North Carolina Prohibition Defeat Sparks Names and Rhetoric
The Wilmington Post notes a Times analysis on prohibition’s impact in North Carolina. It cites Republican divisions, Democratic vulnerabilities, and debates over governance amid Yorktown commemorations and statehouse conditions. The piece references Gov. Jarvis and Raleigh offices, warning of continued sectional strain.
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Prohibition Debate Echoes in North Carolina After Vote
The editorial section surveys post election reactions across North Carolina after the defeat of the prohibition bill. It cites Fayetteville Examiner Roanoke News and others, weighing party responsibility and the future of anti and pro prohibition forces. Names include Fayetteville Examiner and Roanoke News as sources.
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Local notices and city developments in Wilmington
City items report repairs to docks and court house improvements fireproofed with wrought iron. Officials talk rail link to the sound and a Myrtle Grove hotel plan. Crime notes include an assault case, a jail bond, and a murder attempt. church and band news appear with the Yorktown march and a new American Legion of Honor council.
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Wilmington
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Unclear Classified Notice From Fragmented Text
Unclear damaged notice fragment mentions unclaimed items and sale by collector’s office. Details and specifics are unreadable, limiting exact people, places, and dates.
Property Boundaries Describe Western Street Sale Draft
Fragmented text outlines a land parcel sale description with boundary lines and streets named Eastwardly and Westwardly along Princess Street and Twelfth Street. It references a northern and eastern boundary, a lot or parcel described by line measures, and mentions a public notice of the sale process.
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