Notice of Trustee's Sale in Mount Airy NC 1925
Notice states a deed of trust dated December 26 executed by R. L. Reeves and wife Pear to trustee FE C Bivens for T L Taylor, default on notes, sale to be held August 15 1925 at 2 PM in front of Bank of Mount Airy Mount Airy NC. Property described as the John T Reeves home address Bennett. Sale to satisfy principal interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Reeves
Pear Wer
FE. C. Bivens
T. L. Taylor
Bank of
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Herta Bennett
John T. Reeves
Costa
E. C. Bivens
Purification Promise Calotabs Health Ad
A vintage health ad touts Calotabs as a supreme system purifier and a path to perfect health. It urges a thorough course taken weekly and offers a family package with full directions for 35 cents and a trial 10 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Just Try It A Bottle Of Green River
A fragmentary note praises a bottle labeled Green River with a short claim of refreshment and upbeat tone, suggesting a slogan style product teaser from a beverage advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Sidewalks Ordered on Spring Street Mount Airy 1925
Mount Airy Board of Commissioners votes to lay concrete sidewalks on both sides of Spring Street from Rockford to Welch Street. If owners fail to build, the town will incur costs and place a lien on properties fronting the street per prior ordinances. Attest: F. M. Poore, Sec. & Treas. W. G. Sydnor, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Oe
Seventin
Board of Commissioners
Spring Street
Rockford Street
Welch Street
Main Street
C.F. Mitchells
Town of
Mount Airy
Aaid Street
F. M. Poore
Sec
Treas
W. G. Sydnor
Pardon Granted in 1920s Wilkes Murder Case
Wes Wingler of Wilkes County received the first full pardon from Governor A W McLean. Wingler had been serving a life term for second degree murder based on testimony years after the crime, which occurred in 1895 and alleged in 1922. The governor cited testimony tainted by malice and doubts about guilt, noting prolonged delay and a coroner's exoneration at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
A. W. McLean
Wes Wingler
Wilkes County
McLean
Wingler
Town mob tarred and feathered Miss Simms in Louisiana
Miss Mary Simms, an orphan living with Town and parish authorities in Eros, was coated with paint and feathers by a mob of more than 25 women amid two prior attempts to oust her. Authorities report no formal complaint and have not investigated, with over 150 witnesses and a crowd hearing controversial speeches promoting free speech and anti conquest sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ero
Greensboro Banks to Charge Fee on Small Checking Accounts
Beginning August 1 Greensboro banks will levy a 50 cent monthly service fee on checking accounts with daily balances under 100 dollars when three or more checks are written in a month. Savings accounts incur no charge. The fee, justified as handling expense, will apply to all member banks of the Greensboro Clearing House association. Many state banks plan similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Clearing House Association
Clearing House Association
Reckless motorists to spend hour with victim bodies
Indianapolis officials unveil a new punishment for deadly driving. Any motorist who kills a pedestrian or other driver through careless or reckless operation or intoxication will spend an hour alone with the deceased in the morgue as part of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Herman FE. Rykehoff
William Deppers
Famous Bryan utterances span speeches from 1896 to 1924
The collection cites Willam J. Bryan sayings from the 1896 Chicago convention dry plank debate to 1924 New York platform remarks and his Scopes trial cross examination remarks. It includes lines about labor, women and children, the cross of gold, and belief in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Heckler
San Francisco
New York
Clarence Darrow
1925 remark rejects millionaire rumor about nomination
A 1925 comment notes that the speaker could have become a millionaire by siding with privilege and favoritism, denying the circulating rumor of wealth. The statement frames the speaker as principled and independent despite chatter about money.
Notice of Commissioner Sale Of Land In Mount Airy
Under order dated July 20 1926 the commissioner will sell real estate in Mount Airy Surry County North Carolina arising from F M Poore et al vs Surry County Loan and Trust Co guardian of Myrtle Poore The first tract begins at a street post on Wilson street and closes back to the beginning The second tract begins at UH Schafer corner runs north to Thompson corner then east and south to the start The two plots are lots one and two of a plat by T B McCargo sold June 26 1926 for 1496 00 An upset bid on the second tract starts at 1504 75 Terms 25 cash and the balance in 6 12 18 and 24 months Bank of Mount Airy commissioner July 23 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Poore, Et al
Surry County Loan and Trust Co
Myrtle Poore
Fellowing
Mount Airy Township
Surry County
N. C
James Wilson
Wilson
Mount Airy
Rune
UH. Schafer’s Corner
Thompson's Corner
T. B. McCargo
Z. T. Smith
Bank of Mount ‘Airy
Drink a Bottle of Green River Today
A playful call urges readers to try Green River soda today. The note emphasizes enjoying the classic flavor and utility of the beverage in everyday life.
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Hollingsworth Drug Co
Mount Airy, N. C
Rexall
Cardus
Abercrombie
SF. i. Boot Vite
Ind
Cardu
the Board of Commissioners
First National Bank
T. G. Fawcett
W. W. Burke
E. G. Smith
Wilkes
Louisiana
Sinai
Bryan
Willam J. Bryan
Winchester
Tenn
C. H. Haynes
van Lindley
W. S. Wolfe Drug Co
Willard
J. C. Vogler
M. F. Patterson
W. M. Beasley
Gulf
Uty
Prince
FORD
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