Tobacco and town notes from the Piedmont region
Weekly notices report light tobacco breaks due to bad weather and road conditions, with buyers swapping at warehouse stores. Winston welcomes H Montague as a local professional with office in the Sentixer building. G T Foust touts New Home Sewing Machine as popular in Piedmont. Salem voting place may move to Belo House. Salem Hotel cited. Tobacco seed distribution offered by Wisston warehouses. Northern turnips appear in local grocers amid good soil. Louisburg Times notes Joseph J. Barrow leaving Louisburg for Winston, wishing Barrow & Sons success. A petition seeks a small annual war veteran disability allowance for maimed soldiers, urging lawmakers to act.
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H. Montague
J. Montague
Winston
Sentixer
G.T. Foust
Wisston
Louisburg Times
Joseph J. Bacrow
Louisburg
Times
Barrow & Sons
Murder near Forsyth line ends in death in Stokes County
Report states a fatal stabbing occurred near the Forsyth line close to T. J. Valentine, Esq. In a dispute sparked during tobacco bed work, Henry Valentine fatally struck John F. Blackwell with a mattock as Blackwell attacked his brother. Henry is jailed awaiting trial.
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Stokes County
Forsyth Line
T. J. Valentine
Mr. Valentine
Henry
Jud
Bob
John F. Blackwell
Bod Valentine
Blackwell
Henry Valentine
Mattock
Valentine
Jas
Rayhid
Brown's Hall
Graded School Library
Rayhill
Irwin Russell
New Orleans
Raybill
Kemp P. Battle
The
University
Gg Gee Graded School
A.D. Mayo
Sinston
Measles and mumps spark county outbreaks in east region
A compilation of local notes reports measles in Davie and Randolph counties with mumps in Randolph, Lexington street lamps planned, Reidsville bank Citizens opening by February, and tax and school fund details. Also cited are tobacco crop optimism, new publications in Mooresville and Leaksville, and a dry town move in Leekaville.
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Davie
Oak Ridge Institute
Leaksville
Echo
Randolph County
Dispatch
Lexington
Reidsville
Citizens
Davie County
Greensboro
Whitehead
Stokes Inferior Court
G. P. Jones
J. D. Boone
Mooresville
Greer & Leonard
Trinity College
Randolph
Guilford
Winston
Chas. Hamlin
Dollar Weekly
Stokes
Leekaville
Wm. Mendenhall
High Point
Danbury
Burn
North Carolina Notes and World News Digest
The Raleigh meeting of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy is set for February 10. Obituary notes mention Mrs. Mary McNeely of Watauga County dying at 107. Reports cover militia movements, counterfeit arrests in Wilmington, egg prices in New Bern, and a silk banner gift to Catawba County. Local curiosities include a hound with 57 loves, an elderly carrier, and a burned Monticello Academy. International items report floods in India, unrest in St. Petersburg, and British-Egyptian tensions. The Liberty Bell heads to New Orleans Exposition, and various weather and criminal items appear alongside ledger-style ads.
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North Carolina
Monticello Academy
Brown Summit
Elowie Pritchett
Jones
State Guards
Cotton
61St
Nug
Ben Butler
Arkansas
Texas
Wythville
Philadelphia
New Orleans Exposition
San Francisco
California
Cleveland
New York City
Washington
Lease of Representatives
Lyons
James Lyon
Panola
Fla
Richfeld Springs
N. Y
Wm. Druse
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Sentinel
Forsyth
Emma Keith
Wilmington
W. J. Spaugh
Robi. Cardwell
Madison
Geo. E. Vogler
Twin City
Charlotte
Jas. Martin
Cherry Street
McIver
Eddie Jusland
Salem
P. H.winston, Jr
F. H. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Brown
Baptist
New Methodist E. Church
Miller
James Hatalin
Yadkin County
J. W. Tolland
Clemmonsville
J. L. Shultz
Dalton
RK. E. Moton
Cooper
Revenue Office
Berry Morgan
Gamble
Berry
T. W. Griffith
Davidson County
Sextins
Rive
Btokes County
Bahnson
John
William Hobson
P. W. Dalton
Third Street
William Wolf
Wrxstos
Epron
Soromox
Weods
Goldsboro Messenger
Dowd
Col. H. Co. | Jones
John N. Staples
United States
W. B. Glenn
Forsyth Bigemen
Raleigh
Moseley's
J.C. Buxton
F. B. Wright
New York
Wright
Court
Anna Crist
Louisville
Bie
Cit
Neighborhood Notes
Potter's
Geo. T. Foust
W.& J. Sloane
Shriners
Foust's
Foust
Hess Bros
Ziegler’s
Notte
Daily Times
Conta
MemphAia
Tslandie
Thompson
Forsyth County
W. Payne
B.N.& T. Parxa
H. Montm
Gue
Winston, N. Y
Jas. H. Rayhill
Brown’s Hall
NCES
Formax
Ceres
Yates
Londom World
India
St. Petersburg
Russia
England
Asia
Egypt
Reagan Fanny
Wixarox
Noe
Cos
Wixaror
X. C
Berixo Press
N.C
W. J. Slavex
E. Winston
N. C
Clark
Ford
H. Jowanson & Co
Danville
W. & J. Sloane
Bode Brussels
Eee China Matting
Broadway
19Th Street
New Fomm Carr
Orth Carolina
A. Y. Stokes & Co
W. P. Reynolds Reynolds
Superior Court
A. Y. Stonas & Co
Mast & Partuasox
Tiss
Surry Superior Court
Court House
Dobson
N. A. Boyden
Surry Home
Hon. N. Boyden
Yadkin
Bean Shoals
Surry
Yadkin Valley Railroad
M. L. Holmes
Salisbury
N. B
Delicia
Darius Morgan
Register of Deeds
Beck
Germanton Road
Main Street
Hauser
Depot Street
Darity Orga
Rustes
Sule
Potter
Red Front
Winston, N.C
Dixie Plows
Ascrawford's Hardware Store
Liberty St
Postoffice
Inston
Idee
John’s
CHEAP
Tas Poerorrics
Winston, N. O
E. M. Andrews
Harlotte, N.C
Bevan
Main St
Piedmont
Piaptons Wacom Co
Mickey
MM. C
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Carolina Fair Association
Chester County
Pegram, Jr
Piedmont Wagon Company
Hickory, N. C
Ryttenberg Bros
Winston, ™. C
Davis
Graylock
Erick's Paterna
M. B
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