Varied North Carolina notices on farms, sales and sanatoriums
A compilation of short notices from Salisbury, Norfolk and surrounding areas includes farm for sale in Cabarrus County with details on cultivation. 238 acres for sale near Salisbury. advertising of potato and tomato plants from Norfolk Plant Co.. sanatorium information for Southern Pines tuberculosis care. cautions about hiring J A Austin. livestock sale of seven Poland China pigs. Piedmont top bogey with rapber tires for sale. tobacco seed meal bags and Whippoorwill peas. and local land for sale near Baker's with mineral springs road access.
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Cabarrus County
Craven County
North Carolina
Newbern
Norfolk Southern R. K
Marshville Roads Board Raises Funds for Highway
A Marshville township meeting of the Board of Road Supervisors and local citizens agreed to fund highway improvements with a $1000 loan to the highway fund and a matching $500 by May 3, 2037. Citizens pledged broad support, with donations from many residents including a promised $200 from local youths. The note highlights communal effort and gratitude to the board as a wise expenditure for lasting township benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshville Howe
Union Drug. Co
Board of
Road Supervisors
Marshville Township
Yeo Little
Bishway
T. G. Collins
C. 5
Brooks
Marshville
Anson Sanitorium Opens In Wadesboro July 4 1916
The Anson Sanitorium in Wadesboro opened to the public on July 4 1916 marking a day of progress and independence from suffering. The brick hospital was funded by Senator-elect R E Lite and trustees led by Dr R D Ross J E Hart J M Dunlap and T A Marshall.
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Wadesboro
Moarce
Ansonian
Anson Sanitorium
R. E. Lite
Dra
R. D. Ross
J. E. Hart
J. M. Dunlap
T A. Marshall
Strong
Pressley
Broniser
Monroe
Crowell
Allen and Perler
Charlotte
Long
Statesville
Rankin
Mount Gilead
Armfield
Perkins
Marshville
de. Teal
Chesterfield
Webb
Garrett
Rockingham
Mesdames Sam Houston
Lara Ingram
H. H. McLendon
T. L. Caudle
Nannie Moore
Virgina Rows
J. L. Ingram
M. Little
Mesdames W. K. Rozen
H. W. Little
Mesdames Rt. L. Hardison
C. Boylin
J. M. Covinton
Mise Johnsle Dunlap
Mesdames Q. M. Burns, Jr
J. 3. Webb
Alice Caudle
Caroline McLendon
Virginia Wa
Font
Messrs
A. B. Blalock
John Tunlap
William
Kenneth
Joe Hardison
William A. Smith
Ansonville
Grace Morgan
Militia Ordered to Wilmington in Strike Turmoil
Four Coast Artillery companies were ordered to Wilmington by Brig. Gen. Laurence Young on urgent request of Judge Wor P. Stacy. About 200 troops from Charlotte Greensboro Salisbury and Raleigh under Major E. D. Kykendall moved to patrol the Tidewater Power Co. strike amid secrecy. The move aims to deter disorder as pay‑as‑you‑enter plans and car crew cuts threaten operations in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor P. Stacy
Coast Artillery
Wilmington
Tidewater Power Co
Laurence Young
Charlotte
Greensboro
Salisbury
Raleigh
E. D. Kykendall
Camp Green
United States
Dr Houston's Relics of the Mexican War in North Carolina
Monroe physician Dr Bart Houston preserves relics from the Mexican War brought home by soldiers who served against Santa Anna. The collection includes a powder horn dated May 8 1846 with battles listed, and a flintlock rifle from 1811 used in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Bart Houston
Monroe
Mexico
North Carolina
Santa Anna
J. H. Hodges
H. A. Area
Company C
North Carolina Regiment
Monterey
Doctor Houston
Center Grove Correspondence Spreads Local News and Notes
The Center Grove correspondence column reports visits from Mrs. Jess od of Petersburg, Va, and Mrs. Luther Helms of Salisbury, plus relatives of Misses Helen Craig and Minnie Helis. George Riker killed a crane six feet seven inches long. Farmers begin to lay by crops, awaiting general green. Readers urged to send letters, with Scapegoat’s return hoped for to revive debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Kote
G. J. “Richardson
Bunyan Richardson
Spittle
Charlotte
Clara Bell Wentz
Altan
Jake Wenta
Luther Helms
Salisbury
Myrtle Sullivan
Pineville
T. A. Helm
Helen Craig
Minnie Helis
Bakers
Mammie Ritch
George Riker
Green
Sprigg
Llike
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Monroe Woman Say Relief Came
Monroe resident Mrs. M. J. Sikes testifies that disordered kidneys and bladder inflammation caused severe back pain and fatigue until Doan's Kidney Pills regulated kidney action and eased the misery. She notes quick improvement and urges others to use the same remedy priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
M. J. Sikes
Doan
War or Peace and the Nation’s Honor in Mexico
Washington Post voices that only informed citizens can decide the nation’s path in Mexico. It argues average Americans must bear the sacrifice if war comes, praising President Wilson for seeking peace and stressing that only the President knows all facts guiding national interests.
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Washington Post
United States
Peltroon
Witvon
Europe
Verdun
France
Germany
Eng
Eluke
Mexico
Wilson
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Union County
Porem
Monroe Oil Mill
T. P. Redwine
Monroe Omul
Hiltlard Novelty Co
Dora, ‘Ata
Cash Fo
Narlath
Norfoit
Maryland Ave
Norfolk, Va
Naney Hall
Srunph
Yellow Stem
Jersey
Ieee Norfolk, Plant Co
Norfolk
Southern Pines
Pine Woods
Edwin Gladman
J. A. Austin
James Co. Austin
Mineral Springs
W. W. Howle
Waxhaw
T. F. Tadlock
Monroe R. F. D
Piedmont
J. W. Laney
Frank Arim
T. L. Price
Unionville, N. C
Lee Trull
Journal Ofice
Copple
J. W. Rallings
Indian Trail
N. C
N.C
Davis Mine Road
Monroe Insurance & Investment Co
Baker's
R. F. Beasley
Watt Ashcraft
Hayne Street
Court House
H. E. Copple
R. H. Walkup
Shute
Henry Lily
Lathan & Richardson
Helms
Corinth
Anson Has Hospital
Morehead City
Dr. Houston
Rom
Center Grove
Joe
Jessod
Petersburg
J. W. Haywood
Sum
Icemorler
Monroa
Icemorlee
V. BR. Trull
Satix
Ito
Monroe Drug Co
The
Henderson Roller
Per
Sonal Service
T. P. Dillon
Darriqke Institute No
Oak Ridge
Whitaker
Sec
Treas
Southern School
Carolinas
Wiing
OAK Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge, N. C
Coca-Cola
Monroe Coca-Cola Company
PN. Snyder
Phone
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