News of Marshville and Ve Cunity items
Four year old Kemp started a small blaze by lighting hay against cotton bales, burning seven of thirty. A catfish twenty-two inches long was caught in Richardson creek. Poultry losses hit Mrs. Phifer as many chicks keel over from an apparent toxin. Local officials report a man in Lanes Creek returns to care for a sick wife while neighbors plant his corn.
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Dock
Marshville
Roy A. Marsh
J. A. Strawn
Wake Forest College
J. R. Griffin
Buford Township
J. W. Hasty
Hasty
R. H. James
Kemp
E. B. Funderburk
Tradesville
S. C
Punderburk
Messrs
J. &. Thomas
W. C. Harrell
Richardson Creek
Billy Parker Old Mill
A. P. Phifer
Charlotte
Mr. Rushing
Pageland
Pageland Journal
A. W. Punderburk
Sallie Cornelia
Ernest Mangum
Baptist Church
Lamother
McGregor Street
Monroe
G. D. Stegall
M. L. Ree
Sanford Sund
Wade Price
Jefferson
Fred Buchanan
Preston Sellers
Cheraw
Wingate
N. C
Chesterfield
Sellers
J. C. Saunders
Saunders
Anson County
Tom Norman
Wadesboro
Ansonian
Norman
Duck Norman
Lowery
Tom
Cleveland County
Deck Norton
Old Hom
Sandy Tom
Deck
Marcus Melntyre
Deck Norman
Melntyre
Sway
McIntyre
Blanche Davis
J.T. Martin
Sheriff Lowery
Williams Case Upheld by Special Master in Revenue Dispute
Special Master Price finds in favor of N Glen Williams in a suit against George A H Brown collector of internal revenue for the western district of North Carolina. The decision follows injunctions restraining seizure and shipment of 20 600 gallons of whiskey from Williams warehouse No 3 in Yadkin county, with findings that the commissioner acted from malice and abused discretionary power. The master recommends a permanent injunction over the challenged orders and cites related court action and prior decrees.
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Price
Noane, Salisbury
Augustus H. ‘Price
Boyd
Dart C. Foster
N. Glen Williams
George AH. Brown
Internal Revenue
Carolina
Pritchard and Boyd
Royall E. Cabell
Williams
Yadkin County
Louisville
Congress
United States Court
John Kellogg's Failure and Honor in Adversity
Deacon John Kellogg, long trusted in a town church, built a farm but joined a failed partnership. When bankruptcy loomed, he stayed loyal, paying off the debt alone after learning his partners hid their losses. He died resolved to honor his pledge, leaving the question: was his life a failure or a model of duty.
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John Kellogg
John Kelley
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers fever sores and skin troubles. It cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who allegedly recovered from an ugly ulcer in two weeks and notes the product costs 25 cents and is recommended by English Drug Company.
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Monroe
Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
English Drug Company
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