Realty Deal Consummated In Wilmington Growth
Prominent Wilmington merchant Mr. 1 Shier completed the purchase of a valuable Front and Princess Streets property from Dr. Thos Costner and wife for around 50000. The three story building, frontages 23 by 65 feet, will house J Shrier & Sons after October 1, with remodeling planned to create a solid plate glass front and show windows. Shrier, long a leading tailor in Wilmington, already owns multiple properties and anticipates significant improvements boosting the city’s business scene.
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Wilmington
1. Shier
Front and
Princess Streets
Woodall Sheppard
Thosp Costner
Lumberton
Herbert McClammy
Propety
Sreet
Princess Street
Woodis & Sheppard
Shrier
J. Shrier & Sons
Stier
Suth
Intrnational Tailoring Company
New York
Messrs
Marshall
Taylor Case Saturday at Duplin Court
Deaf mute editor Taylor of Warsaw faces a rescheduled hearing in Duplin Record case after missing appearance due to a misunderstanding. He may be required to post additional bond. special terms to secure presence in court were noted as the trial was adjourned.
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Taylor
Warsaw
Duplin Record
Seorge Harriss
Orton
Shire
North Carolina Bankers Hear Talks At Wrightsville Beach
The twenty first annual North Carolina Bankers Association convention will meet June 19 21 1921 in the Harbor Island Auditorium Wrightsville Beach. Sessions cover Federal Reserve impact clearing systems farm loans and related banking issues with social events at Oceanic Hotel and speeches by leaders including W S Blakeney O Max Gardner and D W Daniel.
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North” Carolina
Army
Navy
Assembly
Harborsland
Tidewater Power
Dewnany
Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Wilmington
Bakers
Oceanic
Charles E. Hooper
W. 8. Blakeney
Monroe
Bank of Union
W.B. Drake, Jr
Raleigh
Merchants National Bank
James A. Gray, Jr
Winston-Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Jos. B. Ramsey
Rocky Mount
First National Bank
William A. Hunt
Henderson
Citizens Bank
T. C. Turnage
Farmville
J. H. Alexander
Scotland
Neck
New Bern
Neil Ellington
Greensboro
E. F. Powell
Whiteville
Hinton James
Laurinburg
F. B. Bunch
Statesville
George Blanton
Shelby
Erwin Sluder
Asheville
J. L. Armfield
Thomasville
American Bankers Association
W. C. Wilkinson
Merchants & Farmers National Bank
Charlotte
A. G. Myers
Citizens National Bank
Gastonia
F. Mordecai
Trinity College
Durham
F. W. Dick
Thomas E. Cooper
J. L. Williams
W.S. Blakeney
Judge Rountree
O. Max Gardner
W. S. Blakeney
W. A
Clemson College
Otslock
Assembly Hall
F. J. H. van Engelken
Farm Loan Hank
Columbia
Clerical Freight Office Banquet Honors Local Guardsmen
A dinner at the Oceanic Hotel Wrightsville Beach honored Coast Line and Atlantic Coast Line clerks who will answer the colors with the National Guard on July 15. Speakers included W H Sprunt and H H Elliott, joining A J Moore and A C Kenly in addressing the gathered officials and staff. The event closed with remarks on saving, duty, and the firm’s public image as a united workforce.
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Oceanie
Wrightsville Beach
Atic Coast
National Guard
Alex. Sprunt. & Son
Herbert. H. Elliott
Coast Line
A. J. Moore
A. C. Kenly
A.C. L
H. H. Elliott
M. T. Plyler
Grace Methodist Church
L. F. Gore
Oceanic
William Polite
Charles. E. Hooper
Wilmington
Elliott
Freight Office
Moore
W. H. Sprunt
Messrs
Kenly
Sprunt
Mr. Sprunt
Aohs
Fice
War Bond Drive Nears Final Noon Deadline In North Carolina
Local bankers report Wilmington and New Hanover County will subscribe about 600000 in war bonds, 400000 under the district allotment. Citizens through banks at home and in other cities have already purchased, with many paying via deferred plans. Officials urge maximum subscriptions before noon tomorrow as bonds fund the nation’s war effort and civilian sacrifice symbolized by Liberty’s image.
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Liberty
Wilmington
New
Hanover County
South Carolina
Europe
America
Moraine
Goddess of Liberty
Jay
Man of
United States
North Carolina
National Guard to Begin Training
National Guardsmen from nine states in the Southeastern Department will be withdrawn from sentry duty wherever possible and assembled for training. The Associated Press report from Charleston outlines a shift to reorganize guard forces as tensions in the region rise.
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National Guard
Associated Press
Charleston
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Mportant
J. Shrier
Woodall & Sheppard
Taylor Case
Tiencken
Will Tiencken
State Bankers’ Association
Bor Aen Em June PY
Ead
Herbert H. Elliott
Saat
Incorporated
Ginghar
Graham
William Andersort
Whiteville, N.C
The
Wilmington Dispatch
Wilmington, N.C
F. H. Krahnke
Seta
Wrights Beach
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