Aged Asbury Citizen Polly Watson Wilson Dies
Westfield June 20 a remarkable woman died after heart trouble at the Asbury community she has long called home. Polly Watson Wilson widow of Jacob Wilson leaves two sons Henry and Andrew four daughters and many descendants. She and her husband farmed eighty years and left a well kept estate. Funeral by Elders Brown Anderson Hill. The Wilsons were long time renters who later owned the farm.
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Westfield
Asbury
Polly Watson
Jacob Wilson
Henry
Andrew
Brown
Anderson
Hill
Wilson
Thomas Smith
Danbury
Andrew Tilley
Mandy Lowe
Mount Airy
High Lights In Curtis Career From Kansas Legislator To VP
Born January 25 1860 in North Topeka Kansas Curtis rose from a hack driver and fruit seller to a lawyer and Shawnee County prosecutor. He served in the Kansas House from 1892 to 1907 and in the Senate, succeeding Joseph Burton, with an interlude 1912 to 1914, until his 1928 election as vice president.
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North Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas
Ju- He Poppin
White Plume
Topeka High School
Annie E. Biard
Topeka
House of Representatives
Joseph E. Burton
Senate
Notice of Administration for R S Scott Estate
Oscar Scott administrates the estate of R S Scott of Shoals North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by May 26 1933 or be barred. Debtors should settle promptly. Attorney WA Badgett signed the notice on May 24 1932.
Bonus Is Buried Beyond Hope By Overwhelming Vote
Washington notes describe the Senate rejecting the Patman bill by 62 to 18, ending hopes of thousands of veterans for immediate payment of 2.4 billion in bonus certificates. After the defeat, a move to reconsider was defeated 44 to 26, ensuring no veto opportunity by President Hoover.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Patman
House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Mores
New Hampshire
Hoover
Bankhead
Alabama
Thomas
Oklahoma
Anacostia
Capitol Fire Erased First North Carolina Capital
One hundred one years ago on a Tuesday June 21 North Carolina’s first state capitol burned, destroying a marble George Washington statue and prompting a cashen large funds for a granite new capi tal. The building, designed by William Nichols Jr and master workman David Patton, cost over half a million dollars by completion in 1840 and featured mahogany furniture and Philadelphia ironwork.
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North Carolina
George Washington
Raleigh
United States
America
William Nichols, Jr
David Patton
Philadelphia
Notice of Estate Claim Period for Elizabeth Atkins O'Neal
The administratrix Pearl May O Neal invites all claimants to present their demands against Elizabeth Atkins O Neal deceased at the office of Geo K Snow Attorney Mount Airy North Carolina by June 3 1988 or they will be barred from recovery. This June 3 1932.
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Elizabeth Atkins O'Neal
Geo KK. Snow
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Jellop
Pearl May O'Neal
Elizabeth Atkins
O’neal
Geo. K. Snow
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Curtis
Scott
Surry County
Shoals Township
Oscar Scott
R. S. Scott
Shoals
WA. Badgett
Bentria
Homerville
Thedfords
Thedford
Bonus
Goodyear
OFS Beig
Goodyear Speedway
Bach
Goodyear Pathfinder
Leach
Pre
Pathfinder
Goodyar
Chevrolet
Pontiac
John H. Midkitt
Mount Airy, N. C
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