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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
In Durham on September first, 1911, the Recorder announces a transition in management as new editors take over. The note thanks readers and friends for support, recalls dedication to producing the paper, and expresses regret while asserting a continued business interest in the venture.
A fragmented line from a historical notice hints at the return or existence of a printing business tied to a time or place name. The readable text suggests a discovery or confirmation of the job printing venture still operating or located at a familiar site.
A fragmented note from editor Me Dupree references Durham patrons and a request for consideration in a 15 and larger context. The text indicates a call for council action or response from local officials regarding community concerns and fair conduct in Durham.
Twenty two prisoners were marched out to work Monday as a result of last week's term of superior court. Nine were sent up for the year. The Recorder will circulate in Durham and adjoining counties and will advocate slogans and aims for the community.
A local paper faces criticism for publishing sensational details about a woman’s ruin while shielding the man’s identity. The article notes recent crimes, a minister’s stance, and the district recorder docket with Garland Curt’s larceny case. It also covers a San Francisco move, a fatal carbine acid incident, health board dairy talks, and a Wednesday morning wedding at Philips.
Rail user information from Air Line Railway shows schedules and rate data. The notice directs travelers to Woodward and regional offices for full timetable details and fares. It emphasizes traveling information availability and contact points for specifics.
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