Sentinel Ad Rates and Club Offer at Oldham Publishing
Progressive-Democratic family paper in Winston Salem offers club rates, subscription details, and incentives for new subscribers. Announcements include ads, classifieds, and a fundraising drive for a monument to an inventor, with reader contributions continuing to grow toward a goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
DE Ias
Winston -Salem
Porsys
Tie Sth
Edsdecss
Oldham Publishing House
Winston, N.C
Winston Post Ofice
Sentinel Club
American Farmer
New York World
Memorial fund for North Carolinian martyr Ranputra Smotrwecy
Citizens of Winston subscribe to a memorial fund honoring a late North Carolina figure described as a martyr, with calls for Democrats statewide to contribute and a pledge that the city will respond generously to support the monument. The piece condemns Republican opposition and recalls wartime hardships endured by Tarheel communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Republican Party
North Carolina
Kirk
Bergen
Tarheelia
Ranputra
Advertising Ethics and Local Papers in North Carolina
The piece argues that local newspapers should charge for their opinion and space as they serve as the stock in trade of journalism. It laments ingratitude from local advertisers and calls for a professional, lucrative press in North Carolina. It cites cross-town ads as proof of the value of local papers and criticizes gratuitous publicity for not supporting journalism financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Plexge
Winston
New Castle
Military Muddle and Free Press in State Guard Dispute
The Sentinel disclaims any link to the State Guard and defends independent journalism amid a quarrel with the Asheville Citizen. It asserts свобода of speech for a private citizen editor and resists accusations of disloyalty while noting Guard sensitivities to drunkenness in camp and calling for proof of slanderous claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinen
Asheville Citizen
State Guard
Citizen
Tur Sent Tivet
Guard
Esprit du Corps
20Th Alto
Jongs
Bes Som Fe Calgoo
Governors orders and party nomination chatter across the state
Gov Scales deflects blame for General Orders No 7, disputing Colonel Glenn and Adjutant General issues while questions linger on troop leave in the Third Regiment. The New York governor race and North Carolina press notes mix with postal clerk exam praise as papers revive old campaigns and press rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Scales
Glenn
Gov. Scanes
Col. Guenn
Jones
Col. Gur
Gen. Jones
Gov. Scaves
Kinston Free Press Comments On Asheville Citizen Sale
The Kinston Free Press notes the Asheville Citizen was sold under mortgage to new owners who vow the paper will continue serving Western North Carolina. It questions whether the sale was driven by mortgage holder’s desire to crush the paper, while asserting the new owners intend to uphold the journalistic mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston Free Press
Asheville
Newspaper Power and The Press as a Protector of Liberties
A commentary argues that attempts to destroy a newspaper reveal the dangers of silencing a press. It notes mortgagees face doomed effort against a paper lacking funds and urges that public support for a free press grows when attacks arise. The piece asserts a press's influence is vast and enduring, warning against those who try to suppress it.
Water works bonds on the ballot in Goldsboro
Goldsboro faces a decision by ballot on the 14th to issue 35000 dollars in bonds to fund water works. The note mentions local civic finance and public works as the core issue for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Bellot
Nags Head
Wilmington and
Weldon
Rocky Mount
Sundries and Household Goods at Hinsaw and Bynum
A catalog of items including linseed oil varnishes glass buckets chums and kegs plus fruit jars crocks jugs and rope advertised by Hinshaw and Bynum. The list covers paints oils tins metalware ware baskets churns and various sizes of gall cans and jars and suggests buyers can purchase to advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bott By
Hinshaw & Bynum
Japan
Hinshaw and Bynum Offer Cheaper Pure Goods
A historical notice endorses Hinshaw and Bynum as selling pure candies fresh crackers oysters canned fruits pepper spice ginger sulphur copstas lilae stone cinnamon extracts es sences concentrated lye laundry and toilet soaps horse and cattle powders patent medicines and related items at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinshaw & Bynum
Hats on sale at Hinshaw and Bynual store
A dealer advertises a large stock for men and boys with about 35 cases of hats. Straw hats from five cents to four dollars, wool and saxony wool from twenty five to one twenty five, fur finishes from seventy five cents to five dollars, and stiff hats from one to three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ory
Lobley
Doren
Scessneces
Timtebinson
Bomeratdis
Consumbaevy
Saxony
Hinshaw & Bynual
Hinshaw and Bynum Offer Bay State Shoes and Boots
Hinshaw and Bynum advertise a wide line of Bay State Shoes and Boots plus T. Miles Sons Philadelphia hand made shoes. They claim large stock direct from factories, low prices from 1.00 to 7.00, and exclusive local sale rights for Bay State, T. Miles Sons, and Randolph shoes with full warranty. They urge customers to inspect stock before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Miles’ Sons
Philadelphia
Bay State
Randolph
T. Miles Sons
Hinshaw & Bynum
Isaac A. Sheppard
Excelsior
Excelsior,hinshaw & Bynum
Hinshaw and Bynum Offer Wide Menswear Stock
Do you sell clothing and mens wear. A large stack includes cottonades linen drills jeans doeskin broad cloth coat linings canvass buckles coat binding and more. Medium to good quality clothing and overcoats at very low prices. Globe unlaundried shirts laundry shirts collars cuffs ties merino and cotton drawers and more. Come direct to Hinshaw and Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinshaw & Bynum
Travel Gear and School Supplies Advertised by Hinshaw & Bynmm
An advertisement urges readers to protect themselves from sun and rain with trunks valises satchels umbrellas and overcoats. It also promotes ink steel pens writing paper copy books blank books school books envelopes slates and pencils from Hinshaw & Bynmm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinshaw & Bynmm’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Western Sentinel
Chadd Qoson
Arolina
Wnourspay Morsine
Norn
Sari Guayeol
Vsrrga
Charenal
CS Hacsie
Gonwally
Paz Sentinel
New York
Mesarg
George P. Buell & Co
Sprace Street
Restinel
Gether
Fred M. Seadun
Shotwell Monument
RawboLri Ansore Syoryer
Sentinels
Ojlar Kund
Col. J. Sittian
Wiseton
del Alspaugh
D.f St Ton
W. B. Stafford
E E B. Gray
Lesay Patterson
Patt H. Winston, Jr
J. L Teon
Edward A
D. F. ¢ Jaldwall
Greensboro
CM. Stedman
Wilmington
Jon Winston
Hon
W Green
Fayetteville
Amber Hf. Winston
S. Daniel
Williamson & Corrie
RB. Burton
RL. Crawford
Pep v
John R
W. GE Better
L. Ngho
Lockett
Faytor Bynum
Wm ‘M. Hinshaw
Mosely
Uo XL Wilson
Crawford
Perkins
J. C. Buxton
H. E. Melver
Williamson
MN. Williamson
Ziglar
M. Norman “ . Wade Nf
Bynum
Ra OM. Stein
Pegram, Jr
Ogburn
M. A Bailey
I. Bion Tapers
J. Wilson
Julian S. Carr
Durham
D. Glenn
Ae Ue
Aller
Winston Er Z
Joe B. “ Yangho, Eyston
G Twi Oe
Salem
Fak
Jong
Court of Inquiry
Tye
Guv. Hitt
Epward Cooper
Rossell P. Frower
Josep J. Lo Desoaner
Tammany
Cooper
Joan Kenry
Luciva Ronisson
Coorri
Cueverann
Evanrs
Carr
Low
Hiscock
Morros
Tur
Richmond
Stefe
Geord M. Carr
Gro. M. Carr
F. M. Frris
Warren County
Messrs. Frrts
Statesville
Jon~ SpelMan
Raleigh
Col. Cox- Naday
Wilmington Post
Tunes- Tines
Inella
Pross
Henry
Atkinson
Chapel Hill
Reno
Negr
Col
John A. Sloan
Baltimore
Ireland
William TY
Charlotte Democrat
Maryland
Piqua
Ohio
Grant
John Masten
C. W
J. W. Masten
Burch’s
Black Hawk
Walter Cora Flower
Guclop Howe
Epherd Boy
Pat
Howe
Thomas
Awany, N
John L. Beard
J. Hofflin & CO
Forsyth County
Adam Kiger
Sally
Bethania Township
H. W. Wollf
T. Wall
Tandy Kiser
Mortzagee
Peace Institute
Raleich
N.C
Iquhe
R. Burwell & Son
Raleigh, N.C
Prontis
A. M
Guilford High School
South
McLeansville
Rd County
N. C
Tely
Jas. C. Alexander
Greensbare, N. C
Winstor
WN. C
North Carolina Immigration Bureau
Forsyth
Stokes
Surry
Yadkin
Evry
Salisbury
Sixth 4
Kennebec River
Winston-Salem
D. H. King
Macnatis
Lorillard
Climax Tobacco Ae
Rowe
Terry
Airy White Sulphur Springs
Stuart
Patrick
Dunville
Rufus Roberts
Culverwell
Coureewert Medical Co
N. Y
AL W
Remplow's
Iran
Brown Hegers
Sinoular
Dte
Brown, Rogers & CO
Geo. W. Hinshaw
Star Brand
Wade H. Bynum
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!