No Dodging on Anti Trust Law Sparks Debate in North Carolina
A Charlotte Observer reprints editorial debate on anti trust provisions A subsection A would ban agreements to lower or hold prices while Manning's sub section F targets conspiring to fix prices of state produced goods Gov Kitchin endorses F Both papers critique legislative chances and call for effective law not empty measures The piece discusses political figures and local sentiment in North Carolina during the 1909 legislative session.
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Charlotte Observer
Lockhart
North Carolina
Manning
Amere
Raleigh
Gov. Ritchir
Tobacco Trust
Durham
Kitchin
General Assembly
Solomon
Outlawed Jackson Reward Raised as Salisbury Slaying Remains Unsolved
The Salisbury dispatch notes John Jackson the black man shot by a officer remains outlawed with a $150 reward added by Woodmen of the World. Police report no fatality in recent confrontations since January 29 1881 when Forceman Ross Vanderford was shot nearby. Captain Robert W. Price provided records. Later Monroe died from his wound.
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W. A. Monroe
John Jackson
Mr. Monroe
Salisbury
Yarborough
Ross Vanderrd
Thomas H. Vanderford
Innis Street
Main
Lee
Robert W. Price
Jackson
Salisbury Dispatch
Monroe
Roxboro Community Notes and Local Weds at Roxboro Route 6
Farmers prepare for a new crop with plant beds sown and early plowing under way as community activities resume. Barnett Moore hosts a social evening for the young people. Rufus Riggsbee of Durham and Laura Tapp of Roxboro Route 6 wed at 6 pm with Rev. R. H. Jones officiating.
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Roxboro
Faulkner
Antioch Church
Barnett Moore
Rufus Riggsbee
Durham
Laura Tapp
R. H. Jones
Weather and farming notes from Route 7 Raleigh area
Spring like spell continues but farmers expect colder weather ahead. Local farming activity includes soil cleanup and plowing as tobacco beds burn and preparations for planting increase. The Rogers Store post office may move to Mrs Peed’s store with Mrs W F Peed as postmaster.
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J. G. Ferguson and Son
Thomas
East Durham
A. Ferguson
W. A. O'Neal
Candace O'Neal
Mattie Nichols
Rogers Store
Lucy
Lizzie Peed
J. W. Hubbard
Norfolk
Sallie Ferguson
News Around South Lebanon Local Notices and Circulation Hopes
Residents reported visits among Garrard Dunnegan Hester and Mangum families. West Durham visitor Weston Warren spent the week with J M Copley. An accident injured a cow tongued by a horse while feeding. Emma Ball improves from pneumonia as interest grows in a new mail route from West Durham to the area.
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J. W. Garrard
Fletcher Thompson
W. L
Charlie Hester
J. Hester
J. N. Dunnegan
J. A. Dunnegan
Weston Warren
West Durham
J. M. Copley
W. P. Rhew
Emma Ball
Durham
Prof Massey Returns From County School Tour
Professor C. W. Massey, county superintendent of schools, has just returned from an extended tour visiting several rural and urban school systems to review methods and facilities. He plans to report findings to the county board next week.
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C. W. Massey
Sickness and Death Touch Rougemont Community
In Rougemont Mrs. Walter Cothran died at 9 15 p m on the twelfth. Burial was on the fourteenth at Little River church, Orange county. She leaves a husband and many relatives. Several locals battle grip and colds while others visit or attend the funeral. F L Critcher plans a new residence as macadam road work nears the county line and spring preparations begin.
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Rougemont
Walter Cothran
Little River Church
Orange County
W. M. Blalock
F. L. Critcher
Southern Railway Schedule Highlights and Connects for 1908
Train timetable for Southern Railway effective April 6 1908 from Durham North Carolina. Describes westbound Nos 111 and 107 connections at Greensboro to Danville Lynchburg Washington and Charlotte with further links to western points. eastbound Nos 112 and 136 from Salisbury to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro and intermediate stations. Salisbury connections to Asheville Knoxville Chattanooga Louisville Cincinnati St Louis and more. includes dining car coverage on Nos 36 and 30 and noted connections via Jeffries for Norfolk and steamship lines to Washington Baltimore and New York.
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Durham
N.C
Greensboro
Danville
Richmond
Salisbury
C Te
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Asheville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Raleigh
Selma
Goldsboro
Lynchburg
Washington
Charlotte
Southern Railway
I F Sioed
Heodersna Fetiien
Keysville
Sheep Seas
Jeffries
Norfolk
Steamcoat
Balti
D. C
K.L
Vernon, Trav
W. Woodward
Union
Henderson
Portsmouth- Norfolk
Resum
Weldon
A. C L
Carolina
Portsmouth-Norfolk
Washi
Baltimore
Cape Charles
New York
Boston
Durham & Southern
Seaboard
Wilmington
Birmingham
Emphis
Florida
Auction Sale of Man gum's Stables on Roxboro Street
Public auction to sell the entire livery business in Durham North Carolina including horses Minnie Joe George Minnie Heal and Hamiltonian 7 years old Watertown carriages harnesses wagons and furniture plus all feed stock and other property at Roxboro Street on a Saturday in February at noon. The seller Rinancum offers the entire stable inventory to the highest bidder with no price reserve.
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Mny
Roxboro Street
Minnie
Joe
George
Watertown
Watertown Pallbearers
Horse Farm
City of Durham
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Durham, N. C
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