Losses Fall Despite More Fires In Salisbury Report
The Salisbury Fire Department reports 136 fires last year across the city and aid to six towns. Total property losses reached 97 458 dollars while the average loss dropped from 1615.62 to 74.50. Major blazes hit Nock Bros department store 10000 WK Leather Caning Factory 26500 and C R Die and Company warehouse 15000.
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Salisbury
F A. Grier
Perry
Aetslesy Fire Department
Trial of Blood Convicts Youth at Hearing Today
A chaotic courtroom narrative recounts Alfred Beattie and Vaughn Hearn facing charges of attempted robbery. Testimony covers a car ride linked to a Stroud vehicle, a torn upholstery mark, and alleged plans to trade tents for whisky. Witnesses discuss prior crimes and the defendant's behavior during the proceedings.
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Alfred
Thor
Henry HH
Mann
Beth Wittern
Renin
Stroud
Vaughn Hearn
Harry
Rhred
Strauss
Alfeed
Straad
Crewe Brouchin
Alfres
Salisbury 1924 Fires Record Loss Estimates
A list of fires in Salisbury during 1924, with loss estimates compiled by Chief F A Grier. The document records destructive incidents within the city limits, noting damages and estimated costs from the year.
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Salisbury
F. A. Grier
Musical Moments Opens at Arcade Theatre in Asbury
Musical Moments filled the Arcade Theatre with a large audience for the first of two performances last night. The varied revue featured dances, character roles, and scenic setups with wide range of local talent led by Mrs. Ted White and Dr. Justin C. Wond, and included a child chorus of about 90 in They Party. The show, produced by Wheeler and under church auspices, promises another strong crowd for tonight’s second performance.
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Arcade Theatre
Asbury
Mother
Fields
Titania
Fairy
Harry G. Hayman
Govee
Miss Hilde
O Td
Shee
Nadine Waters
Hetty Downing
Ruth Harcums
Mildred Louise Hearne
Betty Anne Hsrcum
Grace Valliant
Eli Vrances Hardesty
Mice Mamie Woodcock
Arthur E. Williams
Miss Ty Unie Fisher
William Gavin
William Feltman
A.oland Seward
M. A. Derr
Mamie Woodcock
Hi. C. Johnson
China Land
Ted White
Justin C. Wond
Claude Collier Dorman
Edward Davis
Lady Minstrels
Mack-face
H. J. Wheeler
Anna V. Johnxor
BR. D. Walston
Emma M. Faulkner
Emma Johnson
Asbury M. BE. Church
Raid Seizure Targets Disorderly Establishment in Salisbury
Officers Cahall Broughton and Guslee raided a Salisbury area establishment at 3:30 am arresting two for disorderly conduct and issuing a warrant for proprietor Sidney Wright. Gold borough Nechols and Trivola Jones admitted guilt and paid fines totaling 25 dollars plus costs.
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Salsbury
Ahall
Broughton
Guslee
Sidney Wright
Goldborough Nechols
Mitchell Brick
Nox
Jastece
Lester T Hearne
Isberts
Final Incorporation Under Way for Wiecomies Country Club
John K. Gunby announces the new Wiecomies Country Club with invitations to membership around February 10. By-laws are being drafted by a committee, and incorporating papers are in preparation. The site features a half mile riverfront course with a new caddy house and clubhouse overlooking the river, targeting completion within a year.
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Wiecomies Country Club
John K. Gunby
Ailes
Donald A. Viannamen
C. Carver
Woc Webb
Tom Winton
Wak
Reat
Howe
Ales
Wis
Satbrene
Wisent Earney Club
Saliebury
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