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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1916

Page

8

New Bern Feeds Guard in Pie and Peanuts

North Carolina National Guard units marching to El Paso Texas pass through New Bern and exhaust local pies and peanuts leaving shells along the tracks. Reverend B F Jinske marks six years at Christ Episcopal church with anniversary sermon expected to draw a large crowd. Rev Huske earns affection after arriving from Greenville.

New Bern N. C North Carolina National Guard el Paso Texas Union B. F. Jinske Christ Episcopal Church Huske Greenville

Polk County Bonds for 217 Miles of Asphalt Roads

Polk County Florida voters approved a $1,500,000 highway bond plan to build 217 miles of asphalt roads. Officials led by J. C. Swindell and James A. Johnson reported the bond sale in Washington, with full terms spanning 25 years and annual payments rising to about $100,000. Contractors are bound to finish in 400 days, targeting completion by winter 1917, while the county projects a healthy road fund beyond debt service.

Washington United States Polk County Ela Polk New York Florida J. C. Swindell Board of James A. Johnson A. T. Mann JL. C. Johnson A. J. Holworthy Polk County Good Roads Association Florida County

Simmons Works For Fayetteville In Armor Plant Bid

Sen F M Simmons travels to Washington to back Fayetteville in securing the location of the government armor plate plant. Fayetteville business leaders sought Chamber endorsement and urged Simmons to push for the site, which he supports as the logical choice.

New Bern F. M. Simmons Washington, D. C Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Simmons Beaufort Carteret County France J. W. Burroughs Eastern Carolina Fair Association Morehead City Messrs R. H. Dowdy Charles Webb K. P. H. Bonner Dr. Rovall G. D. Canfield Ce Wade R. T. Wade M. L. Wills Gibb Arthur

Telegram Conversation Hint in The Passing Show

A brief, humorous telegram exchange shows an old man naming privacy and a young woman asked to mind her own business. The line ends with the remark that recipients at the other end will know.

Larry

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