We Go in Swimmin By Ruth Jones 22 Continued
Bill and Jimmy steal money and claim a “bad money” machine. they boast of bravado while hiding in an old house. Mr Baxter alerts authorities as the pair are found with the gold and counterfeit device. Police capture the boys and jail lies unfold. fathers and officers orchestrate the arrest.
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Jimmy
Skinny Brown
Bill
Law
Patriot, Statesman and Christian Tom Mason of Longview
The tribute chronicles Thomas Williams Mason of North Carolina, a Confederate veteran and long serving statesman. Born near Brunswick County Virginia, he studied at UNC and the University of Virginia, led as State Senator for Northampton and Lertie, served on the North Carolina Railroad Commission, and earned renown as an orator and defender of state sovereignty. He supported prohibition, spoke fervently for families harmed by alcohol, and remained active in public life until his death on April 14, 1921 at Long View.
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Thomas Williams Mason
Brunswick County
Virginia
North Carolina
Thomas Mason
Ridgeway
University of North Carolina
Philanthropic Literary Society
University of Virginia
Bettie Gray
William Gray
Northampton County
Long View
Tom Mason
Robert Ransom
Northampton
Lertie
North Carolina Railway Commission
Thomas M. Holt
Marion Butler
United States Senate
Mason
United
Butler
Cyrus Watson
Winston-Salem
Watson
Capt. Mason
Hamlet
Captain Mason
Ladies Memorial Association
Sons of the Confederacy
Raleigh
Senate
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Richmond
Masong
Rome
Cromwel
Britain
Stuart
Moore's Creek Bridge
Kings Mountain
Guilford
Brandywine
State Senate
Methodist Church
General Assembly
W. L. Long
Germany
America
Longview
Kalli i Joy
Prominent North Carolinians Endorse Garren's Tonic
A Roanoke Pharmacy Co. advertisement praises Garren's Tonic with endorsements from mayors bankers preachers and judges in North Carolina. Hon R H Staton a former Hendersonville mayor says the tonic improves digestion strengthens nerves purifies blood and builds up the system noting his own digestion weight and health improvements after use and recommending it to his family.
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Garren
Garren's Tonic Praised By Hendersonville Officials
Hendersonville officials Otis Powers and R M Oates report strong benefits from Garren's Tonic. Powers claims seventeen pound gain and relief from heartburn indigestion and insomnia after use. Oates says it provided instant relief from nervous indigestion during a two week period and recommends keeping a bottle on hand.
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R. M. Oates
Hendersonville Light and Power Company
Gurren
Garren
Garren's Tonic Endorsed by Bank Manager and Tax Collector
W G Staton of People's National Bank Hendersonville endorses Garren's Tonic for stomach trouble. He cites his son's seven year struggle with stomach issues improved after two bottles. Hon G W Brooks, tax collector, confirms gains and relief after long indigestion. Rapids by Roanoke Pharmacy Co.
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W. G. Staton
People’s National Bank of
Hendersonville
N. C
Garren
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Ison
Jon Voks
Ruth Jones
Marion Saunders
Roanoke Pharmacy Co
Roanoke Rapids
R. H. Staton
Hon. R. H. Staton
Chief OF Police
Otis Powers
Hendersonville, N.C
Chief Powers
Roanoke
G. W. Brooks
Brooks
GE Allsteel Shelving
GE Allsteel
Herald Publishing Company
Opportunity
Rosemary Banking & Trust Co
Rosemary, N. C