Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Total $106000
Twenty deeds filed in Guilford County during the day show a total expenditure over 106000. Transfers include J E Latham company to Dr J G Thomas 7500 for 515 feet on High Point road and several other lot trades in Sunset Hills Irving Park and Wade and Newton subdivisions. An inserted humorous note ends with a 1925 copyright Bell Syndicate.
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Guilford County
Office of Register of Deeds
R. H. Wharton
Greensporo
J. E. Latham Company
J. G. Thomas
High Point
Scales-Bernau
Hamilton Lakes, Inc
A. M. Scales
Lake Hamilton
Agnes D.kerr
R. J. Hole
Matheson-Wills Real Estate Company
White Realty Company
Irving Park
Sunset Drive
J. W.money
J. D. Franks
College Park
A. K. Moore Realty Company
R. L. Sapp
Sunset Hills
Thomas J. Shaw
C. G. Crevenstein
Kensington Roads
William Compton
George Bridges
Barket Street
G. W. Stroupe Et al
S. W. Marte
Roland Park
Ss. C. Clark
G. D. Grimes
Otteray Avenue
S. Phelps
H. L. Ryan
South Street
J. A. Fritz
Bob Kiriakides
Mill Road
J. R. Potts
CG. Morris
Prospect Street
H. Brown
J.E. Lyon
Wade and Newton
R. C. Causey
F. M. Jones
Grantor
V. Edmunds
Point Realty and Investment Company
Westview
Chestnut Street
The Eternal Humorist Warning From SUB ROSA
Readers are warned against becoming the eternal humorist who dominates gatherings. The piece outlines how such a persona may charm at first yet repel at intimate or extended social settings, revealing the loneliness of constant comedy.
Original ideas defy derision in Twain and others
A compact meditation on originality and courage in the face of public mockery. Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson is cited alongside Keats Wright Brothers Henry Ford and others as examples of persistent creators who overcome skepticism. The piece argues belief in one's good ideas and perseverance drive lasting achievement despite naysayers.
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
Mark Twain
Keats
Wright Brothers
Henry Ford
Bell Syndicate
Bramham Unable To Furnish Series Billets
DURAAM Sept. 23 AP W G Bramham president of the Piedmont Virginia and South Atlantic baseball leagues says he is swamped with ticket requests for the world series he cannot fill. He expects to refund money from many requests and notes he will be unable to satisfy orders already filed.
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Duraam
W. G. Bramham
Piedmont
Virginia
South Atlantic
Bramham
Brameham
Virginia team readies for Hampden-Sidney opener
University of Virginia football coach Earle Neale narrows candidates for the opening game against Hampden-Sidney as practice enters its third week. Potential starters include backfield lettermen Diffey Walp Cuddy and Laird, with Diney at quarterback, and line choices featuring Phillips Mackall Cockrill Holland Tyler Abner Friedourg, while Reynolds may replace Phillips if fit. Injuries threaten Luke and Dare from the graduating year, and Neale aims for a balanced unit to avoid last season’s repeat of misadventures.
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University
Virginia
Hampden-Sidney
Earle Neale
Tigers
Carter Diffey
Paul Walp
Buck Cuddy
Ted Laird
Cockrill
Holland
Tyler
Abner
Friedourg
Mackall
Reynolds
Phillips
Bill Luke
George Dare
Neales
Moser to Speak in North Carolina on Cotton Issues
C O Moser of Memphis general manager of the American Cotton Growers exchange will tour North Carolina October 5 through 10 to address farmers and business leaders on cotton problems. He opens October 5 in Monroe and visits Concord Smithfield Dunn Clinton Goldsboro Tarboro Scotland Neck Raleigh and Nashville before concluding in Lumberton and Laurinburg. Mr Mask accompanies him to coordinate gatherings.
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Raleigh
C. O. Moser
Memphis
Tenn
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
North Carolina
Homer B. Mask
The
Exchange
Moser
Monroe
Concord
Smithfield
Dunn
Clinton
Goldsboro
Tarboro
Scotland Neck
State College
Nashville
Lumberton
Laurinburg
Mask
Cotton Exchange
Tobacco Problems To Be Talked With Tobacco Makers
Raleigh September meeting planned by Agriculture Commissioner William A. Graham to discuss tobacco grown with muriate of potash. He toured the Oxford department test farm with F. B. Miller and noted Moss’s discovery that muriate-of-potash tobacco yields equal to sulphate-of-potash. Further burning-process tests and expert conferences needed before recommendations. The aim is to benefit tobacco farmers first while considering all sides.
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Raleigh
William A. Graham
Department of Agriculture
Oxford
Graham
F. B. Miller
G. Moss
That Body of Yours By Jas W Barton M D
The retiring president of the American Medical Association speaks on medical progress from 1861 to the present. Amputations death rate fell from 65% to under 5% while tuberculosis typhoid and yellow fever saw major declines. Insulin vitamins and louse borne diseases are noted. cancer pneumonia and heart infections remain. A Davidson college report follows about the south wing of the new chambers building.
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American Medical Association
United States Army
Philadelphia
Davidson
Chambers
Davidson College
Construction Complete at Half Million Cost
Under construction at a cost of $500,000, the building is complete and now used for administration offices.
Memorial work advances as rooms and other parts are pushed
Fragmentary report notes that work on the memorial continues with emphasis on completing the other parts. Officials say progress is being made as quickly as possible.
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Bud Fisher
Mutt and
Jeff
IEEE
Fen
Mike
Police Department
Guilford Realty Market
Humorist
Church
Hall of Fame
KOTEX
Lawadry
Orig
INAL
Cotton Growers’ Association
Elizabeth City
Margaret McCabe
Body
Yours
Jas. W. Barton, M. D
Mann's Drug Store
Yow’s Funeral Home
Dunlap Springs
Putnam
Morris Plan Loan
High Point Morris Plan Bank
West Washington St
Southern
Southern Railway
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