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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
2
The Durham Recorder published a critical opinion on Inter-State telephone troubles and a critique of legal fines. It argues that city aldermen may force underground wires to curb rising rents, while wealth influences court outcomes and penalties.
The Statesville Landmark argues for fair tax rolls under 1907 Machinery Act guidance. It details how real property should be valued by assessors using true value, considering location, soil, timber, water rights, mines and other deposits. It quotes Sections 13 and 144, urges higher land valuations, explains oath requirements for list-takers and assessors, and cites a Danbury Reporter example on unequal valuations and the burden on small property owners.
In Marylebone court Tom Erichsen faces a probing defense as Claire Harding’s risky ruse to shield a lover escalates. Mr. Bassett cross examines worn hat and shoes to probe ties to Erichsen while new witnesses expose lingering resentments and hidden motives.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic medicine with known ingredients. It claims to prepare the system for childbirth, ease labor, and cure female weaknesses. The ad notes endorsements from medical writers, offers a free booklet, and promotes Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
The Durham County Superior Court case in August term 1907 involves R T Olmsted and others. A mortgage from L M Nichols and Addie W Nichols dated November 12 1902 secured 100000 and 6 percent interest. The land of 42 acres in Man Township is to be sold to satisfy the note now assigned to J E Owens and then to the plaintiff. The defendant must appear at the next term to answer or demur or risk default.
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