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Newspaper
Tarboro Southerner
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1875
Page
2
The Washington Zero notes a hiatus revival and urges repeal of the Usury Law. It argues the Supreme Court ruling on National Bank penalties favors banks, demanding legislative relief and further acts to reform usury terms.
The article notes the September start and October adjournment after 36 days with 119 members at four dollars daily, plus clerks and staff costs totaling high, arguing the economy if ordinances pass and criticizing Republican opponents for fearsome figures and party bias.
The New York World ponders Judge Settle of North Carolina and his sudden shift from rebel to radical. It notes Dayton visits by the judge and hints at a strong Democratic gain as Allen receives 1,200 votes, a historical high for the area.
Col Donan in the Sentinel O' the Sr presents a two column defense of focusing investments on heavy industries. The piece aims to persuade readers by citing figures and urging erpiuaists to read and use prods from investments to spur growth, mentioning Tarboy and related sectors as examples.
A satirical piece questions a man’s objections to being yoked with a mule and recalls a wife’s stubborn actions at home. It mocks marital grievance and hints at a trial record being sought while describing domestic quirks and humor.
A Wilmington Journal clipping honors Captain W F Avery a comrade from May 1861 to April 1905. It recalls his wartime friendship with Maj Engelhard and the gallant defense at Starpsburg where Avery was wounded. The note praises shared service, loyalty, and hopes the State preserves his memory and sacrifices.
Reader urges fall sowing of wheat to boost local flour production. Promotes keeping 750,000 pounds of spending in county and boosting land value, with wheat, bran, and stock feed locally produced. Cites savings from avoiding imports and supporting regional mills and communities.
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