Farm Loan Bank brings hope to farmers across states
The Charlotte Observer notes the Farm Loan Bank will soon disburse up to 150 million dollars in loans to farmers, easing mortgage pressures for a wide rural audience. A young farmer near Monroe seeks funds to acquire adjacent land, highlighting opportunity under the new policy. The piece also contrasts Allied and German actions in wartime Europe and questions Wilson's protests against Belgian deportations.
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Charlotte Observer
Congress
Journal
Farm Loan Bank
Lloyd George Leads New British Cabinet After War Turmoil
English political upheaval follows the German advance and territorial gains. Lloyd George becomes premier in a reshaped cabinet amid discontent, with New York press framing him as a Wall Street idol. The piece argues he must embrace radical measures to win the war.
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Romania
England
France
Lloyd-George
Tilnis
New York World
William Jennings Bryan
Wall Street
Lin
Republic
Great Britian
Lloyd- George
David Lloyd- George
Bryan
Lloyd George
America
Livya- George
Abraham Lincoln
We Protest to Germany in Peace Negotiation Stance
Washington officials state the United States will not pursue formal peace talks between European combatants until both sides express a desire for President Wilson to mediate. The stance reflects a cautious approach and avoids premature action, awaiting clear consent from belligerents.
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Ing
England
Russia
France
Germany
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Jethom
Interrupted skin game leads to fines in Recorder's Court
A late night gambling raid at a three room frame house run by John Mungo ends with Ed Alexander paying 10 dollars, Roy Williams 14.80, Ernest Truesdale and Mungo the same, while three others flee through windows. Officer Laney and helpers dismantle the setup after a report at 5:30. Ed Alexander demonstrates his betting trick in court, and authorities aim to capture the remaining players for further fines.
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Goddess of Chance
John Munge
T. B. Laney
Paul Grifith
Earl Helms
Coen
Trompien
Recorder's Court
Ed Alexander
Roy Williams
Ernest Truesdale
John Mungo
Mr. Laney
Messrs. Griffith and
Helms
den of Fortune
Earl
Allon
Mr. Griffith
Mungo
Monthly Meeting of Teachers in Lancaster Street School
The Union County Teachers Association met Saturday in Lancaster Street School auditorium. Superintendent Nisbet urged strict enforcement of compulsory attendance law, while commendations were given for papers on household economics and oral language. Prof. Venn J of Davidson county spoke, and teachers heard talks on teaching English and oral English in elementary and high schools.
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Union County Teachers’ Asiiation
Lancaster Street
R.N. Niabet
O. V. Hamrick
Monroe High School
Venn J
Davidson County
Nishet
Janie Robinson
Motes
Prospect School
Ini
Wigs under the language of flowers drew mockery
The line suggests wigs as lie locks in a playful phrase about floral code language, hinting at deception tied to appearances that flowers metaphorically signal. The remark reflects a whimsical take on identity and disguise in a poetic image.
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Jefferson and
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Toursday
Rex
Theatre
Paramount Prature Starring
Pauline Frederick
Panamint
Dustin Farnum
Waxhaw
Roy N. Walkup
M.N. R. Club
Providence Street
Eva Burgess
College Avenue
Lois Collins
Monroe
E. Vestel
Goodwin
Ernest DeLaney
Charlotte
Loma Stephenson
Marvin
Roy Walkup
Minnie Nisbet
T. R. Nisbet
Carl Davis
News Toy
Gloria
Billie Burke
Waxhaw Real Est
INS. CO
J. BE. McCain
Waxhaw, N.C
W.H. Belk & Bro
Majestic Ranges
Jily
Monroe Hardware
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