Magistrates Should Uphold Public Justice and Reform
The article argues the magistrate's office is vital for peace and morals. It calls for judges with unwavering integrity, free from corruption, and urges reformatories and legislative changes to handle youthful offenders while reducing jail costs. It notes concerns about parental laxity among the colored population and advocates county reformatories with county commissioners' action.
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GOLDSBORO MERCURY TO LAUNCH SEMI WEEKLY EDITION
The Goldsboro Mercury announces a semi weekly edition under Maj. W A Hearne as editor and Nash to oversee operations. The paper expects a new era of usefulness and prosperity with strong editorial leadership and a capable management team.
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Tenth Volume of The Goldsboro Argus Praised by Editors
The Goldsboro Argus enters its tenth semi annual volume in prosperous times. It is hailed as ably edited by Joe Robinson and celebrated for bold fearless and brilliant journalism.
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