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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1908

Page

2

Durham Politicians Eyeing Narrow Primary Path

The Durham Recorder notes John C. Angier may draw a larger campaign while Brooks leads in the district. It questions the lone Register of Deeds race and observes quiet Negro vote dynamics in the Republican and Democratic contests. Alamance bonds win praise as progress, and Durham launches a new paper, The Durham Saturday Post, under editor Tom Lindsey.

John C. Angier Congress Brooks Durham Saturday Post Durham T. H. Lindsey Tom Lindsey

Local residents on short travels and moves around town

Several Durham and area residents headed to Raleigh Asheville Hillsboro and Wilkesboro for visits business or church duties. Notable items include Rev J T McCracken in Orange County revival, J C Kilgo back from New York, Wade Sanders Trinity College graduate visiting friends, and P T Elliott wiring Roxboro buildings.

Wade M. Sanders Trinity College The Chroncle

Town Notes Show Closures and Renovations

Shortly after noon on Friday the doors of the Robert Hackney pharmacy closed by order of trustee W. B. Guthrie due to a $204.25 demand by the Robert Taylor Company. Indebtedness is fully covered and creditors won’t lose anything. reopening is hoped soon. The Commonwealth Club’s fourth room now hosts meals under chef Miles McCoy, with plans to convert the pool room into a cafe and add more rooms. A Western Romance in the Days of 48 was shown at the Electric Theatre, drawing crowds. Duke mansion plans by C. C. Cook in Charlotte call for 25 rooms at about $100,000. The Royal Cafe on Main Street, owned by Nicholas Ranges, sold to A. B. Nichol, with a full interior overhaul and cafe to open around the 20th. Thomas Pharmacy changed hands to Mr. Michaels who will run prescriptions. his son R. P. Michaels and Harris join as staff.

Robert Hackney Pharacy W. B. Guthrie Robert Taylor Company R. C. Cox Commonwealth Club Miles McCoy C. C. Cook Charlotte Duke Mansion Royal Cafe Main Street Nicholas Ranges A. B. Nichol Busy Bee Corcoran Street the Royal Nichol Thomas Pharamcy Company Michaels Durham Robert Hackney

Burglars Entered Our House And Left Nothing

A veteran journalist recalls an editorial noting burglars broke into a house last night but got nothing. The piece laments the community’s shame after decades of editorial work.

Of Interest To Women Tonic For Expectant Mothers

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted as a safe non alcohol ton ic for women with health duties and pregnancy. It claims known composition and plain English ingredient list on every bottle with endorsements from medical writers. Also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation as a cure by addressing the cause.

Dr. Pierce Drigora Pierce R. V. Pierce N.Y

Christian declares candidacy for County Treasurer Nomination

A formal notice from L. S. Christian announces his bid for the Democratic primary for County Treasurer on August 22. He pledges to provide the county with the best possible service if nominated and elected.

L. S. Christian

Also Mentioned on This Page

ZEB. P. Council N. C Register of Deeds Alamance Durham County Raleigh Allen Lee George Lyon Asheville John L. Kirkland Margaret Glenn Greensboro Ruby Elliott McMannen W. S. Lockhart Trinity Park School Hillsboro R. P. Hackney City Chatham County R. O. Everett E. N. Tillet Mt. Tirzab J. C. Kilgo New York J.T. McCracken Orange County H. E. Spence Raleigh Christian Advocate J. M. Arnette North Durham Baptist Church Wilkesboro Tendall East Durham J. T. Morton E. H. Bowling Parrish Place Watts Avenue Mr. Bowling Alderman Warren C. J. Thompson First Baptist Church Atlanta, Ga Jackson Hill P. T. Elliott Roxboro J. A. Long Jones & Fraiser Electric Theatre Rev S. S. Best St. Philip's Church Iank Westen Sun Lynchburg Weat M. P. Bragg Trav Pass W. B. Bevill G.P. A Roanoke Gen Mm Holladay Studio the Postoffice Durham, N. C University OF North Carolina Gymnaium YMC Francis P. Venable Chapel Hill, N, C Main Street Pharmacy Co Court House Builts Turnip John F. Harward Sherif Ipps CO Durhan Taylor & PI Yearby’s Drug Store Trinity Ana Ju O D.W. Newsom Ae Southern Bestenerator Acr
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