Local ads fill Monroe column with goods and services
A dense list of notices and ads from Monroe North Carolina outlines farm land for rent and sale, turnip seed, tractors, livestock including Berkshire pigs, chickens and eggs, medical remedies, and household goods. Prominent names include W R Outen, H S Estridge & Co, Co-operative Mercantile Co, and Littleton College admissions info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram
W. J. Rudge Co
J. M. Rhodes
Littleton
W.R. McCorkie
Monroe
Wile Lough
Georgian Loan & Investment Co
Tiftten
Buford
Crom Witch & Man
H.W. Grible
Pitoe
Butridge & Co
JW. Yates
Creen
Union Brag Company
West Jefferson
Borhood
Nor
Savings, Loan & Trust Company
Redwine
J.B. Prosar
Ketridge & Co
W. R. Outen Company
Merrimac
Columbia River
H.S. Estridge & Co
W. A. Henderson
Co-operative Company
Berkshire
T. L. Price
Co-Operative Mercantile Co
Farmers’ Union
Dr Eubanks Undergoes Successful Operation
Dr J B Eubanks underwent appendicitis surgery at Charlotte Sanitorium last Saturday after a sudden onset. The operation was satisfactory and he is reportedly doing well. Mrs Eubanks remained with him, while W A Eubanks and Sanford Smith accompanied the couple home the following day.
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Eubanks
J. B. Eubanks
Charlotte
Lanes Creek
Death of a Young Man Seth V McManus
Death notice for Seth V. McManus aged 23, son of Mr. FP McManus, of Trodeaville C, who died last Wednesday August 21 from typhoid fever. A freight conductor on the Lenten line, he was entering an honorable life. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Vralg.
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Seth V. McManus
McManus
Trodeaville
5. C
Lentern
Baptist Hive
Highty
Mr. Vralg
M.C. Long
Washington Long
Concord
Mey Lome
Mul Grove
Cabarrus County
Abree Chil Tren
Bowing
Presbyterian Church
Hiday
Gurney
Montreal
Albemarle
Norml and Industrial Institute
A Crop Report With a Literary Player
Dr George E Flow a literary history and agriculturalist provides a weekly county crop report to a statistical agency. The Aug weekend note says continued dry weather and low temperatures hinder crops and warn of potential ruinous shedding unless August warms and rains return. The cotton situation worsens with speculation on pest damage and overall condition at 73 percent.
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George E. Flow
Monroe
Quietus
Congress Adjourns After Tumultuous Session
Congress adjourned yesterday afternoon after a long session with excitement over a committee to investigate alleged payments from Standard Oil to the Roosevelt campaign in 1904 and Roosevelt’s knowledge. The committee will hear Roosevelt’s testimony later. Total appropriations for the season from July 1, 1942, to date amount to over 1.019 billion, as approved by House leaders and key senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Sea House
Pittscrald
Scriptural Inscriptions Adorn Local Plain Surfaces
A fragment describes plain surfaces and landscapes decorated with Scriptural texts, intended to apply to the locality. It notes the ocean, lakes, and deserts being part of the display, with emphasis on devotional inscriptions tied to the area.
Local and Personal Notes From Monroe Area
Mrs J J Crow and Mrs G W Burgess of Macon Ga spend time at Alta Pass and relatives visit. Families in Monroe return from Virginia and Memphis while others travel to Alta Pass Miss Lelia Dickson visits Miss Annie Senders. Protracted meeting held by Rev Seymour Taylor at Hebron. Community updates cover marriages deaths illnesses and local travel throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Crow
Alta Pass
G. W. Burgess
Macon
W. G. Gravely
Virginia
Monroe
B. A. Horn
Hilddenite
W. E. Punderburk
Laney
J. F. Willams
Lelia Dickson
Wake Forest
Annie Senders
J. J. Bright
Attie Son
James
Spencer
Mr. Wright
Mee
A.B Helms
H. O. Fowler
Rock Hill
Memphis
J. H. Leo
Rutherfordton
Henry Crow
Charlotte
H. D. Browning
Tone
Rocky River
Seymour Taylor
Weddington
Hebron
Ethel Helms
Trail
W. A. Trail
Monroe Township
Johnson
Annebelle Tatum
McCall
Lillian Iceman
Velma Morrow
Albemarle
Kathleen Whitfield
Minna Love
Columbia
3. C
Matthews
Mary Stewart
Asheville
Lizzie Whitaker
G. B Caldwell
Annie Bernard Benson
Wellford
Itis McDougal
Statesville
Aliss
Anna Payne
J. F. Wishart
Wilmington
Del
M. L. Flow
Mixtes
Mary Cotton
Gary Efird
Maud Stkes
RW. Lemmond
Montreal
Bright
Mr. Stewart
Unique animal sounds and verbs in a fable text
The passage catalogs distinctive animal noises and actions for many species, arguing verbs must align with each animal, noting it would be wrong to say an elephant roves or a duck sings.
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Holgiix
The History of Interest and Usury
The piece explains that ancient teachers defined usury as any money lent for profit, so even low rates like 1 or 3 percent were condemned. It notes a long prevailing belief that money is sterile and profitable lending unjust, a view only recently debunked by authorities in church and state.
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New York American
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soa
Est & Co
Union Drug Co
Histridge & Co
T. Dillon's
Henry Lilly
W. R. Outen
Estridge & Company
Watt Ashcraft
Hayne Street
Court
N. C
J. E. Preslar
inne _wateh
Enwidge & Co
Gordon Insurance and Investment Co
Ehine and Harness Oif
Co-operative
Littleton College
Litleton
N.C
Co-operative Mercantile Company
Wingate
E. W. Walters
T. E. Griffin
Vine Bluff
Ark
J. 5. Laney
Waycross
J. M. Swaringen
Charlottesotte
W. VL .Tucker
Douglas Hamer
Me-Cal
Fanny Ramsey
Mosdames
Redfearn
J. M.hattrey
W. PB. Choura
Velina Low Chean
Sanford
Ken
T. Chears
Ford Township
A. Richardson
Lenoir
Jas. EH. Williams
Mister Join
Janie
Worle
Josephine Kerr
EB. C. Carpenter
Jane
Spartanburg
R. B. Redwine
O. Suider
Crain
Judd
Sidi
W.T. Stewart
Robert Yarbrough
J.T. Yarbrough
Redding Springs
Sandy Ridge Township
Jim Stith
Harry Foster
Jim
Locke Craig
Laurinburg
Craig
Aycock
Gore
Aninutts
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LEE & LEE COMPANY, DRY GOODS, _— cman
Lee & Lee Co
North Carolina
Unioney Ug
A. M. Secrest
Mgr
Sette
Ideal Christian Home School
A. Henry Jerome Stockard
Raleigh, N.C