Durham Advertising Rates Notice
Public notice lists subscription rates for the Durhm Journal and advertising rates upon application. Includes posting date and mailing classifications under 1903 rules.
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates for the Durhm Journal and advertising rates upon application. Includes posting date and mailing classifications under 1903 rules.
The piece hints at a forthcoming article in the next issue about old maids, notes the mayor’s busy term and a day off, and reflects on Durham’s changes from Smoky Hollow to new districts. It reports Connie W. Page's death as a notable loss, discusses ongoing commencement plans, local housing shifts, a lawsuit by the son‑in‑law of I. E. Emerson for alienation of affections, and a push by city officials for a meat and milk inspector amid health concerns.
A letter criticizes Horner for placing a monetary value on his child's death, noting the loss of sympathy despite not judging the case's merits and deferring to the courts for resolution.
Irvin Cole appeared before Justice Owens on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Bound over to the Superior Court in a $200 bond he could not meet, he remained jailed while awaiting grand jury action. Cole allegedly posed as an officer and demanded $1.25 from Sparrow to “fix” matters, a claim prompting an arrest. An elderly offender, Cole previously served time for obtaining clothing under false pretenses from T. J. Lambe.
Louis Parrish was arrested by Officer Klapp on an Oxford warrant charging assault with intent to kill. In court he was found guilty of three offences and fined a total of 43.20 dollars, then bonded and released to return to Durham.
At the residence of Mr and Mrs J H Holloway in Gorman on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Rebecca Peed married Mr Amed Tilley with Rev Jesse Weatherspoon officiating. The groom, a prosperous farmer from near Bahama, is well regarded, and the bride is described as highly accomplished with many friends.
The state fair in Richmond Virginia runs October 7 to 12 featuring mammoth cattle sheep swine and poultry displays a large merchant and manufacturer exhibit free vaudeville acts a clean midway and many races and events to entertain thousands of attendees.
A large number of Grand Circuit horses will be shipped from Columbus to the Virginia State Fair in Richmond, October 7 12. The event promises the greatest southern display, with plans to transport an express train from Hamilton Ontario carrying over 100 high class runners.
Vernon Lee was arrested on whiskey selling charges and released on $200 bond. W G Bramham qualified as administrator of W W Ellington estate with a $3000 bond. James Southgate sustained a broken rib during a summer in New York State and is en route home. Bud Dezern eluded arrest over witness influence for whiskey cases. Frank Benn tried on beer selling charges before federal authorities and bound over. Gilbert A Rosser, a Durham resident living at Level Run Va, has died aged 33. survivors include wife Mamie Miller, his parents and a brother. funeral attended by George Taylor Rev E M Hoyle and Junius Moore.
At 12 o'clock M at the Court House door in Durham a tract in Edgemont is offered for sale. It lies west of Peachtree Alley, adjoining John Barbee and others, totaling 2 1 100 acres, with terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, interest on deferred balance, title held until paid, sale subject to court confirmation. Commissioner H A Fouhee signs the notice dated August 16, 1907.
A Cornish Magazine vignette reveals a strained marriage and local humor. Jenny frets over husband Jan’s late returns while a neighbor recounts dramatic, dangerous encounters at a town inn. the tale mixes domestic tension with colorful rustic speech.
The Aeroplane Day at Jamestown Exposition will feature a thousand dollar flying machine cup contest open to global inventors. Ludlow prepares a 40 by 25 foot heavier-than-air aeroplane on a pontoon towable by a torpedo boat, with Capt. T. T. Love narrating the Scientific American contest over Lee's Parade grounds and Hampton Roads.
A man ready to start a weeklong trout fishing trip is interrupted by his wife who waves old fly papers and jokes about buying tiles for the trip. The scene, relayed as a humorous London Answers note, captures domestic quip over packing.
A life prisoner in the Andamans, having served many years, was released and immediately filed for a pension claiming long and faithful service as a government servant, despite his prisoner status. The order for his release arrived as the pension claim was made.
An office boy slips a note to his employer who is bent over a directory. The note reads Honored Bir Ter pantate ripped. The source mentions Ladies' Home Journal in the scene.
In England the phrase stand for parliament is contrasted with Americas run for congress. The New York Press notes Americans move faster in political process while English phrasing differs.
A fragment references Maud's irritation at noises during tennis practice and a puzzling line about playing with fewer sounds. The text mixes antiquated moral phrases with a casual domestic scene, leaving the exact context unclear.
An old advertisement describes symptoms like headaches backaches faint spells and pelvic pain and touts Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure. It claims to strengthen regulate and invigorate the female system and offers a free medical advisory by mail.
Qualified as administrator of Edward Meadame late of Durham County. Creditors and everyone in debt must pay immediately and present claims by August day 1908. Notice dated August 6 1907 from The Fidelity Bank as administrator of Edward McAdane deceased.
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