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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1917

Page

6

Monroe Schools Elect Officers In Two Literary Societies

The Monroe high school students elect officers for the Excelsiary and Elizabeth Brownittg Literary Societies. Officers include Horace President Jo McEwen Secretary Treasurer Leland Stewart censors William Austin Clarence Lee Mamie Lemmond President Nell Laney Vice-President Caroline Coble Lacy Wray. Monroe Wins Another Basketball Game 42 to 9 over Lancaster S C with strong defense and passing. Inter-State Commerce Commission delays rail rate increase to April 4 1918. Observation balloons escape confinement and cause widespread damage across Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma before being captured near Fort Sill and Fort Omaha.

Monroe Story Lancaster S. C Kansas City United States Army Fortha Neb Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Fort Sill Oklo Fort Omaha Kansas Cities Newton Kan

Halifax Snow Crushes City Left Desolate and In Need

Halifax endures a blizzard with over a foot of snow as twenty thousand residents face destitution and many injuries. Federal provincial and Red Cross aid, plus U S volunteers, rush to assist while Massachusetts relief trains bring doctors and supplies. Water supply concerns and massive property losses loom as rescues continue. A child Lola Burns, eight, survives praying under wreckage as Private Henneberry mourns his family found among the collapsed home.

Halifax Dee Red Cross United States Massachusetts Lola Burns Lola Richmond Henneberry 63Rd Battalion St. John

Government to furnish nitrate of soda to southern farmers

Pa H Anderson reports Washington that a government agricultural department plan will deliver nitrate of soda to southern farmers in time for spring crops. Delivery may begin by year’s start, cost at actual government expense plus freight, with Chilean supply secured under a 10 million dollar appropriation to the secretary of agriculture.

South Pa H. Anderson Washington Greensboro Robinson Ment Chile Bolus Mr. Robinson North Carolina Congress Secretary of Agriculture

Births and death notice from Monroe

Birth announcements list several families in Monroe with dates in November and October for newborns including a son for Simpson, Moser, Knight, and Lander and a daughter for Murtis and Limerick. A death notice honors Rear Admiral Charles Curtis Rogers, age 61, former Guantanamo naval station builder and Norfolk yard commandant, who died in a Washington hospital following a career in the U.S. Navy.

Oscar F. Simpson Monroe Charles William Moser W. Robert Murtis Monroe R. F. D Prank T. Lander James V. Limebrick Noy A. S. Knight R. F Charles Curtis Rogjers U.S. N Guantanamo Cuba Norfolk Navy Yard Washington Virginia

Unclear Medical Note on Laka Bromo Ovininh Effects

Fragmentary text reports a claimed effect on head tonic and anilinamate tone with confusing terms. Mentions Laka Bromo Ovininh and possible botter reference, but lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable entities.

Han Crdimery

Prisoners Rescue After German Escort Attack Near Gous

Fifty American and Canadian engineers with British troops were cut off in German advance near Gous saucot. A German escort led them toward a prison, but the engineers and British soldiers attacked the guards and reclaimed their rifles. They then joined British forces in retreat to safety.

Cambrai Goussaucott Goureaucourt Canbrai la Vacquerie

Message from General Pershing Declares Germany Beatable

Bishop Luther B. Wilson returned to New York after a European trip for the YMCA. He carried a message to Americans from General Pershing: there is no ground for the belief Germany cannot be defeated. Germany can be beaten and must be beaten.

Luther B. Wilson New York Europe Y. MC. A General Pershing Germany

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