Newspaper Notices and Census Reflections from Roanoke Rapids
A historical compilation reflecting editor notes on voting, immigration, and political sentiment. It discusses registration, party dynamics around Harding, Cox, and prohibition era disputes, and analyzes the 1910 to 1920 census showing urban growth, population shifts, and congressional apportionment concerns.
The Tent Show Nuisance in Roanoke Rapids
The community should act to remove tent shows at Roanoke Junction as cheap, vulgar attractions that harm youth and drain local funds. If the town lacks charter power, the County Board of Commissioners should exercise authority to abolish them. Good clean entertainment is valued. these broken down acts should be banned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Junction
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
County Board of Commissioners
Census Director Roger cites slower population gain
The census director Mr. Rogers notes a decline in population growth over the last decade with a 14.9 percent increase, down from 21 percent in 1910, highlighting changes in demographic trends.
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Rogers
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Roanoke Rapids Heralds
the Herald Publishing Co., Inc
J.T. StampBack
F. M. Saute
North Carolina
Herald Publishing Co
McSweney
Harding
League
John J
Max Gardener
Cox
Usis
Ireland
Alaska
United States
Russia
America
Washington
The
New York Times
Drs. West & Crank Dentists
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Allen C. Zollicoffer
Rosemary, N. C
Mason Gargeburg, N.C
W. L
Long Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Banide MO
Clark & Clark Attorneys At Law
N. C
Halifax
B. Dickens
Roanoke
Ly Eee
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
Ire
Hartrorp Fire Ins
Hartrorp
National Loan & Insurance Company
New Records
Victor, Columbia and
Emerson
Uncle Josh
Aunt Nancy
Cal Stewart
Lynch
W. G. Lynch
Florsheim
F. M. Coburn
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
C. A. Wyche, Prest
F. Patterson
T. W. M. Long
J.T. Stainback