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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
7
Emerson urged thinkers to reform old farming methods in Eastern North Carolina. He argued soil fertility declines with one crop systems, urged crop diversification and proper soil building, and warned against loafing and soil robbers while praising the region's climate and potential for profit through diligent, thoughtful cultivation.
London reports from the Brest Litovsk discussions indicate possible German demands for fifteen years control of the Russian wheat market, duty free German goods entering Russia, and retention of current German-occupied territories. German negotiators show reserved attitude and limited sympathy for political ideals, but seek an armistice if Russian Allied appeals fail.
Snow that has been eagerly awaited started to fall this morning in the mountain district where Austro German forces attempt to break through. The onset of snow boosts optimism among locals. Greenville schools to close Friday and suspend sessions through January 15 to aid relief efforts.
The Superior Court trial of J. D. Hawkins versus Coca Cola Bouline opened with a jury verdict in favor of Robert Cadsden, colored, for 1260 dollars in damages from an accident on Fourth Street connected to two railroad companies. The case seeks 5000 dollars. The Free Rangers failed to secure a restraining order against a fence law. The feud over fence construction and county assessments has a long history with prior losses by fence law supporters.
Up-town bakery at 103 Princers Street advertises Farris' Fruit Cake as cheaper to buy than bake at home. The ad notes rubber products for the Owens family at Perlan and Haneeck's in the same notice.
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