Twin City topics and local happenings in Forsyth
Community notes from Winston and nearby towns recount the Salem youngsters forming a Base Ball Club, a county Republican convention planned for next Saturday, dog laws in Kernersville, baptisms at a local church, tobacco and watermelon harvests, and multiple small events. The Twin City Rifle Club shoots, a new bread wagon rolls out, and railroad iron moves along the C F W railroad in Surry County.
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Salem
Twin City
Forsyth County
Kernersville
J. T. Zoe
Nazareth
Forsyth Riflemen
Greensboro
R. L. Patrers
Palmyra
Caldwell County
Taexx
Baptist Church
J. E. Resp
Lynchburg
Farmville
Persios Sniper
Trinity College
Watson & Glenn
A. H. Porres
Winston Candy Manufactory
Carolina
Fox Staum
Tux Eslem
H. R. Carrott
Sarry
T.H. Peeras
R. P. Troy
Grogan Church
Rockingham County
Wavoutows
I. E. Melver
T. H. Pegram, Jr
Bitting & Poindexter
Old Tows Street
D. H. Kine
Poor
Brown's
Ma. R. B. Perkins
J. A. White & Son
Mocksville
Oxford
George Newsom
Surra
I. Ni. Nelson
Morehead
North State
Greensboro Bayeball Club
Winston Club
Winston
Tote Fair
Surry County
Bud Tigss
James Brown
Musten's Corner
Brown
Con. W. F. Beasley
Econent
Tux Twin City Rifle Club
A.W. Battle
John “Daylor
C. W. Voglar
War. Ormsby
D. HH. Kiss
W. Battle
Geo. Corrie
Dr. Bahasou
D. Alte
Elizabeth City
Carslinian
America
Maxx
Morehead Ci
Beaufort
C. Hege
Salem Iron Works
Popuan
Mege
J.S. Broadway
Galvanotype i Co. N
Broadway
Woodlands Springs
Old Oaks
FE. T. Cleows
a_residen
Asheville
Daily Mail
Mt. Airy
J.G. Veach
Clemmons
Oak Ridge
Keee
Tigat Zens
Dobson
Suzust
Tobacco Fire Damages Foy and Bro. Tobacco Factory
A morning blaze destroyed the Northern city tobacco factory owned by HLS Foy and Bro. The two story frame building burned rapidly due to water shortages. two workers, Lt Burras and Fred Meredith, escaped via rope. Loss estimated at 13 000 dollars with 10 000 insurance. Proprits absent in Charlotte and Atlanta. Second major fire in town history.
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HLS. Foy & Bro
US. Foy
Charlotte
Jas
Atlanta
Georgia
James Foy
Pilot Mountain Trip Brings Young Men Home After Alpine Outing
A Winston trip of 25 young men to Pilot Mountain ends with a climb to the pinnacle and a playful ball room evening. The group enjoys a mountain ascent, candy, fried chicken, cakes, and a farewell dance before returning home with tales of the day.
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The
Sentinel
Wixsstox
Pilot Mountain
Dan
Beersheba
Ite
Winston
Tueday
Larry
Nicholas Dalton
Carolina
Teo Veo
Local and national notes mix in scattered 19th century items
An assorted fragment column reports on Tracey agitating a graded academy in Leaksville, Cuba watermelons in Charlotte, tobacco factories closing in High Point, and Gen. Scales canvassing with Dr. York in North Carolina. It notes a Edenton cyclone, Stedman campaigning in Asheville, a bir Walter Raleigh monument idea, and a Caswell county tragedy with a fire and hanging. Also items on a West Point vacancy, Texas frost, Prohibition nominee St John, and various ads and medical tips.
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Tleaksville
Charlotte
Cuba
High Point
Greensboro North
Gen. Scales
Dr. York
Edenton
Lenoir
Elizabeth Economist
Vance
Walter Raleigh
Chas. M. Stedman
Asheville
Opon
Roberts
Rockingham County
Greensboro
West Point
N. C
Doub
Sam Emmith
Sun District
Geo. Hester
Caswell County
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Rotten
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Lester
Virginia
Shouse
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Harmony
James Stafford
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RB. M. Stafford
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the Sentinel Engraving Bureau
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T. Somers
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John W. Somers
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Oui Ridge, N.C
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Hare
R.P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N.H
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E. J. Allen, the Jeweler
Asker
Jane
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Sycamore
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Oldham
Newton
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Tam
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Davie
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Smith & Browns
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Amanat Drusinga
Louisiaaa State Lottery Company
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Acme
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Charlie
Howth
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Tom Terenk
Cass
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Mbisty
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V. O. Thompson
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Courthouse Square
Winston, N. C
Norfolk
Are
MTC Scareacoevene
Louisiana
Compan
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Kenneboc
Saleu
Willis
KING
W. S. Rempigh
Ath Street
Whares, KX. M
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Winston Candy Factory
J. L. Bryan