Roanoke Rapids Community Editorial and Elections Notes
Roanoke Rapids Herald prints local notes on spring, postwar topics, and the upcoming election. It praises Mayor Ta ylor’s experience, comments on fire department readiness, and urges early store closings while noting ballot counts and political remarks from the period.
Commendation for Mosher and critique of banking retorts
The Herald praises Mr. L. S. Mosher for organizing a first high school field and track meet, noting the crowd’s enthusiasm and the strong training of participants. It laments weather dampening attendance and urges support for future events. The column then analyzes a public dispute between Riggs National Bank and the Treasury, detailing the “retort oblique” and alleging a million dollar resignation offer. it defends the Fed oversight and critiques bankers.
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Herald
L. S. Mosher
Mc. Mosher
Mosher
Roanoke Rapids Plans Town Election May 4 1915
Town commissioners adopt a resolution ordering a mayoral and five‑member town council election on May 4 1915 at the regular polling place. A registrar and two judges are named to oversee registration April 1–April 21 1915 with extended hours and a closing date, then reopening April 24 for electors inspection. The town clerk, A L Clank, signs and seals the notice.
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Clark
Af Rapids
Board of Commissioners
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
N.C
R. W. Brown
Hockaday
J. P. Robinson
A. L. Clank
Public sale notice of Lot 16 in South Rosemary addition
Deed of trust default leads to public auction of a Lot No.16 in South Rosemary addition Roanoke Rapids township Halifax NC. Cottage built 1914 stands on the described lot. Sale set for May 1, 1915 at 12 o'clock noon in front of Rosemary post office to the highest bidder for cash. Allan Chanx, Trustee. 90-15-5t.
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Lillie M. Clements
Hajax
Halifax
North Carolina
Rosemary
N.C
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax County
North Darling
South Rosen
Powl & Hodgens
South Rosemery
Regiser of Deeds Office
Anlifax
Nort Carolina
Chanx
Who Started This Brighten Up Idea
Nature started it origin ally and starts it anew every spring. Every open bud, every flower that gives its gay color to adult earth, is a part of Nature's brightening up. Spring house-cleaning is a family institution. In side, we go from cellar to attic, scrubbing, cleaning and painting. Nature came first with this idea-KURFEE'S PAINT COMPANY came second. We have paint and paint products made for every surface about your house. Call and let Mr. Cook show you how to brighten up your home.
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Chase
Nature
Kurfee
Mr. Cook
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