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100 years ago — November 1922
Mr. Anson Williams has sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to be able to cast his vote on Tuesday.
—The country has been saved again. The returns didn’t suit everybody but then, you can not please ‘em all.
50 years ago — November 1972
Until last year, for every election cycle in the life of this newspaper, there has by now been an endorsement editorial in this space. We have always welcomed the letters to the editor relating to election preferences, and this year those continue unrestricted.
Hayes is the best for the 5th
100 years ago — 1922
Mr. Stephen Newberry has been suffering from an infected leg caused by the falling of a stick of cordwood, while he was sawing wood recently.
— William Parmalee is moving to Mr. Sanger’s house, where he will be the caretaker.
When a controversy erupts in any area, there are often groups formed that react to it with alternative solutions or simple opposition. They operate with varying degrees of effectiveness. Those affected by such open discussion in a community can only hope that out of engagement might come a better outcome.
Republicans’ divestment of America
Kevin McCarthy has stated that if the Republicans win Congress they will:
100 years ago — October 1922
SALISBURY — George Senior has purchased a Chalmers touring car.
— Ward Finkle has installed a radio phone at his home.
There are some reading this who have experienced violence in their homes in the past year. For some of us, it may have been the first time such ugly and unwelcome treatment surfaced in what should be a place of refuge.
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