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Post Office Notice From Mount Airy N Y
Entry on second class matter at Mount Airy post office under the 1872 act of Congress.
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Mount Airy
N. Y
Congress
Large crowd at Dobson Monday swears in officers
A large crowd at Dobson Monday witnessed the election and oath of magistrates constables and deputy sheriffs as Commissioners Court reorganized. N D S Hill replaced F Shelton. W W Thomas named chairman. Bond sales for road and bridge work postponed due to a publishing technicality, rescheduled for January. Sheriff Alberty announced deputy appointees and office locations across Mount Airy and Dobson.
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Lobson
Commissioners Court
N. D. S. Hill
F. Shelton
W. W. Thomas
Alberty
Jackson
Arthur L. Ashburn
Mount Airy
Arthur Simmons
Pilot Township
John McCraw
Stewarts Creek
Dee Johnson
Eldora Township
W. A. Gentry
Franklin Township
J. A. White
Dobson
Lee Perkins
Rockford
Will Crissman
Siloam
J. W. Collins
Elkin
Pradvy Peamer
Keener
Warehouses to Close for Holidays Friday in Mount Airy
Announcement states Mount Airy warehouses will close for the holidays Friday December 10 and reopen Tuesday January 4. The state market has near breakdown, and closure aligns with other towns to await better conditions after the new year.
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Mount Airy
Hunger strike tests city jail in Ireland influenced case
Chief of Police Lawrence encountered a hunger striker when Lona Dawson, recently convicted for maintaining a disorderly house and given a road sentence, was found in the city and jailed. Dawson began refusing meals, prompting officials to respond as the hunger strike escalates in local custody.
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Lawrence
Ireland
Lona Dawson
Lona
Convicted negroes face death sentences in Jones murder case
Goldsboro report details two men, Harry Caswell and Jesse Foster, convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to electrocution on January 7. Three others—Frank William, George Pearsall, and Jim Hill—jailed for second degree murder receive twenty years. All five were moved to Raleigh for safety, following a violent court scene and mob tensions after the fatal store incident.
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Goldsboro
Herman Jones
Wayne County
Harry Caswell
Jesse Foster
Frank William
George Pearsall
Jim Hill
Caswell
Foster
Raleigh
Durham Machine Gun Company
Jones
Harry
Walnut Votes for National Tree as American Forestry Poll
The American Forestry Association in Washington surveys which tree best represents America with the walnut leading the nationwide vote. It notes the wide range of American walnut from Massachusetts to Central Texas and Nebraska, its depletion, and historical names like Juglans Regia and Cir cassian walnut. Voters are asked for reasons supporting their choice and to write to the Tree Voting Department.
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American Forestry Association
Washington
America
Massachusetts
Ontario
Lake States
Nebraska
Texas
Florida
Europe
California
Black Sea
Association
All's Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief for Col d Head Attacks
An old advertisement notes that frequent colds or nasal catarrh can become chronic and claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses it. It says the medicine is taken internally and works through the blood system, with testimonials and a free sample offer. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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HALL
MALL
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