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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
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The editor and staff express gratitude for the many kind words about the previous issue. Prominent citizens and state papers have offered supportive remarks, and the newspaper prints several of these compliments as public appreciation.
The Mount Airy News special edition highlights Mount Airy granite use in local churches homes banks stores and schools. It features a granite monument by Lemmerman Hoffman and praises the town county Chamber of Commerce for promoting the community to outsiders.
The Statesville Landmark commends the Mount Airy News as a capital paper, worthy of pride for the publisher and the people of the town and county.
The Mount Airy News edition highlights Surry county's new agricultural and stock fair, promoted as progressive and creditable. The 16 page Surry County Progress edition emphasizes Mt. Airy homes and businesses and lauds the handsome paper and auspicious occasion.
The city acknowledges Mrs Taylor as sanitary officer for two months, noting 263 loads hauled and improved conditions. She urges continuation of cleaning and advocates sewerage as the town’s only hope, arguing ongoing health benefits and calling for permanent appointment.
In a public reflection, residents note the town's improved cleanliness since clearing the original forests and argue against the cost of maintaining a health officer, suggesting prudence in local spending and pride in the town's current state.
Mr. S F Shelton of Westfield discusses shifting from tobacco to hog farming and beef, noting $95 in meat sales this spring. He mentions bee honey yields from four colonies, poplar and crimson clover flowers, and notes good crop conditions in his area.
County Agent J. W. Johnson reports wheat near average yields after a dry spring, corn and Irish potato crops promising due to good stands and extensive planting. Oats and tobacco face shortages from drought and plant/fertilizer costs, though some regions may yield full tobacco. Overall, expect a better agricultural year with more hay, grass, and livestock focus, plus silos expanding this summer.
A small ceremony Wednesday morning united Mies Fannie Halcomb and Rev M Davis Brannon at B B Halcomb’s Pine Street home. Rev George D Herman officiated with only relatives present. The couple left by train for New York where Brannon will pastor a church.
The Mount Airy Cornet Band is praised for faithful hard work and sacrifices, with impressive programs and uniforms. The Chamber of Commerce plans summer Saturday concert series, with Town cooperation expected, enhancing civic pride.
The Rockford region reports wheat and oats mixed results with drought delaying harvests and tobacco not matching last year. Corn is uneven with continued planting. A Baptist church survey for grading is planned and a storm killed a milk cow while injuring Mrs. Harden Holyfield. Sunday schools and an interstate Sunday School convention near Ararat are announced with talks by J H Carter and Elder A M Denny.
Baseball fans in the city are building interest as three games were played since the last issue. Mt Airy beat Galax 3 1. Pinnacle defeated Mt Airy 3 1. Mt Airy beat Elkin 5 0, with Davis driving a grand slam and 11 strikeouts. Next Saturday Stuart Va visits at 3:30.
Mr Ewel Vernon a prosperous farmer lived near the city died at his home June 1 after months of bad health. He was buried in the old family burying ground near his home. He died at age 76. He leaves a wife and several children.
Having qualified as executor of the last will and testament of John C. Robert decedent, all persons owing the estate are notified to make prompt payment and care cost, and all persons having claims against the estate are notified to present them within the time permitted by law or this notice will be pleaded in bar of the estate.
Thomas Walter Bickett of Franklin County defeats Elijah L. Daught ridge of Edgecombe for the Democratic nomination with an estimated 25 000 majority. Grimes wins Secretary of State over Hartness and Fartness. Lacy Shipman Young Lee and Manning lead in their races. Graham leads Agriculture and may win without a second primary.
Two defendants in Greensboro Municipal Court were fined 25 dollars plus costs for violating the stable cleanliness ordinance. A third defendant had his case continued due to absence. G. G. Hendricks and E. L. Alston appealed and posted 50 dollar bonds each for Superior Court. Authorities praise citizen cooperation while stamping out fly breeding sites to improve city health.
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