Easter Observances Lead Local Community gatherings
Miss Mary Foxwell and party spent Easter at Edenton with relatives. Willie Glassgow visited from Rocky Mount, Rev. Wm. Towe spoke at Darlington School, and High School students enjoyed Easter at Panacea Springs. A Parcels Post and Ice Cream sale at Tabor Church netted about 40 dollars.
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Mary Foxwell
Edenton
Ed, Liles
Lois Crawley
Elsie Butts
Katie Collier
Wm. Towe
Darlington School
Panacea Springs
Ladies Aid Society of
Tabor Church
Towe
Ruth Liles
Annie Cook
Chas
Kelly
Louisburg
Henderson
Shanks
Leslie Riggin
Men’s Tuesday Night Bible Class Promises a Treat
Next Tuesday is the twenty ninth and the Men’s Tuesday Night Bible Class has announced a promised treat. Plans are completed and everything is in readiness for a good time for all. Details will be shared in good season to prepare for the happy event. It’s a Men’s Class.
Victory Liberty Loan Appeal Promotes War Bonds
A 1919 government plea urges citizens to lend money to fund victory and peace. It argues taxes fall short and banks are invested in government securities, leaving individuals as the remaining source. The message calls for patriotic participation and compares lending to the soldiers’ courage at St Mihiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sam
Victory Liberty Loan
St. Mihiel
Baking powder review promises pure uniform quality
A shopper notes a baking powder praised as one of the best for home use. The product is described as pure and clean with consistent quality, though priced around 40 cents and affected by low yields.
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Razon
Health Hints For A Balanced Life
Practical advice urges moderation in eating and drinking, avoiding overwork, and maintaining caution. Emphasizes keeping to a safe path and guarding overall well being for long term health.
Victory Liberty Loan appeal from American Society letters
General Pershing's staff estimated that six more months of war would have cost 100000 American lives, and the letter urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan to honor those who died or were maimed. It appeals to patriotism and gratitude, urging citizens to invest to finish the war effort and ensure safe return for soldiers. The note is signed by M. Tittemore, president of the American Society of Equity, and Grant JH. Slocum, president of the National Gleaners' Association.
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General Pershing
France
America
Florent Florda
Iris
Thay Mare Nealth Bey
Lucy Fo
M. Tittemore
Neesident
Amanican Society of Equity
Madison
Wise Grant JH. Slocum
National Gleaners’ Association
Detroit
Farmers appeal to aid Fifth Liberty Loan drive
Thirty five national and state farm organizations headed by M Tittemore urge farmers to support the Victory Liberty Loan with money and service. The message stresses patriotism and loyalty as democracy’s defense and cites farm leaders from the American Society of Equity in Madison Wis.
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M. Tittemore
American Society of Equity
Madison
Wis
Farmers of America
Farmers of
Classified Ad Promotes Tyre Casings and Remover
Classified column advertises products for inner tubes and casings with a Carbon Remover offer that will air six ties to every gallon of Gasville, Mc Neill & Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasville
McNeill & Underwood
Roanoke Rapids Ordinance on Sanitary Closets Passed
Be it ordained by the Roanoke Rapids Board of Commissioners on March 4 1919 that all property owners and renters must keep sanitary water in sanitation closets and keep them free of trash. The police chief may arrest violators. fines up to five dollars per day. health officer to distribute copies to property owners and renters.
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Roan Rapid
Board of Commissioners
Aid Town
Board OF Commissioners OF the
RoaNext Barins
National Farm Leaders and Union Officials Gather in Washington
A roster lists leaders from nation wide farm and producer groups including J Peres Nation Commercial Butter Makers Association St Paul Minn P Hull National Dairy Wallon Lanning Milo Campbell National Milk Producers Federation Coldwater Mich Kendrick National Live Stock Association TS Senate JM Kimble Farmer National Congress Port Deposit Md A C Townley National Nonpartisan League St Paul Minn Gustauon Nebraska Farmers Union Omaha Neb War committees in Washington DC and various state Granges unions leaders from New York Pennsylvania Kansas and Virginia with cautions about government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dn J. Peres
Nation Coonmory Hutter Makers’ Associat St Paul
Minn
P. Hull
National Dairy Wallon
Lanning
Met
Milo D. Campbell
National Min
Raderation Coldwater
Meir Joh
B. Kendrick
Amun National Live Stock Associacy
Senate
JM Kimble
Farmerstional Congress
Port Deposit
A.C. Townley
National Nonpartisan
Farmers’ Union of Kansas
Sun
Nations Council of Parmer
Co-operative Associationa
York
Neb
Charles W. Holman
Natonal Conference
Utah
Henry
Wallice
Cornfelt Meat Producers Association
Des Moines
Richard Pattee
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Aoxton Mass
B.A Calvin
Washington
Cotton States
Washington, D.C
Gohn
Ketchum
Michigan State Grange
Hachingy, Mich
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Aurelian Springs
Willie Glassgow
Rocky Mount
Bartholomew
Riggin
Aile
Marvin Harris
Townsville
Trueblood
Weldon
Shaw
Treasury Department
Rosemary
Fine Groceries
Rosemary, N. C
Aamer
W. C. Williams
Martha Washington
Rose’s
Roanoke Rapids
Myrick & Myrick
N.C
Roanoke Pharmacy
Wernenvill
J. Lowell
New York State
Gee Noy
Moweller
Nation Avwcultor
Organization — Society
Pinens
Pileration of
Jewsh Farmers
Aew York
Amert
Fotton
Union City
Ge “John A. McSparren
Pennymans State Grange Furniss
OW. T. Creasy
Natinnadatey Union
Catewleaa
AB. Thornhill
Ferm Ra Union of Virginia
Lynchbrur
Vik
Rod Cooner
Derrymen's Uy New Yorelty
Setard Pick
Pennivania Royal Proviews Association
Heyerhy
Jane Na
Donal Hoard
Aod-By
Liberty
Victory
Victory Liberty Loam Committees
Office Supply Department
Herald Publishing Company
Furni
Ture
B.S. Webb
Baltimore
Coburn’s
F. M. Coburn
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