Journal's Gallery of Little Sweethearts feature
A fragmentary portrait page profiles numerous young contestants in the Journal’s gallery. It highlights entrants including Miss Jane Wolfs, Miss Marie E Williams, Master Joe Winchester, Miss Cornice Threatt, Routte Aycock, Master Sam Howle, the Wallace Twins, Miss Bertie McCarney, and others from various North and South Carolina locales, praising their charm and campaigns. The writeup notes parental support and hopes for strong showings as the contest nears its close.
Rough Edge Resurrected at Lancaster and Rocky River Roads
An old stand at the Lancaster and Rocky River roads has reopened after a period as a popskull stand. It advertises a varied stock including groceries dry goods seeds canned goods and hardware with prices claimed to offer full value and a square deal. Farmers are addressed to visit and buy.
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Lancaster
Rocky River Roads
Footwear and Produce Trade Notice
Advertisement urges customers to bring feet for fitting fur Walk-over or Goodman Shoes and promises highest prices paid for all country produce. Thanks readers for past patronage and asks them to invite friends to join the procession and share in future happiness.
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Goodman
Pnat Liberal
W. J. Pratt Announces Limited Duty as Prosecuting Attorney
W J Pratt lawyer announces appointment as prosecuting attorney in the Recorder's court cannot represent the defense in criminal actions. All other legal business will receive prompt careful attention. Office rooms 21 22 Loan and Trust Building telephone 88 Monroe N C
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W. J, Pratt
Lttorney
Recorder's Court
Loan &Trust Building
Monroe
N. C
Deafness Cured by HYOMEL Breathing Treatment
Catarrh germs travel from nose to ears via the tubes causing ringing and deafness. HYOMEL claims to reach the inflamed membrane, heal soreness, and banish catarrh. A railroad conductor from Binghamton reports cure after other specialists failed. guaranteed to cure catarrh and related ailments or money back. Complete outfit with inhaler $1.00, sample 5% cents. sold by English Drug Co. and pharmacists nationwide.
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F. C. Vanaman
Binghamton
N. Y
English Brug Co
Monroe sewerage bond issue proposed and election plan
The Monroe North Carolina Board of Aldermen proposes issuing bonds of thirty thousand dollars at five percent interest for a sewerage system to be repaid by annual real and personal property taxes. An election on May 7, 1912, will decide the bond issue with ballots reading Sewerage or No Sewerage. Registration runs Saturdays before the election. registrars listed in each ward. The notice includes total city indebtedness and official signatories P. H. Johnson, Clerk to the Board.
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City of
Monroe
Board of Aldermen
Iyoriaine & Fund
North Carolina
Anid
Court House
G. W. Fearn
Preston & Gordon's
J. W. Stephenson
J. D. Parker
Lathan & Richardson's
J. Bivens
Bank of Union Promotes Service and Mutual Benefit
The Bank of Union invites business with a cordial offer highlighting good service and strong connections. Those seeking a safe place to deposit money are urged to consider the bank's record and mutual benefits of banking together.
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Bank of Union
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Nutley
J. B. Willams
Waxhaw
Joe Winchester
Fo Threatt
Cornice Threatt
Rk.t. Threatt
Monroe, Koutea
Uttie Routte Aycock
J. J. Aycock
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Jourists
Sam Howle
Sam Howle Sr
Wallace Twins
Wallace
Pageland
South Carolina
Bertie McCarney
Harkey Baird Thompson
Mratt Worley Moneely Cook
Jan Wolfe Clark
Marie B. Willians
Master Lane Howie, Jr
Leroy Starnes
Thers
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Tom Starnes
Mineral Springs
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T. P. Dillon
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