Boy Suffers Arm Break in Two Places on Route 2 News
Mount Airy reports a local incident as Ray Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Webb, breaks his arm in two places after a fall. The page notes various visits, church events, and regional travel among residents, with no further medical details or outcomes provided.
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Mount Airy
Maci Midkiff
Greensboro
R. E. Motasinger
J. A. Deatherage
Ralph Valentine
A. Valentine
Flat Rock Presbyterian Church
H. Burton
J. Beer
Albert
Roaring Gap
Blowing Rock
Katheleen
Jesse Gwyn
Byron Gwyn
Charlotte
Robert Gwyn
Columbia
S. C
J. R. Gwyn
H. D. Monroe
Rolesville
Ray Webb
William Webb
Baby Clinic Aids Undernourished Infants In North Carolina
The Extension Department at the University of North Carolina runs a Monday clinic where specialists treat undernourished or defective infants in Surry health office. Ten babies examined weekly, often with diet plans. cases show rapid weight gain and resolution of potential mental delay linked to nutrition. Free service invites mothers to refer undernourished babies.
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University of North Carolina
Surry Health Office
Washington’s chain surveys trouble modern Maryland checks
A surveyor notes George Washington dragged his chain over varied terrain without adjusting for hills, causing current surveyors to struggle reconciling his early Maryland measurements. The text also mentions decay in the polishing of fine Swiss and French watches.
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George Washington
Maryland
Mount Airy Water Use Rules Sealed by 1925 Ordinance
The Mount Airy Board of Commissioners ordains water use rules, penalties, and public notice requirements. Prohibits improper use, sets a $50 fine per offense with possible remittance to $10, and declares enforcement after publication in the Mount Airy News. Authorized August 4, 1925 by Mayor WW. Sypnor and Secretary-Treasurer F. M. Poore.
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Water and — Commission
Mt. Airy
Water and Light Commission
Mount Airy
Board of Commissioners
Town of
G. Sypnor
F. M. Poore
Vaccine stamping out typhoid in Surry
More than 5 000 citizens protected against typhoid by free typhoid vaccine from the Surry County Health Department this season. Eleven cases reported in six months with dates: March July August. None of the patients had taken the vaccine. Also urges cleanliness and fly control to prevent spread.
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Surry County Health Department
Tost
Fies
Notice of Sale in Mount Airy Property Auction
By order of the Superior Court of Surry County I, E. C. Bivens as Commissioner, will sell at 4 o clock PM on September 5 1925 a lot in Mount Airy N C described as beginning on West Poplar Street and running 215 feet along Hines line to Williamson and Sides lines, then back to Poplar Street.
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North Carolina
Surry County
Mary Williamson
Barnet Williamson
John Williamson
William Williamson
Fred Williamson
Lawrence Williamson
Irene Williamson
Superior Court of
Mount Airy
N. C
Stack v Stack divorce action in Surry County
In the Superior Court Mrs C W Stack sues Clyde Stack seeking a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. Clyde Stack must appear before the Clerk at Dobson on September 18 1925 to answer or demur to the complaint or the court will grant the relief requested. Dated August 10 1925 F T Lewellin C S C
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North Carolina
Surry County
C. W. Stack
Clyde Stack
Superior Court
Dobson
F. T. Lewellin
Mount Airy
Sale of Mount Airy land under court order in 1925
Public sale ordered by the Surry County Superior Court in Mollie Brower Meeks Admin istratrix case will offer a tract in Mount Airy Township. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, then one third in twelve months and one third in two years. Described property fronts Taylor Avenue and Satterfield and Parker line. Sale earlier notices include Clyde Stack divorce suit and trustee sale for Granite Hill property.
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Superior Court
Surry County
Mollie Brower Meeks
J. W
R. D. Harris
O. R. Moore
Glenn Belton
E. S. Belton
Robert Johnson
R. C. Griffith
Mount Airy
N. C
Mount Airy Township
Taylor Avenue
Satterfield and Parker
Said Street
New Street
Green River Lime Soda Spotlight
A lively note highlights JUST TRY IT a bottle of Green River lime flavored soda praised as refreshing. The snappy lime drink is marketed as a crisp, uplifting beverage option.
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Green River
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Pilot Mountain
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Cora Hollingsworth
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Hawks- Boyles Co
F. D. Holcomb
Pine St
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U. S
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van Lindley
W. S. Wolfe Drug Co
Baby Clinic
Drs. Cook and
Hartman
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H. O. Waltz
CC. W. Stack
Curtis M. Bowman
Guy D. Grimes
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Tages
Holcomb
Midkiff
Mount Airy, N. C
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