Anderson Infant Death After Appendicitis Operation
Greensboro produce merchant W I Anderson died unexpectedly at St Leo s hospital following an appendicitis operation. He founded W S Anderson Co in Greensboro twelve years ago and was born in Reidsville. His brother W L Anderson worked at Matton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy. I. Anderson
W. I. Anderson
Greensboro
St. Leo's Hospital
Anderson
E. P. Anderson
Reidsville
W. S. Anderson & Co
W. L. Anderson
Matton Drug Co
Wanted Messengers Boys At Elwood Hotel Lobby Office
Help wanted for Western Union Telegraph Company messenger positions at the Elwood Hotel lobby office. Applicants must report in and may receive assignment details at the hotel entrance.
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Elwood Hotel
Western Union Telegraph Company
W C Jones Appointed County Commissioner
Dr W G Bradshaw resigned from the board of county commissioners and William C Jones of High Point was chosen as his successor. Jones, a real estate and insurance businessman, will serve the unexpired term until December 1, 1916, bringing general satisfaction.
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W. G. Bradshaw
High Point
Gant
Board of County Commissioners
Bradshaw
William C. Jones
Jones
Board of Commissioners
Dr. Bradshaw
Groundhog Shadow Forecast Hints at Bad Weather This Month
The ground hog saw its shadow and Hicks predicts bad weather for this month and next. W. C. Hammers may have been discussed for his ability and adaptability, with talk growing that he should have been thoroughly passed on by now.
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Hicks
W. C. Hammer
Fire Devastates O'Hanlon Drug Store Corner
Fire destroyed the three story building at Liberty and Fourth streets in Winston Salem and an adjoining structure owned by Mrs. D. D. Schouler. Loss to both buildings and contents is about 75000 with E W O Hanlon the heaviest loser carrying 18000 to 20000 insurance. All office records and prescription files were burned and the blaze was found at 530 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Liberty and
Fourth Street
O'Hanlon
Be Kind to Your Daddy Walt Mason Poem
A nostalgic verse by Walt Mason reflects aging, labor, and family sacrifice. The speaker urges recognizing a father's growing frailty and honoring his care by easing burdens and providing comfort at home. The piece appears in the Columbia Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jake
Walt Mason
Columbia
A Winter Cough Relief by Dr King’s New Discovery
Henry D. Sanders of Cavendish Vermont credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief from a stubborn cough linked to pneumonia and consumption. The ad touts it as the best medicine for coughs colds and lung trouble with a money back guarantee priced 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists H and Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Cavendish
H. & Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Electric Bitters Promise Liver and Kidney Relief
Feel miserable and back pain vanish with Electric Bitters a liver and kidney remedy. Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa recovered after eight months of virulent liver trouble using Electric Bitters. Safe and dependable at 50c or 1.00. sold by H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Iowa
H. E. Bucklen & Go
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Thomasville Fire Destroys Queen Chair Packing Room
A fire in Thomasville at the Queen Chair Company packing room destroyed the area around 8:30 am. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars with about 2000 dollars in stored supplies. Fire likely from a spark from the smokestack falling into the basement. building light and contents heavily damaged. G M Hoover heads the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Queen Chair Company
G. M. Hoover
Return of Confederate Pistols to Jefferson Davis Heirs
Property secretary directs return of two duelling pistols a double barreled pistol and appurtenances seized by Union troops near the Civil War end to heirs of Jefferson Davis The action follows an Attorney General opinion that Davis never lost ownership and Johnson's amnesty proclamation restored all rights The pistols held by the War Department for about fifty years will go to Joseph A Hayes Col whose wife is Davis daughter The shawl and case worn by Mrs Davis at capture are not included but may be relinquished upon heirs request
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Jefferson Davis
Garrison
McReynolds
Confederate States
Johnson
West Hickory Man Taken for Treatment After Cigarette Incident
A young man in West Hickory has been taken into custody and will be transported to a state hospital for treatment after repeated fits linked to cigarette use. Police report he suffered up to 39 fits in a single day during a prayer service at the Baptist church on Wednesday night.
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West Hickory
State Hospital
Baptist Church
Mrs F H Wood Visits Greensboro This Week
Mrs F H Wood of Trinity is visiting Greensboro this week, enjoying the sights and meetings with local friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wood
Trinity
Greensboro
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Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
Royal Baking Powder Co
New York
Piedmont Building
W. C. Idol, Sec
Treas
Walter Vincent
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Cardus
Tonie
Charlotte
North Carolina
P. OO
Charlotte, N. C
P.S
N. F. Hines CO
Lakeland
W. C. Jones
Winston
Thackers Price Cash Shoe Store
High Point, N. C
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company
P.O. Box
Chicopee Falls, Mass
D. Rones & Son
Jewelers and Engravers
Denistry
South Main St
New Richardson
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