Publicity over Lindbergh kidnapping and river dog rescue
The piece critiques the sensational press coverage of the Lindbergh kidnapping as authorities search for the child. It contrasts fevered front pages with the public’s desire for news of a found child and recalls a Metropolis rescue of a dog from the Mississippi River by five police officers amid public spectators.
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Perdition
Man and Dog Highlight Saint Police Unit
A recent Saint city feature salutes a special police unit and its canine partner as a human interest story illustrating community service and public safety in the Midwest.
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Middle-Western
Saint
Roanoke Rapids Name Adopted for Western Union Office
Western Union Telegraph office in Roanoke Rapids adopts the city name on telegram stamps effective February 1. The change ends Rosemary N C as the location stamp and aligns the office with Roanoke Rapids. The piece notes mislabeling by Carolina Telephone and Telegraph and calls for consistent long distance call announcements from Roanoke Rapids.
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Our City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
N. C
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company
Weldon
Weden
One Bold Take on the Lindbergh Kidnapping Coverage
Carl Goerch criticizes press coverage of the Lindbergh kidnapping case calling it the poorest handled journalism of his time. He cites contradictory reports on ransom notes baby status and public updates, arguing rumors spread as facts while verification lagged. He asserts the only accurate facts are that the baby was kidnapped and its whereabouts unknown.
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Saint Louis
Metropolitan
Missippi
Edogers Bridge
Ater
Ius
Boston
Lindbergh
Lwen
Public curiosity grows over Lindbergh kidnap case
The Lindbergh kidnapping dominates headlines worldwide and readers grow weary of ongoing newspaper accounts. The public questions the motives of Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh as coverage continues.
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Lindbergh
Bukets bladder relief advert promotes juniper oil remedy
An advertisement touts Bukets bladder physic using juniper oil to cleanse impurities and acids blamed for nighttime urination, weak bladder, back ache, and burning. It promises improved sleep and refunds if not satisfied, selling through Roanoke Pharmacy and Rosemary Drug Co of Rosemary, North Carolina.
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Roanoke
Rosemary Drug Co
Rosemary
N. C
Thompson seeks Halifax County Sheriff in Democratic primary
Roanoke Rapids official S M Thompson announces candidacy for Halifax County Sheriff subject to the Democratic Primary. He seeks party support to win the county post.
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S. M. Thompson
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax County
Notice of Public Auction of Halifax County Land
Under a deed of trust dated December 6, 1929 and recorded in Halifax County, a trustee will sell at public auction on March 26 at noon at Citizens Bank & Trust Co Roanoke Rapids to highest cash bidder the Lots 58 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 on the Seaboard Railway line near Rosemary N C as described in L G Shell’s property plot February 1920.
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H. L. Bell
Halifax
Citizens Bank & Trust
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Seaboard Line Railway Company
Rosemary
L. G. Shell
E. M. Butsler Engineering Company
Raleigh
Office of the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
A. D
A. L. Clark
Foreclosure Sale of Hale Property in Halifax County NC
A notice of trustee sale for J W Hale and Samantha Hale heirs, dated February 24 1932, announces public auction at Citizens Bank Roanoke Rapids on March h 1932 at noon. Two parcels totaling 127 acres in Fayetts Township, Halifax County, bound by J B Taylor G W Green and others, were to be sold for cash due to default on a deed of trust dated March 18 1880. A. L. Clark is the trustee.
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J. W. Hale
Samantha Hale
Halifax County
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Roanoke Rapids
Faycetts Township
State of North Carolina
William A Edmondson
Catherine Edmondson
Mary Elizabeth Edmondson
Lucy Ann Edmondson
J. B. Taylor
G. W. Green
J. A. Johnson
C. W. Green
Louisa Sedmondson Hale
Jerome B. Zollicoffer
Mary A. Zollicoffer
Office of the Register of Deeds
North Carolina
One Garner
J. S. Johnson
C. C. Woodruff
J. H. Faucett
W. Hale
Catherine M. Edmondson
Lucy Ann Eddmondson
Louisa Emondson Hale
A. L. Clark
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