Poll tax debate over women voting in France and US
A North Carolina News brief discusses polling taxes and women's suffrage, citing French tax hikes and US exemptions. It notes how income tax affects bachelors and families, contrasts French policy with American practice, and includes a NC observer’s view on suffrage and political rights for women, plus local forest fire reports and a legislature hopeful’s correspondence.
Newspaper publishing woes and mergers noted
The Birmingham Ledger merges with The Birmingham News as editors voice distress over rising costs and paper shortages. The Charleston News and Courier cites publishers facing high prices and anxiety, while The World’s Business contemplates weekly printing amid scarce print paper. Observers comment on the era of expensive, unstable country papers.
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Birmingham Ledger
Birmingham News
Te World
New York
Charleston News ‘and Courier
Pam Ledger
Lotte
Population growth in the United States 1910 to 1920
The 1910 census counted 91,072,266 people in the continental U S The 1918 estimate rises to 105,253,000 with unofficial 1919 at 106,871,294 Projections for 1920 suggest about 110,000,000 but urban growth indicates around 106,000,000 War conditions disrupted population shifts and may yield results differing from prior counts The New York Sun reports these possibilities.
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Continental
United States
Census Bureau
New York Sun
Valuable Real Estate Changes Hands in New River Farm deal
Measrs Grady and Ruby Greer closed a deal last Friday with the heirs of Rudy Vanney for their New River farm at 14000 dollars. The Greers own an adjacent farm and together the two holdings may form the county's best single farm.
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Grady
Ruby Greer
Rudy Vanney
New River
Greers
Overall Cl ub Idea Finds Mixed Reception in Lexington
The Lexington Dispatch reports that the overall club idea has spread to many towns but local opinion largely dismisses it as a cost-cutting measure for clothing. Conservatives favor patching and mending as a practical solution, noting many workers already wear overalls daily and fearing the initiative would raise prices.
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Lexington
Bickett
Lexington Dispatch
A Good Motor Car And Its Many Benefits
An advert touts a motor car as a time saver for business and crops, a device to widen acquaintance, create new opportunities, and enhance family life. It asks readers to consider if they can afford such a car and urges enjoyment of life through purchasing.
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South
Virginia
Texas
Jeckena
Let’s Go Attitude With Pepto Mangan Health Claim
An old ad touts Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder for anemic or run down people. It promises energy and vitality through improved blood with Gude’s Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form and urges purchasing at a druggist with the Gude’s name on the package.
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Gude
Dwelling and Barn Destroyed By Fire
A Deerfield family suffered total loss when a Friday evening blaze destroyed a home and barn with all contents. Reports say small children were involved in starting the fire. the Gook family is left destitute and in need of aid.
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Herbert Gook
Deerfield
Notice of Sale in Watauga County Superior Court
In Watauga County North Carolina under a court order I will sell, on May 3 1920 at 1 PM, at Boone courthouse, lands known as LJ McGinnis Naomi McGinnis tracts, owned by various heirs, for one third cash and rest in two years with security. Commissioner R A Adams supervises.
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North Carolina
Watsuga County
Charles H. McGinnis
Virgie Hodges
L. F. Hodges
Mary McGinnis
Lillie Cornell
Eli Cornell
P. M. McGinnis
F. M. McGinnis
Holler
Jennie Holler
Northa Harman
Elm. Harmon
Cora Chapel
Frank Chapel
Hannah Heffner
Berton Heffner
Dock McGinnis
James McGinnis
Superior Court
Court House
Boone N.C
G. W. Moody
W. C. Lyons
EM Gragg
Noah Bentley
LJ McGinnis
Naom McGinnis
Farms for sale near Amelia Ohio by Frank Middler agency
Historic sale notice offers multiple Ohio farms near Amelia within Cincinnati communications reach. Properties include 215 acres with stock and implements for 21000, 68 acres with house and dairy facilities at 6400, 50 acres with orchard and stock at 6000, 444 acres with tobacco land at 7500, plus fruit and rail access details. Names: Frank Middler, W Church, James Calaway, Gragg, others. Target buyers urged to write or wire for bargains.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Amelia
Frank Middler
W. W. Church
James B. Calaway
W. Church
Mr. Gragg
County Pike
Cincinnatti
Carrel St
C.G. & P. Traction
Good Pike
Court House
Eastend
Carrelst Station
O. Frank Middler
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R. R. Colvard
Winklers
Colvard
Joseph Phipps
Foscoe
Boone Trail
Highway
Sands
G. M. Henson
Sherwood
Charlotte
Lawrence
J McGinnis
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Loyd M. Hodges
Office of Register of Deeds
R. A. Adams
Virginia Colony
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