Governor Wilson’s Lincoln Visit Sparks New Jersey Reform Image
The article highlights Governor Woodrow Wilson’s planned Lincoln visit as a signal of New Jersey’s rapid reform since his four month tenure. It lists reforms including direct primaries, civil service, nonpartisan ballots, corrupt practices act, utility regulation, workers’ compensation, recall powers, and state school reorganizations. It also notes tariff talks with Canada and critiques Col Roosevelt’s ambitions, contrasting reform momentum with national political optics.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Commonwealth
Mr. Wilson
United States
Civil Service
Massachusetts
D. D. D. Skin Remedy Praised in Patient Letters
Letters from grateful patients across the country tout D. D. D. for eczema and skin troubles. Testimonials claim instant relief and miracle cures, with discounts offered for trial bottles from Iseman Drug Co.
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Iran, Gabbert
Caldwell
Kan
August Santo
Chillicothelonio
Panama Hat Restored and Reblocked at Burns
Notice offers restoration of Panama hats at Burns 906 Prince Street in the Mrs G area. Hats are cleaned reshaped and repaired to look like new. For details call Fr Jones Jr at phone 11 ha.
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Fr. Jones, Jr
Board of County Commissioners Meeting Held at Georgetown
The Georgetown Board of County Commissioners met for their regular monthly session on May 1. Present were Supervisor J. B. Johnson and County Commissioners H. T. McDonald and H. D. Munnerlyn. A treasurer report showed 5118.44 on hand. Bonds were approved for magistrates J. J. Hucks and A. S. Tilton. S. H.
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Georgetown
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. Johnson
H. T. McDonald
H. D. Munnerlyn
Treasuer
J. J. Hucks
A. 5 Tilton
S. H
County Board Admits Walter Hazard for County Attorney
The board accepted Walter Hazard's application for County Attorney and approved claims totaling 3453.26 dollars. With no further business, the meeting adjourned. Elizabeth K. Doyle, Clerk of the Board.
Piles Ointment Market Claim Ads
Advertises Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a wall cure for blind bleeding and itching piles. Claims absorption of tumors and instant relief with a four poultice treatment. Sold by private mail order for 50 cents and one dollar.
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Williams
Cardui touted as a woman's tonic by Goldsboro reader
In Goldsboro North Carolina Mrs Efta A Smith recounts relief from neuralgia heart pain and bodily distress after taking Cardus Cardui is urged for similar symptoms as a tonic to strengthen the body and fend off illness with the druggist carrying it for sale.
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Cardus
Important Change in Passenger Service Schedule 1911
Effective 5 45 a m Sunday April 9 1911 the Georgetown to Lanes passenger trains will depart Georgetown at 545 a m and 415 p m instead of 600 a m and 430 p m Superintendent W H Andrews announces.
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Lanes
A.M. P.M
Ly Georgetown
Sampit
Andrews
West Andrews
Trio
Blakeley
Bryan
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Manuscripe
Union
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Senate
Saturday Evening Post
Col. Roosevelt
Docator Praiss B. D. D
Iseman
Prince St
Southern Mercantile Company
Duffy
Duffy's
Duffy Medicine Company
South Carolina
Goldsboro
Foley
Bright
Iseman Drug Company
Croft Drug Company
Bell
W. H. Andrews
T. S. Mecconnell
Dr. Bell
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