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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
The Nashville Graphic urges citizen effort over editorials, noting town reports on school and electric plant show receipts and expenditures. It argues real progress needs concerted local action rather than reliance on a single promoter.
The Halifax county Unit of the F E and C U of A meets to organize four districts Crowell Draper Hawkins Quankee Ny with district rallies held around mid July August September and October. The County Secretary must summon district delegates 20 days before each rally to form a committee and arrange events including dinner and treasury details. Amended and adopted June 16 1911 by H S Harrison president and G R Bennett secretary treasurer.
June 20 Bens ROM Palmax. Civilians report Mrs. Ira G. Shaw ill with fever for weeks and Miss Howerton's condition improved after hospital trip. Friends note chills and illness afflicting many in the town, with overall health usually good. Several locals visit kin and travel for errands as names from Weldon and Scotland Neck appear.
The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts announces its opening for another year on September 7. It has grown in numbers and usefulness, enrolling 630 students last year, with graduates playing a leading role in the state's industrial life and enjoying strong salary demand. Young men seeking success in industrial occupations are urged to consider this education.
Mrs Mary A Van Dyke of Deskins Virginia writes of long lasting female troubles and weakness. She reports relief after using Cardui the woman’s tonic and urges others to try it as druggists stock the remedy.
Seventeen years ago few knew of a foot powder. Today Allen's Foot-Ease is proclaimed a clean antiseptic powder that cures while you walk. Over 20050 testimonials claim relief from sore feet, friction and blisters, with claims of stockings saved and daily use guaranteed. Sample and prices offered by Allen S Olmsted of LeRoy New York.
The Cameron County staple bale raised by Ernest Matz arrived on the Houston cotton exchange on June 12, weighing 493 pounds and selling for 1015 dollars at 2.0524 dollars per pound. This first bale of the new season, classified strict middling, was moved partly by special train amid other first bales en route.
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