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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
16
The Roanoke Rapids Herald joins 2,000 papers in a non partisan nationwide poll asking subscribers to vote for one of three leading 1936 presidential tickets. No names required, ballots seek honest preferences on candidates and parties to gauge national political leanings.
Readers invited to clip and mail ballots for a 1936 pre convention presidential preference poll. Newspapers coordinate with Publishers Autocaster Service of New York to tally actual votes from participating papers and report weekly results.
Miss Dolores Captain, a beauty specialist, will spend all of next week offering free consultations by appointment at Roanoke Pharmacy. She arrives courtesy of the store from laboratories of Mr Lang.
An Roanoke Pharmacy advertised Clements' Tonic a new iron tonic promising rapid weight gain and renewed strength within ten days. The flyer touts easy absorption, no teeth staining, and a money back guarantee if strength and endurance do not improve by ten days.
Macon Connor aged 27 died Monday at Halifax County Sanitorium after four years with tuberculosis. Funeral services were conducted at the family residence by Rev. J N Bynum and burial was in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs Joseph Connor two sisters Mrs Wilbur Coke of Roanoke Rapids and Mrs Richard House of Warrenton and one brother B T Connor of Roanoke Rapids. Two children of Mrs Jesse Stone of Salt Lake City were born in taxicabs en route to the hospital.
Halifax County North Carolina financial statement as of June 30 1935 lists assets including 39 582 56 due to local and outside districts and 26 237 92 reserves for taxes with 4 530 56 surplus and accounts payable. A. L. Hux clerk of superior court is noted on the document.
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