Small Town Notes on Sets of Ideas in 1915 Scotland Neck
The Commonwealth column reflects on local life in Scotland Neck North Carolina in June 1915. It criticizes lax vagrant law enforcement comments on cotton farming and notes a clash over women notaries with suffrage context. It includes hostile racial stereotypes about Black residents and suggests rough remedies for county road repairs.
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Commonwealth
Jack Johnson
State Health Board Plans Limited Anti Typhoid Campaigns
The State Board of Health will run six week anti typhoid campaigns starting June 15 in a few counties that pledge strong cooperation. Free dispensaries will operate in six regions with weekly visits, three immunization injections one week apart. Costs are shared, with the state bearing most, while benefits include reduced typhoid cases and deaths for years. Interested counties may write the State Board of Health for details.
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State Board of Health
Summer coaching classes announced for grade improvement
Miss Eleanor Smith and Miss Cornelia Josey announce six week summer coaching at the graded school starting the first Monday in July. The term costs 5 dollars per student. For more information see Miss Smith or Miss Josey.
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Eleanor Smith
Cornelia Josey
Water Supply in St. Lawrence Basin Study Cited
An 1913 report by the United States Geographical Survey titled Surface Water Supply of St. Lawrence River Basin lists river measurements from streams feeding the system via Lake Champlain and the Richelieu. It notes issues over Niagara power diversion and Chicago’s Lake Michigan drainage, stressing the need for accurate tributary data to resolve international questions.
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St. Lawrence
United States Geographical Survey
St. Lawrence River Basin
C. C. Covert
W. G. Hoyt
St. Lawrence River
Champlain
Richelieu
New York
Vermont
Niagara
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Illinois River
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Lakes Huron
Erie
Great Lakes
United States
Telegraph and Telephone Reach Global Scale in American Leadership
A patriotic overview praises the telegraph and telephone as modern universal public servants born in America. It highlights U S dominance in telephone ownership, investment, and usage with figures for global reach and mileage, emphasizing invention and organization as American strengths.
U S Geological Survey Releases Regional Stream Volumes Report
Annual volumes cover measurements on principal St. Lawrence basin streams. Work conducted in Minnesota, New York and Vermont in cooperation with state authorities. A copy of the report may be obtained by application to the Director, U S Geological Survey, Washington D C.
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St. Lawrence Basin
Minnesota
New York
Vermont
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
L. & M. Lemmi Mixed Real Paint Advertised
For thirty five years the L. and M. Lemmi-Mixed Real Paints have served the United States and South America under various climates proving durability and value. See ad on the other page showing how property owners can make their own paint and save sixty cents a gallon. Longman and Martinez, Paint Makers, New York.
Change of Ownership Notice for Palmyra Store
From this date the store of N B Ausbon has changed ownership to E R Ausbon at Palmyra Halifax County North Carolina Any business transactions after this notice should be with FE R Ausbon May 6 1915.
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N. B. Ausbon
E. R. Ausbon
Palmyra
Halifax County
North Carolina
FE. R. Ausbon
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Gardner
Supreme Court
England
North Sea
Germany 2
Cleo Vaughan
the St. Lawrence Basin
Europe
Countries
Hardy Hardware Company
Hardware Hustlers
Scotland Neck, N. C
Citizen of
Scotland Neck and Vicinity
Fresh Fish Daily
E. A. Allsbrook
The
Junk Man
Georgia
Kodak Time
Eastman Kodaks
Whitehead
Rexall
Royster
F. S. Royster Guano Company
Norfolk, Va
Spartanburg, C
Charlotte, N.C
Atlanta, Ga
Montgomery, Ala
Tarboro, N. C
Macon
Baltimore, Md
Columbia, S
Columbus, Ga
Magnetone
Overland
United Sty
G. C. Weeks
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