Rain Bring Welcome Showers Across Wingate Area
A Wingate correspondence notes fine afternoon showers and steady rain the next day, lifting farm spirits yet leaving late-season crops fragile. It cites Seaboard travelers and local families, mentions a cloudburst in Erle Pa and share of community happenings, including births, visits, and a church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
Capt
Mrs. Hefner
Savannah
Seaboard
Louise Braswell
Nell
Gladys Hefner
Charlotte
Misses Hefner
Lincolnton
Crouse
J. R. Jerome
Deer Messrs
R. L. Womble
Braxton Gaddy
Stanly
Cabarrus
Capt. Jones
Will Free
Janes Bass
Nora
J 1. Connell
Trap. Mullis
Lormberton
Meadow Branch
Ehurch
KR. BL Herring
Mt. Holly
J. Black
P. Timist
Pennsylvania
Erle
Associated Press
John Higgins
East Highth Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Mill Creek
Indian Trail
Julius Caesar
Gaius Octavius
Augustus Caesar
Augustus
Rome
J. Byram
Winston-Salem
L ‘Hborhood
Fries
Ham Boyd
Sanford
Leeoun
Matthews
John Paxton
Hamilton
Catawba River
D. A. Snider
Salisbury
A. Sadlings
J. W. Rallings
Verdie Snider
Munroe
Faulks Church
Mark Harkey
Weddington
Frank Tombertin
Vernon Harkey
Hamilton Boyd
Cally Harris
Hof
Dwight King
Will, Hays
Bunyan Helws
Tom Benton
Kim Woxton
Grady Byrum
Henry Mcleod
Ritch Biegers
Brown
Sanford Forbis
Mesere
Hartis
Stouts
Hemby & Hemby Co
Messra
Hembys
J. M. Tomberlin
Maggie Haywood
Here
James Hatley
VY. A. Yandle
North Monroe
J. T. Hargett
Presbyterian Hospital
H. Shaw
H.R. Lewis
Ian Jr
Lewis
Hoyte Philips
Monroe
Abe" Punderburk
Robert Baker
Marvin
Maker
R. M. Haywood
L. H. Hatley
Eaity
Germany
America
RM. Conder
Charlotte and
Rama
Lester Conder
Charlie Brown Gurley
E Helms
J. W. Haywood
Mistese Susie Johnson
Sadie Eubanks
Nannie Palmer
Crystal
Hill
Jane Bivens
Durham
Anelta
Hanfeld
J.T. Yeargin
Wesley Chapel
Union County
Pir Padersky
One Year of War Weighs Heavy After Twelve Months of Conflict
On the war's first anniversary a sober tally appears, with 11.4 million killed or imprisoned, vast destruction across Belgium France and Poland, and Germany’s gains in the West and East. The piece weighs peace prospects and the danger of a German-dominated Europe, while noting allied setbacks and dramatic battles from Warsaw to Gallipoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McNeely
W R. McNeeley
Jackson Township
Union County
North Carolina
McNeeley
Weldon
Wilmington
Smithfield
Bentonville
Johnston
Sherman
Raid Creek
H. V. McNeeley
W. R. McNeeley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Germany
Westphalia
Belgium
France
Poland
Warsaw
Riga
Brest-Litowsk
Alsace
von Kluck
Aisne
Lorette
Tanneburg
Lode
Mazurian Lakes
Galicia
Baltic
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Lule Burgas
Kumanovo
Plevna
Europe
Maly
Austria
England
Rusia
Turkey
Eas
Africa
Tosoland
Kamerun
Samoa
Napoleon
Russia
Great Britain
Boerum
Nhine
Po- Jamis
Beloi
Heleium
Austria - Hungary
Bismarck
London
Paris
Petrograd
Difficntt
Waraw
Russian Empire
Blondie
Innner
Leopold
Nethting
von Hindenburg
Narew
Vistula
Joseph
Ferdinand
von Mackensen
Muuch
Bur
von Juerow
Dvinyk
Vilna-Petrograd
Nicholas
Moscow
Teutots
Lemberg
Lublin
Chelm
Serbia
Balkan
Weel
Vosges
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Erle Ploos
Ninth Street
Mil Creek
State Street
Lake Erie
Stern
Wilson
Bull Moogers
Alvus Baucom
Goose Creek
H. M. Baucom
Martha Boyde
Unionville
McNeely
Squire
J. Richardson
Waxhaw Enterprise
M. McNeely
Hale
Squire Richardson
Grady Love
Mr. T. Love
Emporia
Frank H. Simonds
Monroe Lode
Alto
Lemmond
South Bend
Ind
Michigan Central
Barron Lake
Niles
Mich
Three Rivers
Niles Pollon
Polly
Hainois
Murfreesboro
James H. Martin
Joe Deberry
Storo House
State Reformatory
Martin
Marion
Finnanty
Harrieburg
J.C. Blakeney Ie
Asheville
Frank Blaken
Frank Meacham