The Negro Exodus and History Repeating Itself
A historical analysis argues the Negro migration from Northern states to the South continues, reshaping Eastern Carolina and Virginia. It traces prices, slave markets, and relocation patterns to predict a long hundred-year exodus toward warmer regions, despite political upheaval and land abandonment.
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South
Independence
Virginia
North Carolina
Confederacy
America
West India Islands
Central America
Carolina
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
Tobacco Tax Abolition Seen Through State and Nation
The state endorses abolishing tobacco taxes linking to tariff reform and party politics, while noting local sectional demand contrasts with broader food and clothing tax relief. It praises faithful representatives, cautions against single-state sectional view, and argues against hasty condemnation.
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Henderson
Cowles
Virginia
North Carolina
Tobacco sale at Brown's warehouse nets over two grand
A Good Sale by Robert George of Stokes County sold 8499 pounds of leaf tobacco of various grades at prices from 6 to 44 cents per pound in Brown's warehouse and received a check for 2051.01 dollars. A Guilford County planter had two small lots reach about 1200 dollars at a local warehouse.
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Robert George
Stokes County
Brown
Guilford County
Winston Daily
Internal Revenue Service Names New Commissioner Mason
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service transferred from James Miller to new Commissioner Isaac W. Mason. Miller, a popular figure in the Lemucrane administration, departs after four years to return to West Virginia. The ceremony was simple, with Miller introducing Mason to bureau staff and press. The article also digresses into longevity theories and various commercial ads, including Warner’s Safe Cure, and notes on labor strikes and protectionist effects in New England.
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Washington
Maron
Miller
Mmany
Bureau Peple
Lemucrane
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
Nonsense Snippets From Here And There
A quirky collection of jokes and witticisms moves through playful lines about telegraph operators, war cries, mirrors, and mistaken beliefs. It includes a riddle about Lady Macbeth, a joke about post deliveries of kisses, a beefsteak critique, and a child’s humorous misinterpretations of milk and tea from cows.
Tobacco Fair Reminder for Winston-Salem Success
The Winston Daily urges restarting plans for a tobacco fair next fall. Past articles urged support, committees were formed, and subscriptions were canvassed. with the Fourth of July over, a timely start is needed to ensure success. The paper pledges support to organizers.
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Winston-Salem
Purople
Maily
Winston Daily
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