Veterans in gray ready for final review in memory of war
An excerpt reflecting on Confederate veterans, their past glory, and readiness for rest. The piece mourns aging soldiers, notes rising mortality, and contemplates the meaning of final taps amid a memorial mood. It also mentions recent French earthquake casualties and assorted obituaries, with social commentary on war memory.
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Memphis
Memig
Dixie
Watauga
Storm Devastates Texas Town Leaving Eleven Dead
A terrible night storm in middle western Texas resulted in eleven deaths and many injuries. The piece notes repeated severe weather across regions and argues the mountain country remains blessed by sunshine and healing breezes despite the disasters.
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Texas
Endurance of the Negro Highlighted in Journal
Spartanburg Journal reflects on the long burden carried by the Negro through slavery emancipation reconstruction and ongoing discrimination. It notes the added challenge of education and the race question while expressing sympathy. The editorial frames resilience amid social hurdles and calls for continued progress and understanding.
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Ku Klux
Spartanburg Journal
Charles Miller's Retirement Trip To Ireland
Le noir News notes Charles Miller, a waiter at the Astor House in New York, retires after 33 years with a $200000 fortune. He plans a summer trip to Ireland with his wife and sister after leaving his last job.
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Charles Miller
Astor House
New York
Ireland
Plats for two battleships Arkansas and Wyoming approved
Bids for their construction will be invited at noon and must meet the latest approved style and be of 200000 tons or more. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold on guarantee with a refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle as directed. Sold by J. M. Hodges.
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Lenoir News
Arkansas
Wyoming
Chamberlain
J. M. Hodges
Silveratone
Ronage
Sam
P. M. Greene
Craddock-Terry
A. P. Brinkley
W. H. Stapp
Citizens Bank
Elk Park
North Carolina
Pita
Boone, N. C
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Wife of William L. Greene dies after seven months illness
Obituary notes the death of Sister Green at age unknown on the 27th, wife of Virgil L. Greene, leaving a husband and five children. She joined Laurel Springs Baptist church early, lived a Christian life, was kind to neighbors, and spoke gently of others. The notice offers sympathy to the bereaved family and to the church she served.
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William L. Greene
Virgil
Green
Laurel Springs Baptist Church
Church of God
Sister Green
Reed Smoot in Tariff Making As Wool Grower and Manufacturer
Reed Smoot appears prominently in tariff discussions as both a wool grower and a manufacturer. The Mormon elder is described as alert to who is coming and going, signaling influence in legislative shaping and industry interests.
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Reed Smoot
Local Notices and Property Entries from North Carolina Records
The document records business notices from Sam Greene a jeweler in Silverstone and two land entry notices in Watauga County along New River. P M Winkler and John Green locate ten acres each in Boone and Blowing Rock townships with entry dates June 12 1909 and May 26 1999 respectively, noting boundary landmarks and paths of ascent.
Notice of Land Entry in Beech Mountain Township
County Office of Entry Taker John K. Brown and Jas C Brown locate and enter 25 acres along Buckeye River in Beech Mountain. Beginning at a cherry stump near William Hardin’s line, following the Hardin line to the G W Dugger entry with various courses to completion. Entered May 20, 1909. H J Hardin Entry Toker.
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State of North Carolina
Watauga County
Said County
John K. Brown
Jas. C. Brown
Beech Mountain
Buckeye
William Hardin
G. W. Dugger
H. J. Hardin
Asheville man named assistant to Attorney General
Mr. Britt of Asheville is appointed assistant to the United States Attorney General. His duties will be with the Post Office Department. Excerpt indicates confirmation of a federal appointment for a regional official.
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Dud. Britt
Asheville
United States
Pirst Baptist Denomination Names New Pastor
A fragment reports Rev C By et of Greenaboro accepting a call to pastor the First Baptist church, signaling a change in leadership at the parish.
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Rhurob
Statesvillé
C. Byet
Greenaboro
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