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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
9
Release from the Internal Revenue Service explains the new cotton tax under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The rate is 4.2 cents per pound on lint ginned, with deductions for tare. existing cotton in place and processed products containing cotton are taxed at 4.4184 cents per pound.
The Clerk of the Superior Court of Halifax County N C will sell at public auction for cash at the courthouse door on Monday August 1 1933 the property known as The Branch Land containing 114 acres described as starting at a hickory corner on Mrs Eliza on line and running 72 E 2012 feet along Fulgham line to a sweet gum etc with depths and bearings provided in the deed of J D Shearin the sale being under a mortgage dated September 193? recorded in Book 401 page 408 and the notice dated July 27 1933 by E L Travis Jr clerk and Julian R Allsbrook attorney.
Emil Holm of Centralia Washington saved his cow by feeding her warmed home brew. Since then the animal is described as an inveterate drinker.
Mr and Mrs John Smith and son join Mr and Mrs Frank Joyner Mr and Mrs Wilbur Collier Mr and Mrs Geo Lampley Mr and Mrs Paul Kveen and family Mr and Mrs Robert Myrid family and Mrs Eugenia Rook and Clyde Palgum arrive back from Minnesota Beach.
Mr and Mrs de Pugh and their daughters from Reading ton Delaware visited last week with Mr and Mrs R O Bray, staying as guests at their home.
An advertisement asserts high blood pressure and rheumatism stem from dental issues and tonsil illness. It promotes Dr. Foster's L-K as a guaranteed cure to purge body poisons, lowering blood pressure and easing rheumatic pain, urging readers to consult a dentist and doctor afterward. The Rosemary Drug Company sells L-K.
Mesdames Davenport Walke and others hosted and visited Richmond and Lynchburg friends. Relatives and neighbors traveled to Durham Raleigh Norfolk Windsor Washington and Scotland Neck for weekends and short trips.
The former Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth Texas married Elliott Roosevelt son of President and Mrs Roosevelt at an Iowa uncle's home. Elliott Roosevelt had been recently divorced in Nevada.
The wife of George Deloach, a New York resident, drowned in about ten feet of water at a sand pit near Garysburg on Monday afternoon. She and her husband had married the week before and were visiting Weldon on their honeymoon. she was the only swimmer in a group of six and cramps are suspected to have caused the drowning until rescue.
Clifton Massey Jr marked his fifth birthday with a party at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs A B McAlister. Numerous games cake and ice cream were served to a long list of relatives and family friends including Smith Ramona Higgins Dr Bertha Mae McAlister Christine Fisher and others. Mrs McAlister and Mrs C L Massey helped serve with Miss Alice Massey and several others assisting.
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