bull durham smoking tobacco
bull durham – smoking tobacco – thomas cusack co. chicago – wallace, id
bull durham smoking tobacco promotion advertising original poster 25. 5
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durham smoking tobacco with bull durham papers nos w t blackwell net wt. 5 / 8 oz
s durham bull tobacco co. , shrewdly promoted its wares under the bull durham trademark. the firm
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bull durham tobacco ad. american tobacco company, circa 1920. large poster shows ease of rolling your own bull durham cigarettes by picturing a golfer swinging club while smoking .
bull durham tobacco ad. american tobacco co. ca. 1920. large poster shows ease of rolling your own bull durham cigarettes by picturing a golfer swinging club while smoking .
interestingly, bull durham tobacco ,
briteleaf tobacco
, was grown and manufactured in durham, nc .
durham earned its
bull city
nickname through w. t. blackwell & co' s
bull
durham smoking tobacco, manufactured in durham and heavily advertised both locally and nationally
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in 1957, the last of the bull durham smoking tobacco production was moved from durham to richmond, and the durham plant became exclusively a cigarette manufacturer .
bull durham tobacco trademark. ca. 1880. circular emblem encloses bull standing in farm pasture, looking toward viewer .
genuine bull durham smoking tobacco cardboard lithograph. all original w / sticker on back for bull durham tobacco authenticity, has crease in the middle of print, in frame - 22
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bull durham tobacco ad. the man in the moon. ca. 1890. print ad for blackwell' s bull durham smoking tobacco features drawing of a man in full moon, smoking a pipe. over one eye is the pull - string seal with bull trademark. from handbook of durham .
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from 1874 – 1957, bull durham tobacco, the first truly national tobacco brand, was manufactured in durham, nc .
lucius green, manufacturer of genuine indian girl durham smoking tobacco, durham, - n. c .
durham smoking tobacco label, mfg. blackwell. ca. 1870. striking label with reversed print and trademark bull, advertising durham smoking tobacco made by w. t. blackwell (later the american tobacco co .) .
blackwell takes its name from william thomas blackwell, whose blackwell durham tobacco co. manufactured bull durham smoking tobacco. it appears, unnamed, on the blount map of durham c. 1867 .
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durham smoking tobacco ad poster 11
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bull
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by the turn of the century, bull durham tobacco was reportedly the largest tobacco company in the world .
make plug, twist and smoking tobacco, ten inch, sixes and eights plug, and
hickory
smoking tobacco .
tobacco pouch with rolling papers, w. t. blackwell & co. , bull durham
during the u. s. civil war, john ruffin green' s genuine durham smoking tobacco company made shredded pipe tobacco and sold it in small cloth bags with a picture of a bull on the side. the bull durham logo came about when a friend of mr. green' s suggested he call his tobacco bull durham smoking tobacco. before long, the product—which had become popular with soldiers during the war—was commonly known as bull durham .
bull in blackwell' s durham smoking tobacco ad knocks sign painter over sign. ad appeared in u. s. tobacco journal, june 11, 1877
1918: war department buys the entire output of bull durham tobacco. bull durham advertises ,
when our boys light up, the huns will light out .
in addition to founding the first tobacco company in durham, green was also a pioneer of tobacco advertising. inspired by a bull’s head illustration on a brand of mustard from durham, england, he trademarked the bull for his durham smoking tobacco brand. this brand became popular worldwide and forever made the bull an emblem of durham. [ ii ]
] and greater still, when considering other tobacco related diseases and environmental tobacco smoking .
e. h. pogue, manufacturer of smoking tobacco, durham, n. c .
w. t. blackwell partnered with mr. green and formed the “bull durham tobacco company” .
bull durham tobacco – uneeda biscuit – nabisco – sloan’s liniment, etc. – birmingham, al
postcard for the w. t. blackwell and company tobacco factory, otherwise known as the bull durham tobacco factory .
genuine bull durham smoking tobacco general store sign. 9
x12
. 040 aluminum. this sign has eyelets. made in the usa .
quick description: noticed this fading ad for bull durham smoking tobacco on side of former old general nerchandise store building near downtown bennettsville, sc .
john ruffin green (1840 - 1869) manufactured genuine durham smoking tobacco and used a bull as his trademark: origin of the
bull durham
brand. after green' s death, his partner william t. blackwell took over the company and the bull trademark .
robert morris and his son open the first tobacco factory in durham, manufacturing
best flavored spanish smoking tobacco .
blackwell' s durham tobacco co. factory bldg. 1895. factory building of blackwell' s durham tobacco co. , with bull trademark. engraving from handbook of durham .
w. t. blackwell & co. , durham, north carolina, manufacturers of the only genuine durham smoking tobacco .
early packaging for the bull durham brand of tobacco, manufactured by w. t. blackwell and company
the name “bull durham” is said to have been taken from the bull on the british coleman mustard, which mr. blackwell mistakenly believed was manufactured in durham england .
genuine durham smoking tobacco, later known as bull durham, was manufactured in durham, north carolina from as early as 1860. (the trademark was first registered in 1866 .) john ruffin green is credited with adopting the bull (apparently borrowed from colman' s mustard (made in durham, england) ) as a symbol for a smoking tobacco known as best flavored spanish smoking tobacco. green then changed its name to genuine durham in the 1860' s .
bull durham rolling tobacco and camel cigarettes are distributed to american soldiers as daily rations during world war i .
old bull, looking southwest, 1905. (courtesy duke manuscript collection / digital durham
soon golden belt was producing more than 13, 000 bull durham sacks a day .
bull durham, above harris diner, 79 north ave. , owego, ny, 2002
green registered the trademark in 1866, along with the name
genuine durham smoking tobacco .
he mounted a sign on the front of his factory depicting the bull .
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. the name “bull durham” is said to have been taken from the bull on the british colman’s mustard, which mr. blackwell (mistakenly) believed was manufactured in durham, england .
bull durham business bonanza, 1866 - 1940 by b. w. c. roberts and snow l. roberts; endangered durham
bull durham made its last ad hurrah in 1918, when the company announced that, since it was sending all its bull durham tobacco to u. s. soldiers in world war i, it would suspend advertising .
the first american manufactured cigarettes came out in 1860. the most popular brand was bull durham .
r. f. morris & son tobacco factory. engraving. ca. 1890.' eureka durham' smoking tobacco and' ladies choise' snuff. from handbook of durham .
action on smoking and health (ash). smoking statistics: illness and death. london: ash; 2014 .
signs for bull durham tobacco once covered walls all over the country. photo: jack e. boucher, national park service .
durham tobacco ad, with bull and pyramids. ca. 1880. engraving of bull wearing blanket advertising blackwell' s durham tobacco. pedestal is partial pyramid labeled with company name and' cheops' on the side. smaller pyramids appear in the distance .
james young whitted (1836 - 1926) was a hillsborough tobacco manufacturer and friend of bull durham founder john ruffin green. according to local lore, whitted suggested that green adopt a bull as symbol for his tobacco brand .
genuine bull durham smoking tobacco. from an older tobacco sign into a reprint picture. reprint picture made of an older advertising sign and it is. high quality semi gloss photo paper and ink are use ...
old bull with power plant behind it, 1895. (courtesy duke manuscript collection / digital durham )
by 1890, bull durham was one of the most famous trademarks in the world. in that same year, five of the largest cigarette producers, including blackwell tobacco co. , the maker of bull durham, joined together to form the american tobacco co .
click here for another bull durham sign, this one from san francisco (1990). here you can see the bull, but it is partially blocked by billboards .
denny, smith & co. manufacturers of fine smoking tobacco proprietors of the monogram brand .
bull durham was sold as loose tobacco in a roll - your - own packet, and continued to be manufactured until around 1988 .
el toro, of course, is spanish for bull. the bull durham brand of smoking tobacco was originally called
spanish flavored durham tobacco .
the manufacturer, john r. green, used the bull name and emblem in his advertising and on his packaging .
spanish flavored
referred to the variety of tobacco grown commercially in the us, which was native to the spanish caribbean. baseball legend has it that the term
bullpen
came about because of the ubiquitous advertisements for bull durham tobacco that hung near the area where pitchers warmed up .
the project is located near the home of the durham bulls minor league baseball team, and is expected to be completed this fall. the property has its own story: a factory on the land once produced bull durham smoking tobacco .
blackwell durham tobacco company
( source: handbook of durham, nc) (durham, 1895), pages 32 - 35 .
century, bull durham advertising signs were featured on the outfield fences of most major and minor league ballparks .
in those days, all games were day games and the bull durham advertising signs provided much needed shade .
this bull durham from spokane, wash. (2005) has been mutilated by a modern garden scene .
different types of tobacco, green tobacco sickness, conditions needed to grow tobacco, etc .
townsend j. price and consumption of tobacco. br med bull. 1996; 52: 132–42 .
bull durham smoking tobacco sign painted on building in collinsville, illinois. auctiva' s free counter. perfect 5x7 glossy color photo ready for your collection! historic & amazing photograph. reprint ...
blackwell' s durham is the finest, purest, best, and most uniform brand of smoking tobacco ever put upon the market .
began the manufacture of smoking tobacco in 1880, their brand being
clear the track .
it is admitted that the tobacco grown in these mountains of western north carolina produces smoking tobacco of a quality surpassing any other .
b. w. c. roberts and s. l. roberts, bull durham: business bonanza, 1866–1940 (durham, nc: genuine durham press, 2002), 43 .
[ i ] open durham. (2008, march 24). blackwell’s durham tobacco / american tobacco co. retrieved april 10, 2015, from urltoken: urltoken / buildings / blackwells - durham - tobacco - american - tobacco - co
[ iii ] open durham. (2008, march 24). blackwell’s durham tobacco / american tobacco co. retrieved april 10, 2015, from urltoken: urltoken / buildings / blackwells - durham - tobacco - american - tobacco - co
completed in 1874, the american tobacco company factory was initially known as the w. t. blackwell and company tobacco factory. it was also referred to as the bull durham tobacco factory, and eventually earned the nickname
old bull ,
because the whistle actually sounded like a bull. the ell - shaped building of italianate design is a brick factory trimmed with marble, and features a bull durham ad right on the front of the building. the bull durham advertising campaign even offered a cash prize for baseball players to try and hit the sign from nearby stadiums .
no, not the 1988 movie featuring kevin costner, but a tobacco company and brand based in durham, north carolina. the national park service, which has recognized the bull durham tobacco factory (also called the w. t. blackwell and company tobacco factory) for its historical importance, has referred to bull durham tobacco as “the first truly national tobacco brand” and “a part of american industrial history and folklore. ”
[ ii ] durden, r. f. (2006). bull durham tobacco. retrieved april 10, 2015, from ncpedia: urltoken
q: i have had this framed paper poster advertising bull durham smoking tobacco for over 40 years. it’s 24 1 / 2 by 17 inches. in the bottom left - hand corner it says, “blackwell’s durham tobacco co. ” is this collectible? what is its value ?
following his son brodie' s lead, washington duke sells the family farm and moves to durham, nc in hopes of expanding his tobacco business. washington builds a new tobacco factory on durham' s main street. durham is also home to blackwell and company, producers of the popular
bull durham
tobacco brand .
i have a painting of a barn with genuine “bull” durham the old reliable smoking tabacco on the side it is signed by cwikla would you have any info one this. thank you
the successor to blackwell' s durham tobacco co. was the american tobacco co. which paid somewhere between 3 and 4 million dollars to take over blackwell' s (and the bull durham trademark) in 1898 .
julian shakespeare carr (1845 - 1924), while first part owner (from around 1870), then sole owner of blackwell' s, is credited with engineering the massive advertising campaign that spread the bull durham signs over the american landscape. bull durham signs featured a bronze bull on a black background. in the sign above, the bull was probably in the lower right corner but is not discernable now. a circular gold medal flour sign was painted over the middle of the bull durham sign at some point in time, and is now quite a bit less prominent than the larger bull durham lettering .
j. r. sams intends during the fall to begin the manufacture of smoking tobacco in asheville .
pamphlet, ee - m co. ,
ee - m smoking tobacco and cigarettes
, 1896
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outdoor advertisements were a part of the tobacco industry from its beginning. before the turn of the century, large, colorful wall paintings advertising bull durham tobacco appeared. and as cigarette smoking grew more popular, tobacco producers quickly began to erect dramatic signs advertising their wares throughout the country .
tobacco processed in durham becomes popular among civil war soldiers, creating a national market for the variety that later became known as bull durham, sold by w. t. blackwell and company .
no other like it in the world! if you alight from the train at durham, n. c, the first thing you note is the delight - ful aroma and s ^ veet fragrance which hangs over the whole town. this proceeds from the
bull
durham factory. never was there so dis - tinctive and lingering a flavor as that of
bull
durham; there is no other like it in the world .
bull
durham smokers notice this, the moment they roll a cigarette and light it. the smoke has a delicious, relishable aroma that is wholly unique and individual. you get it in no other tobacco. it is produced by a gsnerations - old process known only to the makers of
bull
durham. < ti oenuinc bull durham smoking tobacco
bull
durham has been the standard smoking tobacco of the world for three generations .
bull
durham hand - made cigarettes are a distinctive form of tobacco enjoyment. their flzvcr and freshness arc delightful. get
the makings
today and
roll your own .
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ee - m co. ,
ee - m smoking tobacco and cigarettes
[ pamphlet ], 1896
pamphlet, f. w. felgner & sons, price list of smoking tobacco, 1866 aug. 1
but none actually showed women smoking. but times were changing and men like george washington hill at american tobacco set their sights on popularizing cigarette smoking among the newly liberated female population .
the company was also active in specialty advertising, developing a promotion in which the round tabs featuring a bull that were tied to the ends of the drawstrings used in the small cloth sacks of bull durham tobacco could be exchanged for premiums .
[... ] pete w. sent in a third vintage bull durham tobacco ad depicting black americans as foolish and bumbling. [... ]
the u. s. government is said to have bought every ounce of bull durham tobacco during the world war i years to send to the war effort .
reference has been made elsewhere to the origin of the demand for durham smoking tobacco, of which mr. j. r. green sagaciously took advantage, increasing his facilities for manufacturing, and adopting a distinguishing brand and device, making the
durham bull
thenceforth immortal .
f. w. felgner & sons, price list of smoking tobacco [ pamphlet ], 1866 aug. 1
[ the history section of this post relies heavily upon the excellent little book bull durham business bonanza by ben and snow roberts .
j. t. blackwell. formal portrait. ca. 1920. formal portrait of man responsible for bull durham tobacco and one of the men responsible for the growth and success of durham. photog: parnell
rebuilding the cornice on the east and north facades of old bull, december 2007 .
interested in the decision to remove the iconic bull’s scrotum in advertisements? go here .
these are some attributes that the city of durham has come to envelop. once known primarily for basketball and tobacco, durham has flourished into a city of entrepreneurial zest and tech culture. a charming feature of durham is the way it blends historic fabric with new vibrancy. the nickname, bull city, comes from the former brand of tobacco, bull durham smoking tobacco. while the city no longer produces tobacco, the spirit of that prosperous time is rekindled in businesses and culture. the durham bulls, a minor - league baseball team, hosts games right across the street from the american tobacco campus, another instance of the preservation of historical roots .
the next year, with nearly 150 bull durham signs being hit 85 times, $ 4, 520 in cash more than 10, 000 pounds of tobacco was awarded .
in 1910, the “bull durham” name was so closely associated with baseball; that signs were in almost every ballpark in the country .
mr. green died in 1869, and his company was bought by former storekeeper william t. blackwell, who made the bull durham name internationally renowned. the image of the bull appeared on billboards and murals throughout the world, and one of the great pyramids at giza had the bull painted on it .
1865: civil war ended: troops camped around durham station waiting for the surrender at durham station exhaust local farmers' supply of tobacco. later troops wrote to durham station looking for more of the local tobacco .
opinions and lifestyle survey, adult smoking habits in great britain, 2013. [
although the first tobacco factory had been established in 1854 by r. f. morris, a significant boost in the tobacco industry in durham was only seen after the civil war (“preservation durham “, a short history of the bull city p2). an increase in demand from all over the country attracted workers to the tobacco fields and increased population from one hundred in 1865 to two - thousand by 1880 (“preservation durham “, a short history of the bull city p2). one clear example of how the growth of the tobacco industry helped the growth and development of the city itself is the case of the bull durham tobacco factory. this was initially a partnership between w. t. blackwell and ruffin green that took place in order to be able to fulfill the incessant orders for durham tobacco. needless to say, bull durham tobacco factory was not the only company at the time, and that is part of the reason why the tobacco industry basically ran durham .
in addition, any player hitting a home run in a park with a bull on the fence got a carton of tobacco .
parrish & blackwell, durham, n. c. , wholesale leaf tobacco dealers .
j. s. lockhart, dealer in leaf tobacco durham, n. c .
first tobacco warehouse opens in durham, making it an appealing base for more manufacturers .
- government should not act as a paternal body to control smoking. - smokers do not cost society money since they die sooner. - increased awareness about health and risk will lower the smoking rate and the smoking problem will take care of itself
the 20th century durham brand is encapsulated in the image below. advertising for the city was almost exclusively geared towards bull durham smoking tobacco. this was an extremely prosperous time for durham. the american tobacco company eventually dissolved in the late 20th century, leaving the area desolate with only empty, old buildings. in 2004, the american tobacco campus reopened with office spaces, stores, and restaurants. from the start, american tobacco campus strove to bring in new opportunities while showcasing where the durham community came from .
i believe the old bull building was durham' s first structure to be placed on the national register for historic places - in 1974 .
e. i. holmes & co. , manufacturers of pure and unadulterated smoking tobacco, asheville, n. c .
bull durham smoking tobacco was the most popular brand in the country, and its stature only increased during world war i, when it was included in the rations given to soldiers on the front lines, and in 1918 production was temporarily taken over by the us government to exclusively supply soldiers with tobacco .
the relatively better position of durham in the great depression was exemplified by the increases in employment and sales at the american tobacco in 1930. the company slashed prices of bull durham (bag) tobacco, and the brand saw a resurgence in sales. the company employed 3500 people in 1931, and produced 1. 75 million cigarettes and 1. 5 million pounds of smoking tobacco a month .
poster, british - american tobacco co. , ltd. , winner plug tobacco
[ advertisements for hundley tobacco orderer, oxford, n. c. and
durham recorder
, durham, n. c. ]
see what' s happening in durham' s american tobacco historic district. music, food, dpac, the durham bulls and more .
make both plug and smoking, with a trade confined principally to the southern states .
18 century. smoking confined to indoor places where men had leisure time to congregate .
old bull, the power plant, lucky strike, reed and hill - looking southwest, 1905. (courtesy duke manuscript collection / digital durham
some wood frame storage warehouses and the reams auction warehouse aside, old bull was the extent of the blackwell company prior to its absorption by union tobacco, then american tobacco .
all photos from durham public library historic photographic archives except contemporary photograph by american tobacco campus .
j. v. whitted tobacco c. engraving. 1895. from handbook of durham .
kirk warren reflects on the impact tobacco companies had on the community when they left durham .
american tobacco company pursued bull - riding sponsorship for its bull durham cigarette brand in the early 1990s. bull durham was a discount cigarette targeted to low - income young men rather than to the typical older female purchasers of very low - priced cigarettes. bull - riding sponsorship was viewed as 1 way to establish the discount brand' s personality, and plans were to “increase carton buying patterns” through sequential promotion of escalating purchase sizes, from 2 packs to a 5 - pack minicarton, progressing to a full carton. 40
the granulated
sitting bull
is known all over the united states, and upholds the reputation of durham as a manufacturing point for smoking tobacco. the stock for this factory is all bought on the durham market, and is exclusively the product of orange and adjacent counties. the marked characteristics of the tobacco of this immediate section are exemplified in all the manufactures of durham, and to a very large extent in
each policy improvement would result in a proportional decline in smoking prevalence. for example, a 10% decline from a baseline of 20% smoking prevalence would mean a 2% absolute decline. the potential reductions in smoking prevalence for each policy type are in table
w. f. warren, durham city school superintendent. 1937. from durham high school yearbook .
w. t. blackwell and company introduced production, packaging, and marketing techniques that made bull durham a part of american industrial history and folklore .
bull durham – carriages, wagons, farm inplements [ sic ] – thos. cusack ad – grand island, ne – featured fade, jerry heidelk
ox with tobacco hogshead. costume photo. ca. 1920. old costume, dress - up photo shows man in boots, with shotgun, leading an ox hitched to a tobacco barrel used as a wheel. sign above advertises' bull' durham tobacco. photog: parnell
british - american tobacco co. , ltd. , winner plug tobacco [ poster ]
broadside, the mammoth tobacco co. , notice
winston' s best
tobacco
action on smoking and health (ash). ash briefing: uk tobacco control policy and expenditure. london: ash; 2014 .
. will litigation become part of public health arsenal in canada' s war against smoking .
, marlow m. smoking bans and their differential effects on restaurants, bars and taverns .
old bull is back in the fold (along with the noell building). both are now part of american tobacco campus. work is set to resume on the top floors of old bull with new units coming on the market in 2014 .
duke & stokes, durham, n. c. , dealers in leaf tobacco & strips .
1895 engraving from
handbook of durham of w. t. blackwell and company tobacco factory .
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new old stock. . still has protective plastic on front. vintage aaa sign company. black americana bull durham tabacco store advertising litho tin sign. 46x30cm
aerial view of durham. slightly closer than g148. central and east durham. ccb at top center .
1860: statistics: virginia and north carolina list 348 tobacco factories, virtually all producing chewing tobacco. only 6 list smoking tobacco as a side - product (which is manufactured from scraps left over from plug production) .
several studies have shown a link between tobacco sport sponsorship and increased smoking rates in children, 2, 4, 132 although none have focused specifically on rodeo sponsorship. for example, smoking rates among adolescents aged 13 to 17 years increased from 2. 4% to 11. 1% after viewing a 1996 cricket series in india that was sponsored by wills cigarettes. 132 tobacco sponsorship of sports increases smoking rates by creating a positive association between sports and smoking. 4 a 2006 literature review concluded that tobacco promotions that include brand name sport sponsorship increase rates of smoking initiation in a dose - dependent manner. 133
the mammoth tobacco co. , notice
winston' s best
tobacco [ broadside ]
richard joshua reynolds builds the first tobacco factory in winston - salem, producing chewing tobacco .
jacobson, bobbie. beating the ladykillers: woman and smoking. london: pluto, 1986 .
search the web for the phrase “tobacco and baseball” and you’ll find an association that dates back almost to the beginning of the sport. in the late 1800s, tobacco companies debuted baseball cards in cigarette packs. by the early 1900s, bull durham was advertising its chewing tobacco product on outfield fences .
for years – nearly 100 years, it was hidden. last week, with the deconstruction of the old garage located at 602 main street, history unveiled itself in the form of a bull durham smoking tobacco advertisement which had been hand - painted on the west wall of what is now grumpy’s bar .
“history”. american tobacco. downtown durham’s entertainment district, jun 2010. web. 15 mar 2011 .
, citing maplewood cemetery, durham, durham county, north carolina, usa; maintained by find a grave .
aerial view of durham. central & east durham. ca. 1940. ccb building is at top center .
robert venturi, the postmodern architect, said that while he was sympathetic to opponents of smoking, tobacco billboards could also be objects of beauty .
nagelhout ge, levy dt, blackman k, currie l, clancy l, willemsen mc. the effect of tobacco control policies on smoking prevalence and smoking - attributable deaths. findings from the netherlands simsmoke tobacco control policy simulation model. addict abingdon engl. 2012; 107: 407–16 .
tobacco - bagging machine. cigarette mfg. plant. ca. 1910. machine bagged tobacco in cloth bags and wrapped label around the outside of the bags. note table at left loaded with rows of filled bags. cartons in rear are printed woith label for bull durham tobacco. photographer: junius beard
since the bull durham signs were generally located near the area where relief pitchers warmed up prior to entering games, the word “bullpen” could have resulted from this association .
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night letter (telegram), w. t. blackwell & co. , bull durham (with purchase of 25 # a box of
cork
soap )
union and confederate armies regularly traded tobacco for coffee and othergoods throughout the civil war, also without much preference for brand. the bull durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in durham, north carolina that occurred at the close of the war. soldiers from both sides raided a farmer' s tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. after returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. the farmer, mr. john green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named bull durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world .
union and confederate armies regularly traded tobacco for coffee and other goods throughout the civil war, also without much preference for brand. the bull durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in durham, north carolina that occurred at the close of the war. soldiers from both sides raided a farmer' s tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. after returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. the farmer, mr. john green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named bull durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world .
one of the most important aspects of bar promotions relates to the impact of social influence on product usage behaviour and brand selection. social influence theory suggests that individuals may conform to meet the expectations of a person or group. 39 research into reasons for smoking uptake among adolescents has shown that social influence, especially peer smoking and peer approval of smoking, are predictors of smoking behaviour. 40 although over 80% of smokers begin to smoke before the age of 18, there is still opportunity for young adults to be influenced to begin smoking or continue smoking once they have reached the age of majority. the bar environment presents an ideal social context for tobacco companies to focus on opinion leaders in order to influence smoking status and brand choice. 41– 43
union and confederate armies regularly traded tobacco for coffee and other goods throughout the civil war, also without much preference for brand. the bull durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in durham, north carolina that occurred at the close of the war. soldiers from both sides raided a farmer’s tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. after returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. the farmer, mr. john green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named bull durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world. – duke university
occoneechee
- - and - -
tar heel
smoking tobaccos long cut and granulated .
mackinnon, kenneth, and laura owen. smoking in films—a review. london: hea, 1997 .
, sussman s, dent cw, burton d. moderators of peer social influence in adolescent smoking .
broadside, interstate tobacco - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best, 1947 may 26
broadside, interstate tobacco - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best, 1947 june 23
broadside, interstate tobacco - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best, 1947 july 8
reed h. the effects of increasing tobacco taxation: a cost benefit and public finances analysis. london: action on smoking & health; 2010 .
by the early 20th century roll - your - own cigarettes had become widely available, with bull durham being the most popular brand. the annual report of the commissioner of indian affairs observed in 1903 that the sioux were very actively taking up the practice of smoking cigarettes :
this pictured machine bagged tobacco in cloth bags and wrapped labels around the outside of the bags. note the table at left loaded with rows of filled bags. cartons in the rear of the photograph are printed with the bull durham tobacco label. photographer: junius beard
to this day any request made by a white person is facilitated by tobacco. once the manager of ohewa kiva in zuni was willing to send out the bogey kachina because i asked for him with bull durham. 30
looking southwest, 1920s, at old bull, the hill warehouse, the old power plant, lucky strike, and reed. (courtesy duke manuscript collection / digital durham
blackwell takes its name from william thomas blackwell, called
the father of durham
in hiram v. paul' s 1884 town history. blackwell durham tobacco co. manufactured bull durham smoking tobacco in a factory at the southwest corner of blackwell and pettigrew streets. the street appears, unnamed, on the blount map of durham c. 1867 but bears blackwell' s name on the city directory map of 1887 - by which time blackwell had sold his interest in the company and become a banker. taking over the tobacco business from partner j. r. green (who coined the name
bull durham
), blackwell and partners julian s. carr and james r. day built the company into an international business, the united states' largest tobacco firm for a time in the 1870s .
thomas h. martin tobacco warehouse. engraving. 1895. thomas martin,' leaf tobacco broker,' on morris street. from handbook of durham .
durham mayor william
bill
bell sits down with nbc17 today to explain the origins of durham' s nickname .
the durham brand – i’d like to contemplate what makes the city of durham authentic and how the brand embodies that .
anti - smoking groups are not crying over the tobacco billboard' s demise. such groups have long charged that cigarette makers carefully positioned outdoor advertisements near schools and playgrounds, and carpet - bombed minority neighborhoods with billboards because those areas had high smoking rates .
in 1899, financial troubles forced mr. reynolds to sell two - thirds of his business to james
buck
duke' s american tobacco co. for $ 3 million. under the purchase agreement, mr. reynolds continued to manage rjr, where, in 1907, he introduced prince albert smoking tobacco, a blend that eventually challenged american tobacco' s bull durham and duke' s mixture, the national leaders .
duke university began as trinity college, moving to durham and eventually taking the
duke
name upon generous endowments by washington duke, a durham tobacco magnate and philanthropist .
broadside, interstate tobacco - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best, 1947 apr. 15
bright leaf tobacco became the most prized of all u. s. varieties, and durham was the epicenter of bright leaf country. by far the best - known brand of bright leaf was bull durham, the label of william t. blackwell & company. blackwell gained a long lead on the rest of the durham tobacco merchants, including the dukes, who did not establish their first true factory in durham until 1873. the dukes chose to concentrate their energies on the manufacture and sale of tobacco rather than on raising the crop, which was notoriously erratic in quality and quantity. buying their leaf from local farmers, the dukes cured and then shred or compressed the tobacco to form, respectively, smoking or chewing tobacco. as cigarettes were hardly yet known, tobacco smoking was accomplished with a pipe or in cigars, the latter not being made by the dukes .
the bull durham tobacco advertisement still boasts the brilliant colors and appears much as it might have some 90 to 100 years ago. it was uncovered as a main street building was deconstructed over the course of a week and has become an immediate sensation in the community of ackley. (inset) a closer look at the head of the bull .
history of durham: biographical sketches
- - - - the father of durham, pp. 130 - 133 .
durham & southern railway. engine # 1140. 1940. engine with tender and crew aboard steams through durham rail yards .
hilton, matthew. smoking in british popular culture 1800–2000. new york: manchester university press, 2000 .
brown t, platt s, amos a. equity impact of european individual - level smoking cessation interventions to reduce smoking in adults: a systematic review. eur j public health. 2014; 24: 551–6 .
manufacturer of the world - renowned
sitting bull
durham smoking tobacco, a standard brand of granulated, made from the best and most highly flavored north carolina leaf. also of the original and genuine durham long cut, made from the best bright north carolina leaf, unsurpassed the world over in fragrance and flavor; of which there are two grades, no. 1 and no. 2 .
smoking in the services came under attack in the 1980s. anti - smoking campaigns were ordered and by 1994 the pentagon banned smoking in the workplace. by 2002 the department of defense (dod) had fully implemented a 1997 executive order banning smoking in all government - owned, rented, and leased interior spaces. today, soldiers continue to smoke, chew, and dip while congress and dod are considering a potential ban on sales of tobacco products on military bases and ships .
s bull durham, and in 1881 he decided to enter the new and relatively small field of cigarettes. at the time, there were only four major producers of cigarettes in the
durham cotton & commonwealth cotton mfg. cos. 1895. factories of the durham cotton mfg. co. and the commonwealth cotton mfg. co. engravings. from handbook of durham .
bright leaf tobacco became the most prized of all u. s. varieties, and durham was the epicenter of bright leaf country. by far the best - known brand of bright leaf was bull durham, the label of william t. blackwell & company. black - well gained a long lead on the rest of the durham tobacco merchants, including the dukes, who did not establish their first true factory in durham until 1873. the dukes chose to concentrate their energies on the manufacture and sale of tobacco rather than on raising the crop, which was notoriously erratic in quality and quantity. buying their leaf from local farmers, the dukes would cure and then shred or compress the tobacco to form, respectively, smoking or chewing tobacco. as cigarettes were yet hardly known, tobacco smoking was accomplished with a pipe or in cigars, the latter not being made by the dukes .
the father and sons trio begin manufacturing their own brand of smoking tobacco called
pro bono publico
at their orange county (now durham), nc farm. in 1866, they manufacture 15, 000 pounds of tobacco. the business grows quickly, and by 1872 they produce nearly 125, 000 pounds of tobacco .
interstate tobacco. - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best [ broadside ], 1947 april 15
interstate tobacco. - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best [ broadside ], 1947 may 26
interstate tobacco. - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best [ broadside ], 1947 june 23
interstate tobacco. - person - garrett co. - whitehead & anderson, inc. , border belt smoking leaf is best [ broadside ], 1947 july 8
jha p, peto r. global effects of smoking, of quitting, and of taxing tobacco. n engl j med. 2014; 370: 60–8 .
boyd, william kenneth, the story of durham, durham: duke university press, 1925, pp. 71 - 73 .
first durham county courthouse. engraving. 1895. located at se corner of church & main streets. from handbook of durham .
downtown durham. public service co. ca. 1920. building housed offices of durham' s electric company. photog: parnell
the second was a discussion with his friend jy whitted, who suggested that green should make use of the bull used by the coleman mustard company on their
durham mustard
containers .
superb, gary. as always. makes me proud to be moving in to old bull in a month or two .
with the absorption into the american tobacco trust, the manufacturing facility expanded dramatically. the original building became known as
old bull
in reference to its centrality in the old blackwell bull durham company. in 1903, the
u
shaped factory became a squared
o ,
with the construction of a wing enclosing the south side of the building .
s machines were still in use in 1948. carr won the rights to the invention for a royalty of ten cents for each 1, 000 bags the company sold and established the golden belt manufacturing co. to produce them in the bull durham plant not only for the tobacco industry but also for manufacturers of sugar, salt, flour, meal, feedstuffs, and coins. the contract between golden belt and durham bull tobacco stated that high - quality cloth sacks of different sizes
greaves, lorraine smoke screen: women' s smoking and social control. london: scarlet press, 1996 .
the total sales of the warehouses in durham during the season of 1880 are estimated at twelve million pounds, a large majority of which was farmer' s tobacco sold from the wagons. a larger quantity of package tobacco than usual was received from other markets. the characteristic excellence of the higher grades of smoking tobacco has been maintained by
this company employs 500 hands; has a capital stock of $ 4, 000, 000 and a manufacturing capacity of eight million pounds of smoking tobacco per annum .
don' t let this bakery' s cheery exterior fool you, boots bakery is serious about keeping things local. while renovating the space, the owners partially uncovered what is probably the best preserved ghost sign in spokane an advertisement for bull durham smoking tobacco painted by the firm of
billboard baron
thomas cusack. step inside and check it out .
1890: dukes establish the american tobacco company, which will soon monopolize the entire us tobacco industry. atc will be dissolved in anti - trust action in 1911. 1898: controlling interest in blackwell was bought out by union tobacco co. , which promptly sold it to american. 1899: l & m taken into duke' s tobacco trust. duke has finally won bull durham brand of chew .
operations at the complex continued to wane over the course of the 1970s and 1980s. in 1987, the american tobacco company shut down operations in durham and moved all remaining production to their plant in reidsville. the old bull building was abandoned .
brown cj. approval recommendation: bull durham bar sampling test. american tobacco company. december 16, 1991. access date: november 1, 2001. bates no. atx040204083 - 4086. url: urltoken. quoted on p. atx040204083 .
brown c. approval recommendation: bull durham bar sampling test. american tobacco company. december 16, 1991. access date: november 1, 2001. bates no. atx040204083 - 4086. url: urltoken. quoted on p. atx040204083 .
e. c. valendra, “national coexistence is our bull durham: revisiting ‘the indian today, ’” american studies 46, no. 3 / 4 (2005–2006): 59–76, 68 .
durham county library - 300 n. roxboro street - durham, north carolina 27701 - 919. 560. 0100 email the library webmaster
is that
hoster' s beer
advertised across from old bull? my other thought was
fowler' s
.
looking west down vivian st. at the old power plant and the east side of old bull. (courtesy robby delius )
by the late 1950s, the old power plant / machine shop / smokestack, to the south of old bull were demolished .
out of curiosity, i went looking for other bull durham ads from around the same period. seems most of their ads showed only a bull, or baseball stars of the time. but here are a couple that show people using the product; note how people of different races are depicted: native americans urltoken caucasians urltoken
in 1987, the american tobacco company shut down operations in durham and moved all remaining production to their plant in reidsville.
bull durham smoking tobacco , also known as “ genuine bull durham smoking tobacco , ” was a world-famous brand of loose-leaf tobacco manufactured by w.t. blackwell and company in durham , north carolina . that originated around the 1850s and remained in production until august 15 , 1988 . over the years , the brand often changed ownership , yet continued to be one of the most successful tobacco brands of all time . the brand is most commonly associated with its highly successful advertising campaigns that revolutionized the advertising industry . william thomas blackwell , an original investor and owner of the blackwell company , contributed greatly to the success of the product . blackwell and his company ’s tactics with the brand paved the way for other corporations to succeed through the acquisition of the bull durham trademark . the success of the product ultimately is due to the successful advertising campaigns that made durham world famous , brought jobs to the city , and made durham the tobacco capital of the united states . 
bull durham smoking tobacco, also known as “ genuine bull durham smoking tobacco, ” was a world-famous brand of loose-leaf tobacco manufactured by w.t. blackwell and company in durham, north carolina. that originated around the 1850s and remained in production until august 15, 1988. over the years, the brand often changed ownership, yet continued to be one of the most successful tobacco brands of all time. the brand is most commonly associated with its highly successful advertising campaigns that revolutionized the advertising industry. william thomas blackwell, an original investor and owner of the blackwell company, contributed greatly to the success of the product. blackwell and his company ’s tactics with the brand paved the way for other corporations to succeed through the acquisition of the bull durham trademark. the success of the product ultimately is due to the successful advertising campaigns that made durham world famous, brought jobs to the city, and made durham the tobacco capital of the united states.
bull durham smoking tobacco, also known as “ genuine bull durham smoking tobacco, ” was a world-famous brand of loose-leaf tobacco manufactured by w.t. blackwell and company in durham, north carolina. that originated around the 1850s and remained in production until august 15, 1988. over the years, the brand often changed ownership, yet continued to be one of the most successful tobacco brands of all time. the brand is most commonly associated with its highly successful advertising campaigns that revolutionized the advertising industry. william thomas blackwell, an original investor and owner of the blackwell company, contributed greatly to the success of the product. blackwell and his company ’s tactics with the brand paved the way for other corporations to succeed through the acquisition of the bull durham trademark. the success of the product ultimately is due to the successful advertising campaigns that made durham world famous, brought jobs to the city, and made durham the tobacco capital of the united states.