Trustee's Re-Sale of Norman Home Place
An advance bid has been filed for a public auction to be held July 2, 1925 at 1 o'clock in front of First National Bank. The sale, under a deed of trust by A L Norman and wife S E Norman and Fanny Norman, covers 50 acres in Dobson Township, described as the M H Norman home place, to satisfy a debt of 296 dollars plus interest and costs to trustee W F Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
S. E. Norman
Fanny Norman
Surry County
Dobson Township
W. A. L. Norman
Luther B. Norman
L. B. Norman
W. D. Snow
C. C. Holyfield
M. H. Norman
Notice of Resale Sale in Surry County Land Auction
Pursuant to an order of resale in the Special Proceeding J. S. Greenwood and wife vs. Bettie Flynn the commissioner will re advertise and sell on June 27, 1926 at 2 PM on the premises in Marsh Township Surry County NC a 24 acre tract known as the Sallie Brown tract adjoining J. S. Greenwood Henry Carter and others. A 6 percent bid exists from N PC Flynn. W M Jackson Commissioner dated June 12 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Greenwood
Bettie Flynn
Marsh Township
Surry County
N. C
Henry Carter
Sallie Brown
N. PC. Flynn
W. M. Jackson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine overview and claim
For over 40 years Hall s Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product includes an ointment that acts locally and an internal medicine that works through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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HALL/S
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohle
Meredith College property to be sold at auction
The Meredith College property on Edenton Blount and Person streets will be subdivided and sold at auction on July 14. Allen Bros Inc has the contract. Proceeds will fund a new plant near Method with occupancy planned by Christmas holidays.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Edenton
Blount
Person Streets
Allen Bros., Inc
Person Street
Ennia
Argo
College
Charles E. Brewer
Bids Sought for Air Mail on Eight Feed Routes
Washington Postmaster General New invites bids for air mail service on eight feeder routes to support the transcontinental network. Routes include New York to Boston via Hartford, Chicago to St Louis via Springfield, and Salt Lake City to Los Angeles via Las Vegas Elko and Pasco.
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Washington
Postmaster General New
New York
Boston
Hartford
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lacrosse
Birmingham
Als
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Dallas
Mobile
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Elko
Nev
Pasco
Seattle
Bakersfield
Fresno
San Francisco
Ashland
Oregon
Portland
What Baptists Believe About Playing Bridge
A News & Observer column argues Baptists view bridge playing as harmful to children at home. It cites a mother and son example to warn that gambling lessons may be learned at bridge parties and questions mothers about teaching their kids to gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptista
Robt. N. Mullin
News & Observer
Wilkes County Expands Beekeeping Industry with Large Factory
Roaring River June 27. C L Sama bee specialist from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture inspected apiaries in Wilkes county. Farms like W Harris Straw L R Miller M R Miller Wilkesboro R F D and B L Johnston Co. ship 315 bee colonies from Georgia. W E Buckner moved from Vernon Georgia to pursue large scale beekeeping. A $60,000 factory for beekeeping supplies now operates locally, the South's largest. Virgin white pine lumber in nearby forests supplies hive materials.
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Roaring River
C. L Sama
North Caroina Department of Agriculture
Wilkes County
W. &. Harris
Straw
L R. Miller
M. R. Miller
Wilkesboro
B. L. Johnston & Co
Georgia
W. E. Buckner
Vernon Georgia
South
Foresta
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E. G. Smith
OLD Meredith College
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