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The Gollinston Sentinel advertises a price reduction to $1.50 per seat for those who pay in advance. readers who receive the paper but pay later face a $2.00 rate. The policy will not be varied.
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1879
Page
2
The Gollinston Sentinel advertises a price reduction to $1.50 per seat for those who pay in advance. readers who receive the paper but pay later face a $2.00 rate. The policy will not be varied.
The Milton Chronicle and Danville Times criticize claims that patent outsides aid editors. They argue competent printers are costly and scarce in rural offices, that "scrub" labor lowers quality, and that readers deserve home-printed papers. June Sid Greensboro votes on local option.
A Wilkes county meeting on May 5 strategized to back the Yadkin Valley Railroad. S.J. Gennings chaired, Dr. Harrill read Col Julius A Gray’s letter, and Dr. York laid out railroad bills. A mass meeting was set for the first Monday in June to hear speakers from along the line.
A Danbury correspondent reports on the U.S. Surveyors led by Capt. S. W. Evans surveying the Dan river to open navigation for steamers. He urges locals to support river improvements, highlights regional resources, and notes the May 10 Memorial Day observance and land sale near Boyden. He closes with hopes for faster communication and signs off as a well-wisher from Goldsboro news.
Leigh News reports a heated interview series featuring Sen. Hill and others discussing the national struggle between Congress and the presidency. They warn that Republican plans threaten constitutional rights, with southern representation at stake and a looming forceful power struggle. A June mass meeting in Wilkesboro promotes the Yadkin Valley Railroad.
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