North Carolina Local News Briefs Drownings and Disputes
Reports from High Point to Statesville recount drownings the Highland bott mill reservoir at Mooreville and Mayo s Mill pond near Falkland. a pastor resigns to join Concord St James. Burgess dies after dynamite blast near Sedalia. a newborn found murdered near Dudley. remains moved in Burlington. injuries from highway crash near Hamlet. Parker moves to Greensboro for law practice. Langley tragedy on farm between Land and Fountain. a son fatally shoots father at Granite Falls. Petrea and Rose Smith wed in Salisbury. Ku Klux Klan gifts to Indigent Negroes in Wilmington. dewberry season yields crates shipping $1 to $8 per. cottage work for Delinquent boys in redell-rowan area.
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Greenville
Jim Langley
Land
Fountain
Walter
Charlie
Mayo’s Mill Pond
Elkin's Mill Run
Falkland
To Help Tobacco Farmers War Finance Body Approves Funding
Washington special report notes the War Finance Corporation tentatively approves the tobacco financing for the To bagco Growers Co operative Association of Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. Advances not to exceed 30 million dollars will support orderly marketing of tobacco.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Tobagco Growers’ Co-operative Association of
Virginis
North Carolina
Feet Carolina
Infant dies and five hurt in Sunburst car crash
A touring car driven by Mrs George Craig from Sunburst left the road and overturned into a small stream near Osmos Merion. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones died and five people were seriously injured.
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Asheville
Jesse Jones
Sunburst
George Craig
Osmos
Executrix Notice for J J L Church Estate 1922
Martha Main announces herself as executrix of J J L Church deceased and invites all claimants to present claims within 12 months or be barred. Creditors are urged to settle debts promptly as of June 28 1922.
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J. J. L. Church
Y Martha Main
Notice of suit in Watauga Superior Court
In Watauga County North Carolina Marie Phillips by her next friend C Tucker sue Russell Vanney for breach of marriage contract and seduction seeking five thousand dollars. Defendant must appear at Boone on July 17 1922 to answer or demur. an attachment warrant has been issued against his property. This June 17 1922 A W Smith C S C
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North Carolina
Watauga County
Marie Phillips
C. Tucker
Russell Vanney
Superior Court
Boone
N. C
Watauga
A. W. Smith
Land tax sale notice in Watauga County North Carolina
Notice to S P Worley that land in Shawneehaw Township Watauga County described in deed from S P Worley to P M McGinnis is sold for 1919 1920 taxes totaling 49.20. Purchaser P M McGinnis requires Worley to apply and pay by August 1 1922 to receive deed from the sheriff.
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North Carolina
Watauga County
S. P. Worley
Shawneehaw Township
L. M. Farthing
Joe Church
Thomas Rominger
Kell Harmon
Hedgpeth
P. Worley
P. M. McGinnis
P.M. McGinnis
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Old North
High Point
John Haywood Walker
Mra
J. M. Walker
Highland Cottes Mill
Mooresville
L. A. Thomas
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
St. James Church
Concord
Greensboro
Fred G. Burgess
Sedalia
Goldsboro
Dudley
Here
Grant
Baker
Burlington
Lewis Reams
Corington
Rock Creek Church
Mr. Reams
Kentucky
Hamlet
Hoffman
R. Cole
Charlotte
John J. Parker
Monroe
A M Black
Hickory
W. A. Marshall
Fred
Granite Falle
Caldwell County
Marshall
Wilmington
Ku Klux Inn
The
Morning Star
Statesville
Btone
Alfred Ww
Dula
Balliom
Martin Block
Lenoir
W. C
Iita Cave
George F. Blair
P.O
Blowing Rock
N.06
Joplin
William Spain
Seneca
Spain
M. V. Smoot
Smoot
Kansas
Nebraska
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Institutio i
Chapel Hill
Forest Theatre
LeGrande Everett
Rockingham
Lioy@ Williams
Blackburn Hotel
J. W. Bryan
Watauga Furniture & Lumber Company
Boone,North Carolina
T. H. Taylor
T. C. Bair, W. W. Mast, Euerutors
R. D. Jennings
Boone and Newland Boone
Newland
Boone Or
Vicks VapoRus
J. B. Taylor
Firestone
Firestone Ropa
Fabric Ibis
Condetula
Bika
W. R. Winkler
J. B. Taylor Boone Hardware Co
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