Bryan is the coming man he is coming home
Hillsborough North Carolina Obswurger reports both houses of Congress adjourned at 10 o clock Saturday night June 30 marking the first time in government history the fiscal year closed with adjournment. A Greensboro dispatch notes Judge Spencer B Adams is favored to become Chairman of the State Republican Executive Committee at the Greensboro State Convention on July 10 with nearly half the counties already voting for him.
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Congress
Spencer B. Adams
Greensboro
Tragic Fintsa and a Rescue by Dr King’s New Discovery
A neglected leak in a great North Sea dyke caused havoc in Holland while in Maine Kenneth Molver narrowly survived after a dreaded cold. He praises Dr King’s New Discovery which three doctors had given up on. The remedy is sold at W A Hayes Drugstore with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a trial bottle offered.
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North Sea
Holland
Kenneth Molver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Oklahoma Admitted As State Adds Star To Flag
The 4th of July will see new national flag stars for Oklahoma's admission as a state. Oklahoma blends Territory and Indian Territory into one state of about one million people. It covers 70,430 square miles, similar in size to Georgia, with rich agricultural and mineral resources. The population includes about 67,000 Native Americans and Todians, totaling roughly seven percent of the state’s population, amid debates on white supremacy.
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Charlotte Observer
Oklahoma
Okla‘homa
Indian Territory
Congress
Georgia
Bowel Remedies Told For Children In Summer
A medical note urges prompt care for children with summer bowel disorders and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine to control abnormal looseness. Sold by W. A. Hayes, druggist.
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W. A. Hayes
Statesville Landmark denial of post office fine report
The Newton Enterprise reports no post office order imposing a $200 fine for opening misdelivered mail. Newspapers had spread the claim that any person opening the wrong letter could be fined. The outlet found no basis for the tale.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
Newton Enterprise
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup advertisement promotes bowels
A vintage ad proclaims Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar as a cure all for colds and coughs. It claims to act on the bowels to drive out the cold, clear the head, relieve coughs, and cleanse the mucous membranes of the throat chest lungs and bronchial tubes. Sold by Reynolds and Walker.
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Reynolds & Walker
Nation's security rests on citizen integrity and virtue
The statement asserts that national strength depends on the intelligence and virtue of the people and their love of equity, arguing that only a populace rising in these traits will elevate the nation’s power.
Durham & Southern Railway Opens Quick Seacoast Link
The Durham & Southern Railway offers an easy rail trip to Wilmington Wrightsville Beach and the coast, with weekend tickets now available. The nearby link brings Durham and Wilmington closer for commerce and social visits, inviting Wilmingtonians and seacoast residents to come up for a day or week.
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Durham Sea
Durham & Southern Railway
Wilmington
Seacoast
Wrightsville
Caroling Beach
Durham
Savep Hrs Comradt's LIFE
While returning from the Grand Army Encampment at Washington City a comrade from Elgin Illinois was taken ill with cholera morbus and was in critical condition I gave him Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved his life I have used the remedy in immigration work for ten years and have carried it for many occasions Sold by W A Hayes Druggist
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Grand Army
Washington City
Elgin
E. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
Buuler criticized over Senate bid in North Carolina
The Durham Herald comments on Mr Buuler's possible return to the Senate, noting that his chances are doubtful and that his plan shows poor judgment even amid hostile opinions. The piece reflects local political sentiment and questions his strategic sense for another run.
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Durham Herald
Buuler
Senate
North Carolina
North Carolina Farmers Convention Dates Set at A and M College
The third annual North Carolina State Farmers Convention will be held July 10 to 12 at the A and M College in Raleigh. The event promises an instructive and practical program for attendees.
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A. & M. College
Raleigh
N. C
Public Building Funds Highlighted in North Carolina
An old news snippet notes Congress has allocated 237500 dollars for North Carolina public buildings while a local ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea and Pine pills. The Pine pills claim to cleanse kidneys and bladder, relieve backache, and improve health, sold by Reynolds & Walker.
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Congress
North Carolina
Reynolds & Walker
Weekly Hillsboro Market Report Highlights Local Prices
The Hillsboro market lists prices for farm goods including wheat at about 1.00 per bushel, corn 60 cents, oats 40 cents, meal 70 cents, pork eight cents per pound, bacon 10 to 15 cents, flour 5 to 6 dollars per barrel, butter 29 cents per pound, eggs 17 1 2 cents per dozen, peas 1.25 per bushel, beans 1.06 to 1.50, dry hides 4 to 10 cents, chickens 10 to 40 cents each, live Geese feathers 40 cents per pound, washed wool 25 to 35 cents, unwashed 15 to 20 cents, coffee 10 to 20 cents, sugar 5 to 6 cents. All country produce in good demand.
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College Courses
The catalog lists Literary Classical Scientific Pedagogical Commercial Domestic Science Manual Training and Music courses with three degree paths and special graduate courses. Annual costs total 170 dollars with 125 dollars for free tuition. dormitory board available. The fifteenth session begins September 1906. applications for free tuition dormitory admission due by July 15. Correspondence invited to Charles D. McIver, President, Greensboro, N.C.
ManZan Piles Remedy Promoted with Tubed Applicator
The ad claims Mr Bryan remains the same man though changed by growth and cites a divine solution to the silver question. It touts ManZan in collapsible tubes with a nozzle for internal application to piles and urges readers to try it. The State Agricultural Department sends experts across North Carolina to collect exhibits bound for New England.
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The
State Agricultural Department
North Carolina
New England
Modest Claims Ortgn Carry THE Most ConvicTION
An old advertorial note compares Maxim and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It asserts the product can positively cure diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains with user statements backing claims. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
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Maxim
W. A. Hayes
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad by W A Hayes
An old-time advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal remedy. It claims to bring laughter, dry tears, cure discomforts, and drive away fears, selling tea or tablets for 35 cents from W A Hayes.
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Hollister
W. A Hayes
Foreclosure Notice on Orange County Land Sale
Orange County Sheriff sold land in Chapel Hill Township for 1904 taxes. William R. Lloyd, acting as bidder, demands payment of taxes and costs by September 4, 1906 or title will be claimed. Notice dated June 25, 1905.
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Elizabeth May Paris
Court of
Orange County
Court House
Hillsborr
North
Caro
W. G. Ae
Cranstorty
Bingham ‘Township
Chapel Hill Road
Ng R. C. Everett Commissup
Tax claim notice to Fred Patterson dated June 25 1906
A notice issued to Fred Patterson requests payment of 1904 taxes and all costs, with a deadline on or before September 4. The document is dated June 25, 1906 and signed by WM. RK. LLOYD.
Land Sale Notice In Chapel Hill Township 1905 1906
A land sale notice indicates property in Chapel Hill Township was sold on the fourth day of September 1905 with the sale completed by the twenty fifth day of June 1906 to George Snipes. The fragment confirms dates and recipient but lacks full context or details of the action and authority.
Notice to James Snipes 1905 Due and Transfer
On this 25th day of June 1906 WM. R. Lloyd acknowledges a due from James Snipes for 1905 and transfers responsibility.
Land Tax Sale Notice to William Allen in Chapel Hill
On the fourth day of September 1995 William Allen is notified that land in Chapel Hill Township was sold for unpaid taxes and costs. The notice states intent to claim title to the land if payment is not made by September 4, 1906, dated June 24, 1906 by WM R Lloyd.
Notice to Charles Allen on land title claim
On the fourth day of September 1903 the land cost was stated and the holder warns that on or before September 4, 1906 the claimant will pursue title to the land. Dated this second day of June, 1906.
Land notice to Charles Brewer dated September 4 1505
A land notice is addressed to Charles Brewer stating the date September 4 1505. The fragment notes ownership or claim related to land but lacks further details on location boundaries or actions required.
Durham Board to Conduct City Census and Suburbs Survey
The Board of Aldermen of Durham plans a complete census of the city soon, with additional counts in East and West Durham and other suburbs to furnish city proper figures and an overall settlement census.
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City of
Durham
82 Year Old Says Electric Bitters Keep Her Young
Mrs. KE. H. Bracson of Daublin Ga proclaims she feels young at 82 and credits Electric Bitters for vitality. The tonic is advertised to cure dyspepsia liver trouble kidney inflammation and chronic constipation with guaranteed results by W A Hayes Druggist at a small price.
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KE. H. Bracson
Daublin
W- A. Hayes
Durham News Seldom Quiet as City Hums With Activity
The Winston Sentinel notes Durham rarely rests with new happenings in the town. The dull day still carries a sense of ongoing motion and local energy.
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Winston Sentinel
Durham
Chamberlains Salve praised for chronic sores and sore nipples
The old salve is touted as the best dressing for chronic sores and is especially valuable for keeping sores in good condition. It is described as having no superior for sore nipples and is sold by W. A. Hayes, Druggist.
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Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
Birth in Pittsburg Prompts Odd Tale of Two Tongues
A sensational note records a baby born in Pittsburg with two tongues described as female in a dismissive misreport. The item then shifts to an advertisement for King's Dyspepsia Tablets sold by Reynolds & Welker, and ends with a legal notice asserting claimant title to land if unsettled by September 4, 1906, dated June 25, 1906.
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Pittsburg
Reynolds & Welker
Tax Settlement Notice for Green McDade Bidder
As the hist and highest bidder you are urged to come forward and settle taxes owed on or before the 25th day of June 1908. The notice references tax payments and demands resolution by the stated deadline.
Notice to Thomas W. Neville Regarding Proceedings
You are hereby notified that on the specified date, action was initiated against you. Details of the case, the issuing authority, and the deadline to respond are described in the accompanying documents. Respond by the stated deadline to protect your rights and avoid further legal steps.
Claim to land lands by September 4 1906 notice
TO THOMAS L. McDADE costs on or before September 4 1906 will claim title to said land.
Sheriff’s Tax Sale Notice in Orange County Ohio
In Bingham Township Orange County a tract was sold for 1904 taxes and bid to the claimant as highest bidder. If Thomas A. Clark does not settle the taxes and costs by September 4, 1906, the claimant will claim title to the land. Dated June 25, 1906. WM. R. LLOYd
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North Carolina
Orange County
Bingham Township
Thomas A. Clark
WM. R. Lloyv
Tax sale notice to Chesley Moore heirs Hillsboro land
On September 4, 1905 the land in Hillsboro Township of Mary Cape was sold by the Orange County Sheriff for 1904 taxes and bid in by the claimant WM R Lloyd. If not settled with all costs by September 4, 1906, J EK Faucette claims title to the land.
Greensboro widow Caninggim dies after June 28
In Greensboro a notice reports the death of Lucy Caninggim widow of the late Rev J A Caninggim at her home on Thursday morning June 28. The piece also promotes Dade’s Little Liver Pills as a remedy for biliousness headaches and purging in a separate ad-like paragraph.
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Mia
Lucy Caninggim
Rev. J. A Caninggim
Greensboro
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Hillsborough, N. C
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Bryan
Statesville
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Savep
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Hillsboro
Ol Market Report
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
Charles D. McIver
Greensboro, N
Chapel Hill Township
Fred Weaver
WM. R. Lloyd
Fred Patterson
WM. RK. Lloyd
George Snipes
Chapel Hill ‘Township
James Snipes
WM. R, Lloyd
William Allen
Charles Allen
Charles Brewer
Charlotte News
Vosts, &c
Green McDade
Thomas W. Neville
Thomas L. McDade
Chesley Moore
Okange County
Hillsboro Township
Mary Cape
J. EK
Faucelte
Democratic Party of
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Barkieee
Dade
Phyooo
Droggist
Calvin R. Parish
Charles A Whitaker
David M. Pender
Martha Copley
Vcascielah Shepard
All Newsdealers
Munn & Co
Seioroneny
New York
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Washington, D
Foutz
W 4. Hayes
Weas
Nash
Attorney-At-L
Hillsboro, N
Dr. Ofive
Strada
Ar-Y
W. Graham
Paul Goog
Graham & Graham
Attorneys-At
Granville
Persey
Attorney-At-Lay
Oxford
N. O
Supreme Court
Spurgeon
Churton Sty
John W. Grabmsayy
Otr
Gaither Collins
FP Weeny As
Paltinor
AL Hayes
Pine-Use Medicine CO
Sallie Turner
Sail
Joan W. Graalay
Ars
North Canoniss S ‘ Orange Cout
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