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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

2

Borrower's Suggestions Met With Approval and Community Notes

Correspondence from Indian Trail dated April 10 reports Miss Panthea Harkey of Charlotte returning home for commencement week with family, local visits by Mr. and Mrs. Crowell and Willie, and remarks on a Spruce Pine school event. The piece covers debates, Easter services, a railway worker recovering from a wreck, a sudden death nearby, school exercises, and farmers discussing Crop choices and food crops over cotton. It notes community improvements and ends with a call for further Borrower contributions on farming and independence.

Indian Trail Panthea Harkey Charlotte A. L. Crowell Willie Gilbert Spruce Pine School Rocky River Lst Monroe H. M. Baucom M. E Mert Rice Seaboard Air Line Railway Eason South of Here Gener Ir John

Pardoned Boy Wins Freedom With Letter to Governor

Caswell county, Va., resident Charlie Jarrell received a full pardon from Gov. Bickett for a two year sentence tied to a store burglary during a homeward escape. The governor cited the boy’s humble, candid letter written from the state prison as the sole merit. The pardon highlights the letter’s simple tone and the boy’s plea to return home. Easter notes from Weddington include local visits, school events, car purchases, and an Easter egg hunt hosted by the married ladies’ class. school commences April 20 with the program to be announced.

Virginia North Carolina Gov Phee

The Pneumonia Season Warns of Cold Dangers

The March damp weather favors pneumonia germs and rapid cold care matters. Seek quicker relief to reduce danger and start Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of a cold, a value praised by those who used it.

Chamberlain

Monroe North Carolina General Election Notice 1917

Notice of municipal election for Monroe North Carolina to elect a Mayor and five Aldermen. Registration books open April 20 to April 28 1917 from 9 am to 5 pm daily. Duncan Huntley registrar and R N Payne and Byers judges of election. Voting at Court House 8 am to sunset on April 2, 1917.

North Carolinaa Union County Monroe North Carolina Twitch Court House Duncan Huntley R. N. Payne Byers Board of Aldermen

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for children with deep coughing. It claims soothing pine balsams relieve the cough loosen phlegm and heal irritated tissues. A bottle costs 25 cents and can be bought at the druggist. The ad ends with a noted line about a golf ball and a separate price note of sixty cents from the New York Tribune.

Dr. Bell New York Tribune

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