Durham Chronicle notes fruit prospects and local notices
The column reports fruit crops encouraged by favorable weather and compares past harvests to current conditions. It records social items such as a marriage at the First Baptist Church in Roxboro and community notices, including business ads and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Howerton
Lee Hauile
Tle
Roxboro
Nannie Howerton
First Baptist Church
Lesle Southgate
J. H. Lambeth
W. M. Yearby
Durham
J. W. Millard
Wake Forrest College
T. W. Harris
H. A. Rape
Badearcaide
Miones Lota Rogers
Annie Ramey
Lizzie Harris
Ida Lansdell
Bowie Walker
W. W. Kitchin
F. L. Woody
W. H. Blows
Rural notes from Stone's Creek and Durham market growth
A Pisa Live County correspondent recalls Stone's Creek area named after settler Edward Stone circa 1730. He notes Durham's role in boosting markets and road laws, mentions land purchases by B N Duke at thirty dollars per acre, and hints at future reports on health and agriculture in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone’s Creek
Borror
Edward Stone
Lord Carteret
Earl of Granville
Carolina
Mng George
Durham
B. N. Duke
G. Stayhorn
Agricolas
World's Fair Contest Promises Prizes For Word Builders
The World’s Fair contest offers a cash prize worth 1000 and special awards for youths under 16 who submit the longest list of words from the text. Readers sending at least 20 words receive a prize. Complete rules and a sample brochure are available, with ties broken by earliest submission. Anna Garian Spencer was ordained yesterday at Bell Street Chapel Providence and installed over the society. Gus Blaen & Co. on Main Street Little Mor is missing. a lake will be dragged today to search for a possible body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
R. W. York
Chatham
W.T Neal
Durham
Johnson
Wee
Veryone
Wen
United States
Canada
Zoos
Montreal
Dana
Anna Garian Spencer
Bell Street Chapel
Providence
R. L
Gus | Blaen & Co
Main Street
Rye Lake
Westchester
Catfish death and strange wildlife reports from Georgia towns
In Winter Ga on April 20 a twenty pound catfish on a trot line strangled by a three pound trout. A snake was found in the fish. Nearby Empire Ga reports two wild animals, one bear like and one leopard striped, feared by local children. a hunting party will seek them. The Maryland post office free delivery debate appears in brief but unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson's Mill
Empire
Maryland
Cyclone Kills Two Near Claude Texas
A cyclone four miles northwest of Claude struck the house of Mr. Patching. One man escaped, while Patching and Chamberlain remained inside. Patching was found dead seven hundred yards away with clothes torn off except one shoe and Chamberlain died about two hundred yards from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
Texas
Claude
Mr. Patching
Patching
Chamberlain
A Great Horse Remedy Johnson's Sunny South Condition Powders
Agri advertisement for Johnsons Sunny South Condition Powders by N. M. Johnson & Co. claims use for cattle hogs and sheep to keep them healthy and cure diseases. Notes wholesale and retail stock in city. Apr 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
N. M. Johnson & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nurham Recorder
the Sun
Greserre
Exrens
Mora
Seale
Jones & Lyon
Messrs
Jones & ‘Lyon
Morehead Bank
Partiéa
Foushee
Ward
Hackney
X Roads
Chat
H. Raney
J. M. Moring
Womack
Moring
Raney
Han
8. F. Williams
Love
Columny
Rebecca Cameron
Isboro
the Farmer and Mechanic
Attre
Pisa Live
Ay Morita
Chile
Lee Te
Carini
Vaughan
Sheridan
M. M. Brewster
Montgomery
Express
Syaurlity
St. California
Eastman
W. H. Wise
Pitcher’s Castoria
G. M. Geanes
Durham, N. C
Paul Norwood
Ot Chatham
Haven, Connecticut
Ane Co
Peng
North Carolina
Rediums
J.D. Vive-Prozitent
Mason
W. H. McCabe
State
Insurant Department
Raveien
COKE
Sec
TNE Racket Grocer
Parrish and
Mangum Streets
Parrish Building
H Proctor
W. R. Murray
Chickering, Mason and Hamlin
See and Sterling Pianos
Mason and Hamlin and Sterlings
FOR
Catalgue and
W.J. Murray
Durham, N.C
M. H. Jones
N.C
Adstein's
New York
Durham, N.S
M. Gladstein
Wxtain Street
Durhamn. C
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