Seen On Broadway By 0 O Me Tyre
A noisy New York scene reports a live Paris Apaches gang arriving as waiters and performers. The piece notes numerous entertainers in cities, war stories from Broadway and a Dainty Marte trapeze anecdote, plus local notices about Mr. and Mrs. Smith and others visiting and a death in Georgia.
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Tyre
New York
Cabareta
Celticenta
Salt Lake City
Luck Glesson
Wall Street
Rensa
Iliam Barret
Aeupang
Broadway
Dainty Marte
Leavenworth
Ansas
Crocs
Local Distant Visitors Reported Around Clarkton
April 20 report from Clarkton notes Miss Amanda ra spent week end in Lumberton. Mrs N A Currie and son John D visited Fayetteville. J Ward and Mrs Ward with son Titton Ga were in town. Mary Bridges and William Gletcry spent Sunday in Laurinburg. Lillie Belle Phifer and Rae Brown were in Lumberton. Messrs I A Singletary and Homes were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amandara
Lumber
N. A. Currie
John D
Fayetteville
C. Ward
St Titton
Anise Mary Bridges
Williangletcry
Laurinisses
Lillie Belle Phifer
Rae. Brown
Lumberton OY
I. A. Singletary
Local residents visit Lumberton on a spring day
Miss Mary and Miss Gladys Powers were among shop town visitors Monday afternoon. Hilda Wein and Mariam Wein returned from a 10 day trip to Georgia and the Carolinas. Mrs. A. L. Lawson and family were in town yesterday. Vivian Townsend came home from Mexon for a few days with relatives. Mrs. J. J. Goodwin and Miss Rosa McArthur visit Lumberton while Barnesville residents travel to Sevier and Greenville to see Roger Itman in Company A KR Engineers. Gen. F. A. Bond of Hunters Lodge visited Lumberton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamberton
Mary
Gladys Powers
Hilda
Mariam Wein
Georgia
South Taroand
A. L. Lawson
Mittie
D. H. Les
Wilmington
Ding
J. Q. Beckyth
Vivian Townsend
Mexton
R. L. Livermore
J. HW. Geohenour
Lelia Lamack
Pembroke
J. J. Goodwin
Rosa McArthur
Red Springs
K. M
Chestnut Street
Barnes
Barnesville
Sevier
Greenville
Roger Itman
Company A
Jather Mercer
Clara
Route 6
Lumberton
F. A. Bond
Hunters’ Lodge
Lowe
Wallace Community News and Local Visits
Visitors from Hopewell Virginia include Mrs Wallace Parker and her daughter, former Wallace resident Miss Bessie Newkirk. Mrs LaFayette Southerland and Miss Lizzie Reade return to Timberlake after a Raleigh trip. Lula Boney visits Wilmington relatives as Henry Lee Boney serves in active front line duty. Herbert Cavenaugh enlists in the Navy and Red Cross plans a comfort kit and sweater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Wallace
John Parker
Hopewell
Parker
Bessie Newkirk
LaFayette Southerland
Lizzie Reade
Timberlake
Southerland
Raleigh
Miss Reade
Mer
Pleasance
Lula Boney
Wilmington
Henry Lee Boney
Wallace Boys
Herbert Cavenaugh
James A. Cavenaugh
Navy
Public Auction Notice of Meares Street Property Sale
A loan association announces a public auction of property in Wilmington on April 29 at twelve o’clock noon. The parcel starts 114 feet west from Third Street, runs west parallel to Meares Street, then south to Second Street and back to the beginning, with a second parcel on Martin Street described by a 100 foot width and multiple offsets. Attorneys John D. Bellamy & Son certify the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
London
Meares Street
Third Street
Esist
Corning
Wangern
Rooms Street
Martin A Sane
Martin Street
Second Street
John D. Bellamy & Son
Public Auction Of Wilmington Property By Mortgage Association
By virtue of a deed of trust from Marshall H Hill to Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association dated October 3 1916 and recorded in New Hanover County Book 89 page 577 the undersigned will sell at public auction for cash at the Court House door Wilmington on Tuesday April 30 1918 at 12 o clock M the described property located on Dickinson Street 89 feet south of Gwynn Street and bounded by Dickinson and Gwynn Streets in Wilmington N C This 29th day of March 1918 Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association Attorneys 29 30 days
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Marshall H. Hill
Willapton Homestead and Loan Association
New Hanover County
Court House
Wilmington
Ril
Bening
Dickinson Street
Gwynn Street
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria Fight
Advertisement extols Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy to drive out malaria and strengthen the system, noting the label reveals quinine and iron in a tasteless form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Wallace Happenings Includes Moves and Visits
April 20 Wallace report: S Colwell and wife move into a new home on Railroad street formerly owned by A L McGowen. Mr Colwell sells his nearby farm to Gibson of Grimes land and moves in. Lt Graham Williams and family visit from Camp Jackson. Mrs Margolis returns from New York with daughter after medical treatment. Prof Horace Stewart and family move from Rose Hill to suburb of Wallace and spend summers there.
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Wallace
Mrs. S. Colwell
Town
A. L. McGowen
Railroad Street
Mr. Colwell
Here
Rose Hill
Isaac Margolis
New York
Horace Stewart
Stewart
Mortgage Power of Sale Auction near Wilmington
By virtue of a mortgage deed from Stacy Adams to the Imington Homestead and Loan Association the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Monday April 29 1918 at 12 oclock at the property in Wilmington lying along Nixon Street and Eighth Street in the Northern line. John D Bellamy & Son announce the sale with the details of the parcel and its boundaries as described in the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Adams
Imington Homestead and Loan Association
Nover
Domersnening
Soesty
Wilmington
Nixon
Eighth Street
Peraliel
Nixon Street
Wilmington Homestead
John D Bellamy& Son
Special Tax and Bond Elections Planned for New Hanover County
New Hanover County commissioners set a May 1918 special tax election on a 10 cent property tax and 30 cent per poll to fund the county school system. A separate May 8 1918 bond election asks voters if the county should issue up to 250000 in coupon bonds for public school improvements. Registration periods and polling places across townships are detailed with registrars and judges named.
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Board of Education
New Hanover
Board of Commissioners
Sail
Tuna
Board of Commissioners of
New Hanover County
Sald
Towit
Cae Fear
Johnstone Store
J. H. Johnston
J.W. Winders
D. J. Joyner
Harnett
Seven Mile Post
Smith's
North Caroline
Fesr
Johnston's
J. Johnston
J. W. Winders
Arnett
Seagate
Roger
L Larkin
G. H. Rogers
B. L. Pittman
Winter Park
Smith’s
J. T. Smith
A. H. High
F. Atgomery
Masonboro
Whiskey Creek
Lume
Polling
Walter Flome
W.M. Peck
Lb. Fox
Engine
Castle Streets
H. E. Foster
A. H. Betchum
C. L. Barnes
Biddle
J. W. Gefford
Sion J. King
Henry Hewlett
Menn, Atkinson and Wetters
Store
J. F. Mann
Womble
van Woodcock
Board of Commission ‘Ers
Registration Officials Listed for New Hanover County
The document names registrars and judges for multiple wards and precincts in Masonboro Sunset Park and Wilmington areas. It sets registration periods from April 4, 1915 to late April 1918 and outlines registration closing dates, Saturday sessions, and objection allowances, all under the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imsi
RHR
Zanean Comey
Roger's Stostri
H. Rogers
E. “Harnett
Winter Park
Smith
AH. Bigs
A. Montgomery
Masonboro
Whiskey Creek
Lumsden’s
Walter Horna
Taga E. .Southerland
Rk. E. Hollis
Sunset Park
Board of Commissioners
New Hanover County
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Mount Gilead
Taylor
Morganton
Rose
Rankin
Hallsboro
Annie E. Koonce
Gad
Misa Koonce
Richland
Clarkton
Arvel AT
Antone
Red Cross
Mortgage Sae 5
the Universal Military Service
Bite Te
Tad Lee
Vela
Grove’s
W. A. McGirt
Chairma
Ysign Ted Better
N. Jacobi Hardware Company
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