Roosevelts sought for Raleigh fair opening and state talks
The Raleigh Journal reports chartered unions in Union County funding two local firms A W Heath's Sons and Marshville Warehouse Company to develop estates and store cotton. It notes opening of Raleigh city market, Roosevelt visit talks, and local politics including a school disturbance case, ptomaine poisoning outbreaks, and a Wake County Progressives Republicans unity effort with contest over a register of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, Ort
Ind
Union County
A.W. Heath
Waxhaw
W. C. Heath
A.C. Heath
C. 5
Massey
Develo
A. W. Heath
Valeo
Mecklenurs
North Carolina
Lancaster
York
South Carolina
Marshville Warehure Company
Marshville
C. B. Covington
P.P. Peyton
Joseph B. Pogue
Roosevelt
Breal
Nooverell
Nita
Veter Jeffrey
Raleigh
Albert Root
Washington School
Wilson
Knightdale
Wake County
Register of Deeds
Arch J. Woods
Wm. Sawyer
Woods
Austin Cason
Monroe
Talking Advertising vs Mail Order Houses in 1909
A 1909 American Press Association interview stresses fair, price competitive local advertising over boycotts to combat mail order houses. It urges merchants to publish prices, consider transportation costs, and promote loyalty through honest, low prices to build towns.
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Brown
Renewal Notice for The Journal Subscription
The label on your paper instructs prompt renewal. If not prepaid, the Journal cannot be sent twice weekly for a dollar a year. Pay promptly to avoid interruption.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy touted for skin diseases
An advertisement touts Mrs Joe Person's Remedy as a cure for skin diseases and blood purification. It cites a farm example from Ahoskie North Carolina where two bottles cured a child after doctors failed. The promo urges purchasing the large bottle for one dollar and recommends Mrs Joe Persons Wash for sores and inflamed surfaces especially for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Person
N. W. Winto
Ahoskie
Joe Persons
Remedy Salen Corporation
Clarlotte
N. C
Notice of Administration and Lime for Farmers
This notice states J. A. Pressley has qualified as administrator of Alfred Hess's estate in Vance township, with a claim deadline of September 25, 1915. It also offers ground lime rock to farmers at 3.50 per ton delivered from the cars, urging carload orders and ahead notifications to simplify unloading and save handling. Crow Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hess
Vance Township
J. A. Pressley
Crow Bros
Journal Twice a Week Valued At One Dollar Yearly
A North Carolina weekly defends its twice weekly publication price, urges prompt advance payments, and warns subscribers who are behind on dues. It emphasizes value, cleanliness, and service while promising to drop nonpaying readers after due notices.
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Journal
Union County
North Carolina
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Anagement Tryins
Servie Hine
Pood
Union County Corporations
Rocus
Raleigh City Market
Fayetteville Street
James {. Johnson
Raleieh
Webb
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolin
Bengal Lancers
London
Baltimore Sun
Marseilles
PRICE
English Drug CO
The
Old Reliable Drug Store
Monroe, N.C
Invincible
Derso
Henderson Roller Mills
Monroe, N. C
Henry Herbert Huff
American Press Association
Mystery
Times
REX Theatre
Taylor
J. Russo & Co
McKinnon Building
Ladies’ Taylors
Charlotte, N. C
Corner
Tryon St
H. B. Havely
C. E
Belk-Bunday
R. L. Payne
Monro
Postoffice
Union Drug Co
Paris
New York
McCall
Fashion Publications
McCall Book of Fashions
LEE & Lee CO
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