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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

Page

2

Marshville farmer notes shift to horse power road work

In Goose Creek township a road crew using horse power and machinery outperforms shovels and hand scrapes. The writer advocates wider adoption of powered plows and drains, reports on a farm gathering at William Sell’s Fish Pond, and discusses local attitudes toward draft and World War I.

J. Z Green Baxter Griffin Esat Goose Creek Marshville Township Lanes Creek Goose Creek Marshville William Sell John Beasley Monroe Journal

Salts to Treat Kidney Pain Advised in Aged Remedy Card

A health notice urges using a lemon grape lithia effervescent drink to flush kidneys. It cautions against heavy drug use for kidney pain, recommending Jad Salts with water to stimulate kidney activity and reduce bladder irritation. It notes kidneys filter waste and that keeping them active is vital.

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound darkens hair for youthfulness

A old time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur is touted as a practical way to darken gray or faded hair. The ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sells for about 50 cents a bottle and is applied with a comb or brush to produce a natural look. It promises soft lustre and fullness, not a medical cure.

Wyeth

Perseverance Wins at Anson County Education Lesson

Clyde Bivens editor of the Wades were Ansonian and Anson county superintendent of public instruction meets citizens to give observation lessons. The feature highlights Henry Edwards in Burnville township who has walked with difficulty for nearly 25 years, illustrating resilience.

Marshville Clyde Bivens Wades Ansonian Anson County Clyde Burnville Township Henry Edwards Neary

Notice in Union County Superior Court Partition Case 1917

A special proceeding in the Union County North Carolina Superior Court seeks partition of the Harkness Mine Tract owned by W C White and J J Parker. Defendants including Union Guano Company Allen Hardware Davis Wiley Bank Studebaker Harness and others must appear August 18, 1917 before Clerk R W Lemmond to answer the complaint or face court relief.

North Carolina Union County Superior Court W. M. Smith W. C. White Jno Holmes White Carrie King Eugenia Lore Bertha Walker J. BE. Walker J. M. Walker EF. & Pharr W. H. Pharr E. W. Pharr Union Guano Company Allen Hardware Company Davis & Wiley Bank W. R. Foreman W. Foreman Studebaker Harness Company Geo. A Sturtevant-Larabee Company N. C R. W. Lemmond, Esq Harkness Mine J. J. Parker Court House Monroe R. W. Lemmond

Public Auction Under Two Trust Deeds in Union County

Public notices announce two separate sales in Union County North Carolina. First H A Outlaw and Leslie Outlaw property of about 38 acres in Buford township will be sold at Monroe courthouse August 20 1917 to satisfy a March 1915 deed of trust. Second the E S Carraway home in Buford township about 36 acres with prior trust will be sold August 10 1917 to satisfy the April 1909 deed of trust. prior encumbrance to be removed.

Lessie Outlaw Monroe Buford Township D. C Carraway Massey A. W. Heath Company Office of Register of Deeds Union County A. L Munday Court House County of Union State of North Carolina Bford Township North Carolina W. L. Belk D. C. Wallace Redwine ] Sikes Attys

Adoption and family resilience amid hardship

A grandfather cherishes the care of his adopted son and two granddaughters, noting the boy’s daily rocking since twelve days old and his vow to fund the child’s education. Mrs Edwards receives much credit for nurturing the girls, while the grandfather aims to ensure schooling despite poverty.

Mr. Edwards

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