Booklet of Real Value Promotes Immortality Doctrine
A Surry County minister Rev H L Atkina writes a booklet titled Out or The Life After Death. It argues the immortality of the soul and critiques modern Spiritualism. The piece urges widespread buy and read among county residents with price 20 cents per copy or 1 80 a dozen from Christian Advocate Publishing Co Greensboro N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry County
H. L. Atkina
Methodist Church
Texas
Friends
Christian Advocate Publishing Co
Greensboro
Trustee Sale Notice for Crissman Property in Surry County
Trustee W F Carter advertises a cash auction of the F A Crissman land placed as security for a $170 note with Surry County Loan & Trust Co. The sale occurs June 30, 1923 at 1 PM in front of First National Bank of Mount Airy. The property lies along a sand clay road near Sparger Orchard Co. and includes 86 acres more or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Crissman
Cora Crissman
Register of Deeds
Surry County
First National Bank of
Mount Airy
H. Schafer
Sparger Orchard Co
Dick Lankford
Surry County Loan & Trust Company
W. F. Carter
Notice of Sale on Mt Airy Lands in Surry County
Trustee J. H. Folger will sell at the First National Bank in Mount Airy North Carolina on July 14 1923 at 1 30 PM to satisfy a 1205 00 debt secured by a deed of trust Nathan Edmonds purchased lands in Mt Airy Township Surry County described as Lots 6 and 7 on the T B McCargo plot with the Fancy Gap road line and adjacent lot boundaries balance due 865 60 plus interest from January 19 1923 sale to be cash to the highest bidder
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Nathan Edmonds
First National Bank
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Surry County
Mt. Airy Township
T. B. McCargo
Fancy Gap Road
J. H. Folger
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Stomach Health Relief
In historic belief the soul resided in the stomach and Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as a simple remedy for ordinary stomach troubles. The tablets strengthen the stomach and help it function normally, with a cost of a quarter.
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Chamberain
Chamberlain's Tablets Recommended by Woman in New York
Mrs. Newton of Vreeland Minoa New York says Chamberlain's Tablets help her husband on travels and cure her after heavy meals or dull feelings. The ad urges taking the tablets for constipation or indigestion and promises relief.
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Chamberlain
Building Land With Clover On Lime and Legumes
A detailed field demonstration at A. T. Belk’s Monroe area farm shows lime and red clover boosting yields on poor gray soil. Trials from 1921 to 1923 measure clover growth, nitrogen contribution, and hay yields, with lime improving both crop health and soil humus content. Alaska minerals reach nearly 500 million dollars with 97 percent from gold copper and silver deposits.
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Monroe
N. C
A. T. Belk
Union County
Mr. Belk
T. J. W. Broome
E. C. Blair
State College
Department of Agriculture
Blair
Belk
Alaska
Notice of Public Sale in Mount Airy 1928
Commissioner E C Bivens announces sale of property in the Mary J Nichols case and others against Lonnie Nichols et al. The sale is at the Bank of Mount Airy on July 16 1928 at 2 P M. The tract begins on the south side of Church Street corner of a new 30 foot street and lists precise boundary lines and adjacent owners.
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Mary J. Nichols
Ottrs
Lonnie Nichols
Bank of Mount Airy
Church Street
J. E. Catus
Rosa Nelson
New
380 Ft
Dave Nelson
Granite City Land & Improvement Comany
David Fulp
E. C. Bivens. Com
Notice of Trustees Sale for Cobbler Property Mt Airy
A notice lists trustee sale of lands in Mt Airy Township to satisfy defaulted notes held by M. Samet. J. K. Cobbler and Blanche Cobbler’s properties, including Lots 1 2 3 10 and Lot 6 on plats by J R Edwards and J E Smith W J Campbell, formerly Geo D Fawcette, in Dobson. Sale July 21 1923 in front of First National Bank Mt Airy. T B McCARGO Jr Trustee.
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J. K. Cobbler
Blanche Cobbler
M. Samet
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Township
J. R. Edwards
Joe Smith
W. J. Belton
Mike Marshall
W. A. Belton
Charlie Belton
Dobson
J. E. Smith
W. J. Campbell
Geo. D. Fawcette
J. FE
A. Wetherspoon
T. B. McCargo Jr
Trusteers Sale in Mount Airy Declares Real Estate Auction
Aaron Beamer and wife appoint W. F. Carter as trustee for a trust sale recorded in 1921. On July 7 1923 the property near Laurel Bluff Cotton Mill fronting Mount Airy Thompson mill road will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the First National Bank of Mount Airy to satisfy claims around 125 dollars plus interest and costs.
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Aaron Beamer
Surry County
First National Bank of
Mount Airy
Thompson's Mill
Laurel
Public Sale Notice of Ira Jones Lot in Surry County
By authority dated April 20 1920 M Lamet and wife I will sell at public auction for cash on June 30 1923 and July 12 1923 at 1 p m in front of the premises the Ira Jones lot at East Poplar Street with 75 by 300 feet bounds to satisfy a debt of 1450 plus interest and costs. R M Simmons Trustee.
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M. Lamet
Office of Register of Deeds
Surry County
First National Bank
Mount Airy
East Poplar Street
Ira Jones
Sai Street
Galloway
Jones Corner
R. M. Simmons
Strawberries on Ice Burst Car Uninjured Express Messenger
J T Clife, an express messenger on the Danville and Western Railway, arrived in Danville and described an unusual event in Martinsville where a barrel of refrigerated strawberries in fermenting heat exploded in the express car. The barrel discharged a loud bang and strawberries drenched the car and packages, but Clife was unharmed in a white suit.
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Danville
J. T. Clife
Danville and Western Railway
Danvile
Martinsville
Clife
Boost Your City and Community Progress
A call to active support and encouragement for local efforts. It urges backing neighbors, businesses, lodges, and civic projects, stressing that collective effort speeds improvement. The message urges ceasing to oppose progress and boosting every forward movement.
End of an Era for New York Hippodrome
The Hippodrome once the nation’s theater capital will close after its last show. A realty firm buys the giant venue for developing a year‑round commercial project. With land values high nearby, a business running eight months a year cannot profit. Over 40 million visitors passed through its doors, and it boasted the world’s largest auditorium and top stage.
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Hippodrome
New York Playhouse
National Playhouse
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Hagan
Magnolia
Aan
Sydnor & Sparger Insurance Agents
Eldridge’s Drug Store
Mount Airy, N. C
Rexa'l
CUT Flower Service
Llas
America
van Lindley’s Cut Flowers
W.S. Wolfe Drug Co
Shield Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Charleston
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