State Cotton Growers Meet and Roosevelts Visit Highlight Raleigh Session
The State Cotton Growers Association met in Raleigh as President Roosevelt accepted a Richmond visit for later this year. Governor Glenn spoke to thousands, while Senator Stewart of Nevada backed a salary raise bill lifting the President to 100000, Vice President to 20000, and Congress members to 10000. Solicitor Hamner asked Sheriff Julian for names of rafters including church rallies, aiming to indict them. the push for order and lawful behavior is urged.
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Stewart
Nevada
Hamner
Julian
Rowan County
New Discovery Averts Death From Consumption
In a letter from Oaklandon Indiana F G Huntley reports his wife faced consumption and doctors gave up. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds she recovered and remains well. The medicine kills germs and provides quick relief. Available at W A Hayes Druggist with trial bottles free.
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F. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Dr. King
W. A. Hayes
State finances show strong balance and growing revenue
The piece notes a state treasury balance of $339,000 at year end and forecasts over twice that by next November. It credits a revenue law for raising more money without increasing property taxes and asserts the finances are in excellent condition. The author, as chair of the joint committee that prepared the law, expresses gratification at its success.
Stop It A Neglected Cold With Yoleys Honey And Tar
A cautionary note warns that neglecting a cough may cause bronchial or lung troubles and endorses Yoley's Honey and Tar as a protective remedy. C. D. Jones signs the ad.
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Yoley
C. D. Jones
Criticism of church members and a travel ad for Rocky Mountain Tea
A column from Littleton News and Reporter critiques church critics as spiritually worse than members and cites hardships and a travel line praising Rocky Mountain Tea by W. A Hayes.
Baltimore Law and the South's Call for a Square Deal
The South asks the President and conservative Republicans to set aside bitterness and sectionalism and treat southern citizens as equals. They seek a Roosevelt style square deal, the core demand for fair treatment across the nation.
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Republican Party
United States
Massachusetts
Ohio
South
Roosevelt
Protect Durham Water Effort Aims To Install Hillsboro Sewage Plant
Hillsboro manufacturers plan to build a sewerage disposal plant to safeguard Durham water supply. Durham residents have complained about Hillsboro dumping sewage into the Eno River during dry summers. The Durham Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to press Hillsboro for action, possibly appealing to the State Board of Health or legislature if needed. local business leaders in Hillsboro are viewed as fair, with James H Webb Jr visiting the proposed plant and reporting progress.
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Hillsboro
Durham
James IH. Webb, Jr
Local reader praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for grippe cure
A An gola Indiana man Roy Kemp credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing four weeks of la grippe after trying many remedies. he urges readers to avoid substitutes. The item also notes Chicago Tribune estimates of four hundred thousand deaths in the wars of the world in 1904.
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Roy Kemp
Angola
Ind
la Grippe
Foley
C. D. Jones
Chicago Tribune
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria
SICKENING SHIVERING Firs of Ague and Malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. This tonic is praised for malaria and jaundice with claims of stronger effect than Quinine. An endorsement from E.S. Monday of Henrietta Texas and a price at W. A. Hayes Drug Store are noted. Also mention of Hollister's Tea and the Christian Church orphanage at Elon College.
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Henrietta
Tex
W. A. Hayes
The
Christian Church
Elon College
Notice to creditors and debtors in the James Hl Parish estate
On January 2 1905 R D Bain executor qualifies as Executor of Jas Hl Parish deceased and directs all creditors to exhibit claims by January 2 1906 or be barred and all debtors to pay promptly to the estate.
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Jas. Hl Parish
R. D. Bain
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Mrs. Sally Walker Carden
Frank Nash administrator to the estate of Mrs. Sally Walker Carden calls all indebted parties to pay promptly and all claimants to present verified claims by December 29, 1905 or be barred. Notice dated December 20, 1904.
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Sally Walker Carden
Frank Nash
Millinery Fall and Winter Styles Now Ready
Our Fall and Winter millinery is ready for inspection with the latest styles and best quality. The line includes stylish hats trimmed and untrimmed, fancy veils and veiling, flowers and ribbons, collars, trimmings for shirt waists, handkerchiefs, combs, jewelry, and a full stock for a first class millinery. Out of town orders will be supplied promptly.
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Hillsboro
Weather Chart Delivers 1905 Calentar Calendar Ads
Chattanooga Medicine Co publishes a 1905 Calentar Weather Chart and Calendar with 13 sheets and large day forecasts. Signed by Professor Andrew J. DeVoe, it promotes weather signals and popular Almanac editions. copies available for 10 cents. Net railroad earnings for 1904 cited for North Carolina and health tonic ad included.
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Andrew J. DeVoe
Galveston
St. Louis
Minnesots
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Temperance Convention in Raleigh Sets Form Campaign Plan
A State Convention of the friends of Temperance will be held in Raleigh on January 19 to formulate a programme for the coming year's temperance campaign and urge the Legislature to maintain reform efforts without retreat.
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The
Friends of Temperance
Raleigh
Gaither Cou
Poison and Patent Medicines and Oil Speculation Headline Mix
Public notices warn of dangers from opiate cough syrups while touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy. A Texas oil discovery rumor sparks talk of selling the Gulf of Mexico. Personal notes report a Skin remedy and a Lima, Ontario engineer recovering after kidney illness.
Auction sale of land in Orange County split proceeds
A commission in the Orange County Superior Court sale offers two parcels in Chapel Hill Township. The 60 acre tract bounds R O Cate and Wm Weaver, the 97 1/2 acre tract lies near Kirkland and Andrews. Sale set for January 21 1965 with one third cash and the rest in 6 and 12 months at interest.
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Superior Court of
Orange County
C. D. Kirklandana
J. W. Kirkland
Court House
Hillsboro
Chapel Hill Township
R. O. Cate
M. G. Bishop
C. F. Andrews
Wm. Weaver
C. D. Kirkland
I. J. Kirkland
Mary C. Andrews
C. D. Kirk
Amounts Due On Judgment Docket And Book Settlements
Orange County Superior Court clerk D H Hamilton reports figures owed on the judgment docket and the book of settlements for 1904. Totals shown include specific docket dues and estate and pension items, with commissioners verifying and ordering recording of the official report. The document lists numerous named claimants, estates, and supporters with amounts in dollars and cents.
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Board of Commissioners of
Orange County
North Carolina
D. H. Hamilton
J. F. McAdams
J. W. Pickett
Sterling ‘Browning
Commissionera
A Life At Stake in Pneumonia Warning
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as life saving against pneumonia and la grippe. C D Jones urges readers to use the remedy as a preventive measure and states its potential to save lives.
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Foley
C.D Jones
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