Local residents and travelers move through city
Miss Dollie Mills journeys to Parkersburg to visit her sister Mrs. R H Mills. Edna Johnson heads to Raleigh for the State Fair. Mrs. Townsend of Wilson returns home after city visits. Numerous friends and relatives accompany and visit as others depart for Raleigh and Washington. A wedding in Savannah binds Fred E Hashagen Jr to Susan Ella Urquhart. families accompany him. Several women sail to Raleigh for the State Fair and to visit kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Townsend
Wilson
Leah Weeks
Annie E. St. George
Blanche Newton
Southport
City
Raleigh
Washington
Fred E. Hashagen, Jr
Savannah
Susan Ella Urquhart
Hashagen
F. E. Hashagen, Sr
Ida Friend
Peterburg
Henry White
Robert H. Northrop
Sue Northrop
Charlotte
J. W. Thompson
Miss Thompson
Orton Hotel
Pockets Picked On Rowan Street Train Theft Report
Private J. F. Smith of Company A Engineering Troops arrived from Boston and told Lieut. Edward H. Holmes that his pocketbook with money was stolen from his pocket on the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Smith
Company A
Boston
Edward H. Holmes
Local Officials and Residents Depart on Trips and Moves
Mayor A. E. Waldron travels to Fort Caswell on an inspection trip. Mrs. W. O. Page of Aubudon and her sister Mrs. H. H. Jarman of Jacksonville NC plan an extended tour to Asheboro Moultrie Tifton Ga then Brewton Ala with a family reunion in Brewton. W W Whaley joins G W Huggins jewelry firm in Lumberton. M S Harrell of Point Caswell visits the city. Notables from Currie attend the Wild West Show including several Bell and Nunalee family members. M T Y MacManus leaves for Hamlet to join Rev O W MacManus and Clyde Jordan for a Bear Creek visit by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Waldron
Fort Caswell
W. O. Page
Aubudon
H. H. Jarman
Jacksonville
N. C
Asheboro
Moultrie
Tifton
Brewton
Ala
Florida
C. M. Palmore
W. W. Whaley
Lumberton
G. W. Huggins
M. S. Harrell
Point Caswell
Currie
Messrs
Harry Nunalee
Mack Nunalee
L. M. Jackson
F. B. Orr
C. L. Willis
H. C. Bell
C. H. Bell
C. S. Bell
L. M. Bell
D. J. Johnson
Hugh Walker
Archie Walker
Daniel Lockey
M. T. Y. MacManus
Hamlet
Rev
O. W. MacManus
Clyde Jordan
Bear Creek
Rifle Events Dominate National Shoot in Jacksonville
The National Rifle shoot at Florida range in Jacksonville features the presidential match for the individual military championship of the United States as today’s main event, with the Wimbleton cup match also scheduled to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Florida Range
The Bravest of the Brave Wear Straw Hats
A brief Hartford Post item notes the bravest fashion is straw hats de cree of fashion. The remark highlights a humorous stylistic stance without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford (Conn
Democrats Predict Large North Carolina Win in 1914 Style
Raleigh reports Democratic leaders claim at least ten congressmen and a 45 000 vote statewide majority with strong showings in both houses. They cite gains from surveys across the state and point to Bett's defeat as proof of Wilson era traction while criticizing Republican calls of fraud and a tax backlash amid ongoing debates and re assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
General Assembly
Harrnett County
Craig
Tom Settle
Britt
Wilson
Claude Kitchin
Zeb Weaver
Gudger-Reynolds
Overman
Weaver
Doughton-Williams
Godwin-McCaskill
New York
State Board of Elections
Linney
Cardui credited with cure after long illness in Sheffield
Mrs J T Stonecipher recalls severe health decline over ten years with walking difficulty and pain. Doctors proposed surgery and medicines offered no relief. After taking Cardui, she improved dramatically and remained well, urging others to try Cardui for similar relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ala
J. T. Stonecipher
Cardus
History of Advertising From Ancient Egypt to Modern Magazines
The piece traces advertising origins from an Egyptian script seeking a runaway slave to Greek and Roman signs, town criers, and inn insignia. It notes printing’s rise with Caxton and the first newspapers, pills and books ads, and the 1864 rise of J. Walter Thompson heralding magazine advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Philadelphia
Herbert W. Hess
Crior
France
England
Dr. Hess
William Caxton
Westminster Abbey
Germany
Hungary
Bohemia
Nathaniel Butler
Godey
Peterson’s
J. Walter Thompson
Waterway project progress at Brown's Landing noted
Cap Matthewson and Major Waldron discuss completing stone rip-raps at the Brown's Landing lock near Fayetteville. Canalization will yield eight feet of year round water to Fayetteville. project expected to finish by January 1, 1917. Also a public notice of sale for partition of land in New Hanover County with October 23 1916 court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Waldron
J. R. D. Matthewson
Cape Fear River
Brown's Landing
Fayetteville
South Carolina
New Hanover County
Mary Onlson
David Livingstone
Montgomery J Livingstone
Harry Livingstone
Virginia Moore
Fred Moore
Armand Moore
Charles Moore
Harriet Moore
Rosanna Murott
Wilmington
North Carolina
W. N. Harriss
Superior Court
Cottage Salvation Army Prayer Meeting Tonight
The local Salvation Army corps hosts a cottage prayer meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at 417 Wright Street. Mrs. Djutaht Yates and Lieut. B. Horne lead. the public is invited and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps of the Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dollie Mills
Parkersburg
R. H. Mills
Edna Johnson
T. G. Vickers
C. T. Lumsden
J. H. Newkirk
Watha
William Sheehan
M. J. Register
Isabel Doby
R. J. Williams
Rocky Point
Cecil Myers and Brother
Burgaw
J. EB. Sliva
Co. D. Upchurch
J. W. Mallard
Rose Hill
Shallotte
Mabel Cannon
Town Creek
Annie Bell Branch
J. M. Branch
Edward Parker Buck
Del
A. J. Brinkley
the Sorosis
Fayetteville, N. C
Charlie Taylor
Alton Moffitt
Janie Strange
Rowan Street
A. D. Brown
Poer
Demoghats
Democratic
History OF Advertising
Pompseii
Herculaneum
Capt. Matthewson
Waldron
Meehan
la Grécour
Belk-Williams Company
J. W. H .Fitch’s Department Store
the Store of Service
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