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Honor To Our Boys As Nation Calls Them
A community editorial praises fifty five years after 1861 as young men depart to serve on the US Mexico border with devotion and duty. It warns opponents while urging resilience, condemns violence, and ends with a Mexican perspective on the conflict.
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Battle
Virginia
United States
Mexico
War With Mexico Not Yet Declared A War
An editorial argues a de facto war with Mexico exists as preparations mount on both sides. It contrasts American and Mexican viewpoints, recalling past conflicts and alleged Mexican grievances while warning of ongoing infringements on citizens and resources along the border.
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Mexico
Mt Airy Betterment reception guides town progress
The Mt Airy Betterment association hosted Mayor Bivens and Aldermen with local women at a town reception in the graded school auditorium. Discussions covered sewerage bonds, civic cooperation, and a call for improved public health and street cleanliness as residents heard speeches from Mayor Bivens and Mrs A W Taylor.
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Mt. Airy Betterment Association
Graded School
Mesdames
W. M. Lewis
J. D. Smith
Mary Armfield
Bivens
Lovill, Sparger
Yakley
A. W. Taylor
John Foy
Jesse F. Prather
Mt. Airy
Lovill
Our Military Company Marches to Answer Call
The local company, about fifty to sixty men with a few new recruits, prepares to depart in coming days to join the national effort. Latest details confirm the roster remains the most accurate information available.
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State Guard
Hiram Stanly
Governors
Stanly
Morehead City
W. A. Jackson
Commissary Department of the Arms
The Clean Up Campaign Voices City Sanitation Plan
A Sanitary Officer advocates weekly street refuse removal and home burning of burnables. Residents urged to place trash at the front, use covered pails, and report untidy yards to Mrs. A. W. Taylor. The city offers a mule team and calls citizens to influence others by example.
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A. W. Taylor
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