Tax Sale Notice of Orange County Lands 1907 Hillsboro NC
Sheriff S W Andrews advertises a cash sale at the courthouse in Hillsboro on May 20 1907 to settle 1906 taxes. List includes numerous parcels on Eno River Meredith Little River Grove Chapel Hill and color districts with acres and owners such as J W Cates J B Green James M Riley Joseph H Shields Mary E Wilson Lorenzo B Waggoner J A Thompson W J Fore and many others.
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Court House
Hillsboro
N. C
S. W. Andrews
Orange County
Eno Township
J. W. Cates
Eno River
E. L. Cate
Eno Riv
J. B. Green
James M Riley
Joseph H. Shields
Mary E. Wilson
James Borland
Lot
University Station
Ile
Wiliam Burroughs
William Sims
E. R
Little River
C. C. Gray
Meredith
T. Riley
Lorenzo B. Waggoner
Sim N. Bullock
Grove Township
Aldridge
Susan Pope
Smith
Mura. Thompson
Ally
J. A
R.A. ‘Thompson
Hillsboro “Township
W. J. Fore
J. J. G. Haynes
Newman
Li Isboro
N. GS
Sophia Vangin
William Austin
West Hillsboro
Defi Adams
Ee Bain
Mulberry Coleman
Eno
Alus Joe Compton
Dunnegan
Mieseeiee Win Ee Harriet Holt
Handy Holeman
Martha Johnston
Upié Moore
Brownsville
William McPherson
Albert Powell
Browns- Ville
Fae
Ruffin
Ageres
Snipes
Bella Wilson
Wim Williams
Itty Ridge
Wheaton
Wilkerson
Ann Warren
Roxboro Road
The Pulpit ASAT SE Pics Sen Fan WP AARNDERSpw
The fragmentary text presents a dateless snapshot with scattered terms ASAT SE Pics Sen Fan WP and a garbled name, offering no clear event or identifiable subject to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Son of God sermon at Irving Square Church
The Rev. Ira Wemmell Henderson preached on The Son of God at Irving Square Presbyterian Church Brooklyn. He argued Jesus fulfills Old Testament prophecy as Messiah and reveals God through a life of miracles, love, and holy conduct, urging personal spiritual experience to confirm faith and Lordship.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Ira Wemmell Henderson
Jesus
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Apostle
Jesus the Christ
Israel
Christ
Messiah
David
Mohamet
Confucius
Buddha
Jehovah
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Father
Twenty Years Sentence for Murder in Second Degree
George Fox, a Black man, was arraigned in Rowan Superior Court for the killing of Fred Muse at Spencer ten days prior. Through counsel he accepted a verdict of murder in the second degree, and Judge Fred Moore promptly sentenced Fox to twenty years in the century at hard labor.
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Salisbury
George Fox
Rowan Superior Court
Fred Muse
Spencer
Fred Moore
Fox
Local Tax Vote Wins 63 to 7 At Fairmont
Superintendent J Y Joyner notes a May 11 election on local taxation in Fairmont Ashepole carried 63 to 7. Roberson county Superintendent J R Poole, a progressive educator, leads the effort. A charter is granted to Hardwood Novelty Co Durham with 100900 capital. Governor Glenn reappoints W M Webb as State Oyster Commissioner for two years. Comrade Phillips of Beaufort dies at Soldiers Home. Registry Life Insurance Co Greensboro charter approved as mutual assessment insurer.
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J. Y. Joyner
J. R. Poole
Roberson County
Fairmont
Ashepole
Ashpole
Poole
Glenn
W. M. Webb
Morehead City
Phillips
Beaufort
Soldiers Home
The
Registry Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
True Prayer as a Great Christian Achievement
A brief devotional note citing Coleridge on prayer as the ultimate Christian victory. The quote emphasizes praying with heart and conviction, believing God will hear through Christ and grant what pleases Him, calling for guidance to teach us to pray.
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Christ
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Enduring Truths on Self and God by Robertson
Frederick W. Robertson reflects on immortality and legacy stating that only deeds for God and others endure while self-centered pleasures perish. He contrasts fleeting joy with lasting impact found in selfless acts and faithful living.
Be Appreciative in Daily Life Says Alexander MacLaren
A note urges readers to cultivate a buoyant grateful heart and recognize the crowded kindnesses of God in everyday life. It echoes MacLaren’s call to seek joy through gratitude, encouraging steady prayer and mindful appreciation amid daily routines.
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Alexander MacLaren
A Poor Reward
A Christian citizen sacrifices his convictions for a small dirty victory and advertises a pusillanimous Christ.
Toledo Industrialist Eyes Move to Salisbury
Salisbury Special reports Mr L Schwab, wealthy steel safe maker of Toledo Ohio, visiting Salisbury to study relocating his large factory. Local businessmen are keen on the proposal and urge Schwab to transfer manufacturing interests to North Carolina.
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Salisbury, Special
L. Schwab
Toledo
Ohio
Salisbury
Schwab
North Carolina
You May Think Yourself a Christian But What Does God Think
A terse historical line questions personal faith versus divine judgment, framing belief as a moral issue beyond self designation. It highlights tension between self identity and perceived religious authority in a compact, polemical note.
Trinity College commencement schedule listed by state
North Carolina affairs note Trinity College plans for June ceremonies with Bishop Kilgo keynote and Rev. Markay Jerome Dowd addresses. Also reports a Waynesville boy crushed by a falling tree and a Concord street affray where John Troutman was stabbed. assailant Hudson detained on $200 bond.
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Trinity College
John
Donald Sage Markay
D. D
New York City
Aturss
Jerome Dowd
Charlotte
Concord
Special
MeDerata
John Troutman
Wis Hudsox
Hudson
Troutman
Flag presented to Forsyth Riflemen to join museum
Mrs. Alfred H. Belo of Dallas sits with the old Confederate battle flag once borne by the Forsyth Riflemen under Col. A. H. Belo. Presented by Miss Bettie Lemly of Salem, the flag was carried through the war. Mrs Belo plans to donate it to the museum in Richmond, Virginia, within days.
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Winston Salem
Special
Alfred H. Belo
Dallas
Tex
Forsyth Riflemen
A. H. Belo
Bettie Lemly
Salem
Belebes
Richmond
State Board Of Agriculture Sets June 4 Meeting
The State Board of Agriculture will hold its regular semiannual session on Monday June 4 with three new members joining Sen C W Mitchel Bertie Rep J J Lans house Pitt and Hon Astizy Hiern Johnson. The board will review the department's work and adopt plans for the next six months including reports from all division heads.
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State Board of Agriculture
Ths
C. W. Mitchel
Bertie
J. J. Lanshouse
Pitt
Astizy Hiern
Johnson
Tim Board
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Financial Bureau of Information
Max Sale
Cheeks Township
J. F Dodson
Howard
W. Thompson
Austin
Eases
Sam Smith
Cheeks Crossing
M. G
Bingham Township
D. A. Albright
H. C. Basil Andrews
P.C
Adelaide Carter
H. Geo. M. Cates
C. D. Lucy A. Dodson
D. H. Dodson
Nancey Cates
William L. Cates
Thos
Tom
FP. Thompson
A. H. ‘Nicks S
W. Fletcher PE
Currie Waggoner
Collins Cr
S. F. Martin
Lana
T. C
Sandy Morrow
C. S. Monroe Oldham
L. H. Stone
T.C
Geo. Thompson
W. J. Turrentine
Frank Turrentine
J. Alvis Wilson
Chapel Hill Township
Thos. L. Cates
Gorghons
Hal
C. H
Ella Pendergrass
B. C
Saas Picket
Mrs. D. C. Shields
Saunders Heirs
John Smith
C.H
Chapel Hill
Chas. Brewer
Wiliam Brewer
H. B. Brewer
Fred. R. Barbee
M.C
Aaron Crow
E. B. Caldwell
W.C
Savannah Merritt
Haywood Puerfoy
Mildred Peace
James Pickett
Joe Slade
James Snipes
Chas. Weaver
the Son of God
Professor Drummond
Hardwood Novelty Company
Durham
Capital Stock
William A. Erwin
Frederick W. Robertson
Trinity
David J. Brewer
Washington, C
Waynesville
Quinlantown
Field Matthews
Board of Agricultural
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