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Sunday, January 23, 2022
K.L. Huffman Recovering from Head Wound and Other Claremont News, Jan. 23, 1922
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Claremont Locals Claremont, Jan. 23—Mr. K.L. Huffman, who was badly hurt on his head by a rock which fell from the Swannanoa tunnel in whic...
Hertford County Herald, January 20, 1922
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Saturday, January 22, 2022
Infant Death Rate Decreases From 94 to 58 per 1,000 Births, Says Dr. McPhaul, Jan. 22, 1922
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Infant Deaths Here Decrease. . . Mortality Record for 1921 Was Notably Lower Than During Previous Year The infant mortality rate for Charlo...
Arrest People Who Interfere With Fire Fighters, Says Fire Chief Mack Wallace, Jan. 22, 1922
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Interfere With Firemen; Cars Seized. . . Chief Wallace Proposes to Teach Lesson, He Says After Night Blaze Interference with the fire depar...
Earth Slides in Asheville Area Tie Up Rails, Carried Away Three Bridges, Destroyed Many Roads, Jan. 22, 1922
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Earth Slides Tie Up the Murphy Division Asheville, Jan. 21—Traffic on the Murphy division of the Southern Railway is practically suspended ...
Shiloh Baptist Church, Oldest Baptist Church in North Carolina
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Friday, January 21, 2022
Dr. Thayer Is New Pastor at Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church, Jan. 20, 1922
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DR. JAMES B. THAYER He is the new pastor of Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church. This man Thayer has a fearless eye and a fighting chin. He...
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