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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
4
A city resident recalls bootleg Coca Cola and bootleg goods as signs of law disrespect. The speaker links prohibition, Sunday observance, and elite violations to a drift toward bootlegging and weakened legal authority nationwide.
This newspaper carries the Associated Press exclusive republication rights for news dispatches either credited to AP or not credited, as provided by the publisher. The statement indicates the AP's ownership of republishing rights within the paper.
The Ham-Ramsay tabernacle in Elizabeth City drew about 10 000 attendees across two services as Evangelist M F Ham preached on Signs of the Times and Why I Believe There is a God. Local residents and county visitors filled the afternoon and evening sessions with strong audiences.
A New Bern report confirms oil seepage near Pine Grove west of Havelock with a quart sample showing half an inch of oily matter. Local residents claim numerous seepages across Craven Beaufort counties and urge exploratory wells to determine commercial potential.
Richmond and Petersburg to Lynchburg grain rate is 17 14¢ per hundred while for the same distance in North Carolina it is 20e. From Norfolk to Lynchburg the grain rate is 19¢ per hundred. For the same distance in
The author argues to widen the distribution network and remove Virginia-based discrimination. He cites a 232 mile route priced at 23c and Peters burg to Lynchburg at 6c as examples, contending Bridgers' argument misses the core issue of broader market access and fairer rates for North Carolina jobbers.
Former Premier Baldwin opened his campaign for Parliament in London on Oct 15 addressing a large meeting. He ridiculed the Labor government calling labor ministers “cheap jacks of politics” and praised conservative and liberal aims to keep Labor out of power.
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