Wilson Tobagsos Market Sends 12 Million Pound Sale
The market reports a 12,000,000 pound sale this season with prospects for 15,000,000 pounds next season.
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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
8
The market reports a 12,000,000 pound sale this season with prospects for 15,000,000 pounds next season.
Wilson's tobacco market shines with 12,000,000 pounds sold this season and plans for 20,000,000 pounds next year. Five large warehouses cover 108,300 square feet with double sales proving successful. Banks, buyers, and exporters rally to Wilson as Danville loses ground and Winston eyes Wilson’s 25,000,000 pound milestone.
Maxton plans a July 3 vote on a special school tax levy. A noted forger T H Park alias T W Payne was arrested in Oxford and jailed yesterday. A Raleigh suit for divorce was filed by a long-time resident. the plaintiff is a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars. Davenport College in Lenoir elected Rev C M Pickens as president, Rev Noah Kaylor of Gamewell died suddenly after a tooth extraction at nearly 79. A new cathedral at Valdese is set for July 4 dedication. cost about 10000, built by the colony with European wages. Crops and health in the colony are reported excellent.
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