Roanoke Rapids Herald Opines on Roads and Reform
The Roanoke Rapids Herald argues for a Halifax County road reform stance urging A P Kitchin to resign from the Road Commission. It praises majority rule, condemns propaganda, and suggests Scotland Nock as a successor to push highway bond-funded projects with efficiency and unity.
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A. P. Kitchin
Halifax County
Road Commission
Kitchin
Kitchim
Notice of pardon request for Les ter James in 1918 larceny case
Mrs Lester James of Rosemary North Carolina announces she has applied for a pardon for her husband Lester James who was convicted in the November term of the Superior Court in 1918 for larceny and sentenced to five years. She asks objectors to send any objections to Governor Bickett at once.
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Rosemary
N.C
Lester James
Superior Court
Bickett
Halifax man seeks NC governor pardon
B F McLemore, serving a term on the Halifax county public roads, will apply to the Governor of North Carolina for a pardon. All opposed should state their reasons immediately. Dated July 31, 1919. Stuart Smith, Attorney.
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B.F. McLemore
Halifax County
North Carolina
Stuart Smith
Halifax county public roads official seeks pardon
H. S. Staton now serving on the public roads of Halifax county will apply to the Governor of North Carolina for pardon. All opponents to the pardon are asked to present their reasons to the Governor at once. Dated July 31, 1919.
Garage holdings sold to Henry Vaughan assumes storage duties
J. R. Whitley states that all garage holdings have been sold to Mr. Henry Vaughan who assumed storage responsibilities on July 15, 1919. The notice is dated July 18, 1941.
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Henry Vaughan
Vaughan
J. R. Whitley
Calotab Liver Cleansing Ad Promises Quick Boost
Calotabs are advertised as a nightly liver cleansing pill with no taste or unpleasant effects. The copy claims you wake feeling great, with a clean liver and purified system, and offers a 35 cent price and money back guarantee through druggists.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure and Reward
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollar reward for unrecoverable catarrh cases. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as thirty five years trusted and most reliable, claiming it works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and expel poisons. The copy urges immediate use and promises general health improvement.
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Hall
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