Ten Billion Postage Stamps in Fiscal Year 1909 Outlook
The Post Office Department revenue from sales and stamps rises as Uncle Sam conducts production at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. Stamped envelopes and wrappers are made by a Dayton private contractor and postal cards in Rumford, Missouri, with distribution to post offices nationwide. Paper issued totals 176,974,190 dollars, up 3,967,713.97. stamped paper pieces reach 9,772,059,664, up 440,140,609. Stamps printed total 15,213,310, rising 8,510. The ten billion stamp milestone is forecast for fiscal year 1909.
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Post of
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Ensuing
Washington
Oa Private Corporation
Dayton
Rumford
Tax Sale Notice in Orange County Hillsboro 1909
Tax sale in Hillsboro for all unpaid Orange County land follows North Carolina law. Auctions Monday June 7 1909 at 12 M at the courthouse to pay taxes and costs. list includes Cheeks Keigs Cedar Grove Little River Enos and Hillsboro Townships with acres and tax figures for many named owners and estates.
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North Carolina
Court House
Hillsboro
Orange County
Cheeks Township
R. B. Lynch
F. M. Thompson Keigs
Sam Smith
John Wilson
Bewdley
Ben Jones
Nancy McAdams
Walter Tate
Dan Vincent
Ben Walker
James Walker
W. A. Ray
Cedar Grove Township
Geo. Dunnland
John Andrews
Jno
Frank W. Wilson
Haley Pool
Lambert
Hillsboro Township
J.C. Rosemord
West Co
Jerry Bain
H. B
Geo, Clark
Joe Compton
Louis and
Jerry Cain
William McPherson
Brownsville
Annie Morrow
Ed Newman
Eliza Ruffin
Lafayette Richmond
Monroe Ray
Job Strayhorn
Mag Snipes
Browns- Wilson -White
Sam Whitted
Louis Wilson
J. A. Thompson
Turner
Mary Thompson
Mary Umpstead
Ben White
Weapoe
Henry Wilson
Mars Hill
B. D. Webb
Fannie Young
John McPherson
S. Ww. Andrews
Travelers welcomed as Asheville hosts 20th convention
Governor Kitchin and Locke Craig address the Travelers Protective Association in Asheville as delegates and 40,000 members arrive. A grand parade of two military bands, officials, and Knights of Pythias winds through town to the auditorium where the convention hall fills.
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Kitchin
Locke Craig
Asheville
Protective Association of America
Campbell
Marshal Stkeleather
Arbitration Invoked In Georgia Railroad Labor Dispute
Atlanta dispute between Georgia Railroad officials and the Brotherhood of Firemen has invoked Erdman law arbitration. Commissioner Neill and ICc Knapp agreed to appoint two arbitrators who will choose a third, with binding decision. The core issue concerns retention of Black workers and recent promotions being canceled.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Brotherhood of Firemen
Neill
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Messrs. Neill
Notre Dame honors Salisbury writer with Laetdre medal
Mrs Frances Christian Fisher Tiernan of Salisbury, known as Christian Reid, received the Laetdre medal from the University of Notre Dame for arts and letters. The ceremony took place Monday afternoon at St Marys College Belmont with a large crowd of friends and students present.
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Belmont
N. C
University of Notre Dame
Frances Christian Fisher Tiernan
Salisbury
Christian Reid
St. Mary’s College, Belmont
Ex-Congressman Cobp Dies in St Louis Memo
NEWLY GLEANINGS reports ex congressman Seth W Cobp dies at St Louis. Blue laws not enforced at Coney Island. British Dreadnoughts will mount twelve inch guns. George Meredith memorial at Westminster Abbey. Military mass at Brooklyn Navy Yard draws crowds. Riots at Pere Lachaise injure many police and socialists in Paris. A Z Drew sentenced to two years in Stillwater for bank involvement. Park Commissioner Smith seeks more officers to guard parks. Hartridge spends 40000 to head off Thaw scandal. Anarchists meeting disrupted by Walsh and forty cops. Emma Goldman halted. European lotteries use mail order to trap NY dollars. Taft compiling tariff data to review the tariff bill. Force admits his car, driven by Darragh, killed Ingvaard Trimble.
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Seth W. Cobp
St. Louis
Coney Island
George Meredith
Westminster Abbey
London
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pere Lachaise
Paris
A. Z. Drew
State Bank of
New York
Taft
New York City
Charles L. Force
Wall Street
William Darragh
Ingvaard Trimble
Ways to Serve Apples From a New York Telegram
The article describes several fruit dessert ideas using apples. It outlines an apple corer dish topped with whipped cream or stiff egg white, apple toast with hot sweetened sauce, and variations using dried fruits or stewed peaches. It emphasizes serving in pretty dishes with light sauces and quick preparation.
Historic Scene Re Enacted At North State Happenings
Charlotte observers witnessed a staged reenactment of the 1771 Cabarrus Black Boys powder plot as two wagons and a rifle attack depicted the historic event. Nine military youths captured guards, unloaded powder, and a blast scorched the leader’s face, triggering rumors of an explosion and even a phantom attack on the President. The piece parallels Wheeler's History of North Carolina.
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Charlotte
Charleston
S. C
Tryon
Alamance
Cabarrus Black Boys
Wheeler
North Carolina
Black Boys
Woman Killed as Husband Linked in Postmortem
A postmortem in Kibler Patrick County Virginia revealed Mrs. Hayton was murdered rather than dying of natural causes. Authorities consider her husband and an intensely infatuated woman as prime suspects though securing a conviction may be difficult. A brutal crime with strong guilt indicators is noted.
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Airy
Hayton
Kibler
Patricks County
Pineview school votes local tax in McNeill township
Carthage Special. Pineview school has just voted a local tax. It is the seventh and last white school in McNeill township to adopt the tax. A colored district with no white voters adopted local tax last year. Keyser in Sand Hill township also voted local tax last Saturday, making sixteen local tax districts in Moore county.
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Creedmore
Statesville
David Creedmore
Tom Moore
Anderson Gaither
Gaither
Carthage
Pineview
McNeill Township
Keyser
Sand Hill Township
Moore County
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