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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
4
The Monroe Journal, founded in 1894 by owners G. M. and KFP Beasley, is published every Tuesday. It lists the Journal Building at Morner of Jefferson and Beasley Streets with telephone number 19, and a yearly subscription of $1.00.
A chaotic report from August 1913 outlines Mexican unrest under Huerta with rebels advancing and mass revolt spreading. It notes US sentiment toward war, landowners controlling vast holdings, and officials changing stance on recognition while continuing to face internal strife.
State laboratory chief Dr Shore urged immediate statewide action to curb rabies by mandating vaccination and restricting free roaming dogs. He warned that rabies cases rise in summer, with 259 treated last year and one death, and said a ban on dogs running at large could wipe out the disease in two years.
The Charlotte News publishes a compilation of statutes with penalties for fire hazards indecent language and misuse of firearms. It notes exemptions for National Guard members and juveniles, age limits for driving, and storage lien laws. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morris visited Mrs. C. F. Cadien in Lancaster County.
In response to an inquiry Dr store states the Pasteur treatment cost in the State Laboratory of Hy sise is twenty dollars for those who can pay. For those unable to pay a welfare provision is noted. The only expense is board for twenty one days. A dog bit presents danger from fourteen days to twelve months, implying quarantine of suspected dogs would need about twelve months to be safe.
A fragmented account praises Editor Poe for endorsing public service through political office and rural advancement. It highlights aims for first class schools churches social life and better production methods, noting the governor’s role and the importance of public trust in leadership.
In Yadkin County about 30 years ago a Mrs Shore died leaving two children, an infant son adopted by Mr. Shober Jacks in the northern county. The boy, named John Jacks, later moved to Columbus, Ohio, and learned his real name was Shore. A sister remained in the old home area and a family tale led to a search. Tharpe family members connected the dots, and Mr Jacks traveled to Harmony to meet his sister. A joyful reunion followed as Mr. Jacks planned to spend a week with her.
George McDowell 31, formerly of Spartanburg South Carolina, died in a Baltimore hospital after more than 200 operations over three years to remove a throat growth that interfered with breathing He had lived with a silver throat tube for 18 months and despite many efforts the doctors could not determine the growths nature and moved to anesthesia to ease pain. The report also mentions a local wedding, Waxhaw, a groom connected to Union and a public health note on infant care and typhoid prevention.
State Bank of Wingate financial statement sworn on August 15 and August 18 1913 by notary H. K. Helms and cashier W. C. Stack. Signatories include A Chaney W Hinsos and directors J R Shute T C Collins C Winchester. Capital stock 50000 surplus 60000 undivided profits and other items listed.
Corriere della Sera correspondent in Macedonia estimates Balkan and Boer war losses and costs. Bulgaria 350000 mobilized 4000 dead $260 million. Serbia 250000 34 dead $160 million. Greece 14000 dead $70 million. Montenegro 8000 dead $4 million. Turkey 450000 10000 dead $400 million. Second war figures show Bulgarians 180000 dead and $100 million, and Armenians $50 million. Total deaths near 400,000. total losses around $1,000,000,000. Boer war losses cited at 20,000 dead and $1,000,000 won.
Land sale notice for Sandhill country near West End Pinehurst Jackson Springs in Moore County. Tracts around 100 acres offered with half cash and balance due in one to two years at 6 percent. 5 percent discount for cash. Rail fare refunds and transport from West End to the land. Asheboro and Aberdeen train schedules noted for buyer access. Abstract of title provided with each tract.
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