Yeggmen rob Bion College post office in early hours
Yeggmen blew open the Bion College post office safe late Tuesday, taking about $1,000 in stamps cash. A fire from a nearby bakery at New Bern destroyed the bakery and H J Crumpler’s home, editor of the New Bern Journal, with estimated losses around $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggmen
Bion College
New Berne
H. J. Crumpler
New Berne Journal
Carlton
Fred F. Newton
Kerr
Sampson Count
Chas. Devault
Goldsboro
Mont
Episcopal Church
Baptist Woman's Missional Union
Berne
n~ston-Salem
Miss Fannier
Raleigh
Destroy Catarrh Germs with Hyomel Inhalant
A noted authority says catarrh is a germ disease and the cure is to kill the germs in the system. Hyomel, from pure eucalyptus oil and antiseptic ingredients, is claimed to penetrate nasal and throat membranes, stop discharges, clear passages, and destroy the disease at the source with a money back guarantee from English Drug Company and other druggists in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eood
Monroe
Jong
The Color and Cut of New Paris Costumes in New York
The Journal reports from Paris and New York openings showing shorter full skirts, long coats, and three quarter and very short coats. Colors soften to khaki beige sand and plum. High waistlines replace the move to a long line, straight girdles gain favor, and dainty muslin frocks feature black velvet belts. Lace and taffeta dominate afternoon frocks with wide fabric panels and coordinated waistbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Paris
Fashions and fabrics for the coming season described
The article surveys tailored suits in serge grotesquely garbadine and new grosgain serge, with linens striped like prior awning patterns. It notes chiffon voile organdy handkerchief linen for blouses, suks in serges and coverts, Gorgette satin hats, ribbons and velvets, and light dresses in yoile crepes with white embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seison
Notice of Administration for Mary Houston Estate
Maving qualified as administrator of Mary Houston deceased late of Union county North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of March 1916 or this notice will be plead in their recovery All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement This 4th day of March 1915 W O Lemmond Administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maving
Mary Houston
Union County
North Carolina
W. O. Lemmond
North Curallon
Uben County
Superior Court
Heforeth
B.D. Austin
J.C. Brooks
A.J. Brooks
J. C. Brooks
Fred Brooks
Rogan Brooks
B.D. Austin Mill
County of Union
Monroe
N.C
R. W. Lemmond
C. Redwine & Sikes
Pittfs. Attys
Maying
Annie Loo
Tmooks
Elaine
WO. Lemmond
Annie Lee Houston
Uaion County
W. C. Lemmond
Election Notice and Trust Sale in Monroe North Carolina
Notice announces mayor and alderman election in Monroe on May 4 1915 with registration open April 3 to 24 1915 and inspections on May 1 1915. Also advertises sale of land at Monroe courthouse April 7 1915 to satisfy a deed of trust involving James G Williams Miranda Williams and J W Fowler with two tracts described in detail in Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Williams
Mieranda Williams
Court House
Monroe
N.C
J. G. Williams
A. Fowler
Monroe Township
W. H. Fowler
Hampton
Fowler
Lon Fowler
Wagon Road
Julius Alsobrooks
Alsobrooks
Alsobrooke
Misobrooks
Hampton Fowlers
J.T. Fowler
Marion Tucker
W. Ho
JW. Fowler's Jr
P.O
Office of the Register of Deeds
Union County
North Carolina
J. W. Fowler
Trains Arrive and Depart Monroe Schedule Shown
Seaboard trains arrive Monroe with multiple routes including Charlotte to Monroe local at 6 20 am and Wilmington to Charlotte at 11 15 am. Departures feature Birmingham Atlanta to Monroe Rutherfordton at 8 00 am and New York Portsmouth to Atlanta and Birmingham at 2 15 pm, among others.
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Monroe
Charlotte
Birmingham
New York
Portsmouth
Miiita
Pareerenas
Athinta
Rutherfordton
York
Raleigh
Pecares
Atlanta
Wilmington
Charlotte Wy
Atlants
Portamouth
Notice of Land Entry in Sandy Ridge Township North Carolina
N Simp son and M H Richardson claimants, citizens of North Carolina, state they have located and claim a tract of land in Sandy Ridge township Union County on Little Twelve Mile creek. The parcel bounds from a Morris line to a Davis line and road, containing three acres more or less, vacant state land. They seek entry and grant. Dated March 19 1915.
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North Carolina
Union County
M. C. Long
Morris
Davis
John A. Secrest
North Carolin
N. Simpson
M. H. Richardson
Notice of Administration for Lydia A Staton deceased
Administrator McIntyre announces the estate of Lydia A Staton is being settled. Creditors must present claims by April 2, 1918, at the administrator's home near Wingate, or be barred. Debts should be settled promptly. Attorneys Lydi Stack & Parke.
Monroe Democratic primary notice for mayor and aldermen
City voters are notified that a Democratic primary for mayor and four council seats will be held at the courthouse on Saturday April 17 1915 from 2 to 8 pm. If a second primary is needed it will be held at the same location on April 24 1915. Each candidate is assessed one dollar to cover primary expenses, due by April 15. Unused funds will be returned. A Houston chairman and P H Johnson secretary sign this order from the City Democratic Executive Committee.
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William Jay
Trinity Corporation of New York
New York Herald Corporation
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Belgium
George B. Utley
American Library Association
Carnegie Corporation
New
Catawba
Berlin
St. Louis
Western Railroads
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Clotilda Cohen
Philadelphia
Henry B.cohen
Monroe
N. C
City Hall
Jefferson Street
Court House
Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
A. Houston
P_H. JOHNSON
Notice of sale and administrations in Union County
Notice of sale by order of the Superior Court of Union County in the Mullis case. On April 3, 1915, land of twenty acres on Grassy Creek, Goose Creek township, tied to the Mullis heirs, to be sold at public auction with cash and a deferred note option. Also administrations notices for Annie Loo Mooks and Annie Lee Houston, announcing potential claims and requiring timely filings by specified dates and urging immediate settlements of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Union County
Mullis
A. J. Mu
Adium Tmaigler
Court House
Monroe
N.C
M.S. Mullis
M. C. Haigter
J. Mullis
Grassy Creek
Goose Creek
A. J. Mullis
Pai Choner
A.M. Stack
Stack & Parker, Attys
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Willis Brickhouse
Tyrrell County
Columbia
W. J. Cocke
Asheville
Haywood County
W. J. Ferguson
Coke
Ferguson
Burkett N. Mann
Durham
Will Bell
Watauga County
Robert Wall
Martin Moretz
Moretz
Wall
Boone
Craig
GT Deyton
Green Mountain
WF. Watson
M.C. Honeycutt
Burnsville
Wilson Hensley
Ball Creek
T. Edgar Blackstock
Avbeville
Mt. Mitchell
Greensboro
Patterson
Tennessee
Howard Russet
Anti-Saloon League
Rey. Ft L. Davis
Salisbury
Prohibition
Charles S. Zane
Abraham Lincoln
Utah
Salt Lake City
Judge Zane
United States
Barbados
Leeward Islands
West Indies
Postoffice Department
Marion
TP. Leech
George M. Sutter
United States Spruce Lumber Company
Nathan Rothcchild
Baron Rothschild
Great
London
George Melrose
Los Angeles
Cal
Wim. Mu Gorman
Seattle
Washii
Max Sehuls
Seattle Construction &Drydock Co
Bureau of Forestry
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Monroe Auction Co
Heath-Morrow Co
Old Stand
Fashion Letter
Fox
Austin & Correll
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marsheille
Matthews
Lemmond
Old Library Room
Ney McNeeley
Savings, Loan & Trust Building
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Monroe, N. C
R. L. Payne
Union Drug Co
W. B. Love
Montror, N.C. Law Building
Seaboard
Airline Railway
T. L. Crowell
Rowland & CO
Augusta
Georgia
Mc, Long
Willie L. Curlee
O. C. Curlee
Ada Stafford
Elbeth McLellan
Husband
SR. MelLellan
O. C. Curtee
John BE
Office of Register of Deeds
Said County
M.D. L. Biveers
Wadesboro Road
C. Austin
J. Shute & Sone
Cuthbertson Road
A. H. Crowell
Crowell
Austin
W. J. Pratt
Vann & Prati
Attys Fer Adme
Havine
Lydia A. Staton
Wingate
McIntyre
Admr
A. Staton
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