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Scotland Neck The Commonwealth

Location

Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

2

Commonwealth Newspaper Delayed By Press Breakage

The Commonwealth notes late issue dated June 1 1911 due to a press breakdown. A broken part was sent to Richmond for moulding, delaying distribution at Scotland Neck North Carolina.

Commonwealth Richmond R. L Jones Scotland Neck North Carolina

Wadford's X Roads Items Reported in Nash County

In Wadford's X Roads Nash County on May 29 residents report widespread sickness with Caesar Wadford near bed rest from chills Ollie Minshew ill J W Bakers children stricken with whooping cough and Mrs J D Johnson in poor health The Salem ball team lost to Hilliardston 5 0 while crops suffer from a dry 60 day spell tobacco plans shift to cotton and a stag picnic at W S Minshews ends well Local boll weevil sightings spark concern despite uncertainty

Wadford X Roads Nash Co Caesar Wadford Ollie Minshew J. W. Baker D. J. Wadford Battleboro N.C J. D. Johnson Salem Hilliardston W. S. Minshew Jim Woodruff J.H. Wadford

Glenview News Notes From May 29 Weather And Local Events

In Glenview North Carolina on May 29 the region endures a very dry spell with poor germination of planted seed and uneven stands. Typhoid fever in Fleming children persists. Mrs A M Bloomer and Mrs George Griffith of Buffalo NY visit for family illness. A lightning strike damaged a tree and frightened livestock. Rev J W Frank conducted multiple services, officiated at a wedding for J E Ayers Jr and Rosa E K Ayers, and preached in Salem, Battleboro, and at home. Wheat suffers from drought. local residents W D Knight and J A Viverette attend to sick relatives.

Glenview N. C Fleming A. M. Bloomer George Griffith Buffalo N.Y J. W. Frank Battleboro Central Cross J. A. Whitley J. E. Ayers, Jr Jessie Harris Rosa EK. Ayers Ita

Lorimer case likely to be reopened in Senate

News from Washington reports a near unanimous Senate view that the Lorimer fraud case will be reopened. New evidence claims Lorimer gained his seat by deceit and the Chicago boss may retire to private life after the next vote. The piece notes social visits, Pierpont Spencer relatives, and various political maneuvers including reciprocity debate, post office inspector charges, and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.

Washington, D. C Senate Lorimer Chicago Southern Society J. M. Dickinson Tennessee Taft South Platt R. Spencer Jacksonville Fla Ellen Spencer Massey Washington College of Law Spencer Florida Massey Senate Committee On Finance Knute Nelson Frank J. Gould New York Richmond Petersburg Norfolk Portsmouth Richmond Railway and Power Company James Rappahanock Washington Tidewater Virginia Daniel J. Sully John Hays Hammond United States George London England Sully Hammond Arlington Peter Charles L’enfant Jusserand France Root L’enfant United States Post Office G. B. Perkins H. H. Perkins W. W. Perkins Charles Franklin A. Thomas J. J. Drew Pittsburg Congress Perkins Concern Post Office Burns Detective Agency Perkins Detective Agency House of Representatives Arizona New Mexico Tammany Hall Peter Dooley Representative Patten New York City House Pomerene Ohio Standard Oil Trust John D. Rockefeller Wm. Rockefeller H. H. Rogers Henry M. Flagler John D. Archbald Oliver H. Payne Charles H. Pratt Elkins Scott Hale de Pew Aldrich Diaz Corral Mexican Congress Francisco de la Barra John M. Harlam Supreme Court Here Alexandria Anderson Charles P. Bryan Belgium Gore Oklahoma Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Canada Charles Noble Gregory Law Department State University of Iowa Law School George Washington University Stocks and Bonds Commission Capitol Borah Idaho Panama Canal Observer

New Furniture Revived with 20 Cent Stain How-To

Worn chairs and furniture can be refinished to like new with one coat of L. and M. Var nish Stain available in mahogany oak and walnut colors. Directions on each can. Hardy Hardware Company supplies the product.

Hardy Hardware Company

Wins Fight For Life After Courageous Illness Battle

James B. Mershon of Newark recounts a long, bloody struggle with lung illness and hemorrhages. After eight months unable to work, he credits Dr King’s New Discovery for his recovery. The ad promotes a 50 cent to 1.00 price with a free trial bottle offered by E. T. Whitehead Co.

James B. Mershon Newark N. J Dr. King E. T. Whitehead Co

Death of Rufus H Shaw of Halifax County

Halifax NC May 30 The passing of Rufus H Shaw at Tarboro last week Thursday May 24 at his daughter Mrs S R Alley home leaves a vacancy in the community. He was 76 and in good health until a brain congestion after a paralytic attack at church. A staunch church member and Confederate veteran he served as a church official 53 years and was widely respected for his conservative character. He lived much of his life in Halifax county then moved to Weldon about ten years ago and later returned to Halifax town where friends remember him kindly. He leaves seven sons and daughters and his wife preceded him. The remains were laid to rest in Tarboro the day after his death. W F CoprEepGE.

Halifax N. C Rufus H. Shaw Tarboro S. R. Alley Shaw Mr. Shaw Halifax County M. E. Church Zion Weldon Halifax Town W. T. Shaw Ira G. Shaw Frank Shaw Enfield Margaret and Pattie Shaw E. L. Hollingsworth W. F. Copreepge

A Lifetime Trouble Ingram Texas Woman Seeks Relief

Mrs E M Evans of Ingram Texas writes she suffered chronic womanly trouble and bedridden weeks each month before Cardui. The advertisement claims Cardui relieves pain by addressing the cause and builds strength with a purely vegetable, mild yet certain action. The note ends by contrasting workers seeking only salary with those earning more.

Ingram Texas

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Anu J. A. Viverette Messrs. S. S G. G. Viverette Scottano Scottano Neck Jon C-Srout Arcuitect Rocky Mout N.C Representative Sulzer House Committee ‘On Foreign Affairs Senator Root Atlas and Mason’s Fruit Jar the Baltimore Story Baltimore L. Waxman J. M. Morisett Co. L H. Steinmetz Florist Raleigh, N. C Southern Homes Stieff Dixie Chas. M. Stieff L. C. Steele Mer Granby St Norfolk, Va Jamestown Ition R. V. Kitchin Scotland Neck Madry Jacksonville and Fampa Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Leany Atlantic Cops Coast Line Scotville Pla Carolina and Sons Mington
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