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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1891
Page
2
If the paper is not delivered by six o'clock in the morning please advise us by postal with your address and complaint. Subscribers should have the paper on their doorsteps. delays will receive prompt attention from the editor and directors Jostruvus Danes and H. B. Harpy.
Postage free options list daily and weekly rates for varying periods. Includes one year six month and one month terms with small negative adjustments. Mentions liberal commission for club agents and free sample copies on application.
Correspondents are reminded that communications are published only under the author's real name. Brief letters on current topics will be considered and used if they meet the condition above.
The quotation calls for broad and perfect loyalty across states, loving every foot of our soil and every state in the Union. It emphasizes unity beyond regional divides, urging trust and patriotism that transcends north south east and west.
The Chronicle states there will be no paper tomorrow to give employees a holiday. It asks readers to understand and accept missing one issue as a courtesy to staff.
An article by Hon. Walter Clark Associate Justice of the Supreme Court appears today, excluding editorials and offering readers a substantial discussion. The piece presents Clark's views on the telegraph system and its significance.
A wide argument advocates placing telegraph and telephone under the post office. It argues constitutionality, cost savings, rural access, and faster services, noting existing government and foreign practices and opposing Western Union’s influence.
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