A H Merritt Passes After Weeklong Pneumonia
Mr. A H Merritt died at his North Main Street home after a week with a cold that turned to pneumonia. He attended church Sunday before his death. funeral at Central Methodist with Masonic burial rites and large attendance. He served as State Senator, State Superintendent, and University Trustee and was a respected educator and citizen.
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A. H. Merritt
North Main Street
K. H. Merritt
Forest City
Ark
County
N.C
Eery
N. C
University of North Carolina
Olin
Iredell County
Pitteboro
State University
Vuo'i
Merah Purvis
L. H Dlerritt
W. E. Merrim
BR. Meritt
Haywood Merritt
Man. M. H. Sparger
Anna and
Rose Merritt
A Fearful Toll in Georgia Open Fires
Rome fire chief C Harrington cites incomplete state figures showing as many as 300 to 1500 children burned in Georgia from open flames in the year ending November 1. He urges public education and stricter screening of open fires to prevent further child deaths and urges newspapers to warn readers.
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Rome
C Harrington
Georgia
Harrington
Atlanta
Daily News
Sial
W. R. Joyper
Progress in Western District Demonstration Work
In 1907 a Auburn Alabama youth promoted high yields in North Carolina soils, starting the Farmers Cooperative Demonstration Work under the U S Department of Agriculture and General Education Board. By 1911 the western district included Guilford and Randolph counties and extended to 22 counties with agents promoting better seeds, practices, livestock, and rural improvements.
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Auburn
Ala
North Carolina
Farmers’ Cooperative
Bureau of Department of Culture
C. R. Hudson
Piedmont
Union
Mecklenburg
Cabarrus
Gaston
Lincoln
Iredell
Rowan
Catawba
Department of Agriculture
Washington
General Education Board
New York
T. E. Browne
T. D. McLean
E. S. Millsaps
Guilford
Randolph
Countie
E. H. Anderson
University of Missouri
Rockingheam
Farmer
R. W. Freeman
Cleans
Stealy
R. L. Lape
RK. W. Graeber
C. P. Miller
Cleveland
G. L. Murrah
University of Georgia
H. K. Foster
Ohio
A. & M. College
Yadkin
J. €. Dobbins
Caldwell
G. M. Goforth
Burke
R. B. Moore
Buncombe
D. Weaver
E.L. Perkine
M. College
Macon
A. L. Siler
Rutherfordton
C. M. Lawnh
United States Department of Agriculture
North
Hales
Benkles
State Department of Agriculture
The
United
Secretary of Agriculture
Major Graham
Seaman A. Knapp
South
Knapp
Valuable Land for Sale Near Me Fan cy Gap Road
About 25 acres of land in the suburbs of Me on Fan cy Gap road. The land lays well and has had twelve thousand loads of manure applied in five years. It has been used for farming and is in a high state of cultivation. For particulars contact O V Belton.
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Fancy Gap
Ee O. V. Belton
Executions of Juarez Officials Reported by Rebels
In Juarez two former federal officials Pablo Bhoavo and Juan Cordova were executed at the cemetery by a firing squad after being sentenced to death by General Villa. Prisoners and soldiers buried 89 dead from a Juarez battle as rebels promise more executions.
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el Paso
Tev
Juarez
Paredo Villa
Pablo Bhoavo
Juan Cordova
Villa
Rapata
Fender Rwel
Lroupa
Ras
Aay
Huerta Refuses to Quit and Stands Firm in Mexico City
Mexico City reports General Huerta declares he will not quit and will carry on plans to install the new Congress. He says he remains head of the government and will protect foreigners if needed, as factions argue over how to proceed and the opening of the new House of Deputies unfolds amid chaos and pressure from foreign governments.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Preventig
United States
General Huerta
Amerans
House of Deputies
Miniter
Aklape
Gonizalo Zuniga
Senor Aldape
Im Vay
Im Vay Senor Zuniga
Japandequities
Salvadore Diaz Miron
Imperial
Enrique Paz
Aml
Washington Administration
Returns to Jail for His Nineteenth Winter
Denver item notes Otto Robinson returning from summer travels for his nineteenth jail stay. He repeatedly spends 90 days and asks for another when winter continues. At 58, he claims deep knowledge of the jail and has never had an illness in his life.
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Denver
Otto Robinson
Robinson
Special Train to Richmond for UNC UVA Football Game
The Southern Railway runs a special day coach and sleeping car train from Charlotte Salisbury High Point Reidsville Danville and intermediates to Richmond and return for the UNC vs UVA football game. Depart Charlotte 8 PM November 26 arrive Richmond 6 50 AM November 27 return leaves Richmond midnight November 27. Round trip fares from listed ports are 4 50 with tickets valid on regular train No 18 November 28.
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University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Southern Railway
Pulliman
Charlotte
Salisbury
High Point
Reidsville
Danville
Richmond
Mt. Airy
Pinnacle
Donnaha
Rural Hall
King
Pilot Mt
Dalton
Tobaccoeville
German Tom
Ararat
Junction Pol
Richimomi
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