Durham Recorder tells of new hotel and churches move
In Durham the paper notes visible signs of growth including a new hotel buggy works ice factory and Trinity church. It reports Elderly Mr Thomas Morgan’s death by grip and discusses the grip epidemic in Orange County. It also shares community items on seed orders church manners and local farming practices.
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Trinity Church
A. G. Carr
Durham
P. W. Vaughan
Ely
Thomas Morgan
Orange County
Orange
Boban
Poe
London
B.N. Duke
Chapelill Street
Zee Cne
Mew
Duke
House of God
Henderson
Bhivn
Alamance County
L. & D. Passes to Norfolk & Western management
The Lynchburg and Durham railroad comes under Norfolk and Western control. D. W. Flickwir of the N. & W. in his private car, with Theo Lowe who will head the L. & D., visited Lynchburg with Wallace, Stanard, and Maj. Goodwin. The lease will likely spark new developments and increased business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XN. & W. Railway
Lynchburg & Durham
Norfolk & Western Management
D. W. Flickwir
Theo. Lowe
Mr. Wallace
R. C. Stanard
Maj. Goodwin
Lynchburg
Horrific Saw Accident Claims Cabarrus Man
The Concord Standard recounts how W. A. Misenheimer of Cabarrus County was killed when he tripped near a running saw mill near his home. The saw seized his neck, severing his head as others tried to aid him. He was 31 and described as a useful, moral young man.
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Concord Standard
W. A. Misenheimer
Cabarus County
Misenheimer
Mr. Misenheimer
Strange Durham birth baffled physicians and awed locals
A Durham hospital scene reports a newborn with a human head and doglike body features, eight months gestation, no arms, and a tail. Physicians deemed it unlike any prior case, the infant born dead and preserved in alcohol, while reports note curiosity from Sun reporters and local observers among a chain of unrelated notices and ads.
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Durham
Sun
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Siam
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W. T. Pierce
American Tobacco Co
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N. M. Johnson & Co
J. C. Brown
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Jones’ Jewelry Store
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Hich Crade
E.L. Middleton
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J. W. Boulden
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J. H. Hobgood
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V. Daniel
Z. T. Hampton
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W. M. Pearson
W. M. Norwood
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J. W. Rimmer
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Richmond
Danville
Oxford
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Duran Fertilizer Coup
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Richmond, Va
Bucklen
R, Blackwall & Son
Draggist
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