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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
8
An old note emphasizes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product with healthful qualities. It warns that substitutes sold to grocers often contain alum and are not recommended.
Conductor and crew chased the bandits after a bell card was pulled to stop the train. Engineer Ab and Garrison learned three men had entered the express car. Fletcher, wounded at close range, claimed he fired back. a revolver lay on the car floor. Seaboard agents pursued the suspects.
The publication announces its debut with a welcoming note to subscribers. It invites readers to enjoy the inaugural issue and expresses optimism about the journal’s reception. The tone is upbeat and promotional.
Executors of G W Flow announce public sale at Monroe courthouse on Monday May 4 1914 at noon. Includes 167 acre tract in five lots 88 acre tract in three lots a corner store and a residence with life interest of Mary Flow. Timbered beaver dam creek runs through 167 acres. Terms: 50 percent down at sale, balance Nov 1 1914 and Apr 1 1915 with bonds. title retained till full payment.
The Democratic Mass Meeting in Raleigh will begin at noon on Wednesday April 8 in the auditorium. Special rates with railroads are arranged to draw attendees from across the state. Scheduled speakers include Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Governor Locke Craig.
In Labrador, two partners endure a brutal winter storm while trapping on an ice bound island. After dissolving their partnership, one hunter finds a silver fox worth five hundred dollars. A dispute arises over who should claim the prize, with the weaker man insisting on fairness despite hardship.
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