Roanoke Rapids Herald Editorial Opinions and Notes
A Roanoke Rapids Herald column discusses current events and opinions. It mentions Colorado drought, Tulsa events, Halifax roads, Chautauqua season tickets, retail and wholesale price discrepancies, and the textile strike. It criticizes the Republican Congress and comments on labor, politics, and press reflections.
Pueblo’s Rise as a Western Trade and Metal Hub
Pueblo, located where plains meet the foothills of the Rockies, grew from a 1850 trading post to a manufacturing center. Rich soil along the Arkansas supports cereal and fruit crops as steel makers and miners drew industry, earning Pueblo the nickname Pittsburgh of the West at an altitude of 4,680 feet.
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Pueblo
Prairies
Rockies
Arkansas
Pittsburgh
Pueblo’s Flood Foresight and Future Safety
In Pueblo the Arkansas and Fountain Creek floods risk repeats. Residents recall historic deluges and rebuild after 1874 and 1894 while acknowledging that engineering cannot fully prevent disaster. Calls rise for relocating or safeguarding low lying areas to protect lives in future floods.
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Arkansas
Fountain Rivers
Fontaine Qui Bouille
Pueblo
Fountain Creek
Vesuvius
St. Pierre
New Minnesota Method Burns Roots To Clear Land
A farmer uses underground root burning to remove stumps. An excavation beside the stump leads to a pipe that vents smoke to a stovepipe, driving the roots to burn slowly. When finished, the stump topples, leaving the cleared ground ready for use as wood fuel.
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Minnesota
Notice of Sale in Rosemary Halifax County NC
A 1921 notice announces sale under a Deed of Trust by SAS Matthews Trustee for B M Gurkin after default. It lists two Roanoke Avenue lots in Rosemary described as Lots 1108 and 1110 plus assorted machinery and equipment to be sold at public auction in front of the Rosemary Post Office. Sale set for June 27 at 11:00 A.M. in Halifax County North Carolina.
Public Auction of Roanoke Rapids Property Set for June 27 1921
Made by C J H Vaughan as trustee on March 16 1920 and recorded March 20 1920 in Halifax NC. The property in Roanoke Rapids Halifax County NC including two lots 282 and 231 on Jefferson Street fronts 30 feet and extends 140 feet to an alley. Auction held at Roanoke Rapids Post Office door at noon to satisfy indebtedness per note holder. Reference map in Roanoke Rapids Power Company plot Book 108 Page 615 at Register of Deeds.
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B. M. Gurkin
Halifax County
Rosemary
North Carolina
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
T. B. Davis
Weaver
Manly
A.B
Cary
Sas Matthews
C. J H. Vaughan
Office of Register of Deeds
Post-atlice
Ronanoke Rapids
Gale
Roanoke Rapids
State of North Carolina
Jefferson Street
Wid
Register of
Flying pests driven away by electric fans described
A newspaper note explains that an electric fan’s breeze can deter flies from sleeping infants exposed food and dining areas, presenting it as a practical pest control method. The piece emphasizes cooling air and the fan’s effect in keeping flies at bay in kitchens and dining rooms.
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
the Herald Publishing Co., Inc
Herald Publishing Co
Pertons
Colorado
Ireland
Tulsa
Hart
Republican Congress
Linney
Republican Party
South
Harding
Dempsey
Carpentier
Chautauqua
Allen C. Zollicoffer
Rosemary, N. C
Paisley Fields
Weldon Drug Co
Weldon, N. C
Roanoke
Roanoke Junction, N. C
the Travelers Headquarters
K. B. Topping
W. C. Williams
N. C
Glover & Smith Furniture and Undertaking
N.C
Jackson Street
L. G. Shell
Carter
Pencraft
W. M. Ward
W. A. Carter
Weldon, N
Mason, Linn and Matthews
Roanoke Pharmacy Co
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Ote
North
Carolin
E. T. Clark
Drs. West & Crank Dentists
Clark & Clark
Attorneys At Law
T. W. Mason
Long Gargebuirg
R.A. Matthews
Mason
Long & Matthews Attorneys At Law Offices
Jackson, N. C
A. L. Clark
Rosemary Drug Company
The
First National Bank
C. A. Wyche, Prest
Federal Reserve System
S. F. Patterson
V-Prest
T. W. M. Long
J. T. Stainback