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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1912
Page
5
Shute's Gin Fire Destroys Cotton and Gins
A fire at the Shute property damaged a large amount of cotton and gins while a wood working shop at the free end of the building was saved. The blaze started from matches in the cotton and spread rapidly forcing workers to flee. The building, owned by Raymond Shute and operated by Crow-Lee Gin Company, was partly saved and would have spread to adjoining property without the fire department.
Monroe area notices mix sale ads and obit details
Classifieds list exchanges, lost property, rentals, and sales from Monroe area merchants and residents. Items include seed, hay, cotton related ads, an obituary for John Birmingham, a failed effort to start a cooperative creamery, and notices for auctions, livestock, groceries, and farm services. Several names and places such as Plyler & Funderburk, Monroe, and Euro are present.
Local and Personal News From Anson County
Mr R T Lomax and Miss Estelle Chaney wed by Esq S A Helms on March 31. Dixie No 1 features a reel show and Henry Fairley song tonight. News notes: Dellingers of Charlotte Easter visit Shute and Lee families. Amon Richardson visits his parents G S Richardson. Simmons club meeting planned at courthouse next Saturday. J B Bass moves to Wingate farm. Cinderella shown at The Pastime April 10 at 1 pm. Squire Ellis B Pusser visits Mor ganton Hospital for Kemp Medlin. A T Broom to celebrate 72nd birthday with picnic on the 12th. Flood damage noted to Rocky River bottom and fords. request for bridge. Governor Aycock bio sketch praised in Journal issue dated February 27. Easter egg hunt success by Mrs Henry Crowell’s class. Hugh Smith wins prize. J B Penton of Lee County News visits. Carl M Tucker editor of Pageland Journal and Heasie Hartton wed at bride’s home. Mount Prospect school principal speech canceled due to illness. Wadesboro Messenger notes Anson county to build a new courthouse. political caution in progress. Governor Aycock to speak at War Hawk School exercises on 18th. C Williams to introduce. Open auto season. caution to drivers to respect pedestrians and slower traffic in Monroe dusty streets. speed limit enforcement urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Lomax
Estelle Chaney
Esq
S. A
Krauss and others seek Union County Register of Deeds
Announcements filed under the rate card announce candidacies for Union county Register of Deeds. Frank A. Krauss, M. Long, and J. T. Weir declare their intent, subject to Democratic primary action, with each name listed under the per word pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Office of Register of Deeds
Union County
Long
For Sheriff United Union County Nomination
RK W Elliott files to seek the office of Sheriff subject to the Democratic primary in Union County. The filing signals campaign intent and party competition ahead of the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
RK. W. Elliott
Lemmond for Clerk of the Court
The most important office to be filled by the people at the election this year is that of Clerk of the Court. A man must be learned in the law and fair in dealing to administer this role, which covers probate and boundary matters. Union county citizens know Lemmond as the qualified, impartial choice. Elect Rube Lomd for Clerk of the Court of Union ty and we will have a clerk the county will be proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Union Co
Union County
Lemmond
Rube Lom
Court of Unionity
Jere
Rao
Oly
D. McRae
Union County Clerk of the Court Candidate Prospects
The Democrats of Union County consider several candidates for Clerk of the Court. Jere Willits is mentioned as a potential contender, but there is debate over his candidacy while D. R. McRae is also favored by some. The emphasis is on choosing a man capable of efficient service to the public.
Republican Primary Notice for Union County Delegates
Notice to all Republicans of Union county to meet at their voting places on Saturday April 13 1912 at 4 p m to select delegates to the county convention on Monday April 15 1912 at Monroe court house at 2 p m for choosing delegates to State and Congressional District Conventions Each precinct gets one delegate for every 25 votes or fraction thereof cast for the Republican governor candidate in 1908 and at least one delegate per precinct Signed J Haigler chairman and J J Perry secretary April 1912
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Court House
Monroe
Republicas
J. ®. Haigler
J. J. Perry
Man kills sweetheart then kills himself in Iredell NC
In April J C Schoomaker shot and killed his 15 year old sweetheart Miss Jeanette Templeton in a field on the farm of her stepfather Robert Williams and then killed himself. Schoomaker fled and was found dead a short distance away with the gun to his forehead. A note quoted in the report cites a tariff reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
N.C
J. C Schoomaker
Brama
Jeanette Templeton
Iredell County
Robert Williams
Schoemaker
Miss Templeton
Linen towels and collars on sale at large dress line
Linen towels stamped for embroidering priced at 50 cents. Women's neckwear features Chemesettes and Gi quest lace Dutch collars and embroidered collars and cuff sets. Several new additions now brighten the large and attractive line of dress trimmings.
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Coe
McCorkie
Cook
A. L. Funderburk
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Maddry & Willson’s
Mineral Springs
Vann Heigl
J. EB. Stuck
Shepherd
Minstrel Co
Harvey
Tiorvier
Anaxe
Jay
Monroe Cash
Plyler & Funderburk
Plyler & Punderburk’s
Ceylon
H. G. Estridge & Co
Jefferson
Estridge & Co
J. B. Ed
D. DB
Poland
Tuggle
Brush Creek
Tenn
W. R. Outen
Charlotte
J. B. Nash & Son
W. R. Outen Company
B. Nash & Son
W.w.hargett
J. W. Fowler
John Birmingham
John K. Birmingham
G. M. Tucker
Birmingham
Pleasant His Baptist Church
Messrs
Craig James
Mr. Birmingham
S. W. Birmingham
Polkton
Joe
Brady Birmingham
New Salem Township
Gaston Gaddy
Adam Fowler
John T. Griffin
Journal
Tmne
Stevess
Governor Kitchen
Matthews
W. W. Kitchin
the Matthews High School
Cauulion Cement
Br. Bb, Bomar
Pritchard Memorial Baptist Church of
Philethian Society
Clio Literary
Jelety
Elias
Hella Allee
Lora Rena Hood
Patty Lee Johnson
Catherine Larbel
Maurice Wilson Biggers
Hugh Hornetio Crass
Parks Cal
Lither Wragkiin Inclair
Susiare
Sam Alexan
Will McLeod
Joe Or
Rhoda Staras
Louk Met Ni
Lonike Punderburk
Wille Bar
Plyler Odhanenetor
J. Bh. Stack & Co
Sxban
Metz
Vann
T. Dillon's
Welling
Pigler & Funderurk
C. G
J. B
Caah
Ng No
M.A. Alexander
Watt Ashcraft
N. Hospital
Hayne Street
Rea Department
Piedmont Buggy Company
Gordon Invarnased Investment Co
Ee Phos
Henry Lilly
T. C. Lee & Co
Batridge & Co
Henry Myers
T. Clon & Co
Archie Lee
Atlanta Georgian
G. S. Lee
Amon Richardson
Lenoir
G. S. Richardson
Simmons
Simmons Club
J. B. Bass
Wingate
Bass
Cinderella
Squire Ellis B. Pusser
New Salem
Morganton
Kemp Medlin
A. T. Broom
Waxhaw
Squire P. J. C. Efird
Rocky River
Squire Ef
Aycock
Pebrunny
Henry Crowell
Hugh Smith
J. B. Penton
Lee County News
Jonesboro
Benton
Carl M. Tucker
Pagelami Journal
Mise Heasie Harattton
Lon Hawilton
Marshville
H.C. Sayder
Mount Prospect
Pareoy Veay
WB Bao
Whlek
Mt Prospect
Wadesboro
Anson
Warhawk School
C. Willams
Jo Man
LEE & Lee Company
Richard
Americ
Lee & Lee Co
C. N. Simpson
Green House
J. H. Beckley
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