Post Office Notice Filing Second Class Matter Durham
Notice states the item was entered as second class matter in August 1903 at the Durham North Carolina post office under the 1879 law.
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
2
Notice states the item was entered as second class matter in August 1903 at the Durham North Carolina post office under the 1879 law.
A Roxboro Courier excerpt praises farmers and farming life while detailing local political chatter on Democratic candidates and county commissioner nominating. notes the Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company growth to 30 000 policy holders with Fitzgerald Building offices and a team of staff and agents. It also mentions Holman and Yarborough colored undertaking in Parrish Street and architectural plans by C C Hook for B N Duke mansion estimated near $100 000 with construction soon.
The notice lists numerous local movements and events including Miss Ethel Thompson visiting Miss Mamie Blackley in Raleigh, W J Griswold and R C Everett named receivers for Durham Iron Works, Rev L B Padgett delivering a lecture at Gospel Tabernacle, and various residents traveling to Oxford, Memphis, Waynesville, Graham, and Laurinburg. It also mentions a wedding, an arrest for indecency, and a near drowning incident involving a two and a half year old child.
Mr Aubury L Brooks Democratic nominee for Congress in this district passed through the city en route to Oxford to attend court on Wednesday.
Advertises a non alcoholic tonic claiming blood purification and liver relief. Highlights ingredients like Golden Seal Queen's root and Bloodroot with glycerine preservation. Promises cures for indigestion dyspepsia and old sores and invites free booklets from Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York.
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