Weathered fields and sickness mark slow farming in community
The regular correspondent notes wet ground delaying plowing and widespread grip and colds. Local visits include Nichols of Gorman to A Ferguson and O Neals visiting Ferguson family. A. D. Ross and Sallie Ferguson helped quilt, with several kin visiting. Two funerals are reported for the Cates infant and Eddie Strayhorn whose death from meningitis followed illness.
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S. H. Nichols
Gorman
H. M. O'Neal
J. E. Ferguson
Messrs. Ferguson
O’neal
J. L. King
Prof and Mrs Bivins Travel After Sister-in-law's Death
Prof W A Bivins and wife left Friday for Alabama where they were summoned due to the death of J D Bivins's wife, a brother of Prof Bivins. No cause given. The family has endured a string of misfortune including a November 2 newspaper plant fire and recent business losses.
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W. A. Bivins
Albermaine
J. D. Bivins
Bivins
Death of Mrs. Lora Jacobs in Edgemont
Mrs. Lora Jacobs, wife of R. E. Jacobs, died at her Dale Street home Saturday at 5 47 in Edgemont after a long illness. Funeral from Edgemont Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm with Rev G H Church and Rev C J Thompson officiating. Interment in Maplewood Cemetery. She was 22 and leaves husband, four sisters, one brother, and many friends.
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W. L. Strayhorn
Shepherd Street
Eddie
Lold
W. C. Barrett
Maplewood
Lora Jacobs
R. E. Jacobs
Dale Street
Edgemont Baptist Church
G. H. Church
C. J. Thompson
First Baptist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs. Jacobs
Edgemont
R. KE. Jacobsioses
Edgemont Bapchurch
Narrow Escape at Golden It Manufacturing Plant
Charley Davis, age unknown, narrowly escaped serious injury at the Golden It Manufacturing Company last Friday afternoon. His clothing became entangled in machinery and he was thrown, breaking an arm and sustaining multiple bruises. He was carried away for treatment as the workers assisted.
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Golden It Manufacturings Company
Charley Davis
Death of Dr. T K Bruner long service to North Carolina ends
Thomas Kincaid Bruner, 52, longtime Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, died leaving a public tribute as a valuable state asset. Born in Salisbury to J J Burner and Kincaid Burner, he helped build the states mineral resources and led exhibits in Boston Atlanta and New Orleans in the 1880s era before succeeding Peter M Wilson over twenty one years ago.
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North Carolina
Thomas Kincaid Bruner
Kincaid
Rowan
The
Carolina Watchman of
Salisbury
T. K. Burner
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Boston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Peter M. Wilson
Agricultural Board
Raleigh
Charlotte Observer
Whiskey violator returned to Durham to bid friends goodbye
George Smith was convicted of retailing whiskey in Durham Superior Court and sent to the county roads for six months. Judge Webb later released him on condition he leave the county. He left but returned to Durham, was arrested by federal authorities, sentenced to twelve months in Atlanta prison, then released with order to leave the state within thirty days. He later headed to Georgia but tried to visit Durham again. Sheriff Harvard arrested him and he is sent to the chain gang to serve the original sentence. He is infamous for planning to resume whiskey sales with remarks about past customers and departures to Raleigh to start anew.
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Durham
George Smith
Webb
Georgia
Smith
Atlanta
Raleigh
Harvard
Durham High School Presents The Merchant of Venice
The Durham High School dramatic club staged The Merchant of Venice at the Academy of Music last Friday night drawing a large crowd. The cast included Ernest Green as Antonio MacMillian Campbell Jr as Duke of Venice Garland Greener as Shylock Joseph Speed as Bassanio Percy Spencer as Gratiano Charlie Whitaker as Salarino Richard Taliaferro as Launcy Gobbo Wellington Glass as Tubal and Gaoler Frederick Hamlin as Clerk Florence Green as Jessica Mary Loomis Smith as Portia Maye Bowling as Nerissa Herbert Kearney as Lorenzo Owen Wrenn as the Prince of Morocco.
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Durham High School
Academy of Music
Antonio
Ernest Green
Duke of Venice
MacMillian Campbell, Jr
Shylock
Garland Greener
Bassanio
Joseph Speed
Gartiano
Percy
Tubal
Frederick Hamlin
Wellington Glass
Portia
Mary Loomis Smith
Nerrisso—Maye Bowling
Jessica—Florence Green
Ruby Markham
Lorenzo—Herbert Kearney
Prince of Morocco
Owen Wrenn
Gambling raid nets five arrests at Loughlin building
Police raided a room in the Loughlin building in the early hours after a Saturday night stakeout. Five men were arrested for gambling as officers had long monitored gatherings there on weekend nights.
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Loughlin
North Carolina Sets New Speed Record for Armored Cruisers
Newport News reports the armored cruiser North Carolina achieved an average speed of 22.48 knots during a late night speed test off the Virginia capes, surpassing contract speed and marking the best performance in the class. The ship returned to the yard after a challenging run due to weather and a delayed crew arrival.
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Newport News
North Carolina
Virginia Capes
W. A. Post
Messenger Bay
Old
North State
Newport ‘News Ship Building and Dry Dock Company
Hoboken
Old Point
Thhe Capes
Hampton Roads
New England
Death of R. E. Watson in Edgemont
R. E. Watson died after a brief pneumonia illness at his father’s home in Edgemont last Monday morning. He leaves a father and mother, two brothers, and three sisters. The body was taken to Orange County for interment. Rev. H. Benmosche resigns from the Durham Hebrew congregation and will move to Norfolk. Watson made many friends during his stay. his departure saddens the community. Also listed is Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion claim, sold by Hackney Bros.
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R. E. Watson
Edgemont
Orange County
H. Benmosche
Durham
Norfolk
Linseed Oil and Paint Prices Highlight 1908 Quick Mix
The notice compares prices for pure linseed oil at two cents per gallon when sold by the barrel versus $1.60 when in tin cans. It explains mixing three gallons of oil with four gallons of paint to create seven gallons of ready paint, offered at $1.20 per gallon.
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Hackney Tires
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John B. Cates
Seminary Street
Chatham County
Eddie Strayhorn
T. K. Bruner
Pollard Brothers
Venice
Woolford
Hackney Bros
Citizens National Bank
N. C
B. N. Duke, Pres
J.S. Mann
J. B. Mason
J.B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Y. E. Smit
Durham Cotton Mfg. Company
C. L. Haywood
Haywood & Boone
J. H. Sourucate
Southgate & Son
R. H. Rigsbee
E. Rawls
N. Duke
J. S. Manning
N. M. Johnson
American Tobacco Co
Depository OF the People
County OF
City OF
United States OF America
Home Savings Bank
Durham, North Carolina
George W. Watts
John Sprunt Hill
W. W. Whitted
T. B. Peirce, Jr
Reade Bros. Go
Reade Bros. Co