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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
5
Doctors recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe attacks. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cleanse the system while causing no nausea or interference with meals. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. a family bottle with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Readable ad fragment from Council Bluffs Iowa shows testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Erne Hackman reports back pain headaches and sickness improved after use. Mrs Nelbon Donner Ave Pa describes severe side and back pain and swelling but avoided operation after taking the remedy.
Oscar L O Nea l files in Superior Court of Surry County for divorce from Lillie O Nea l The sheriff reports the defendant not found in the county and cannot be located in North Carolina affiant asks service by publication in North Carolina Surry County with sworn affidavit dated September 21 1926 before J Luther Wood NP
Public auction in Mount Airy North Carolina to sell a 56 acre tract adjoining J. G. Wood and J. F. Williams to satisfy a $8111.12 balance plus interest and costs. Deed of trust dated December 3 1921 by Martin Simpson to Edw M Linville trustee for James Briggs. Sale occurs after default on notes.
Raleigh October 19 The Chinese boycott of British tobacco imports allegedly cost Eastern North Carolina growers not less than six million dollars in the first 30 days of the season. M O Wilson secretary Tobacco Growers Co operative Association cites sales averages to argue for cooperative marketing and notes farmers carried debts since the 1920 collapse.
A Mount Airy resident Hugh Tilley of 197 Lebanon Street reports lasting relief from back and kidney trouble after using Doan's Pills. The ad cites back and urinary issues, noting Doan's as a stimulant diuretic. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures. 60 cents at dealers. July 15 1918 and April 24 1923 quotes included.
North Carolina Secretary of State documents the voluntary dissolution of Alpine Woolen Mills Incorporated located at 433 N Main St Mount Airy Surry County. W N Everett certifies stockholders unanimously approved dissolution on October 6 1925 with official records on file.
In Durham a rare verdict in an election fraud case resulted in W T Riggsbee paying $2000 to the North Carolina Children's Home in Greensboro. W H Austin Ray Chappel and Riggsbee faced charges for stuffing a ballot box in the May 1924 Democratic primary.
Wilkesboro reports a surge of anonymous letters targeting counsel in the Rockingham case of a murdered man. Letters cover varied topics from poetry to alleged gun bill disclosures linked to the slain individual, with no threats noted and many awaiting review by Judge Finley.
George K. Snow is administrator of the estate of Fred Quesinberry. Creditors must present claims by September 25, 1926, at his Mount Airy office or be forever barred. Debtors should settle debts promptly.
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