Confederate veterans to hold annual reunions for ten more years
Col Julian S Carr ended a push to end Washington reunions while Congressmen Clarke spoke before 10 000 at Arlington with President Wilson present. Carr declared veterans of both sides would meet for at least ten more years and fight the Kaiser for democracy. Bud English visited Atlanta Friday to see his ill sister.
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Julian S. Carr
Washington
Congressman Clarke
Florida
Arlington
Wilson
Clarke
Julian S. Carry
Durham
Bud English
Atlanta
Cardus advertised relief for nervous weakness and poor circulation
Mrs Dallas Prine of Kathleen Florida credits Cardus with restoring strength after childbirth. She says limb numbness vanished after five bottles and she regained energy to care for her six children. The ad touts Cardus as safe natural medicine used by thousands of women.
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Florida
Cardus
Kathleen
Fla
Dallas Prine
Life Crashed Into Lumber Pile Kills North Carolina Worker
A. Lee Ridge, 35, a shifter conductor for the North Carolina Public Service Company, died at Tate Furniture Co. yards when his body was crushed by a lumber pile after leaning toward the forward signal. He is survived by a wife and four children. Funeral services were held at his home on Centennial Avenue, with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Lee Ridge
Tate Furniture Co
Ridge
North Carolina Public Service Company
Tate Furniture Company
Centennial Avenue
Sylvester Newlin
The
Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Veterans depart for Washington for national festivities
The veterans left Monday for Washington in a jolly crowd of boys led by sponsor Miss Paylor. They wear new grey uniforms and hats and march with pride toward the capitol for the coming days of celebration. Names listed include Brooks Wood Beeson Carroll Folwell Dodamead Hutchens Idol Jones Lewis Little Samuels Samuels Southern Payne Marsh Thrist. A health officer is urged as a necessary plan.
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Washington
Miss Paylor
J. E. Brooks
T. J. Wood
N. W. Beeson
John Carroll
Thos. J. Folwell
A. J. Dodamead
R. P. Hutchens
A. M. Idol
O. C. Jones
H. C. Lewis
J. B. Little
A. W. Samuels
A. H. Samuels
James Southern
Joe Payne
William Marsh
J. W. Thrist
Rally At Main Street Auditorium Draws Local Support
A Thursday night rally at Main Street Auditorium backed the volunteer movement. Prominent speakers General Law rence Young Col J T Gardner Maj J H Howell and Maj Glenn Brown spoke. Several enlisted at the meeting, though enthusiasm lagged. Company M aims to reach a full quota of 143 men soon.
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Main Street Auditorium
Lawrence Young
J. T. Gardner
J. H. Howell
Glenn Brown
Company M
Well known contractor Benjamin Montgomery dies at 58
Benjamin F. Montgomery a longtime resident died at his home 909 South Main Street at 4 AM Monday in his 59th year. He leaves a wife and seven children and brothers J H and George Montgomery. Funeral held Tuesday at 4 PM from Main Street M P church with Rev A G Dixon. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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Benjamin F. Montgomery
South Main Street
Messrs
J. H
George Montgomery
Main Stree M. P
A G. Dixon
Oakwood Cemetery
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