Roanoke Rapids Herald 1914 liquor crackdown and civic notice
Local Roanoke Rapids item notes that four gill bottles of whiskey reached Roanoke Junction last Friday as part of liquor traffic suppression. It urges readers to keep up the effort and reminds readers of submission rules for notices and cards of thanks. The piece discusses cotton bag substitutes by Rosemary Mtg. Co. and Patterson Mills to aid the cotton market, and urges registration before the deadline for the next election.
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Roanoke Rapids Seaboard Service Criticized By City Leaders
Town officials led by Chief Baird and A L Clark press for improved Seaboard Air Line rail service at Roanoke Rapids. They cite unsafe waiting rooms, late trains, missed information, and a pneumonia lawsuit as proof the railroad must be forced to upgrade facilities and schedules. The Board of Trade plans action with the State Corporation Commission to secure better passenger and freight service.
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