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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1914

Page

5

What It Takes to Make a Fruit Cake We Have IT V ann Funderburk

A fragmented local notices page mentions Rev R M Haigter preaching at midweek service and tuberculosis Sunday at the Presbyterian church. It notes moves of W Hilton to Benton Heights and John Wolfe leaving Piedmont Buggy Co to open a repair shop in Peachland.

ITV Ann Funderburk John Wolfe Piedmont Buggy Co Peachland

Love and Loss at a Coffin Door in Monroes Social Scene

A long poem reflects grief at a burial and a small town social page follows with updates on gatherings at Mrs. Blair’s home, wedding notices, baptisms, dances, and community events across Monroe, including engagements, travels, and club meetings. It notes visitors from Charlotte, Raleigh, and Atlanta, plus local society happenings and a Belgian relief call to action.

J. M. Blair Maynest Germany W. E. Cason J. A. Stewart Legen W. A. Lane J. A. Houston Plano Annie Bernard Benson Mabel Shannon N. M. Redfearn J. W. Simpson Mary Blair Arthur Henderson Ruth Ray Raleigh Windsor Avenue Bruner Hallie Neal Annie Saunders Estelle Mary Elizabeth Monroe Mesdames E. 8. Green Walter Henderson

Fire at Marshville damages multiple downtown shops

A morning blaze yesterday damaged several buildings in Marshville including M. I. Phifer & Sons grocery and meat market, Penegar & Phifer restaurant, and Marsh-Lee sale stables. The brick store owned by M. K. Lee and J. J. Marsh, with the Marsh brothers restaurant, suffered substantial losses totaling several thousand dollars with some insurance.

Marshville M. I. Phifer & Sons Penegar & Phifer Marsh-Lee Company Walowt M. K. Lee J. J. Marsh Marsh Brothers

Sheriff praises alfafa feeding in local remarks

Sheriff John Griffith cites Raymond Griffin who bought stock in Kansas and found mules raised on alfafa, noting high quality and price. W A Funderburk reports a patch on his farm with four cuttings this year as hogs and cattle graze nearby, praising alfafa as fine stock food.

John Griffith Raymond Griffin Kansas Wal Funderburk

Farm Demonstration Talks by Millsaps and Millsapps

Mr. Millsaps and Mr. E. B. Millsapps, district agents for the Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Work, will visit several locations on the dates listed to discuss questions of importance to farmers.

Millsapps Didcuss

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