Morning Herald notes on Durham political scene and events
The paper discusses campaign activity in Durham with mentions of State officers, Taft and Cannon delegates, and local figures. It references a prohibition lecture at Glenn's school house by Rev. G. T. Adams and upcoming church services at Sandy Level and Fletchers Chapel.
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Washington
Mr. Markham
Durham
T. G. Holloway
W. W. Ferrell
Glenn
G. T. Adams
Dock Gooch
Obie Tingen
Ic. T. Hasketh
Local Farm Report Notes Plentiful Crops And Growing Gardens
Farmers report rapid field work with large tobacco plants and good corn growth. Fruits show resilience with hopes for a full apple crop. Residents and visitors are mentioned including Gorman’s numerous guests and visits by Colclough Glenn family to A J Halls. Postmaster John Hel endures asthma amid community updates.
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Gorman
Settle Seeks Republican Vote on State Prohibition
Washington reports delegate Thomas Settle from Buncombe and Mecklenburg plans to press a resolution at the Greensboro convention calling for a Republican vote on State prohibition. He aims to force a clear local self-government declaration and debate to record delegates’ stance. He says he will push the issue despite party passage.
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Washington
Thomas Settle
Buncombe
Mecklenburg
Settle
Cannon
Burton
Hitchcock
Greensboro
H. E. C. Bryant
Charlotte Observer
Recorder
Death of Mrs. H. A. Reams in Durham
Mrs. H. A. Reams died suddenly at North Roxboro street last night after a brief illness. Born Bettie Allen in Person County about 66 years ago, she moved to the city with her husband and became a well known Durham figure. Survived by husband H. A. Reams, daughters Mrs. Ivan Ragland and Lula Reams, and son Morehead Reams. Funeral and burial Sunday afternoon.
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H. A. Reams
Henry Reams
Bettie Allen
Person County
Durham
Reams
Ivan Ragland
Lula Reams
Morehead Reams
Candidates Get Busy in West Durham Campaign
A Raleigh area campaign report notes a heated scene where a speaker claimed Democrats split evenly on a measure while urging voters not to trust distant reports. He predicted an eastern nominee, but a western challenger split the strength. Local rallies featured Mr Holt and Mr Buxton debating and outlining plans for governor or congressional service.
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Craig
Raleigh
St. Paul’s
MR. Holt
West Durham
J. Allen Holt
Holt
Brooks
Buxton
Court House
J. C. Buxton
Congress
Pearl Gunter Weds J W Stone in Raleigh
Miss Pearl Gunter daughter of D C Gunter joined in marriage to J W Stone of Raleigh at the Second Presbyterian Church with Rev M N McIver officiating. The couple departed for a home in Raleigh after the ceremony.
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D. C. Gunter
Miss Pearl
J. W. Stone
Raleigh
M. N. McIver
Th Second Presbyterian Church
Fioiating
Mrs. Stone
Primaries Tomorrow List of Democratic Offices
Tomorrow voters decide in the Democratic primaries for Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor Attorney General Commissioner of Labor and Printing Congressman Fifth District Solicitor and Delegates to the County Convention.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women
The article argues many female ailments stem from uterine disease and criticizes misdiagnosis by busy doctors. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a scientific, native-root remedy that strengthens the system and eases nervous symptoms, with Pleasant Pellets to improve stomach liver and bowels.
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Drake
St. Vitus
Pierce
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A. J. Hall
John Hel
Addie Wheeler
Providence
Hugh Holloway
T. C. Markham
Bessie
Rogers Store
Bevers
Settie
the Blues
Me Holladay Studio
the Postoffice
Durham, N. C
H. Steinmetz
Florist
Raleigh, N. C
R.T. Howerton & Son
Old Reliable Modern Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Mangum St. Ce
H. A. Gaskins
Durham, N
John F. Harward
Sherif
A. L. Brooks
East Durham
Ket
Cutaway Harrow
Taylor & Phipps CO
Mangum and
Parrish Streets
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Paine Aioe
Hackney Bros. 1. & M
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