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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

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Fancy Gap road work starts as Carroll County backs plan

Carroll County officials sign contracts with the Virginia State Highway Commission to begin a tarvia bound rock road from Hillsville to the state line via Fancy Gap. An engineering crew surveys the route as two rock crushers supply material and work continues on the Hillsville to Mount Airy project.

Carroll County Hillsville Virginia State Highway Commission Mount Air State Highway Commission Board of Supervisors Fancy Gap Poplar Camp Road Poplar Camp Virginia State Line Mount Airy North Carolina

Learn to Save Our Farmers In Dixie

A reader letter from The Progressive Farmer urges farmers to save as prosperity nears. It recalls neighbors buying a one horse wagon eight years ago and a similar purchase a year later, noting the neighbor kept his wagon under shed and it remains nearly new while theirs has fallen to junk.

Dixie C. C

86 496 Babies Born In North Carolina In 1924

North Carolina recorded 86 496 births in 1924, the highest rate in the nation, surpassing 1923 by 2306. December led with 8770 births, followed by June with 7898, and the state scored 92 on federal reporting. The data come from the state health board's vital statistics department.

Raleigh North Carolina Vital Statistics Department State Board of Health F. M. Register Register Vital Statistics Bureau Federal Census Bureau

Liquor Car Camouflaged With Traps For Camping

Authorities seized liquor valued at $2000 or more from a twin-six Packard with a Massachusetts tag found camouflaged in camping gear. The car was being washed when suspected, but no owner was claimed for the automobile. Officers searched the area and found liquor in trunks and concealed compartments inside the vehicle.

Asheville Massachusetts

Ford Company Alone Remains Ford Company Alone Remains

New York reports the Dodge Motor works sold for 146 million dollars to Dillion Read and associates leaving Ford Motor Co as the last major independent U.S. auto maker. The article notes Ford founded with 49 thousand dollars now worth near a billion with a large cash surplus and only two stockholders, Henry and Edsel Ford.

New York Dillion, Read & Co Dodge Motor Works Wall Street Dodge Brothers, Inc Ford Motor Company Ford Company Dodge Company Ford Morgan Ford Motor Co Henry Ford Edsel B. Ford

Foundling Now Among Richest In Nation

Joy Louise Leeds born as a foundling in Mineola New York learns she is heir to more than four million dollars from Warner M Leeds and to a further four million from her foster mother Louise Hartshorne Leeds. Guardian Henry Abbott named. residence and origin details remain unknown.

Mineola N. Y Joy Louise Leeds Warner M. Leeds Joy Louise Louise Hartshorne Leeds New York United States Gloria Caruso William A. Clarke John Jacob Astor Emily Edward E. B. McLean Washington Henry Abbott Abbott Bellevue Hospital

Remains of Floyd Collins to be Taken From Sand Cave

Report from Sand Cave says Floyd Collins body, found Feb 16 after rock wedged him, is in fair condition. Work led by W H Hunt continues to reach the body through the old shaft and laterals but removal plans remain undisclosed due to danger. Homer Collins, Floyd’s brother, voices plans to fund removal and a monument upon return to Cave City.

Cave City Floyd Collins Sand Cave W. H. Hunt Central City Collins Collina Hunt Stockton Cal Homer Collins Floyd Crystal Cave

Death car occupants to serve 10 to 15 years in prison

Newton April 11 Judge Stack sentenced Robert Michael and Wilfong Trott to terms of not less than ten nor more than fifteen years in the state penitentiary for second degree murder in the February 9 automobile collision that killed Miss Evelyn Rowe. Both defendants filed notices of appeal. appeal bonds set at 100 dollars and 20,000 dollars each.

Newton Stack Robert Michael Wilfong Trott Catawba Evelyn Rowe Trott Michael North Carolina

Indorse Mixed Train on Wilkesboro Line

North Wilkesboro April 11 Kiwanis club members voted to back Southern railway plans to convert the existing daily morning and evening passenger train to a mixed train serving both freight and passenger needs. Proponents argued jitney lines have cut into passenger traffic.

Indorse Wilkesboro Line North Wilkesboro Kiwanis Club Southern Railway Winston-Salem Winston

Jimison Fails to Break Into Jail for 60 day Prohibition Sentence

Tom P. Jimison former Methodist preacher editor and politician arrived at the Charlotte courthouse to surrender for a 60 day term for violation of the national prohibition law but could not be admitted due to missing papers and delaying maneuvers by supporters led by T L Kirkpatrick and former Governor Cameron Morrison. Officials planned a Tuesday rehearing that may reduce the sentence to a fine and release Jimison upon payment. He then left for Spencer to spend the weekend with his wife and son.

Charlotte Tom P. Jimison Lnbor Jimison Superior Court Friends T. L. Kirkpatrick Cameron Morrison Cochran Wade H. Williams Spencer Morrison Wade Williams Jesus

Jimison Announces Road Sentence After Liquor Conviction

Tom P. Jimison a former Methodist minister and editor, convicted liquor transporter, says he will surrender for a 60 day road sentence and go to the chain gang. He defends his actions and criticizes authorities and media while pledging to repay the state.

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