Trust Sale of Roanoke Rapids Lots Nos. 238 and 240
Under a 1916 deed from W F Horner to Geo C Green as trustee, Halifax County NC, the trustee will sell two Roanoke Rapids lots on Roanoke Avenue at the court house door January 24 1919 at noon for cash. The parcels front 25 feet and extend 140 feet to an alley, numbered 238 and 240 on the Roanoke Rapids Power Company plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Horner
Geo. C. Green
Register's Office
Halifax County
Court House
Halifax
N. C
Wit ‘Hose
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Geo
C. Green
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure on 17.6 Acre Estate in Rosems Village
C Green, trustee, announces foreclosure under a deed of trust dated December 18 1916 recorded in Book 278 page 270. The sale is at 2 o'clock PM January 20 1919 at the porte in Rosems Village for cash to the highest bidder on the 17.6 acre tract described beginning at the northeast corner of the parcel and northwest corner of a ten acre tract owned by W H S Burgwn, with lines along Chockoyottee Creek, Bell's Creek, and Aloreanid road, bounded by T J E Hockaday and others, containing 17.6 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Horner
Register
Henrys
Porte
Rosems
Towit
Arg Sai Sa Pe Oe
Seuss Ieconary
W. H. S. Burgwn
Bell's Creek
T. J. E.hockaday
Saar
Thirth Way
C, Green
Rape Makes Excellent Pasture for Hogs in the South
Chief Williams outlines rape and dwarf hexex as inexpensive winter grazing for hogs. An acre sown in September can feed ten to twelve fattening pigs from mid October to May with limited grain supplementation. Soil, seeding, and grazing precautions are detailed for Coastal Plain, Piedmont, and mountain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Williams
Division of Agronomy
N. C
West Raleigh
Thier
Alabama Staton
Coastal Plain
Piedmont
Preparing for a larger crop of wheat this year
North Carolina extension notes wheat price signals likely high next year. With a probable $2.00 per bushel minimum at primary markets, sowing should increase in Piedmont and mountains and may be viable in some coastal areas. Emphasizes good seed and leading varieties like Leaps Profit Diets Mediterranean Fults Purple Straw and Falcaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Willams
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
Ingenious guard for finger rings aids anger resistance
A new device worn inside a ring presses against the finger to prevent turning and is nearly invisible. It serves as a discreet guard that stabilizes the ring on the finger while remaining unobtrusive.
Hen lays egg stamped with year two thousand
A reader notes a hen laid an egg bearing the date 1920 and speculates about preserving or marketing such eggs. The remark suggests interest in the breed and potential cold storage as a selling point.
Bir? ity grows jack pine for kraft paper in forests
The text notes that jack pine is suitable for producing kraft paper. It mentions the tree’s use in national forests to plant land too poor to grow other timber, highlighting its role in resource use and forestry.
Can Be Can Monn Thinking Habit Cure
Thought patterns described as a habit can be changed with effort and discipline. The text suggests that thinking habits can be treated like other bad habits, implying possibility of improvement through consistent practice.
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J. Frank West
Yanoke Rapide, TC
Lyric Theatre
Dr. Fields
A. L. Clark Life and Fire Insurance
the Rapids Lodge
McRae Faison
McCain
Rosemary N. C
Rosemary
Hamilton Street
South Street
T. O. Vaughan
J. M. Griszard
Hamilton and
Hamilton
Hamilton Treat
T. O. Vaughn
Virginia-Carolina Furniture Co
Dred
Rose
Rosemary, North Carolina
Swift & Company
Eternat
Swift & Com
USA
Halle
Chenie & Cos
Toledo
Iclark & Clark Attorneys At Law
Roanoke Rapids, N. N.C
E. A. Matthews
Attorney At Law Notary Public Office
First National Bank
Roanoke Rapids N.C
E. B. Glover Furniture and Undertaking
N.C
2Nd Street
J. T. Chase
T. W. Mullen
Rosemary, N. C
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Roanoke Hardware Company