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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1916

Page

5

Senator Clapp Urges Packing House for Farmers

Senator Clapp told a Wilmington crowd that a packing house would aid farmers by enabling pork to reach market through a simple producer to packer to consumer chain. He argued small plants can beat the beef trust, urged bank cooperation, and said farmer business ties with merchants must grow. A stockholders meeting followed with a new directors slate and plans for an executive committee to run the project.

Wilmington Moses E. Clapp Minnessowen Caryuo! Packing Co Court House Uator

War Department disapproves Market Street Cape Fear bridge plan

War Department disapproves plans for a Market street bridge across the Cape Fear river Wilmington NC. Captain C S Ridley U S Army cites unreasonable navigation obstruction. Chairman W A McGirt notes pilots testimony and plans to pursue Brunswick Bridge & Ferry Company improvements.

War Department Cape Fear River Market Street W. A. McGirt New Hanover County C. S. Ridley U. S. Army Ridley Washington McGirt Chaigman McGirt Wilmington N. C Board of County Commissioners New Hanover North Carolina Corps of Engineers Brunswick Brunswick Bridge & Ferry Company

Old slab hides decades old buried safe find

In San Francisco at Eighteenth and Illinois streets an iron slab used as a lunch seat was lifted by workers James Leonard Harlan Nelson and T McBey. They uncovered a buried safe containing $50 and sealed papers believed to be from the fire’s aftermath. The owner is sought.

San Francisco Eighteenth Ilinois Union Iron Works James Leonard Harlon Nelson T. McBey Iron Works Nelson

Democratic Executive Committee Opens 20 Day Registration

The Democratic Executive Committee decided to keep registration books open for 20 days starting October 5 to allow unregistered voters to enroll. Meeting in the American Bank & Trust Co directors’ room, Chair Thomas F. Cooper led the session with C. W. Woodward and Justice Geo. in attendance. A new Sunset Park precinct was proposed, and a vigorous county campaign was planned with invitations to H. L. Godwin, Claude Kitchin, N. A. Sinclair, and Cameron Morrison to speak.

Democratic Executive Committee American Bank & Trust Co Thomas FE. Cooper C. W. Woodward Harriss Recorder Board of Elections Justice Geo Sunset Park H. L Godwin Claude Kitchin N. A. Sinclair Cameron Morrison

No Paralysis In Norfolk Says City Health Chief

A Norfolk woman’s year old child who recently moved to Wilmington N C developed infantile paralysis there. Dr Powhatan Schenck of Norfolk health dept says incubation makes Norfolk unlikely as the source and no cases exist in Norfolk. Wilmington officials note two local cases and quarantine measures.

Norfolk Virginian E. C. Manning Norfolk Wilmington N. C Schenck Manning Monrose Chas. T. Nesbitt New Hanover County

First Western Conven tion Opens for Episcopal Church

The 44th triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church meets in St. Louis starting October 11. Bishops, deputies, and 23 missionary districts will form two houses to enact laws, with topics including prayer book revision, education, divorce, missions, and a bishop for Negroes. Sessions at the Moolah temple may open to the public after a narrow earlier defeat.

Protestant Episcopal Church Mississippi River St. Louis Tuttle Missouri Convention House of Bishops House of Deputies Episcopal Church United States Moolah Temple New York

Fuquay and Bluebird Draw Warm Crowd at Victoria

The Bluebird company’s engagement at the Victoria drew a comfortably filled house last night. Jack Fuquay and Fiarold Gilles led the performers in a dance act that exhausted both and kept the audience enraptured with encores. Fuquay, portraying a negro bell hop, was the show’s standout attraction.

Bluebird Company Victoria Jack Fuquay Fiarold Gilles Fuquay Keith Gilles Bluebird

Loyal Boys Club Brings Notable Free Carnival

A week of clear weather should boost turnout for the Loyal Boys club carnival at the playground open Monday from 7 to 11. The event features the Silodrome high speed riders, Bristols Society Circus with Prof. Bristol, and a celebrated diver ranked beside Annette Kellerman.

Loyal Boys Club Bristols Society Circus Bristol Annette Kellerman America Boys ‘Club

Coyote Attacks Child at Dudley Ranch Near Fallon

A coyote attacked Gottlieb Frisch’s child at the Dudley ranch on Old River near Fallon. The child was bitten on the head as the coyote dragged the victim after being kicked. The animal was killed and its head sent to the university for rabies testing.

Gihild Fallon Gottlieb Frisch Dudley Ranch Old River

Out Fiting and Overcoats by Master Hands

A bold assessment of Out Fiting and Overcoats praising style quality and workmanship as the Master Hands productions appeal strongly to readers.

May We Show You New Wearables and Prices

A prompt invitation offers a look at new wearables and prices to convince the reader it would be profitable to choose the store as their outfitting supplier. The message urges calling for a demonstration and quote.

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