Commissioners Sale of Wilmington Land in 1917 Notice
State of North Carolina New Hanover County Superior Court issues a commissioner sale of land in Wilmington. Chesley C. Bellamy as Commissioner will sell the described parcel at the County Court House door on Monday September 3 1917 at noon for cash to satisfy the judgment in the action City of Wilmington versus J B Elkins Louisa Elking and Paul Canse Mortgengee. The parcel lies on Third Street Davis to Parsley and Aubrey Alley, Lot 8 Block 821 per the city plan. July 10 1917.
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State of North Carolina
New Hanover
City of
Wilmington
J.B. Elkins
Louisa Elking
Paul Canse Mortgengee
W. M. Bond
Fudge
Gosings 3
New Hanover County
Third Street
Davis and
Reley Streets
Third and
Davis Streets
Avis Street
Parsley Street
Davis Street
Aubrey Alley
Lot & In
N. c
Chesley C. Bellamy
Thomas Payne
Charles Payne
Sixth Street
Bladen Street
Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association
John D. Bellamy & Son
Weather Outlook for MLB Matchups in Major Cities
National League forecast lists Chicago at Boston cloudy conditions, Pittsburgh at New York cloudy, St. Louis at Philadelphia clear, and Cincinnati at Brooklyn cloudy with overcast skies across games.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland at Washington in cloudy American League action
In an American League game, Cleveland visits Washington for a scheduled contest under cloudy skies. No other games are listed for the day.
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Cleveland
Washington
Southern League Weather and Matchups Brief
Memphis hosts Birmingham in a two game series under cloudy skies. Nashville visits New Orleans with fair conditions. Little Rock travels to Atlanta and Chattanooga to Mobile, both with fair weather.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Baseball scores from yesterday games in major cities
In New York the Pirates beat the locals 1 to 0. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 5 to 2. St Louis edged Philadelphia 5 to 3 after 13 innings. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 2.
Scores From Midwest Baseball Contests
In Milwaukee Louisville lost 4 to 2. Minneapolis tied Toledo 3 to 3. St. Paul and Indianapolis tied 5 to 5. Kansas City fell to Columbus 0 to 4.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Southern Association scores from New Orleans and Atlanta games
In the Southern Association action, New Orleans defeated Nashville 2 to 0 while Atlanta fell to Little Rock 0 to 4. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
International League score update from multiple games
Rochester 2 Baltimore 7 at Rochester. Providence 6 Buffalo 9. Toronto 3 Richmond 2 at Toronto. Montreal 3 Newark 3 ten innings.
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International League
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Richmond
Montreal
Newark
Dry zones near camps urged by executive order
President Wilson issued an executive order prohibiting disorderly resorts or saloons within five miles of any military camp. Saloons may not operate within a half mile of camps, and towns within the radius cannot license them. Private residents within five miles may possess liquor for personal use but cannot give it to troopers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Pacific Coast Theological Conference Opens in Victoria
The seventh annual Pacific Coast theological conference begins a three day session in Victoria British Columbia with international inter denominational scope. Prominent speakers include Bishop Hughes of Portland Bishop Schofield of Victoria and Rev Carter Helm Jones D D of Seattle addressing religious problems related to the war.
Havana catcher Mike Gonzales stars for Cardinals
Mike Gonzales the Havana backstop shines in a regular feature about the Cardinals and their Hughesville rivals, highlighting his steady catching and leadership behind the plate.
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Mike Gonzales
Havana
Cardinals
Huggins
Valeska Suratt Stars in The Slave at Grand Theatre
Valeska Suratt appears in The Slave at the Grand Theatre written and directed by William Nigh. She plays Caroline a Fifth Avenue shop floorlady who marries an older man for the life of luxury, despite misgivings. Supporting cast includes Violet Palmer Eric Wayne Herbert Heyes Edward Burns Dan Mason Tom Brooke and Martin Faust.
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Gamong
Valeska Swratt
Miss Suratt
Grand Theatre
William Nigh
Violet Palmer
Mr. Nigh
Eric Wayne
Herbert Heyes
Edward Burns
Dan Mason
Tom Brooke
Martin Faust
Miss Surratt
Caroline
Fifth Avenue
Valeska Suratt
Conscientious Objector Becomes Soldier and Hero
London July 5 One of England's dead heroes Elen ry Bellamore a former conscientious objector who opposed conscription first avoided service then volunteered She rose to recognition as a member of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry and was killed in action in what is called the supreme sacrifice
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London
Shirker
England
Elenry Bellamore
Bellamore
Bath
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Pioneers Day In Utah Celebrated Across States
Sixty seven years since Brigham Young and his Mormon followers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley a new city site was chosen. The anniversary is marked today by church members in Utah and other states with Mormon colonies.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
Church
Walter Rehg Joins Stallings Rescue League
Walter Rehg, veteran of multiple big show appearances, becomes a member of the Stallings Rescue League, continuing his long association with top level competition.
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Walter Rehg
Two Stallings Rescue League
Peplac Endorsements Highlight War Era Medicine Light
An advertisement features Peplac tonic endorsed by prominent figures, including a Baltimore Bartlett-Hayward inspector named Pfaff who aids munitions work. The piece ties Peplac to wartime duty and praises its effects on stomach and nerves as soldiers rely on steady nutrition. Lord Dunsany is noted as a front-line officer while celebrated as a poet.
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George L. Burke
Elvington
W. E. Pfaff
Bartlett-Hayward Company
United States
Pfaff
Europe
Felvington
Burke
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure and Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh. It claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has 35 years of medical use and cures by cleansing mucous surfaces and blood toxins. The copy urges immediate use and promises testimonials on request.
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Hall
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