Roanoke Rapids Herald Subscription Notice
Subscriptions are two dollars for two years in advance. Telephon e 70. Entered as second class matter April 4, 1914 at the Roanoke Rapids Post Office. Communications to Herald Publishing Co. Enclose stamps for returns. Card notices of banks or resolutions may be charged ten cents per line. articles must be prepaid unless customer has regular account. No insertions under 25 cents.
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Roan Rapids
North Carolina
Herald Publishing Co
Msan
League of Nations
League
Leanie
Pes
Greensboro Daily News
Fragmented 1925 notices and stray opinions from a distant page
A garbled assembly of overheard phrases mentions Pacific naming, Irish entry to the League, a possible presidential bid by Underwood, Mussolini and Greece, Trotsky killings, miners’ settlement, consumer bills, and odd regional scuffles from North Carolina to Oklahoma with odd political jabs and regional inequities.
Madness and League of Nations Critique Voices
The piece denounces anti league forces led by Woodrow Wilson critics and Herbert Hoover era opponents. It argues that hate fuels suppression of pro league voices and predicts further international harm, citing Greece and Yugoslavia as examples and condemning Italy's actions.
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Woodrow Wilson
Irving Fisher
Harding
League of Nations
League
America
Russia
League-Destroyers
United States
Greece
Jugoslavia
Italy
Lynch Few
International
Boll Weevil Myth: Cotton Loss Not $750 Million
A Greensboro Daily News excerpt argues the boll weevil did not cost the South $750,000,000 in cotton losses. It contends crop acreage, market demand, and prices shaped outcomes, suggesting the pest redirected farming and, in effect, could be a long term influence that may bless the region by curbing overplanting.
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Bartlett
York Cotton Exchanges
Uea
South
Seed corn selection and cover crops advised by Halifax farm notes
Halifax County farm notes from Walter Davis urge farmers to choose seed corn using guidance from The Progressive Farmer. They promote planning cover crops in September, using sun oats, sod seed like Apple or Rust Proof, and Abruzzi rye for grazing. They warn on hog cholera threats and advocate vaccinating piglets at weaning for about 40 cents to prevent losses.
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Halifax County
Roanoke Rapids Ad Missing Details In Fragment
Fragments describe a Roanoke Rapids notice mentioning a dead rat found in a cellar and a small cake of RAT broken into pieces. The text includes unclear names and fragmented phrases, offering limited usable facts about the event or notice.
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Joanny
Roanoke
Pha Oke Rapids
N.C. Ey Co
Roati
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
the Herald Publishing Co., Inc
T. Stamnback
Pacific
Underwood
Mussolini
Rus
Trotsky
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Elmer
Jose Tremonda
Benkrapcy
O Davis
Couny
Welton
N.C
Sept. Sth
Weldon
J. B. Hall
Public Welfare
Scotland Neck
W. A. Carter
2Nd Street
N. C
H. B. Humphrey Optometrist
Rosemary
R. A. Betis
Baseball Park
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Mark's
K. H. Barrow Runsokr Rapids
Meta B. Jones
Roanoke Rapids, N.C
H. B. Foster
Farmers & Merchant
Bask
Littleton, N.C
Smith's
E. A. Matthews
Atlaw Officen
First National Basic Building
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
A. L. Clark
First National Bank
Allen C. Zollicotter
Rosemary, N. C
A. C. Zollicoffer Attorney - At - Law
Rosemary, N.C
Roanoke Pharmacy Co
Roanoke Rapid
Horner Town
Rosemary Dollar Store Inc
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Roanoke Rapids
Federal Reserve System
W. T. Councill
S. F. Patterson
T. W. M. Long
R.L. Cooper
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