Wilson Mirror notes social life and local events
The Wilson Mirror reports on town conventions and social visits in Wilson North Carolina. It highlights Miss Marian Gulich visiting her uncle, Mrs. Kate Foley Hood joining Capt. Cal Barnes, Mrs. Shepherd visiting her daughter in Fayetteville, and notes editors, local papers like The Phoenix and Evening Journal, and rising writers Miss Mamie Hatchett and Miss Annie Bledsoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie King
Greenville
Stephen Wellis
Ella Hackney
Capt
Cal Barnes
Kate Foley Hood
Eli Mercer
Richmond
Mamie
Ciy the Phoenix
Rocky Mount
Doc” Hobgood
Evening Journal
Asheville
Infant Ida Bynum Dies in Peaceful Home
A eight month old girl Ida Bynum, daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Daniel, died Saturday morning as quiet breezes stirred the flowers. Her funeral service followed at Baptist Church with Rev N W Battle delivering a tender discourse praised as exquisitely eloquent and comforting to grieving parents.
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Ida Bynum
A. N. Daniel
Earth
Heaven
Allen
Baptist Church
N. W. Battle
A Cataract of Adjectives and Newspaper Praise
A Charlotte Chronicle praise sparks a critique from the Wilmington Star as the Mirror defends its own flattering words. The exchange contrasts smooth adjectives with a roaring cataract when praising another daily paper.
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Charlotte Chronicle
Chronicle
Wilmington Star
the Star
Star
Man Marks Grave Before Death and Is Buried as He Wished
Gus Setzer, about 35, of near China Grove, died last Friday of consumption. He dictated his burial details, choosing a poplar shade, cedar underlay, blanket wrap, boards, and dirt, so his body would be drawn toward the tree as it decayed. He remained unwavering in belief until death despite ministers’ visits.
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The
Concord Times
Gus Setzer
China Grove
Setzer
Legal dispute over Cannady at Carolin Creosote Works
Federal suit by ex Senators and ex-Congressman seeks a receiver and a meeting to oust Cannady. They charge Cannady procured A A Thomas’s election as President to defraud them and say stock sales at 40 to 60 a share supported by other sales at 25 were diverted to Cannady’s use. The complainants claim Cannady controls the company and insolvency looms. Cannady may refute the charges.
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at-Arms
Oe Fae i
Caroll and Creosote Works
Mal Warner Miller
John P. Tom
West
Cannady
Equity
A. A. Thomas
Col. Cannady
The North Carolina Teacher Review Delights Readers
The April issue highlights Virginia Dave lore as fable yet cherished tradition, and includes travel guidance for a European trip by a female teacher. It emphasizes reading circles, practical ideas for teachers and parents, and urges every teacher in the State to acquire the publication.
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North Carolina
Virginia Dave
America
Thomas Moore
Europe
Easter Sunday insults from Star editor spark backfire
In a Sunday Star column a scholarly editor’s harsh critique of the paper’s adjective usage provokes a bitter rebuttal. The writer defends their style and recalls the editor’s generosity, noting the Easter celebration and a history of cordial exchanges.
The Noble Workers Earn Praise for Diligence
The passage notes a group called The Noble Workers urging children to work hard to earn by Easter. It praises their earnestness and faithful effort in improving talents entrusted to their keeping, recognizing their diligent labor and moral example.
Rocky Mount Eyes Canning Factory Driven by Local Investor
The Rocky Mount Phenix notes W. C. Woodard has purchased equipment for a canning facility and will push the venture forward. The project aims to boost small industries and benefit nearby farmers by creating profitable outlets for local fruit.
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Rocky Mount
Mrs. Isaac B. Farmer Dies After Twenty Years in Faith
At her home near this place Mrs. Isaac B. Farmer died Friday night after twenty years as a devoted Primitive Baptist Church member. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon by the consecrated pastor P. D. Gold, then she was laid to rest in the family grave.
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Isaac B. Farmer
Primitive Baptist Church
P. D. Gold
Farmers' Alliance in Franklin County Names J Frank Bell Leader
The Farmers' Alliance of Franklin County announces J Frank Bell as Business Manager and Secretary. Described as honest, prudent, and trustworthy, he is expected to direct the organization’s affairs with intelligence and sound judgment.
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Farmers’ Alliance of
Franklin County
J. Frank Bell
Minn
A Safe Rule for Handling Trust and Misunderstanding
A reflection on friendship urges never accusing a friend without hearing his explanation. It warns that long trusted bonds fail at the first ice of misunderstanding, turning close hearts cold and blocking kindness.
Six words echo a cautious North Carolina creed.
The Star editor notes North Carolina people are modest, self-reliant and prudent, while a commenter urges avoiding overlong sentences full of adjectives.
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Homer
North Carolina
the Star
Hler
Injunction Prolonged in Richmond & Danville vs Raleigh & Gaston Case
Judge Connor extended the injunction in the Richmond and Danville Railroad versus Raleigh and Gaston Railroad dispute. The Oxford and Henderson road remains in use on the right of way until the merits trial. Raleigh and Gaston seeks removal of the line from the R and G corridor.
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Connor
Richmond & Danville R. R
Raleigh & Gaston R.R
Oxford & Henderson
Thlatter
Col Sugg of Greenville Praised for Legal Service at Greene Court
A tribute praises Col Sugg of Greenville for appearing in many Greene Court cases with able, brilliant advocacy. The tribute notes his decency, generosity, and large-hearted spirit, honoring his reputation and worth.
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Col
Sugg
Greenville
Greene Court
Durham Board of Trade Visit Praised by Henderson
The article lauds Thad Manning of the Gold Leaf for a vivid account of the Durham Board of Trade visit to Henderson last week. It commends the descriptive skill and polished presentation of the report.
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Thad Manning
Durham Board of Trade
Henderson
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Mariana Gulich
G. D
Methodist
Wilson
Mamie Hatchett
Annie Bledsoe
George Wainwright
Annie Stronach
An Angel
Jount Lam
KR. J
Noern C
Piee
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