Notice to Creditors and Land Sale in Union County
Notice to creditors of Laura J. Smith estate asks all claims be presented by August 27, 1913 at the administrator’s Olive Branch home. Also a court-ordered sale at Monroe courthouse on October 6, 1912 of Lot No. 6, 7 acres, to partition estate among tenants in common, terms one-fourth cash, balance by note, sale conducted by Commissioner Frank Armfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura J. Smith
Olive Branch
Union County
N. C
Robert L., Smith
Admr
Lemmond & Vann, Attys
Superior Court
North Carolina
Bs. Bivens Et al
Virgie Tig
Ens
Mon
Roe
Monilay
Ecinna
Farang
Negro Head Creek
Entervok
Barak Iatteton
Register of Deeds
Frank Armfield
Adams, Armfield & Adams, Attys
Vivien and the Necklet Threaten Tribal War
Vivien rides to the reservation to calm a looming tribal conflict over a sacred necklet said to grant power. Flying Fox is revealed as the thief and her own daughter Evening Star is exposed and exiled. Vivien retrieves a clue and races to prevent open war as signals threaten bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien
Broken Paw
Himelf
Vivian
Wald
Flying Fox
Evening Star
Dow
Tie
Vivier
Vermont
Belle
White explorer faces cannibal peril in Congo tale
Emile Van Daelen, a rubber planter from Anawerp on the Red Star reader, crossed into the interior of the Dark Continent in search of mineral riches. Surrounded by a hundred natives, he claimed to be a white god, impressed the tribe with feats, slept in the king’s hut, then escaped at night to return to camp. He is bound for Mexico to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawerp
Red Star
Reader
Emile van Daelen
Mr. van Baelen
Mexico
Coftes
Almost a Romance in a Suffrage Era Meeting
A sensational fragment recounts Anna McGonigal and Lord Arthur, England’s nobleman, in a romance amid suffragist activity. Lord Arthur saves Anna, hopes to call, but social duties and suffrage campaigns complicate the union as their letters and social headlines mingle with military moves to the Sudan. Lord Arthur’s offer to call follows a dramatic rescue and a parade of society expectations.
A Man Factory and the Self Mester Colony of Union Nid
Henry Carter in the World's Work describes the Soil Master colony at Union Nid as a mill drawing from gutters and levees to serve independent honest workers. It seeks self sufficiency by aiding men with work and minimal pay while crowded with 10 members, drawing from seven life classes facing unemployment, loss of business, misfortune, and domestic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Nid
Hfe
Rch
Henry Carter
Greek Theater Debate Sparks University Showdown
Professor Charles Knapp of Columbia challenged Berkeley's Greek theater labeling arguing the open air venue mixes Greek and Roman styles and is not truly Greek. He contends the stage dimensions are too deep wide and high to deserve the term Greek theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Knapp
Columbia University
San Francisco
Crafty Wooer Wins Consent for Daughter’s Marriage
The story recalls how Smiggies persuaded Mrs Williams to consent to his marriage to her daughter. The young man with the large pipe recounts meeting the elder woman in a dark hallway, kissing her, and offering an apology, as described in the Judge's Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiggies
Indians of Devil's Lake Keep Food Etiquette Tradition
A historical note describes Devil's Lake Sioux dining customs where hosts overfill guests and professional eaters conspire to finish meals. Visiting Indians hire eaters to consume leftovers, with earnings from one to three dollars per meal. a notable eater reportedly handled seventeen pounds of beef in one sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake Reservation
North Dakota
Devil's Lake Sioux
Break on the Wire at downtown cafe
Two telegraph operators seated in a downtown cafe witness a flirtatious pair enter. They communicate in knife tapping about a pretty girl and a rumored husband a handyman, prompting a tense exchange as a third party joins the table. The scene ends with warnings amid flirtation and suspected marriage trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penderino
Ike
Pescherino
Cate
Cararauntention
Journal
Law of Good Faith Across Nations
A fiery reflection on the universal duty of good faith in treaties. It argues that no nation, even Algiers, can reject or annul obligations once treaties are ratified, viewing fidelity to engagements as the essential law of any state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Fugtice
Commercial Politics and Commerce in a Republic
A passage argues that commerce forms a large class supporting external peace and internal tranquility, builds fortunes that create aristocracies, and enriches cities while widening urban labor pools. It bolsters democracy in cities but impoverishes peasants, shows luxury to the masses, and fosters mercenary bands over worthy service, introducing luxury and avarice alongside labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnave
Notice of Administrators Actions in North Carolina
In Union County North Carolina Sam s Givers late of Union county has died. Creditors and claimants must exhibit claims to Lorenzo Medlin administrator by July 16 1913 or be barred from recovery. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Also notice of administrator for Lonnie Stegall deceased requiring creditors to present claims by July 31 1913 at Monroe NC or be barred from recovery. The Savings Loan Trust Co administrator. Redwine Sikes attorneys.
Notice of Administration for Clift Griffin Estate
On the 2eth day of July 1918 the administrator of the estate of Clift Griffin deceased qualified. All parties holding claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned at Wingate North Carolina on or before the 9th day of August 1914 or their rights to recovery will be barred. This 5th day of August 1912 B. D. Austin Administrator Clift Griffin Deceased Redwine and Sikes Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounte ‘Stegall
Monire
N.C
A. D
Savings, Loan & Trust Co., Admr
Lonnie Stegall
Redwine & Sikes, Attys
Clift Griffin
Wingate
B. D. Austin
Clif Griffin
Redwine & Sikes
Attys
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Stieff Pianos
Wales
Aletie Stieff
Teja
Tieher
Chas. M. Stiell
Shaw
Southern Wareroom
South Tryon Street
Charkitte
CM. Wilmoth
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
IPA
Eaglethistle Sodawav
Copsright
Mil
Amoctatet Literary Pres
Ant Fonsty
Bor
Ant
Flying Pox
Congo
Lord Arthur and
Anna Magonnigal
Orner
Berse
Anna
Juri
Arthur Thelktam
England
Arthur
Lord Arthur
Jane Ned Noodie
Anta McGonnigal
Anta
Hell
Twolight
Soudan
Society For the Promotion of Universal Peace
Puck
Law of Good Faith
Sam
Lorenzo Medlin
E. D. Puett
Optometrist
Charlotte, N. C
BC North Tryon Street
Invincible
Graham
Selec Valley
Virginia
Henderson
Roller Mills Company
Seaboard
Toto Wilmington
Atlanta
Pirie
Charlotte
Moarye
York
Birmingham
Wilmington
Mouton
Rutherfordian
Monroe
Itv
Wildogton
Diew
York-Boranouth
Atlante-Birminetian
Hirmmeham
New York
Birminghtmouth
New
Memphis
Birm
Fortamouth
Steel
Pullman Bruiler
Birmin
Carmel Chamionte
Wimington
Brigmon
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