from 108 S Main Street address and phone 2616.
The 1928 act requires reporting of fixed or determinable income payments of 1500 dollars to single recipients or 3500 dollars to married recipients in the year. If payer lacks knowledge of recipient marital status the payee is treated as single. Employers must file separate information returns for each employee and payments may be nonperiodic. Information returns are cross checked with individual tax returns and delinquent filings rose after audits.
Increased bid triggers sale under a deed of trust by D S Blake and Dora Blake to Owen Reese trustee. At 11:00 A M on March 27, 1929, in front of High Point Municipal building, property described as Lot 13 HK Fields Sub-division, starts bidding at 1050 dollars and is subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Power of sale in a 1928 deed of trust by D S Blake and Dora Blake. Owen Reece, Trustee, Guilford County records. Public auction in front of High Point Municipal Building on March 27 1929 at 11 am for lots 10 and 11 B M Armfield property West Lexington Ave. Start bid 2100 dollars. First mortgage 1600 dollars. Back taxes and street assessments unpaid. Roberson Haworth and Reese Attorneys. 2-12-19
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