10 Percent of Halifax On Relief Rise in January
Raleigh report shows North Carolina’s direct relief population at 10.2 percent in January up from 8.9 in December. Halifax County had 10.8 percent on relief. 1,112 families received $7,293.85 in January, with 1,036 on relief at month end.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Thomas O’berry
N. C
Halifax County
CWA
Stanley County
Cumberland
Harnett
Davidson
Union
Lincoln
Tyrrell
Pamlico
Currituck
Moore
Organizing 4-H Club At Hollister Essex
Hollister Essex post school girls organized a 4-H Club on Feb 15. Officers elected include President Magnora Gupton and Vice president Blanche Shearin. Leaders span Sectreas Sadie Mae Alston Club Estelle Ellington with Health Estelle Hamlet and Music Mary Davis Alston.
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Hollister-Essex
Hollister
Louise Harris
Avis Qualls
M. G. Satterwhite
C. A. Mabry
Lucille Harris
Ruth Gupton
Ruth Hamlet
Margaret Hamlet
Sale of valuable farm property in Halifax County
Under a 1927 deed of trust Thos H Dickens, unmarried, secures debt to be paid. The 154 acre farm near Ellis land will be sold at public auction March 17, 1934 at 12 noon at the Halifax County Courthouse for cash to the highest bidder. A 10 percent deposit is required.
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Thos. H. Dickens
Halifax County
Halifax
N. C
Ellis Land
Hard Bargain
Pitts’ Land
E. C. Dickens
E. T. Clark
Register of Deeds of
Superior Court of Halifax Co
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Colds Remedy
A historical note describes 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve as a complete internal and external treatment for colds. It promotes these preparations as speedy remedies commonly known.
Retirement Sparks Lively Race for North Carolina Judge Post
Judge Frank A. Daniels of Goldsboro retires December 31, opening a contest in the district. Candidates include Charles Ross of Lillington, James Best and J Robert Young of Harnett, Claude Cannady of Johnston, D H Bland of Goldsboro, F H Brooks of Smithfield, Clawson Williams and K R Hoyle of Sanford, with Daniel L Bell of Pittsboro likely to enter. Ruth Slewczynski, eight, a celebrated California prodigy, praised by the Times after a New York recital.
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Frank A. Daniels
Goldsboro
Charles Ross
Lillington
State
Highway Commission
Ross
Clawson L. Williams
Sanford
K. R
Smithfield
Solicitor’s Place
Williams
James Best
J. Robert Young
Harnett County
Claude C. Cannady
Johnston
Daniel L. Bell
Pittsboro
California
Menuhen
Ricci
Ruth Slewczynski
New York
the Times
Governor Seeks Potato Recognition From AAA Leader
Governor Ehringhaus asks Chester C. Davis of the AAA in Washington to include the potato in the major crops list so growers may benefit from crop support. He argues share planting drives overproduction and must be addressed to solve the potato surplus.
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Ehringhaus
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Washington
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