The Wat Was Unhandy Man Goes Free After Prison
Howard Hobbs, once in federal prison from boyhood, recalls his first sights after release including his first breakfast with his parents, his return to music, and plans thwarted by past danger. His tale links to Al Jennings and a long road from Arkansas to Oklahoma to Columbus and Detroit Medical College amid family fear and hope.
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Atlanta
Dispatch
Howard Hobbs
Hobbs
Ruby
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Howard
John Oxford
Joel ©. Mack
Columbus
al Jennings
Outlaw
Jennings
Detroit Medical College
Cor
New Law Sets Primary Rules Across Counties
A new State primary law takes effect this year affecting most counties for State Judicial and Congressional races. It requires party registration, separate ballots by party, and may limit independents. a second primary is possible only if a high enough candidate requests it. Filing deadlines range from April 22 to May 20 with various fees. Bud Lippard in Catawba County and a Rosa Lee Eubanks shooting in Macon reflect the era’s legal and social headlines.
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State Senate
State Board
County Board of Elections
Congress
Relief for Bilious Attack with Chamberlin's Tablets
Describes symptoms of a bilious attack including severe headache coated tongue and vomiting. Advises taking three Chamberlin's Tablets for prompt relief and notes they are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlin
PresidentWilson abandons extended southern trip for Preparedness
Washington reports President Wilson has definitively dropped plans for a long Southern speaking tour. He told invited Senators and Representatives that he may give a few speeches later but, for now, will not travel to any part of the country. He believes his services are needed in Washington.
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L A. Ogden
St. Nicholas
New York
Lin Iapd
Ei Pn
Washington Coat of Arms
Cherry Street
Brookly Bridge
Peartot
Treadway
Harlow
New England
Presid
King
Jackson
Mader Craveford
Wildhaw
Pilon County
Wacotina
Wilson
Republicans Back Strong Army Bill Amid Continent Plan Opposition
Republican men on the House military committee assure President Wilson a nonpartisan strong army increase bill will reach the House calendar within three weeks. They unanimously oppose the Continental army plan while expressing gratitude for Wilson and the Senate for their trust, and noting Garrison's resignation.
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House
Wilson
Garrison
Senate
Gartivon
Mr. Kahn
California
Sale of Land Under Execution in Union County
Sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Monroe on March 20, 1916 at 12 o'clock M to satisfy two executions issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Union County N C for J D McRae and Harrell Iros Co. All the right, title, and estate of Chas F Garland in and to acres of land described in Books 5 and 16 on pages 181 and 617 in the office of the Register of Deeds. Garland. Sheriff J Giprech.
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Court House
Monroe
Marc
Superior Court
Union County
J.D. McRae
Harrell Iros. & Co
Chas. F. Garland
Union
Office of Register of
Dane de Garland
Hartel Bros. & Co
JV. Ghiprech
Sale of Land Under Execution in Union County North Carolina
Wander and by virtue of a VENJEX Co on the 12th day of February 116, in favor of the Sikes Co, Inc, and against Zimmer Halgler, I will sell the land to the highest bid at the Court House door in Union County. The property lies in adjoining the lands of Alice Peer, Hugh Austin, Jock Crowell, deceased and others and is the land conveyed by C N Simpson and wife to Daniel Haller and Mary A Halgler by deed dated October 4, 1905. The land description references that deed and is recorded in Book 58, page 168, Register of Deeds office. The interest of Zimmer Haigler was levied upon by Constable W L Earnhardt under attachment by M I Flow JP for Sikes Co, Inc. This a Feb 116. Griffith, Sheriff.
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Superior Court
Union County
N. Co
Sikes Co, Inc
Zimmer Halgler
Court House
Daniel Haller
Mary A. Halgler
Office of Register of Deeds
N.C
Zimmer Haigler
W. L. Earnhardt
M. I. Flow
J. P
The
Sikes Co. Inc
Zimmer Halzter
Griffith
CURE CHILDREN'S COLDS WITH PINE-TAR HONEY REMEDY
A preservation of an old ad urging parents to keep children dry and comfortable while using Dr Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey for colds. It promises soothing antiseptic relief, reduced inflammation, and quicker recovery with prompt bottle use.
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Hell
Bell
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed By Readers
Mrs Amanda Erhart of Wayne writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and never failed to ease coughs or colds. The note reflects favorable word of mouth helping the remedy’s popularity and availability everywhere.
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Wayne
Chamberlain
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