Summons and attachment warrant in Mt. Airy case
The matter of Hoon Thomas plaintiff versus S. J. defendant proceeds from a June 10 1918 summons issued by Judge A E Tilley in Mount Airy Township for a $500 claim arising from an assault on June 2 1918. The summons returns July 10 1918 and a warrant of attachment was issued June 10 1918 returnable July 11 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon Thomas
S. J
A. E. Tilley
Recorders Cow
Mount Airy Township
Recorders Court
Tilley
Mt. Airy Township
Ford Accepts Democratic Nomination for Michigan Senate
Washington reports Henry Ford agreed to accept the Democratic nomination for senator from Michigan at President Wilson’s urging. Ford said he would serve if tendered and stressed readiness to aid the nation during the coming readjustment and great work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Washington
Michigan
Wilson
Ford
Public Auction of Real Estate in Siloam North Carolina
E W Scott as guardian for Lessie E Scott announces a public auction to the highest bidder on the premises in Siloam NC on July 7 1918 at 1 PM. The property description includes lots bounded by R N Marion and Cthueen sid with specified measurements and bearings as per the deed. The sale follows a court order and payments to be applied toward the purchase price with provisions for deeds and commissions. The notice is dated May 1st 1919 and signed by Scott Commissioner with legal counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Scott
Lessie
E. Scott
Siloam
N.C
R. Ns
Marion
Cthueen
Denen
Ubadee
Norte BP Dewrees
Hershey
Barry
Reid
Kw. Scott
Pieler
Huring
German Press Warns of German Decline in America
An official dispatch from France quotes the Volkszeitung in Cologne predicting a near destruction of German influence in the United States. It claims German schools close and associations disband, while ships and yards are seized to supply American war needs, signaling a likely end to trans Atlantic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
America
Germany
Lloyd Lines
Corman Estates
German Papers Boast About U Boat Raids Off American Coasts
Washington reports state department summary notes German newspapers threaten further raids and air attacks on U S shores. The unnamed article claims the current incursions are only the beginning and predicts scenes that will chill Wilson and tremble Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingten
State Department
United States
Wilson
War and Peace Aims in American Resolve
The nation accepts wartime sacrifice to defeat Germany and secure lasting peace. Citizens urged to support the war effort by saving labor and materials, and buying War Savings Stamps as the drive continues.
Drying Fruits and Vegetables as a Thrift Measure
C D Matthews urges home and community drying to preserve surplus produce when canning is limited. He notes drying supplements canning and storage, outlines efficiency gains, and promotes community drying plants under U S Department of Agriculture guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purope
Germany
Unity Dryers
Pepiinine Club
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Food Administration
Men Who Refuse to Fight Are Given Long Sentences
Washington reports 12 privates at Camps Upton and Gordon receiving sentences from 18 months to 20 years for refusing military service. Secretary Baker says they are not conscientious objectors and hence lose the right to review by the objections board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camps Upton
N. Y
Gordon
Baker
War Department
Germany
Austria
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Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Petersburg
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