The Weekly Recorder Ad Rates and Subscription Prices
The notice lists price terms for the Weekly Recorder including a yearly subscription in advance at $1.50 and a six month option at 75 cents, under editor and proprietor Mackney.
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1889
Page
2
The notice lists price terms for the Weekly Recorder including a yearly subscription in advance at $1.50 and a six month option at 75 cents, under editor and proprietor Mackney.
Randall reports Cowles bill preserves existing internal tobacco taxes while lowering overall revenue by thirty million dollars, leaving a twenty five million dollar surplus. Treasury estimates 1890 surplus at fifty three million. Forney's minority report argues the Cowles bill is plain and reduces revenue by twenty four million.
The Southern Tobacconist and Manufacturers' Record will be published in Richmond Virginia this week with editors and proprietors E C Hackney and W F E Dibrell. Hackney cites the capital city as better for a first class trade publication and Hackney and Dibrell will seek broad support to justify the venture.
At a meeting of the Durham Tobacco Association resolutions unanimously praised Mr. R. K. Smith for his years of service as vice president and his renomination to other fields. The secretary was instructed to notify Mr. Smith and publish the resolution in tobacco industry journals.
Senator John W. Daniel leads Virginia farmers in a petition urging full remonetization of silver and end to internal revenue. The message argues South money drain harms farmers, calls for self-sufficient production, light taxes, and supportive laws for livestock, while opposing double politics.
Mr R K Smith long respected Durham leaf tobacco dealer now with W Duke Sons Co with New York headquarters acted as buyer via broker George M Cayce on market days last week, as noted by the Western Cincinnati Tobacco Journal.
A tobacco seed advertisement urges eastern planters to grow Sweet Oronoko and Flanagan for fillers and yellow brights for cigars. It notes best seed supplied by Maj. Br. L. Ragland of Virginia, prices per packet and ounce, sowing rates, and large-quantity discounts, emphasizing early ripening and high remuneration.
The managers at Blackwell's Durham Co-Operative Tobacco Co present President J B Carr with a cuff button and scarf pin set themed to Genuine Durham Bull Tobacco. Speech by P M Briggs. Carr accepts with modest remarks. Gift crafted by Freidenbure Co. marking the sixteenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cary.
A county woman long beset by a deadly disease reportedly recovered after using King's New Discovery for Consumption. She suffered seven years of illness with chest pain and sleeplessness until a single bottle brought marked relief and rest. The testimonial credits Mrs Luther Lats and W C Hamrick & Co of nel by NC and Blacknails & Sons as distributors.
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