Mount Airy News Postage Note
Mount Airy News lists its second class mail status with the standard post office stamp and date language referencing an act from March 1872.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
3
Mount Airy News lists its second class mail status with the standard post office stamp and date language referencing an act from March 1872.
An editorial urges homeowners to beautify their properties by planting shade trees and flowers. It argues that a culture of beauty spreads when one household improves its grounds, notes women's preference for attractive surroundings, and calls for action now to enhance homes and provide pride for families.
The Women’s Club finance and planting committees announce a nursery stock sale at Whitman’s Music Store next Tuesday. Fruit and shade trees shrubs evergreens hedges flowers and more will be offered, with discounts to boost Mount Airy beautification. Specimen plants and pictures will be on display while stock lasts.
Raleigh official and leading state federation member Mrs Kate Burr Johnson will speak to the Mount Airy Woman's Club Friday afternoon. Johnson serves as Commissioner of Public Welfare for North Carolina and will share her expertise with the group.
A statewide policy provides loans for district school buildings with 4.5 percent interest over twenty years. Communities must vote to secure the loan and levy taxes, but recurring disputes over building locations have blocked progress in several counties, delaying worthy modernization.
A jury trial is set for next Monday in Recorder's court. Ralph Lowe and Crest Heath, arraigned for violation of prohibition laws, requested a jury. Twelve men drawn for jurors. six to be chosen. Oakley, 16, found guilty of forcible trespass and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Gwyn convicted of drunken driving with 50 dollar fine and 12 month driving ban. Badgett and Beach dismissed with costs for speeding.
The remains of Leland Doby were carried to Lowgap last Thursday and buried in the church cemetery. He was a hardworking, prosperous young man with many friends at the service. Survived by a wife and two children. He had been working in West Virginia for several months when he died from heart trouble.
A large storehouse and stock belonging to Frank Holder at Round Peak burned last Sunday morning around two o'clock. The origin of the fire is unknown. Holder had 2,000 in insurance on stock and building.
The roster lists Andrew Mellon of Pennsylvania as Secretary of the Treasury age 69 with Pittsburgh roots. Other figures include John W. Weeks, Charlie Warren, Harry S. New, Curtis Wilbur, Hubert Work, William Jardine, Herbert Hoover, and James J. Davis, detailing ages, birthplaces, and prior roles from banking to law, navy service, and state leadership.
The Francisco settler R Wy. George loses his 14 room house valued at about 7 with 6000 insurance after a Friday noon fire. The blaze consumed the smoke house chicken house and contents. George 78 and his wife 77 were present. he plans to rebuild at the same site.
County Board of Education cancelled the Dobson Ararat election for a 12 room school after patrons clashed over location. A Bryan township plan for a five school consolidation near Mountain Park was defeated by a margin of 2 votes amid ongoing location disputes.
Mrs Geo Parker of the quarry area sustained a painful hand injury when a shotgun fired accidentally. Her son sought to use the gun for hunting. while she hid it behind a trunk the trigger caught and discharged, the shot penetrating her palm.
Miss Lillian Watson of Patrick county sustained severe neck and facial cuts after a car driven by Carl Jones allegedly reckless passed the vehicle she rode in near Brower’s Springs and overturned it. Jones was arrested and released on $500 bond. witness list includes Hub Thomas, Dec Taylor, and other car occupants.
A copy of the Woodruffe Quintet program from Marshall College on Feb 27 lists performers George Woodruffe Ziegler Frank Woodruffe Thomas Woodruffe and Mudge. Mount Airy music lovers are reminded these gifted musicians continue to bring joyful concerts to local audiences.
Under and by authority of North Carolina law and Mount Airy ordinances the town will sell at the Court House Door in Dobson on the first Monday in April 1926 the properties assessed for street improvements on Cherry Street. Amounts include principal 661.37 interest 42.08 cost 1.70 total 606.16 for two six foot strips. Other parcels include 215 feet paving and curb on Cherry Street with total 894.12. The notices bear dates March 4 1925 and are signed by City Tax Collector R V Dyerle.
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