Public sale notices for Mount Airy properties in 1914
On Tuesday June 16 1914 at 1 PM the remainder of J M Daviss home place in Mount Airy not in the dower will be sold to the highest bidder. At 1 30 PM in front of Globe Warehouse Frank Angels interest in Jesse Angels land in Mount Airy will be sold. Also an undivided half interest in a 50 acre tract in Surry County off Hodges Reece and others will be sold. Terms: one third cash one third in 12 months and balance in two years with notes and security. This May 13 1914 W F Carter, Gorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davis
Mount Airy
Spring Street
Globe Warehouse
Frank Angel
Jesse Angel
John L. Worth
Surry County
D. Hodges
Reece
Vinci advertised as cure for grippe and pleurisy
The ad warns grippe can lead to pleurisy or pneumonia and promotes Vinci cod liver and iron as a quick strength booster. Aberdeen Mississippi resident W. W. Lake credits Vinci with curing a long cough and regained health. The shop offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails and promotes Saxo Salve for eczema of the scalp. A Columbus Georgia family seeks a furnished cottage or refined board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Vinci
W. W. Lake
Aberdeen
Hawke-Robertroom Drug Co
Democratic Convention Called for Eleventh Judicial District NC
The Democratic Convention of the Eleventh Judicial District of North Carolina is called to meet in Winston-Salem on Tuesday June 23 1914 at 11 a.m for nominating a Solicitor candidate and other business. May 27 1914. Clement Manley, Chairman, Democratic Executive Committee of the Eleventh Judicial District of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Judicial District of
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Clement Manley
Democratic Executiv Committee
School Grade Roll Call Names Listed By Class
A long list of students by grade appears, naming many individuals including Byron Baldridge Albert Beer Archie Carter Ed Davis Virginia Callaway Martha etc. The compilation covers 1st through 10th grades with numerous personal names and no accompanying event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Baldridge
William Brarnock
Albert Beer
Edua Wergeron
Archie Carter
Virginia Callaway
Andrew Durnin
Ed. Davis
William Gregory
Bele Graves
Graham George
Minnie Goins
Edgar Gunter
Zella Holder
Orest Heath
Fred Lowery
Dick McCargo
Rachel Marshall
Herman Mays
Winston McKinney
John Marshall
Katherine Owen
Elmer Partridge
William Oakley
William Perkins
Elbert Partridge
Annie Patterson Weldon Roberts
Laura Robe
Willie Kingsbury
Ellis Lundy
Hessie Lineback
Arlys Marshall
P. D. Muse, Jr
Victoria McKinney
Agnes Norman
Waymoth Overly
Margaret Perkins
Bob Sheppard
Vera Smith
Kate Taylor
May Taylor
Amos Wyrick
Dennis Watson
James Ashby
Judson Ashby
Paul Belton
Dayton Dean
Claude Gant
Agnes Gunter
William Hatcher
Norris Hatcher
Richard Hundley
Lavinia Jones
Margaret Johnson
Claude Jones
Troy Lawrence
Sam McKnight
Filimeno Migliore
Sallie Norman
Mary Seal
Fred
Della Atkins
Mary Council
Dorothy Creveling
Myrtle Jarrell
Mary Norman
Willie Norman
Charlie Norman
Robert O’kennon
Mary Lessie Powell
Albert Patterson
Gray Sydnor
Chester Stewart
Hazel Taylor
Florrie Strenach
Claude Myers
Clarence Adams
Virginia Hunt
Howard Cain
May Coble
Nes Griffith
Mary Moore
Theodore Reece
Ernest Seal
Charlie Wright
Annie Myers
Charles Ashby
Ethel Brim
Jack Albright
Hester Jones
Lacey O'Neal
Mozelle Owen
Howard Schumaker
Edith Sprinkle
Albert, Reetor
Frank
Mt Airy Route 1 News Briefs and Local Notes
Farmers in the Mt Airy Route 1 area progress with their work though showers are few. E E Haymore remains in St. Leo s hospital Greensboro N C since May 27 and hopes to return home soon. Communion day drew a large crowd at Holly Springs church. Rev Haynes spoke and Rev James Belton schedules services every second Sunday at 11 a m. Henry Wolfe of Mt Airy New York campaigned for Register of Deeds and is favored for the nomination. Maude McGee of Greensboro is visiting relatives. Mrs BE Taylor has shown no improvement. June 9 reader note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Haymore
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
N. C
Holly Springs
Haynes
James Belton
Henry Wolfe
Mt. Airy
Woman Could Not Stand No More Says Lydia Pinkham Aid
Philadelphia and Providence women describe relief from displacement, inflammation, and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report renewed energy, sleep, appetite, and health, urging others to publish their testimonies. Danger signals like backache and nervousness are linked to female disorders remedied by the compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Fisner
Juniata Street
Providence
R. J
Abril Lawson
Lippitt St
Provacence, R. I
L E. Pinkham
Main Street Business Lots at 25 Foot Frontage Sold in 1914
Rawley and others offer lots No 8 4 5 6 7 and 8 from the Otto Kochiitzky survey of the Hines land. Each lot fronts Main street 25 feet and extends back 180 feet. Sale terms: one third cash one third in twelve months and balance in 18 months. Desirable vacant business lots on Main street. May 20 1914. S P Graves W F Carter Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Rawley
Otto Kochiitzky
Main Street
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