Road Congress Debates Road Tax and Convict Labor
At the Road Congress in Raleigh on January 19, delegates adopt plans to fund public roads by taxation and convict labor, with counties to receive funds based on road work. Proposals call for engineers, county road crews, and machinery to oversee improvements, and for legislation on jail labor and statewide road systems.
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D Usain
Eta Cation
Treere
Dagrseonent
Deat
Dambood Tweed
Orang
Educadon
Norwood
Orange
WO & Worr. Co
Phaiante
Anviela
Boards of Couny
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An old time drugstore ad touts a patent remedy promising free cure for many horse ailments and human pains. It claims conclusive results with one bottle of product sold by W. A. Hayes, a Hillsboro druggist, and promises big savings.
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Kong
Wooal Mayes
W. A. Hayes
Deoggist
Hilsboro
Health update on Senator Vance from Major Stedman
Major Charles M. Stedman reports to the A Lee He Company that in Washington he spoke with United States Senator ZB Vance and found him in good health. He notes Vance’s illness in recent months has improved, describing it as a notable recovery.
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Charles M. Stedman
A-Lee
Washington
United States
ZB Vance
Vance
Stedman
Greetshore
AW Gratam
A. Williama
Wes
MF Willams
Justice Lamar dies in Macon and obituaries noted
The article reports Justice Lamar of the U S Supreme Court died in Macon Georgia on a Monday night in the sixth year of his age. It also includes obituaries and notices such as the death of Joseph Arthur Pars and various health product advertisements.
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L QC Lamar
U S. Supreme Court
Macon
Behop Philip Brooks
Boston
Theis
North Carolina News and Weather Across The State
The Board of Aldermen seeks an extension of Raleigh city limits by a quarter mile in all directions. Morehead City reports remarkable winter fishing with 10,000 pounds in a deep-water haul and over 100,000 pounds shipped by train. Partridge flocks decline due to freeze, hunters, and predators, raising protection concerns. Salisbury Herald notes a striking Yadkin River ice gorge forming after a catfish sighting near the Point, with crowds visiting daily to view the unusual ice buildup seen in sixty years.
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Morehead City
Georgia
South Carolina
Charlotte
Salisbury
Woc Fiarey
Cbs
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Panty
N.C
Hille Saroam N. Co
Lotward Steplees
Reterfi
Baek Looving
Joseph Dyckland
Pegeras
Tex
Eigen
North Carolina
Edo
Coutsruas Dinan KS
Dbaphreys
Adabrag
Liualehera
Nerv
Joseph Arthur Pars
J. A. Harris
Joe
Mathews
Ogiery
Bern
Wao
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Freday
Judieit di Uriel
Sivmons
Washington City
Walter Wheeer
Washmeton Mills
Teewrence
Mass
Dar
Diuegist
Neth
Carolin
Chiago
Mesor
Willington
Moes
Charles Pres
Salsours
Noud Vision
Taxi
Eork
Mrla Deine Wimington
Doun
Robert R. Coten
Falta
Chicago
Laly
Robert 2. Cotten
North Carolina News
Board of Aldermen
Raligh
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
U.S
Jons
Graham
Uillsboro, N.C
Alamance
Caswel
Durham
Guilford Porson and
Attorney-At-Law
Oxforv, N.C
Gradville
Person
Asc Spraynorn
Itiu L3boko
Claren Wii
Derham
Chatham
Federal Court
Chapel Hl
Wester D. Turner
Aipen Pern
Attourney
Lislshore
Hanry Richars
Beuo Sunar
PPP
Illama
Lippman's Block
Savannah
W. A. Heayos
the New
Peterson Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Lady’ S Magazine of
Peterson
Edgar Fawcett
Octave Thanet
Frank Lee Benedict
Rachel Carew
Jeenastte H. Walworth
Lillie B. Chase Wyman
Madeline S. Bridges
Adéseso
Peterson Magazine CO
South Third Street
Philadelphia
Lippman Brcs
Tengglets
Liovman'e Rieck, Savaks Ah, GA
W. A Hares
Ares
Humphreys
Prion
Bom
Maneas
Wien
Hayes
State Chronicle
Teleaie
United Press
T. K. Jernigan
R.W. Lie
Jones
Jones CY
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