09 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented note describes temperance work and an annual meeting in January 1913. It references a statewide convention and a broader reform effort involving regional alliances and editor actions.
The Durham Sun reports partial totals for the 1912 election noting Wil total of 116 Tete 3 fin 150 634 while Breen is listed among candidates. The article mentions Taft with 447 electors across five states and Taft carrying two states, highlighting incomplete official results.
Fragmented text mentions gains and losses in a Piedmont district with references to Richard County. It notes trips, pipelines, and averages related to trees and breaths. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary report references a committee, a fort herd, and named individuals including Thomas P. Gore. Details are unreadable due to garbled OCR.
A brief Progressive Farmer note says several hands will raise funds before reaching the bank, noting that a pencil sketch makes the amount easy to adjust.
The damaged text mentions Sanford and Roanoke, with references to a border region, a coast or railway term, and local names like Bernie Nicholsen and Parm- His. It hints at end of year celebrations, open events, and a warmber of attendees, but the fragmentary nature prevents a clear news lead or event.
Fragmentary notice mentions Wilmington and work opportunities but lacks clear details or dates. The readable text references a path to faithfulness and a rat probability, offering little concrete information for a full summary.
Fragments describe a 19th century scene with names and places including Newark and Faber. The legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event, date, or outcome.
Jet Davis died suddenly at one o'clock in the afternoon as the result of an apoplexy attack. The event is reported with basic details and grave consequences.
Readable segments discuss EFeney TP and a non specific request for enforcement. Mentions stoves, clinkers, oxidation, digestion, and unnamed individuals Pierre Geller and Fartney in a garbled medical context.
This readable fragment references the county treasurer and prison context in North Central Ohio, noting long terms and a pardon board. It mentions the waring of able-bodied men and unspecified counts tied to two years and a prison tally.
Sparse readable fragments mention Col. GS, a home of his nephew B Ff s, and a funeral in Velidon. Names such as Margaret i Lincoln and Col. Harey appear amid garbled text with references to Kentucky and Nostunzaor.
The passage warns readers to watch for consumption symptoms and stresses early detection improves cure chances. It notes that four of five early cases may be cured, but only about one in five die despite recognition. It mentions signs like persistent cold, fever, and general weakness as potential indicators.
Fragmentary text mentions roads and streets, with references to work approvals and energy to supply fuel. Several garbled phrases obscure names and places, making specifics hard to determine. The passage hints at infrastructure work and possibly a casualty from a road project but details are unreadable.
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