Sale of Real Estate By Commissioner in 1925 Notice
On July 10 1925 at 1 PM the commissioner W F Carter will sell a ten acre tract in Surf County described by bounds near Green Hill mill pond. The sale accepts half cash and half within six months with title retained until full payment, subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surfcoe
J. F
W. A. Moore
Rufus Roberts Eld
Robert Hines Jr
Hosea Atkins
Lovill’s
N. T. Short’s
Green Hill Mill-Pond
Mason W. Kelch
Bowa Atkins
Hines
William A. Moore
Pny
W. F. Carter
Notice of Trustee Sale in Mount Airy NC
A trustee sale is conducted by Edw M Linville as trustee for A J Bonco due to default on a deed of trust dated June 20 1924 by Early and Eva Dobson. The real estate near Ward's Gap road in Mount Airy will be sold to satisfy a $350 debt plus interest and costs on July 31 1925 at 1 PM in front of Bank of Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Dobson
Eva Dobson
Edw. M. Linville
A. J. Bonco
Register of Deeds
Surry County
Bank of Mount Airy
Mount Airy N. C
Wesley Hill
Bud Hilton
B . B. McCargo
Ward's Gap Road
S. W
Old Roberts
Mall S
Wards Gap
Sai Road
M. Linville
Land Use Critique and Ancient Skull Findings
The piece condemns poor land settlement policies that push families onto unproductive farms, urging wiser planning to prevent agricultural depressions. It also mocks archaeologists for chasing theories, noting a Rhodesian skull dome dated 100,000 to 20,000 years and questioning conclusions about upright gait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoard
Athletics reshape women's fashion and empowerment in modern society
Collier's notes that hands and feet have grown larger for women over 12 years due to athletics, making efficient gear and shorter skirts acceptable. Emancipation comes with practicality as athletics influence dress reform, with mentions of Norway engineers producing footwear from whale hide and a minister urging women to court. Paris races cost 1.1 billion francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Mary Walker
Norway
Russian tension and labor leader excerpt sparks fear
A fragmented passage notes Bill Haywood's possible exit from Russia and hints Russia might tire of him, while a cryptic line questions what a germ killer would eat after eradicating its prey, reflecting wartime paranoia and foreign policy anxieties.
Poem Reflects On Beauty And Sudden Fall
A fragmentary verse ponders beauty newly revealed and the moment it abruptly descends. The speaker notes a swift change from allure to a stark, fallen state.
Dogs Rights and Rhetoric on Stage and in Life
The piece argues dogs deserve humane treatment and rights comparable to humans, noting pounds and humane euthanasia, then shifts to reflections on public speaking fear and the paradox of inner calm versus outward poise among orators. It blends animal ethics with observations on performance nerves and stage presence.
Science voice and fashion tips in a single dispatch
A fusion of science commentary and social trivia argues for frank truth telling in science and public life. It notes Dr E K B Renaud of Denver predicts future tooth decay risks from soft foods, while projecting life expectancy growth and a cheeky line about a new energy form disguised as an American dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. B Renaud
Denver University
London
Worticians Prosperity Amid Hidden Deaths Debate
A sharp critique argues that worticians could thrive financially even without murders but accuses fools of aiming to enrich them by planning more deaths. The text highlights a tension between wealth and moral risk in a speculative scenario.
Cooks Organize Soap From Kitchen Waste in Army Plan
The army forms teams to convert discarded kitchen waste into soap, claiming clean profit from the process as a model of efficiency and wartime thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Ihe
Advice to Waitresses About Bread and Wet Plates
A brief old style remark notes waiting staff should cast bread upon waters for luck but warns it won’t toast a wet plate. The quip contrasts generous gesture with practical service. It reads as a proverb style observation from a historical column.
Skirt Length Versus Age Inferred From Face
A columnist notes that a woman's age cannot be judged by her skirt length and argues that facial cues are more telling for judging age. The reflection challenges social assumptions on attire and age perception.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioner’s Safe
J. P. Cox Chiropractor
Whitman
Mount Airy, N.C
J. D. Hogan
Granite City Motor Co
Sydnor & Sparger
Mount Airy
Robert J. L
Will, M. D
Holco
Mb & Midkiff
W. M. Hollingsworth
N. C
S. A. Conduff
H. B. Rowe
Christian & Rector Insurance Insurance
GEO. D
Roy C. Mitchell
M. D. Jackson
Levill-Rowe Insurance Co
Elizabeth Levill
Sallie Levill Rowe
J. E. Banner
Mount Airy, N. C
Klep
Rhodesia
Cleveland
Paris
Tis
Bill Haywood
Russia
Indianapolis News
Calve
America
Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Sidney Young
Butterworth
W. Boisseau
DeWitt, Va
The
Marketing Association
J. W. Adkins & Co
Dinwiddie
John W. Cawthorne
Zebulon
Wake County
Tobacco Association
Ers
Share Mercantile Company
Stokes County
Tobacco Growers Association
King
Coops
Coop
the Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Ford
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Standard
Ford Cars
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