Fall of 1879 Roanoke Rapids Card Rates and Local Notices
A jumble of notices from Roanoke Rapids North Carolina discusses a second clause matter on April 3 4 1917 with rates for card thanks and other inserts, plus fragmented wartime commentary by George Creel. The piece weaves in references to Chautauqua Roanoke Rapids hotel facilities and war commentary, touching on corn production, vegetables to plant, and naval engagements with a critique of Associated Press dispatches.
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Claus
Pont
Roanoke Rapid
North Carolina
Runnoke Rapids
Holl Wck
P.M. Agineath
Lie Puree
Atten
Ty Bee
Prigide
Burling
Ambomimppee
Secteur Lings
Iwerier
Lew. Dulles
Deiliny Arcianily
Hanover Nanona Bank
New York City
Arase
Wellemoed
Italy
Ronis Rapids
North Cars
Ima
Acta of Seamen
TILT
Albide
Dhe Sound
Roanekt Rapids
Roanvhee
Sunde
Ee Era Sumaoke Rapite
Board of
School Trustees
Roanotece Rapids
A. Wyche
Nol Pattencoy
Secretar Ste
Where Was He Aboard A War Convoy In Atlantic Voyage
An AP correspondent aboard a warship convoy reports a smooth uneventful Atlantic crossing despite a July fourth Creel Daniels note claiming twice attacked by German submarines. He cites gunfire and scattered torpedoes, noting one U-boat sunk and others likely hit.
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Desroyers
Associated Press
Bartles
Creel
The
Nazr
New Yorke
Atlantic
George Creel
Daniels
Scares of Information State and US A and E College
A compact record notes concerns about information security at a state and national level with mention of an academic medical center and an allied college program. Authorities discuss data handling, privacy protections, and potential reforms affecting governance and higher education.
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State
A&e College
Fall or Second Crop of Irish Potatoes
A farmer’s guide to planting a second Irish potato crop from home seed. Advices include soil choice and thorough prep, shallower planting than the first crop, proper storage and sprouting of home seed, avoiding using small tubers, not cutting seed for long storage, and selecting varieties like Irish Cobbler and Red Bliss. Planting window runs July to mid August, with similar fertilization of 800 to 1000 pounds per acre of a cotton seed meal and acid phosphate mix.
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J. T. Stampacx
Eorror
WAL
Herald Publishing Co
Maat
Roasote
John Barleycorn
Crerl
Rusmans
Lemberg
Roanoke Rapids
Dixon
Chaucauqua
North Carolina Food Conservation Commission
Donald McCluer
Halifax
Cardus
Carlus
Mary E. Veste
Madison Heights
Hess
Bate
Obie
Toledo
Cacsa
Frm
PT Chaney & Co
Duing Suara
Ieeleda
Seca Faromai
Eac
Fem
Hall
Ataras
Frank
Chenet Ib
Chenet & CO
Tolnde
T. Rowland
Mutual Life Ins. Co
New York
Cldeet
Sargent
Percy
United States
First National
Jack St
Reamabe Rapids
Ca Fields
Otis Homies
Seu Narre
R. L. Towe
First National Bank
Roanoke Rapids, IN
Carolina
A. L. Clark Insurance Life
Torpedo
He Hall
Berglar
Beier
Foret Po Binere
China
Europe
the Co-operative Store Co
Rosemary Banking & Trust Co
WB. Burch
Mgr. Safety and Service
Ares RatszMize
Reasake Pharmacy Co
Neancle Ragida N. J. ‘Welle D. Tiller
Roanoke
Repide
M.A Daniel
Renemary, MC
All Good Dealers
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
E. E. Hachman
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Herald Pub. Co
Mason
Nid Square
Long
Mason, Worrell & Son Attorneys At
N.C
Jackson, N.C
Clark & Clark Attorneys At Law
N. C
Rams Mo
Eastman
Kodaks
Conan
Fine
Rosemary
Chocolotte Brick Co
Weldon
Glover Furniture and Undertaking
Bay Phone
Hancock House Company, Inc
Oxfords
Patterson
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