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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1892

Page

3

State News From Turpentine to Cotton in North Carolina

A long, garbled notice compiles state items: farmers in Cumberland and other counties aiming to boost tobacco and corn, rail and bridge work on the Atlantic Coast Line, a new military school in Clinton, fires at Asheville and other towns, losses from fires, tax disputes, and shifts in cotton and fertilizer usage. It mentions obituaries, court notices, Shipments of tobacco, and local political hints across multiple NC towns.

Tye Morganton Cumberland County J. H. Sanford Leirinburg J. A. Privett Wilson Salisbury Lumber Atlantic Coast Line W. R. Skinner Seven Springs Clinton Asheville J. M. Carver Dunn Times Geo. ¥. Lee North Wilkesboro Charlotte Roanoke Winston-Salem P. B. Humphrey & Co Johnston W. Robinson Martin County Oxford Orphan Asylum Wilson Mirror Rutherford Banner Ce Gazette Edgecombe Walnut Hickory Mercury Bertie County Public Instruction Methodist Conferences Galloway Duncan Jone Boro Wesley Thomas Issada Nene Peckham Hyatte Diamond Hington Oxford Van Mail Island Pee Dee H. Hobgood Exchange Hotel Lexingtonians Eee Voro Courier Fayetteville & Albemarle Aberdeen Western Rock Svore Knoxville Nother Spoke and Hardle Sxboro South Tryon Street Robert Macnair Washington County E. D. Macnair Tarboro Advocate Carthage Blade A. Kennedy Ben Barber A. W. Campbell Scotland Neck Wilmington Rocky Mount Raleigh Henderson Winston Sentinel C. A. Hege Central America A. V. Miller Lenoir Western North Carolina John Peterson Ola Fort Cagar Thomasville The Star Lexington Dispatch Halifax Isaac Levy Enfield Lawrence & Edwards Roxboro Charlotte News Richmond Mississippi Dukes of Durham Clark Creek Carteret County Newrt North Carolina and Atantic Franklin Press James Mozeley H. T. Mozeley Smith’s Bride Township Jeter C. Pritchard Madison Wadesboro Intelligencer Winton Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston Winton Township Liverpool John T. Duncan New Berne Baltimore Charley Goodman Grand Jury Cumberland Tarboro Southerner Wilhelm- Burleys North Carolina Bulletin of Health Chain Gang Ed. Johnson Jim Carthau Lumberton Robesonian Charlotte Chronicle Henrietta Mall W. H. Clark Mecklenburg County Southport A. C. Willard Richland Neck Johnson Durham Sun Trinity Park Crowell Trinity College Museum Concord Cabarrus Stanly Kernersville Bunker Hill R . I. Coberson E. A. Morgan Young Ioversson Salisbury Watchman Thos. Byrd Concord Standard Myrtie Brantly No. 5 Laula Earnhardt Miss Brantly Plywood County Bennett Lindsey Cooper’s Township Cockrell Rocky Mount Argonaut J. O. W.gravely Farmers’ Warehouse Rocky Mt Messrs Griffin Geo. Parker Joe Cobb Goldsboro Mount Olive Salem Brown Je. Hicks Stokes Veath Frank Brown Veach E. G. B Iite Bar Papacy Zeb. Vance, J R. B. Vance Vance Knyk 8 Alexanders Burrell Preston Able

Calibur Opera House Fire Sparks $50000 Loss

Sparks from the Wires reports a fire at the Chilbur opera house causing an estimated loss of fifty thousand dollars. The Week in world events notes other incidents including a Confederate poet priest memorial and various political and social items.

Chilbur Neb Cailbur Savannah Father Ryan vilLovuts Planters House James G. Wyman Alleghany Penn J. G. Blaine, Jr Deadwood S. C Richmond Albert Fink Trunk Line Fairport N. Y Buenos Ayres Cairo Egypt Ilinois Meigs Sherman Virginia Assembly U.S Montevideo MinneaPolis Minn Journal Morehead City of Merchants’ Bank New York New_York Life Insurance Company Wm H. Beers Sino da Om Muftec Denver Cols New Mexico Albuquerque Willis J. Payne Newark Elsie Lang Broad Street First Presbyterian Church Hixeron D. C Detroit Mich Sun Typographical Union Carlyle W. Harris Phe Colum Dirmi Kildow Nashville

Plucky Girl Defends Home Against Burglar

Miss Mamie Saville of 9 40 Pennsylvania Avenue awoke to a burglar's touch on her forehead and fought back in a desperate struggle, according to a report from Borg dated February 9.

War at Coal Creek Be Stam

Several hundred shots fired as miners clash with soldiers in Coal Creek. bloodshed reported. Knoxvill e area battles flare with gunfire as miners resist authorities amid chaotic street fighting.

Knoxville

Garroting Appeal Denied for Four Anarchists Leaders

A late 19th century appeal by four anarchists linked to the Xeres attack has been denied. The case involves leaders who led the assault seeking clemency but faced rejection from the authorities.

Rumor of Quiet Attack Near Coal Creek Mining Site

Fragmentary report indicates a distant attack near a mining area around Coal Creek. The engineer was said to have been bringing repairs when a long range shot or token caused concern, with vague references to Paris and a law Reid figure.

Cire Paris Law Reid

Indian county sufferings noted by Star and Mrs Tolford

The Star reports recent great suffering in Indian county with Mrs Tolford noting the conditions and expressing concern. Details remain sparse as the page fragment provides limited context about the events and affected residents.

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State News First Baptist Church H. W. Battle Neave J. Lee Smithfield Herald Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard University Chapel Hill Hart Weldon Mines Pennsylvania Hattie Mobley Chester Wees Capt. Snow Modern Tobacco Barn Fame L'Aris ‘Ing Association Femoto Sakon Ty On Blake Sheld Buss J. Cohn Louis Levi Will Wanamaker Franc Clarkson Hotel Royal
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