Report of Union County Bank Statement and Property Auction Notice
A bank cashier certifies the Union County bank statement with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits and current expenses. A separate notice announces a public auction of a Goose Creek Township farm in Union County on January 9, 1913, with bidding starting at 470 and terms of sale including one third cash and the balance in six months secured by a deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat'l Bank
Lashier
RW. Lemnmond
Superior Court
Union County
Rogers
Commie Stoner
Monroe
N.C
Ing
Goose Creek
Nelag
Long
Office of the Register of Deeds
N. C
Paralyzed cafe owner improves after Saturday attack
Mr J C Pletcher, struck with paralysis while at work in his Raleigh cafe, was aided to a chair and taken home in an unconscious state. He gradually regained consciousness by Sunday and shows signs of improvement. His sister from South Carolina and sons Tom Fletcher of Atlanta and John Fletcher of Charlotte are at his bedside.
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J.C. Phitcher
J. C Pletcher
South Carolina
Messrs
Tom Fletcher
Atlanta
John Fletcher
Charlotte
Med Man Wh wd Ty His Se tacts
Fragmented local notice mixes crime and legalese about a Crumpton family incident and a 1912 land entry in Union County North Carolina. It mentions whipping, elderly abuse, heat and air quality rhetoric, and probate and land-entry actions with executor Leroy Medlin and R B Starnes.
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Med
Carolin H
Financial note and community notices from Meadow Breneh area
The document shows scattered financial figures for the Meadow Breneh Mirsaville Monroe area and local churches, including a total amount of 210.95 and mentions of Royal Ambassadors and First Church. It urges attendance at a Pastime Friday night with three fine reels for a Fraternal Order Eagles benefit. It also records the Colored Teachers meeting at Morris graded school on December 14 with a program on spelling and soil, led by D. Tombertin and Dr. Hubert H. Creft, plus a note urging civic duty and political commentary on Taft Roosevelt dynamics and recent U S marshal firings and a Gainsville post office removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Teachers
Colored Teachers’ Association
Morris Graded
D. Tombertin
Hubert H. Creft
W. C. Billingsworth
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H. S. Estridge & CO. Monkol
Dixie Gem
T. J. Price
Ecklace
Pearson Ivory
THE
W. J. Rudge CO
Oscar Clyde
Macon
First National Bank OF
U.S
Pii
Bankers, Trust Co
U.S. Treas
TSS
State of
North Carolina
County of Union
D. A. Houston
Correst
Ashier
LR Englich
Horace B. Clark
State Bank of Wingate
Wingate
U. S
J. W. Bivens
T. L. Brewer
W. In Chaney
J. L. Austin
Helms
Lye
A.c. v Vann
Raleigh News & Observer
Meredith College
TJ. Mallard
North Bloodwouth Street
Trinity’ College
Howward Haywood
R. E. Hicks
Raleigh
Monroe Alveays
Osford
Ieville Ke Ty
WC. Crumpton
W. BE. Crumpton
Leroy Medlin
Monton Township
Medlin
Attorne
Soree
Cy Richardson
Ed, Mangum
R. B. Starnes
Ed Mangum
Dee
A.D
R. B. Starn
Caatograph
Pathe
the Pastime Theatre
Earl Shute
Mgr
ROYAL
Ary Union
Meadow Breneh
Mirsaville
Marshville
First Church
Wyhelung
Waxhaw
Royal Ambassavors
Pirot
Eagles
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Texas
Tapreet
Gainsville
Scholdss Bros, & CO
Kirschbaum & CO
Flow & Phiter
Nunnally’s and
Norris
the Union Drug
Ford
Detroit
Henderson & Machine Company
GABAC
Monroe, N
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