Greensboro County Board Sets Tax Sale June First
Greensboro May 4. The Guilford County Commissioners meet to advertise delinquent tax property on June 1 with sale after 390 days if unpaid. A bond election in Jamestown school district passed 815,000 for a new schoolhouse with 138 voters, 106 ballots, 98 yes and 8 no. Jury lists drawn for two weeks of Superior Court, civil term begins June 7, with two weeks of jurors listed for June 7 and June 14 terms.
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Greensboro
Board of County Commissioners of
Cuilford
Jamestown
William M. Jones
Pleasant Garden Wins Ten Inning Baseball Tilt 8 7
Pleasant Garden defeated Rocky Knoll 8 to 7 in ten innings after a tight hitting game. Ross pitched well after the fourth, holding Rocky Knoll in check until the ninth. Report notes also include Gray and family visiting in High Point, and medal contest winners Miss Louise Rankin and Bascom Holt.
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Pleasant Garden
Rocky Waoll
Rams
Ross
R. H. E. Pleasant Garden
Rocky Knoll
Ross and
R. Neeley
Smith and Taylor
Late Stockton
Jane Neelley
Louise Rankin
Bascom Holt
Room Rocks Under Mourners in Buck Mountain
Subsurface subsidence in Buck Mountain causes eight inch foundation drops near Mahanoy City. At Morgan Beddow’s home, where Mary Smith lay dead, the quake unsettles mourners at her bier. Slush and rock flow into underground workings to fill voids.
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Mahanoy City
Buck Mountain
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Morgan Beddow
Mary Smith
Passengers Describe Turkish Attack and British Advance in Suez
A pair of steamers from England to India witnessed the Battle of Kin Tara from the canal, observing Turkish troops repulsed near Kin Tara and British forces advancing along the desert flank. Passengers saw ships damaged, many dead Turks, and troops and gun positions along the canal as fighting continued into the night near Whintara and the Bitter Lakes.
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Kintara
Hardinge
Canal
Whintara
Bitter Lakes
Suez
Brooklyn Lawyer Drops Dead While Lecturing on Bible
Cornelius D. Weaver a 75 year old Brooklyn lawyer with Jamaica offices fell dead at Mariners Temple 142 Hester Street while addressing 40 to 60 youths. Heart disease was the cause. He had served as a police magistrate in Albany before moving to Brooklyn four years ago. He left a wife three sons and two daughters.
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New York Sun
Cornelius D. Weaver
Fifty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
Mariners’ Temple
Hester — Street
Jesus
Hudson Street Hospital
Slater
Weaver
Elizabeth Street
Jamaica
Albany
TIZ Foot Comfort Ad Claim for Painful Feet
An advertisement touts TIZ for sore burning swollen and tired feet and corns bunions and raw spots. It promises instant relief, smaller shoes, and no more limping with pain and offers a 25 cent box at druggists with a year guaranteed refund policy.
Embracing the Opportunity
A brief comic exchange shows a character lamenting bad luck when crabs are affordable and money is scarce. The humor hinges on timing and financial strain as the crabs’ price shifts.
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Superior Court
Bond
J. T. Payne
D. M. Ingle
James Staley
W. H. Milloway
W. H. Gray
J. T. Brown
A. M. Bevill
C. C. McLean
M. Martn
Fleming
C. E. Marley
A. Florence
James H. Davis
D. A. Lindley
C. W. Bradshaw
W. H. Bishop
C. W. Case
S. E. Dillon
Findley A. Hiatt, W. L. Cummings, B. F. Tucker
B. N. Welch, FE. T. Kearns and
Kris. McLeod
David K. Sutton
J. T. Loman
D. L. Huffman
Kivett Shepherd
W. M. Hanner
George W. Felfland
D. A. Smith
A.J. Wyrick
J. F. Hanner
J. A. Tate
Harvey C. Coble
J. G. Gamble
J. W. Scott
W. A. Smith
J. H. Anderson
Charles A. Hendrick
W. B. Hardin
A. F E. McCulloch
D. P. May
J. W. Pearson
J. M. Pickard
W. H. Reese
George M. Hodgin
S. M. Roach
W. C. Lee
F. L. Eddings
Oliver A. Edwards
S. W. H. Smith
Henry Warner
Solomon B. Armfield
W. W. Moony
F. C. Pegram
Lt. R. Dillon
E. J. Stewart
G. A. Ausband
H. H. Hedrick
M. Gray
High Point
Dr. C. Gray
Elmo Michael
J. C. Neelley
Ners
Cairo
England
India
Suez Canal
Tiz
Mattock
Altman
Forbush
Terry
Herman
Newport
Corliss-Coon
Corliss
C. B. Mattocks
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