Relief committees plan county help for Nebraska sufferers
Hillsboro Orange County organizes relief efforts with committees in each township to collect corn seeds Leeds and other nonmonetary aid for Nebraska famine victims. Chairman Nate W Brown and Secretary John K Hughes lead the effort urging prompt delivery to Hillsboro by February 5.
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Hillsboro
Nebraska
Charles 8
Cooley
Orange County
Thomas M. Cheek
S. M. Gattis
Eugene Hughes
Leeds
I&c
Charles S. Cooley
Hillaboro—Meears
J. W. Hooker
John T. Hogan
John F. McAdams
John H Fowler
Jesse Miller
S T. Forrest
P. H. Smith
Ed. A. Dickton
Frank Smith
Henry Haley
Cedar Grove
John H. Hughes
Hi. L. McDade
A. W. Breeze
Wm G. Robson
John R. Kevion
Jobe McCracken
W. A Jordan
James A. Smith
Jasper N Warren
Lilue River
A. C Jordan
R. N. Hall, Jr
Thomas E. Roberts
C. F. Laws
W. F. Jackson
Joseph W. Terry
N. V. Ray
Bingham
A. J. Roberson
T. J Oldham
J. P. Teer
M W. Moore
Albert Lloyd
D Frank Crawford
Matthew Atwater
A. S Barbee
W.N Pritchard
C. W. Johnston
Thomas F. Lloyd
G. E Donnell
Jense W Cole
W. C. Cole
Morris King
M A McCauley
C. TI. Lindsay
W Pritchard
Orange
Ruasis
Nate W. Brown
Joan K. Hucues
North Carolina Described In January Forum Extracts
The article highlights North Carolina spanning over 500 miles in length and containing diverse climates from sea to mountains. It notes extensive forests, mineral wealth, timber, and a strong Agricultural Board and Geographical Survey whose reports attracted millions for state investments and saved costs. It praises abundant agricultural resources and premier Southern plantations within the state.
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North Carolina
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Delaware
Kode Island
New Jersey
Union
California
Umber
State Board of Agriculture
Noble Commonwealth
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Local Consumers
A Housenotp resident from Canajoharie NY states Dr King's New Discovery always gives excellent results and his family would not be without it. GA Dykeman druggist from Dowhill NY calls it the best cough remedy, used in his family for eight years. Trial bottles free at W A Hayer Drug Store, regular size $1.00.
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D. W. Fuller
Canajohsrie
Dr. King
GA. Dykeman
Dowhill
N. Y
W. A. Hayer Drug Store
Carlton Cornwell
the Gazette
Middletown
N. J
Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
Droggis
P. P. P. Blood Care Promoted as Cure All
An early 20th century pitch promotes P. P. P. Blood Care as a universal blood purifier. It claims to remove impure blood causing Scrofula Rheumatism and other diseases and asserts numerous cures when other purifiers failed. It touts ease of use across age groups.
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P.P
Gold production climbs to record in 1904
The U S mint bureau cites a 1904 gold output of 175 million dollars up nearly 20 million from 1903 with increases led by the United States, South Africa, Australia and Rand. A French statistician projects world population near 2 705 billion by century end. An elderly soldier reports relief from chronic diarrhea using Chamberlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by W A Hayes Drugist. Ed ward Shamwork of Minneapolis touts the medicine s superiority.
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United States
Edward Shamwork
Minneapolia
Minn
W. A. Hayes
South Africa
Australia
Rann
Oxford Orphans' Friend Year of 1894 At The Asylum
The year 1894 saw only one case of serious illness and no deaths at the asylum, a note of relief and gratitude. The monazite industry grows with strong regional activity and promising prices, while Morganton and Burke County become focal points for the monazite trade with buyers and prospectors arriving. Farmers plan energetic work to improve times through hog and hominy production and debt reduction, hoping for better circulation next January. An exchange cites Maine pension disbursements as a notable currency in remote settlements.
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Oxford
Cleveland Star
Rockingham
United States
Maine
Siamese government claim sparks North Carolina interest
North Carolina native T J Cheek travels from Bangkok to answer questions from the State Department over a one million dollar claim against Siam's government. Dr M A Cheek of Orange County partnered abroad, posting funds and agreeing on 7 percent interest. teak logs and river conditions delayed profits. The piece notes the King of Siam's ill health and possible succession implications. Carlton Cornwell praises a cough remedy and its local sale.
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C J. Cheek
Orange County
M. C
Siam
Washington
Raleigh News and Observer
T. J. Cheek
Metropolitan
North Carolina
Cheek
Saan
Bangkok
M. ‘A. Cheek
Dr. Cheek
Australia
Siem
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