Special Number of The Sunday World of Sent
The issue features four series items including the underworld theme on Hillins On Sina and a reformed international crime piece The ig Underworld. It presents a historical map of New York City. It includes a George White song hit from Scandals and three Metropolitan Museum art pieces. Advance ordering for this limited edition is urged through a dealer.
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St . *Hillins
Sina
Ig Underworld
New York City
George White
Metrolitan Museum
Red Magic Tures
Moravian Corner Stone Lays at Mount Airy Church
Rev C Crouch leads Mount Airy Moravian congregation now 115 members. Corner stone ceremony planned with Bishop Roendthaler and Salem band concert after a 2 30 pm service. New church and parsonage built of Mount Airy granite cost about 30 000 dollars with 10 000 already raised locally.
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CC. D. Crouch
Randthaler
W. W. Burke
W. C. Howard
Tarboro
Mount Airy
Roendthaler
Moravian Church
Salem
C. D. Crouch
Mr. Crouch
Tax Sale Notice by Surry County Sheriff
Sheriff C. H. Haynes announces public auction at the Court House door in Dobson for cash to settle county taxes. Listings include W B Norman one town lot, L G Waugh 322 acres, B W Snow 173 acres, C C Hutchens 115 acres plus 85 acres, H R Key 70 acres, A Lewis 105 acres with 1922 to 1928 taxes and costs. Sept 5 1926.
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C. H. Haynes
Surry County
Court House
Dobson
Dobson Township
W. B. Norman
L. G. Waugh
B. W. Snow
C. C. Hutchens
Stuarts Creek
Mount Airys
H. R. Key
Stockholders meeting notice for J. G. Flynt Tobacco Co
A request to preferred stockholders to hire a lawyer or send a proxy for the stockholders meeting on September 16, from C. M. Bernard of Pilot Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Flynt Tobacco Co
C. M. Bernard
Pilot Mountain
Water Restrictions Released by City Supt Whitlock
Supt Whitlock announces all water use restrictions are lifted while urging economy in use. He notes pumping costs rise with gas engine power, exceeding city water rent receipts for the period as gasoline bills hit about 1100 dollars.
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Whitlock
New Road Graded and Birthday Dinner in Mount Airy News
Route 4 Mount Airy reports busy farmers tending tobacco and fodder while road hands complete a 30 foot graded road by the furniture shop and Fancy Gap road. Miss Ola Ward of Amelia Virginia visits the Boyles. John D Creed celebrates his 85th birthday with a picnic hosted by Maggie Jones Sunday school class. Whi Plains Baptist Church announces preaching by Rev Everett Craughn Saturday night and Sunday at 11 AM.
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Mount Airy
Ola Ward
Amelia
Charlie Boyles
C. P. Creed
Maggie Jones
John D. Creed
Plains Baptist Church
Everett Craughn
Ephraim Simmons Dies at 25 In Mount Airy
Ephraim Reid Simmons died Sept 3 1925 at Mount Airy aged 25 years 3 months after illness. Born May 30 1900 he married Billa Simmons Oct 21 1920. Survived by wife two children his mother one brother four sisters. Funeral at Stony Creek Friday at 2 with Rev Preston Stone. His death casts a sadness over the community.
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Mount Airy
Ephraim Simmons
Martin Memorial Hospital
Ephraim Reid Simmons
Billa Simmons
Stony Creek
Preston Stone
Rev J H Carter To Preach At Flat Rock
Mount Airy route 2 hosts Rev J H Carter to preach at Flat Rock Presbyterian church Sunday night September 13 with elders and deacons to be ordained and special music planned. Many local residents and visitors are mentioned with travel and attendance notes reflecting a village social update.
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J. H. Carter
Flat Rock
Joseph H. Carter
Flat Rock Presbyterian Church
Firstman Church
H. D. Monroe
Woodleaf
Harry Campbell
Washington, d. c
Opening tobacco prices fall short of last year
The Kinston Free Press reports that on a light Tuesday in vision and other markets opening bright leaf tobacco prices were perhaps up to 25 percent below level a year ago. The paper notes buyers versus sellers, bumper crop notwithstanding, and warns that continued low returns could damage the industry.
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Kinston Free Press
Tobacco prices fall on Wilson market under sales surge
The Wilson market shows tobacco prices dropping for three years with 1923 opening day at 21.24 and 1924 at 20.34 while today’s average is under 15 cents. Farmers overfilled the town as China’s export demand remains weak. Five sales will occur next Monday, up from four, and buyers are tired amid a sea of tobacco leading to lower bids.
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China
Wilson
N. C
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Mre
Charles Fulton
Orchard St. Ite
Fuller Hutchens
Alfred
Cherry St. Ite
Fuller & Houtchens Market
Cord Wood
Haymore
Fuller & Hutchens Market
V. M. Wamb
Franklin Street
Tfe
Worth Street
Fred Folger
G. C. Welch and Co
Hale
Simmons Clothing Co
J. L. Belton
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Main
J. OD. Minick Ito
G. A. Stack
Easy Terms
Mt. Airy Ins. & Realty Co
John Atkins
Wards Gap Road
Salem School
Otd
O. L. Brannock
Elem St
Winston-Salem
Mt. Airy Property
Mount Airy Dry Cleaning Co
Oak St
Franklin St
Udrive-It
Fulton New Building
J. A. Jackson
N. C. Tc
East Lebanon St
J. D. Thompson
Thompson's Furniture Store
N. C. Tfe
F. D. Holcomb
Pine St
W. M. Johnson
Tt Atation
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Ephraim R. Simmons
Route 2
Dora Valentine
Hagerstown
Cally
Nervia Hill
W. L. Combs
Fancy Gap
Margaret Leitch
Charlotte
D. Davis
William Webb
John Mitchell
Phil Combs
Brower Springs
Ralph Monroe
Baltimore
Mexican Petroleum Corp
George Mitchell
Christabel Thompson
John Leitch
J. A. Deatherage
Ralph Valentine
Greensboro
Norval Crags
North Carolina
Virginia
the Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association