06 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
1
An unclear affidavit fragment from Mrs. Alva Baxter of Orange Texas describes severe pains and a series of complications. The text notes Swamp-Root as a remedy and references a notary public J Ball, without full context or dates.
The Commonwealth's Great Auto and Prize Contest enters a critical closing phase with sharper standings, warnings to workers over waiters, and urging rapid subscription drives. District notices highlight rescues and local scouts, while readers are urged to push hard for votes before the final November 25 deadline.
Fragmentary notes indicate AN. DUBOIS Textile and Office and others seek evaluation and added analysis. The readable text mentions various firms and unspecified metrics, with emphasis on assessment and potential collaboration.
The postoffice relocated Friday evening to a new two story building on Main Street beside the Inters & Commercial Bank. Built by A Paul Kitchin, the facility features modern furnishings and aims to be as complete as any state post office. Elizabeth Hill succeeds her late father Captain A B Hill as postmistress, with receipts rising from 3045.09 to 5757.18 in a decade, and staff praised for prompt service.
Chapel Hill reports 87 percent registration at the State University, with over 100 more students than ever before and more than 90 percent of enrollees from North Carolina across 89 counties. The debating union plans a statewide referendum discussion and a new $50,000 dining hall is under construction on Gore residence site. Upcoming football trips include Carolina games against Georgia, Washington and Lee, and Virginia.
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