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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1918

Page

8

Army meningitis at Fort Caswell overstated say health officials

Officials disclosed that reports of an epidemic at Fort Caswell are exaggerated and that only one case had developed at the fort. A soldier died recently and his remains were sent to York, Pennsylvania, while authorities planned protective steps for the city and avoided citywide quarantine unless the situation worsens.

Fort Caswell Col Chase Atlantic Coast Line York Ohio Front Street

Wilmingtonan Presses War Vision in Manufacturers Record

A Wilmington, North Carolina writer sign W. P. Cameron sends a letter printed in the Manufacturers Record. The editor counters with a wartime stance urging readers to quote Southern papers over “yellow journals” and to oppose Kaiser sentiment while supporting Wilson, Baker, Burleson, and Garfield.

W. P. Cameron Wilmington N. C Manufacturers Record Alot Kaiser Wilson Baker Burleson Garfield South Richmond Times-Dispatch Raleigh News and Server Charlotte Observer Columbia, State Charleston News and Courier Savannah Morning News Jacksonville imesUnion Sm Watson's

Sale At Wilmington Shoe Co All This Week

Wilmington Shoe Co advertises a week long sale with discounts on select footwear and seasonal ranges. The notice invites shoppers to visit the store during the sale period for reduced prices and door specials.

Funeral for Ivey Corhey to be held at home

Funeral services for Ivey Corhey will be conducted at his home at 109 South Front Street this afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment will follow in Belleville cemetery. He was about sixty years old and is survived by a wife and several children. He had lived in the city many years and was highly regarded. The community extends sympathy to the family.

Ivey Cor Hey Ting South Front Street Heteg He&d

Cement firm eyes Wilmington for concrete ship plant move

A telegram from Cement Products Company official J F Harris to the Chamber of Commerce reports favorable talks with government contract shipbuilders and aims to recruit a Wilmington plant. Harris, in New York with C E Taylor, expects another afternoon conference and possible city advantages. Local cement resources and climate are cited as key factors in securing the project.

Chamber of ConxMerce J. F. Harris Cement Products Company New York Harriss Chamber Portland Cement Association Mr. Harriss

Daredevil climbs flag pole for Red Cross benefit

A young man and partner W. C. Strothers of Wilson North Carolina scaled the smooth bank building walls then climbed a slender wooden flag pole atop the American Bank and Trust Company Building at noon. Crowds along Market and Front streets watched the dangerous stunt for charity.

American Bank & Trust Company Bank W. C. Strothers Wilson N. C Market Front Streets American Red Cross Society

Lawsuit Aims Big Damages Over Tidewater Beach Tragedy

A Superior Court action was started by J. J. Edwards Jr. against Tidewater Power Co. and W. B. Walton and C. T. Walton for the death of Edwards who drowned near Lumina Beach last season. The suit, not yet filed, seeks heavy damages claiming the company failed to provide a life saving crew during bathing hours as contracted.

Tidewater Power Company W. B. and C. T. Walton J. J. Edwards, Jr Edwards Lumina Walton Brothers

Special Bargains for Tuesday Clean up sale

Wilmington Shoe Co advertises a Tuesday clean up sale with special bargain prices on footwear and related items aimed at attracting shoppers to clear stock and draw in customers.

Wilmington Shoe Co Adv Whmington Shoe Co

County Focuses on Food Production and Conservation

County officials and district leaders outlined plans to double canning and preservation this year. The program targets 500 women and engages children through clubs led by Professor Catlett with support from the Tidewater Power Company for Audubon gardening sites.

County Food Conservation Commission Mary Catford Bennett Jane Wood National Special Aid Society D .D. Cameron Annie P. Pretlow J. D. MacNorton New Hanover Miss Wood J. P. Herring County Farm Washington Citienry Herring John Livingstone W. A. McGirt Commission Audubon J. Brown Catlett Edward Schulken Tidewater Power Company

Campaign to raise eight thousand by Young Men's Christian Association

The YMCA plans a three day whirlwind campaign starting Tuesday to raise eight thousand dollars for association operations and the war school at Blue Ridge. Ten canvassing teams will report daily at noon from the association building under an executive committee, with Monday night organizing and team captain designations.

Young Men’s Christian Association Association W. Jennings Bryan Blue Ridge Oscar Kellar J. B. Huntington

Photograph on Exhibit of Forestry Division Members

A photo of the Sixth battalion Twentieth Division Engineers known as the forestry division, aboard the Tuscania, was displayed at C. W. Yates & Co. in Market street. Loaned by Mrs. Milton Pittman, widow of Lieutenant Pittman, the enlarged picture was taken in Washington before overseas service.

Twentieth Division Engineers Forestry Division Tuscania C. W. Yates & Co Market Street Washington Milton Pittman Pittman

Tripped Thrown Through Glass Door in Post Office Plot

A man named Lona McCoy alias C H Hamilton was arrested after tripping a glass door during a post office ruse to cash a stolen money order. He fled through a broken plate glass door, was captured by Officer Leon George, and jailed for federal forgery and related charges.

Lona McCoy C. H. Hamilton Hamilton United States Williams Kaiser Wilhelm McCoy Post Office Leon George Plain Clothes Department

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Board of Health Edmundson Wilmingtonian Wilington Shoe Co Wilston Shoe Co.—Adyv Chamber Commerce J. F. Harriss Wrightsville Christian Asso Yates Icer Council of National Defense Ida Black Castle Hayne Henry Horne Bennett The Wilmington Savings & Trust Company Southern National Bank Cape Fear Clyde Line J. H. Rehder Edward Ahrens Z. W. Whitehead American Agricultural Chemical Company Pocomoke Wilmington, N. C Duplin Wharf Red Shed Alma Brown Citizens Bank Cor
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