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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

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Justice Calls for North Carolina Legislation on Railroad Rates

Former Gov. Craig aide E. J. Justice urges the Legislature to act on railroad rate issues, opposing retaliation against railroads. He argues for targeted measures such as a license tax to boost state revenues and reduce intra state shipping barriers that hinder trade with seaport points.

Craig E. J. Justice Greensboro News Pulic General Assembly North Carolina Citi Virginia North Carolie

Value of Planting Cow Peas for Farms and Stock Feed

An agricultural note by C. R. Hudson urges farmers to plant cowpeas on every cultivated acre. Cowpeas yield $5-$20 per acre for peas, hay worth about $20 per ton, and vines plus roots enrich soil as fertilizer. They improve soil humus, moisture retention, and nitrogen availability while aiding deep soil structure and rotation compatibility. Plant abundantly for feed, hay, grazing, and seed to avoid high prices later.

Willing to Spend 800000 to Retain Tariff on Sugar

In Washington a Senate lobby panel heard former Governor Carter and Sidney Ballou discuss the Hawaiian sugar tariff fight. They claimed about 100000 dollars has been spent and denied a joint fund with Hawaiian producers. Carter said he served without pay. Ballou cited 12000 a year plus expenses.

Washington Carter Sidney Ballou Senate Lobby United States Overman Ballou Swanson Lewis Williams Honolulu

Uncharted Realms Hint at Hidden Lands and Amazons

The piece surveys vast unknown regions supposedly awaiting exploration. It claims Himalayan Amazons govern a remote valley with multiple husbands while hill men handle labor. It mentions rival tracts in Antarctica and Arabia and comments on the British Empire’s unseen reaches.

Gobe Himalaya Arctic Scott

Greensboro Woman Wins Anti Suffrage Essay Prize

Washington reports Julie D. Henry of Cleveland and Metta Folger Townsend of Greensboro win $100 each in a National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage contest. Over 1,000 essays were submitted on why women should not have the ballot.

Washington Julia D. Henry Cleveland Metta Folger Townsend Greensboro United States National Association George Riggs Kate Douglas Wiggin Ida Tarbell Jeanette Gilder America Keenls Coorado Mary Virginia Wits Phi Alen

Guilty verdicts in Raleigh assault conspiracy case

In Greensboro a jury found Eckie Baugus and Robert Hayes guilty of conspiracy to injure Charles Shately after Shately aided deputy marshals. The trial followed a mistrial in North Wilkesboro. Sentences await court action as juries also convicted George Rich of illicit distilling in Wilkesboro.

Greensboro United States Eckie Baugus Robert Hayes Wilkes County North Wilkesboro Kaugus Hayes Charles Shately Shatley Baugus Shotgins Shatey Wilkesboro George Rich Rich Montgomery County

Seizure of Large Whiskey Shipment by Sheriff

A sheriff seized a large shipment of liquor after a forest accident near Morehead City. Thirty five barrels and twelve quarts of whiskey were taken. a Norfolk Southern agent disputed the sheriff's authority, leading to the ear being broken open. A gun boat and crew reportedly escaped down the sound as officers pursued the scene.

Oriental Hiwey Cher Las Gy A. H. Stephens Morehead City Norfolk Southern Brophesw Seizuce

Train Crashed Into Home Near Gere Land Virginia

A Norfolk and Western Freight train derailed early today near Gere Land Virginia, demolishing a home owned by Mrs J Owens and her 17 year old daughter who were scalded to death in their beds. Engineer Gilcevie and Fireman Stewart died in the wreck while crew members were injured. The home was demolished and the victims were found with steam scalding.

Roanoke Dune J. Owens Norfolk and Western Treight Owers Ham Gereland Pwo ¢ & Ing

Roosevelt Wins Libel Suit After Nominal Six Cent Judgment

Theodore Roosevelt wins a libel case against George A Newertt in Marquette Michigan. The jury awards six cents in nominal damages and each side bears its own costs after a withdrawal of further damages following a retraction. The judge urged a quick verdict.

Marquette Mich Theodore Roosevelt George A. Newertt Jdwe Ullannigan

Special fares to Gettysburg for anniversary reunion train

Announcement of low round trip fares to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for the 50th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg reunion. Tickets on sale June 28 29 30 and July 1 with return by July 1. Special train from Charlotte June 29 reaching Gettysburg June 30. Reservations advised and stop overs at Baltimore stop planned.

Gettysburg Southern Railway North Wilkesboro Mount Airy Winston Salem Cheemehore Hame Dam Charlotte Washington

Tubercular Boarders Crackdown Sparks Board of Health Action

In Asheville a stormy Board of Health session granted licenses to six boarding houses that cared for tuberculous patients while six others were closed for six months. The new ordinance aims to bar unpermitted tubercular boarding, empowering the board to refuse licenses for premises not suited to proper care.

Asheville Sesson Board of Health

Vanderbilt Jersey Cow Wins World Jersey Milk and Butter Records

Vanderbilt's registered Jersey cow Katharine No. 206275 broke world records in a 120 day test from January 24 to May 23, producing 6,086 pounds of milk with 287.25 pounds of butter fat and an estimated 387.94 pounds of butter. Daily averages were 50.71 pounds of milk and 2.51 pounds of butter. The cow surpassed Loretta D. No. 141708 from St. Louis 1904 in milk, butter fat, and total butter benchmarks.

George W. Vanderbilt Kola Katherine Vanderbilt Loretta D St. Louis Vanderbilt Jersey Babcock Vandertilt

Cure for Stomach Disorder Promised by Chamberlains Tablets

Disorder of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlains Tablets. Many cures have been effected by these tablets sold by all dealers.

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