Hillsboro Notices and Local News Summary
The Orange County Observer reports on local happenings in Hillsboro including court sessions, church and funeral services, and road improvements. It notes visits by Bishop Cheshire, Mrs. Joyner’s funeral at Franklinton, a county commission meeting, and area residents traveling to Baltimore and New York for millinery purchases. Also advertised are Bruce remedies and a local doctor’s药.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Hillsboro
Arlena Cates
Thomas Loyd
Chapel Till
penWit
W. A. Hayes
Jesse Miller
Thomas A. Corbin
Weston
T. UC. Joyner
Franklinton
Joyner
Gee. A Durham
Cuas L. Smith
D. C. Parks
Winston-Salem
A. Hayes
Drugg
Janet
Mer
Alan Browning
Hilsiore
Pleasant Green Church
Board of County Commissioners
McAdams
Browning
Harry L. Paris
Rate Legislation Debate and Public Opinion Reflection
Senator John W. Graham of North Carolina discusses the maximum railway rate bill during a North Carolina General Assembly special session. He argues limits on state regulation, critiques the older act, and urges safeguarding travelers’ interests while favoring basic principles over pressure from opinion. Ex Judge A W. Graham of Oxford named receiver for Jonesboro mills. Kagenia and Clark cotton mills with 125,000 spindles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
John W. Graham
North Carolina
General Assembly
Graham
Supreme Court
Grahar
Shorter Island
General Assembly of
A W. Graham
Oxford
Kagenia
Clark Cotton Mills
Jonesboro
Auction Notice of Orange County Land Sale March 9 1908
Public auction to sell two tracts of land in Orange County on Collins Creek. Trustee C J Cooper, under M F Crawford et al, deed recorded in Orange County. Sale at 12 noon March 9 1908 at Hillsboro courthouse. Cash terms. Rose & Rose attorneys. Info via S M Gattis Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Crawford
C. J. Cooper
Register of Deeds
Orange County
Ehillsboro
N. C
McLock m
Collins Creek
Wim. Manor
H. J. Stone
Mt. Willems
Jones Ferry
Haw River
Stone
Manor
D. Faust
John Crawtorn
Said Creek
Aaron Edwards
John F. Crawford
Rose & Rose
Fayetteville
S. M. Gattis
Esa
Hillsboro
Edmund Strudwick
Edmund — Strudwick
Warren Strudwick
S. Read
W. W. Read
Henry N. Read
Susan Read
Howard Read
Ralph A. Cram
Elizabeth
Marla Read
William Read
Read
Isaac Read
Nash Read
John A. Read
Greer
Hallie Grey
Ki. S. Nash
Fred J. Nash
Mary E. Nash
Shepard Nash
Annie
D. H. Hamilton
Superior Court
Susan C. Pope
Alice B. Montgomery
Office of Register of Deeds
Court House
Cellar Grove Township
D. S. Parker
Thomas Jordan
Riley Place
Cane Creek
Abingham Township
David Roach
Strudwick
William Thompson
John Cates
Roach
Henry C. Thompson
Felina A. Thompson
Efland
Chapal Hill
Sale County Court House
Pilleboro
Ernest Haywood
Raleigh
Jamie A. Hodge Smith
Agnes K. Hodge Mitchell
Ernest Haywoup
The Clansman Tour to North and South Carolina
The article lists the farewell tour of The Clansman by Thomas Dixon Jr with dates and cities across the Carolinas from Charleston to Asheville. It notes this is the last South visit before a world tour starting in London and gives ticket prices and ordering details. It also covers a Postmaster General order about subscriptions, a note on holiday health, and thanks to Senator John W. Graham for his rail rate speech.
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Chapel Hill
Cole
Chapel ii
Robert Davis
Bob
Fire Clanewao
North
South Carolina
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Old North
Carolinas
Charleston
Florence
Alene
Goldshiro
Rocky Mount
London
England
Postmaster General
Shriever
W. A. Hayes
John W. Graham
Alamance
Caswell
Durham
Orange
Graham
Administrator notices payment and claims for estate
The administrator B. H. McKee announces as the late IH C. McKee estate admin. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants must present properly authenticated claims by February 18, 1909 or be barred. Dated February 18, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IH. C. McKee
B. LH. McK" E
William T. Tate
W. B. Sellars
Local Health News and Infrastructure Update
Mr Raffin improves after serious illness following a dangerous digestive attack. Family and regional doctors including Dr McNider, Dr Sterling Raffin, Dr Mebane and Dr Jones attended. Also reported are a millinery buying trip, Mrs Henry Roberts death from pneumonia, and completion of a steel Morgan's Creek bridge at Purefoy mill with praise for county road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeAtvey J. Kurrin Iverovine
Allen J. Raffin
McNider
Chapel Hil
Sterling Raffin
Washington, DC
John Harrison
Atlama
Ruffin
Sterting Roffin
Petersburg
J. Ht. Roffin
Roanoke
Radin
Josephine Forrest
Henry Roberts
Thomas C Roberts
Little River Township
Roberts
Purefoy
J. F. McAdams
Board of County Commissioners
Macsadam
Chapel Hill News
Last Call for Town Taxes and Paint Ad Notice
This item combines a tax collection warning for 1907 unpaid Town Taxes with an advertisement for L I M Paint by H W and J C Webb agents. It touts linseed oil binder zinc white lead pigments and claims quick mixing and a high price per gallon. Tax collector A J Gordon issues the demand to pay now to avoid collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W
Hillsboro
A. J. Gordon
Notice to Debtors and State Democratic Meeting
Notice to debtors seeking payment to James Webb Jr and Bro from those indebted. Call at the office to settle accounts. The State Democratic Executive Committee will meet in the Senate chamber at Ra ug ht at 6 stock p m March 11 to call the State Convention and conduct business. Signed by H Chathan chairman and Alexie Field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Webb
State Democratic Executive Committee
Senate
Raugh
H. Chathan
Uhbairman
Alexie Field
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N. O
Kennedy
Tugs St
Mune
Duekien
W. A Hayes
County Observer
Dre
Bougut
STATE
Clansman
J. F. Turner
Levy
Cedar Grove
White Cross
University
Yours Truly
Sree
Superior Cort
H.S. Bradshaw
Cening Castoria
Durham-Parish Company
Foley
Foley & Company
Chicago
Paul C. Graham
Beauau & Graham
Attorneys-At-Law
Hillsboro, N. C
Alamance, Durham, Granville, Person and
Alice H. Montgomery
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