Sale Notice in Surry County Court for Clinton Hamby Estate
In Surry County Franklin Township a real estate sale will occur at the courthouse door in Dobson on July 7 1926 at 1 PM. The land lies near Dobson Loproad Red Hill Creek Fishers River, bounded by estate of G M Ker and estate of G M Booker with Fishers River to the east. Sale to satisfy a debt of 103 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff CC Haynes signs the notice dated May 18 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Surry County
J. BE. Hamby
G. E. Isaacs
Court House
Dobson
Franklin Township
Dobson and
Loproad
Red Hill Creek
Fishers River
G. M. Ker
W. E. Cockerham
G. M. Booker
Office of Register of Deeds of
CC. H. Haynes
Do it today drink a bottle of GREEN RIVER
A brisk prompt urges readers to enjoy a bottle of the lime flavored GREEN RIVER drink today. It positions the beverage as refreshing and snappy, suitable for quick consumption.
Man Charged in Brutal Assault on Two Children
Elkin June 14. Elmer Hampton a 26 year old Black man was arrested for allegedly striking two children with a stone in Wilkes county. A 10 year old girl lies near death with a crushed skull while an eight year old boy has serious head injuries. Hampton is held in the Wilkes jail awaiting the girl’s medical outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkin
Wilkes County
Elmer Hampton
John Church
Willis Hampton
Henry Jones
Swaim
Wilkesboro
Wilkes Jail
Farmer Killed In Runaway Near Shelby
E A Dalton a well known farmer of St Pauls church section died in Shelby hospital this morning from injuries after being thrown from a wagon and dragged by a runaway team. He slipped while riding on a load of oats Thursday evening and became tangled in the reins as the team dashed down the hillside and over him. His son J B Dalton freed him but he never regained consciousness.
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Shelby
E. A. Dalton
St. Paul's Church
Shelby Hospital
J. B. Dalton
Tragedy of Exiled Queens Tragedy of Exiled Queens
London reports six exiled queens living in obscurity in Europe. Dowager Empress Marie of Russia in Copenhagen bears tragedy, while Queen Amelie of Portugal, Zita of Austria, and others endure exile, loss, and pursuit of a vanished throne amid war and revolution. Charlotte of Mexico, 86, is described as the most pathetically altered royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Marie
Alexandra
Copenhagen
Nicholas
Alexandra 11
Rasputin
Sandringham
Livadia
Crimea
Wrangel
Constantine
Tino
Sophie
Kaiser
Amelie
Portugal
Lisbon
Carlos
Manuel
England
Versailles
Zita
Austria
Hapsburgs
Sequieto
Madeira
Hungary
Spain
Charlotte
Mexico
Mexico City
Sheriff Faces 30 Day Jail Term Over Contempt
Chicago June 11 Sheriff Peter M Hoffman said he will serve a 30 day sentence in Dupage county jail Wheaton Ill for contempt tied to liberties allowed Terry Druggan and Frank Lake while they served in Cook county jail He named two assistants to run the office and noted Justice Butter denied a stay of execution pending appeal Also Captain Wesley Westbrook faces four months in Sycamore Ill jail and Hoffman was fined 2500 for the contempt in the Druggan Lake affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter M. Hoffman
Dupage County
Wheaton
Terry Druggan
Frank Lake
Cook County
Hoffman
Pierce Butter
United States Supreme Court
Wesley Westbrook
Honest Cop
Sycamore
Ill
Westbrook
James H. Wilkerson
Druggan
Lake
Family Thrift Helps Boy Save for Car Installment
A school bank system teaches a child regular deposits so he accumulates sufficient funds. The story notes the earnings enable his father to borrow for the car installment.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Walter W. Macdonald
Pairview Ave
Edwardsville
Thedford
Eal Mets
Oak Grove Church
Bank of Mt. Airy
Edw. M. Linville
Mount Airy, N. C
Frigidair
Nelson Machinery CO
Francis Joseph
Napoleon 111
France
Napoleon
Maximilian
Pope
Mad Empresa
Paris
Rome
Family Thrift
Hollingsworth Drug Co
Renal
First National Bank
T. G Fawcett
W. W. Burke
E. G Smith
D. C
The
Bank of Mount Airy
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