White men must vote with truthful, equal justice in mind
Fragmentary columns reveal a pamphlet style sermon urging white male readers in North Carolina to vote for candidates who will preserve white supremacy and restrict Black rights. The piece invokes biblical imagery and warns of perceived threats to social order, citing political parties and civil rights as targets. A separate Jacksonville letter describes plague conditions with empty streets, yellow flags, and mourning, while a trade review notes mixed signals in markets, crops, and industry amid financial strain.
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Jordan
Promise Land
Moses
Democratic Party
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Oeard
N.C. Etantup
Jacksonville
Jacksonvillé
New York Herald
Covered Deliverans Grocery
The Farmer and the Tariff Policy in Our Markets
The farmer lists daily-use items with tariffs from per cent to 85 percent and argues that open competition is hampered by high duties. He notes prices are set by supply and demand, yet tariffs have raised costs on wheat pork and clothing, questioning how any profit remains.
Farmers s take on state politics and health notes
The Hillsboro paper notes farmers favor a state farmers ticket for the Legislature with two candidates from Orange and strong party alignment. It also reports Jacksonville health updates with new cases and deaths, rice crop damage from heavy rains, and yellow fever tolls. Monies flowing for relief and a presidential letter delay are mentioned along with a county convention march by Bushy Fork supporters.
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Orange
Harvey Hughes
Cheek
Jo Use
Simon
Vains
North Carolina News Jottings and Clippings Summary
Greensboro forms Land and Improvement Company with 100000 capital. Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans Winston convention October 25 26 27. Davie county real and personal property totals listed. Asheville negro dance shooting injures man. University opens fall term with record new students. Jail break from Plymouth linked prisoners. other local notes on crops damages and local politics. Botanic Blood Balm testimonial from Baltimore man traces back to 1887.
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Davie County
Ashville
J. J. Whitson
Swannanoa Township
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