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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
4
A compact collection of editorials and notices from Roanoke Rapids. Items poke at Ireland tensions Greece politics and NC Democratic campaigns while noting subscription terms and ad rates. A quip about Venizelos and a political expenditure figure wrap the page.
The state grows to 2,556,486 people, up 250,199 or 15.9 percent. City gains drive growth with 172,582 in 57 cities, small towns 20,870, open country 156,747, while farm population declines nationwide.
The document argues Americans fear Japanese colonists but praise some Japanese traits. It condemns war talk while urging diplomacy and condemns isolationism. It cites 1920s views on citizenship and national honor, noting tensions with Japan and racial policy debates.
Administratrix T Miller notices Halifax County readers to present claims against the Miller estate by October 23, 1921 or be barred. Creditors must file and debtors pay promptly. Coates 28th, 1920. Hollister North Carolina.
Public sale of real estate under a deed of trust to satisfy the debt. J H Love and wife defaulted. The sale will be held December 4 1920 at 11:00 AM in Halifax County North Carolina in front of the courthouse. The property is described in the deed dated March 21 and recorded in the Halifax Register of Deeds.
Kate J Bond as executrix announces final settlement for the Vim N Bond estate of Halifax County North Carolina. Creditors and interested parties are notified to present claims by October 5 1921 or be barred. Personal debts should be settled promptly. The notice is dated October 28 1920 and lists Clara L Bond and Mary P Bond as contratrixes.
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