North Carolina Weekly News to Debut Statewide
Raleigh publisher Carroll Wilson announces the North Carolina Weekly News will launch late this month with 50 000 guaranteed readers in its first week. The Roanoke Rapids Herald will print it from Raleigh with branches planned in Asheville Greensboro Charlotte Wilmington and representatives in Wilkesboro Winston Salem Fayetteville Williamston and Roanoke Rapids. A weekly Reynolds Washington letter and a Raleigh state column are planned along with extensive photo coverage.
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M. R. Dunnagan
Raleigh
North Carolina Weekly News
North Carolina
Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
North Wilkesboro
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Williamston
U. S
Robert Rice Reynolds
Wilson
Reynolds
Washington
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Kentucky
Yale University
Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club
Building and Loan Association
New York Daily News
America
Federal Reserve Post S a paper aims for state popularity
Mr Wilson predicts the tabloid style Federal Reserve Post S a will top state readers without clashing with The State's Voice of Oscar J Peterson or Carl Goerch's upcoming State literary digest. The publication seeks a unique field and expects no overlaps with existing titles in Dunn or broader state media.
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Wilson
State's Voice
Oscar J. Peterson
Dunn
Carl Goerch
Demand For Chilean Soda Outpaces 1932 Level
Local fertilizer dealers report Chilean soda deliveries to date exceed double the total for 1932. Early-year port stocks were ample but have fallen, prompting shipments from Chile to cover May and June needs. Inflation expected, with cotton prices likely higher in fall and sodas to drive heavier side-dressing business in years.
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Chile
State Tabloid Publisher Plans Wide North Carolina Rollout
Carroll Wilson founder of the Roanoke Rapids Herald announces The North Carolina Weekly News will debut late this month with statewide circulation. He plans Raleigh editorial offices, Kentucky printing, a paid first week circulation of 50 000, and branch offices after a statewide tour.
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North Carolina
Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Kentucky
News & Observer
Sale of Land under Trust by W B Strickland and Lyda Strickland
Substituted Trustee Jefferson Owens will sell at public auction for cash at noon May 18 1933 at the Halifax Court House Door a lot in Scotland Neck North Carolina bounded on the north by Tenth Street as described in the 1928 deed of trust recorded in Book 389 Page 316 in Halifax County.
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W. B. Strickland
Lyda E. Strickland
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
Jefferson E. Owens
Court House
Halifax
North Carolina
Scotland Neck
Tenth Street
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Backed By Patient Testimony
A testimonial from Neuraiga about Neuritis and muscular pains cites twenty years of headaches ended by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The speaker claims the pills relieved various pains and improves condition compared with prior discomfort.
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I. N. Denny
Dr. Miles
Land sale of town lot in Halifax County description
The sale follows a deed of trust on a rectangular town lot fronting Tenth Street and Roanoke Street, with parcels traced through deeds from A D Morgan to Cleo Vaughan and others to W B Strickland Jr. The property is described as about forty nine by one hundred sixty feet and the sale is for defaulted indebtedness with a five percent cash deposit required by the high bidder. This notice dated April 13 1933.
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Tenth Street
Roanoke Street
Cleo Vaughan
A. D. Morgan
Halifax County
W. B. Strickland, Jr
Halifax County Registry
K. H. Barrow
Jefferson E. Owens
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