Mount Airy Graded School Promotions Recap
The Mount Airy Graded School notes list first promotions of the year across primary and high school levels. Names in multiple classes include Annie Marshall Thelma Hennis Lillian Sparger Ruby Wade Josephine and many others, with promotions from various grades and year groups such as 1-C to 1-B and 4-B to 4-A among dozens of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Marshall
Thelma
Lillian Sparger
Ruby Worth
Carter
Edwin Sheppe
Greg Sat
Earl Herman
Philip Gallaway
Alice Campbell
Ross Ashby
Dallas Owens
Joe Snow
Jack Fulton
Satterfield
Sandy Wright
Ola Childress
Riften Wagoner
Rosa York
Mabel Griffen
Lucretia Ashby
Zeb Hollingsworth
Dewey Belton
Junius Dose Frack Belton
Hallie Norman
Carl Jones
Charlotte O'Neal
Lizzie Cox
Walter Poore
Frederick Smith
Linney York
Geneva Nunn
Harrison Ashburn
Louise Bailey
Roscoe Johnson
Margaret Gentry
Mary Herring
Alice Jones
Virginia Patterson
Una Seal
Bulah Wolff
Randolph Dose
Garet Moser
Willis Moser
George Roberson
Raymond Terrell
Alice Hall
Ethel Cox
Ada Ferguson
Lassie Johnson
Elizabeth Long
Kate Mitchell
Thelma Saunders
Lessie Smith
Harry Brim
Herbert Jeffers
Haywood Merritt
Roy Oakley
Fred Rierson
Lawrence Smith
Collier Sparger
William Bumgardner
Hester Atkins
Virginal Brown
Carrie O'Neal
Nellie Saunders
Bernard Friend
Ralph Johnson
Alma Brannock
Vivian Edwards
Kel Haynes
Nellie Smith
Willie Wolfe
James Barber
Oscar Merritt
Myrtle Tilley
Ima Cassell
Gay Callaway
Mary Hollingsworth
Emc Ashby
Lucy Hadley
Herbert Wall
Mary F. Graves
Margaret Sparger
Alice Welch
Clara Fer
Sallie Hadley
Minnie Somers
Josephine
Katie
Ene Ror Etter Dee Fiyan
Francis Hennis
Thelma Hennis
Thelma Martin
Juline Childress
Hallie Umfrey
Ruby Wade
Irma Saunders
Lottie Johnson
Irene Dobbins
Rona York
Mabel Griffin
Lillian Wagoner
Odessa
Crouse
Margie Stask
Ethel Haynes
Stella Willow
Ruby Friend
Mray Phillips
Hattie Wagoner
Ethe Westmoreland
Minnie Colins
Billie
Barpet
Claude Worth
Atex Worth
Howard Atkins
Walter Carter
Roger Griffith
Guy Hill
Penn
Blackleg outbreak in Iredell cattle alarms farmers
In north Iredell a deadly cattle disease called blackleg appeared in several herds. Dr. Bass diagnosed the illness and sent samples to Raleigh. Dr. Butler confirmed the diagnosis. Vaccination has begun, with eight or ten cattle dead so far, and signs include rapid leg weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
North
Iredell
Messrs
J. C. Gaither
Ned Lewis
R. A. Bass
Bass
Blackleg
Raleigh
Tait Butler
Curing Stomach Trouble with Kedol Promised
An advertisement claims Kedol can cure indigestion sour stomach and other stomach troubles when taken as needed. It asserts Kedol does not have power all the time and warns about inconsistent use, suggesting relief after a few days or a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotinariy
Right farming gains from fences and fruitful fields
The writer argues a proper farming system requires good fences to confine hogs and give sheep pasture. They praise June strawberries with Jersey cream and September ripe tomatoes with Jersey dressing as unbeatable combinations of produce and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Favorable Weather Boosts Lay Crop and Drought Effects
The past ten years show no season more favorable for Lay crop quality and yield. Census data reveal 20,000,000 horses and 4,000,000 mules in the U.S. The Hawaiian sugar crop for 1907-8 is projected to be under last year's total, with an estimated 483,100 short tons versus 386,012 in 1906-7. Early potato planting before June improves yields, while late planting risks drought damage if July and August fail to bring rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western States
Hawaiian Islands
Apples as Pig Feed: Limited Value When Unripe
Feeding tests show hogs eat immature apples with relish but their value is slight and often does not offset stomach acid damage. Fully ripe fruit with converted starch to sugar offers greater but still modest usefulness as a food ration.
Origins and economics of meat and road conditions in agriculture
The article discusses sausage history dating to 897 and later culinary adoption, then shifts to animal health with calls for postmortem tuberculin testing of cattle and reform of price incentives tied to federal inspections. It highlights road-haulage costs, farmer losses, and a Nebraska feeder near Stenton selling fat cattle at Omaha for 4.10 per hundred with a new blended corn alfalfa ration, signaling interest in an upcoming corn exposition and alfalfa exhibit in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenton
Neb
Omaha
Nice Home for Sale or Rent in Northern Lay of Town
Eight room two story house with large hall and basement room, electric lights, bath, well, barns and other outbuildings on one acre, part wooded. Desirable home for rent with easy terms. Apply to J. E. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Barker
Marriage at Ash Hill North Carolina
The ceremony took place at the residence of James T. Gunter near Ash Hill North Carolina on December 13. The couple Sam D. Kidd and Emma Jackson were joined in matrimony by officiant John A. Cox Esq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Hill
N.C
James T. Gunters
Sam D. Kidd
Emma Jackson
John A. Cox
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Denver Woman
A Denver woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after years of illness and an unsuccessful operation. The letter promotes the product as a standard remedy for female troubles including backache, irregularities, and nervous prostration, inviting more readers to seek advice from Mrs. Phobban in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EK. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence St
Denver
Col
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mans
Counterfeiting Guilty Report in Foley Drug Case
A court finds a defendant guilty of counterfeiting linked to the Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy case. The item notes the remedy’s broad sale by J H Gwyn and claims the counterfeit money incident involves a sum of unknown value. The report frames the offense as a minor harm compared with traditional lung remedy uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J H Gwyn
Marking Rules Updated for Less Than Carload Freight
Southern Railway announces an August 1 1908 amendment to Marking and Describing of less than carload freight. Each package must bear clear marks showing consignee station town or city and state. Freight not marked as required will be refused for shipment. Company officers ACKERT and Culp sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Ignee
Lown
Co. H. Ackert
Gen'i
Mgr
J. M. Culp
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup promotes healing and relief
A historic advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy that soothes irritation and inflammation, stops coughs, and gently moves the bowels to expel the cold. It notes no alcohol, pleasant taste favored by children, and lists J. H. Gwyn as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
J. H. Gwyn
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Mount Airy
Sophia Snow
Ada
Roy Boyles
Lee Burrus
Bernhard Friend
Ellis Lineback
Foster Lineback
Raymond Oakley
Baxter Snow
Willie Smith
Jessie Jones
Margie Cook
Rachel Haynes
Cora Peele
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Helen Jarvis
Lucy Martin
Blackieg
Fisher Belote
Belote
Harper Belote
United States
Kidd — Jackson
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company
Main Street
Winston-Saiom
N. C
Southern Railway Company
Northern Alabama Railway
Washington, D. C
Fit. Airy Produce Market Report
W. W. Hampton
T. J
J. M. Davis
DeWitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
J. W. McPherson& Co
E. A. Hannah
Undertaker
Airy
N. G
Newaden Een Lunn & Co
New York
Ehthine Bt
Waeehtieien
J. W. Earp & Co
Undertakers
First National Bask
J. BH
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