Carnegie still a Danny Scot in New York deal
Watchful waiting saved Andrew Carnegie about 250000 as the Kronenthal and Madison avenue parcels changed hands. The Kronenthal heirs offered the Madison property near double assessed value. Carnegie declined. The lot was sold to Angela A. Cole for 140000 via M Morganthau Jr. Co, broker says Miss Cole acts for a wealthy principal.
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Andy Carnegie
Danny Scot
New York World
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Ninety-first Street
Carnegie Garden
Kronethal Flats
Carnegie
Wolf Kronethal
M. Morgenthau
Man Falls After Catlike Climb On Lookout for Black Cat
Gene Eppert of Brazil Indiana reports a bad fall while painting a house end. His ladder slipped, he hung five minutes then slipped to a springy platform and was bounced to ground. He suffered sprains, a broken nose, eye injury and other body injuries. He notes three falls this year including a courthouse fall and carbuncle.
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Brazil
Ind
Gene Eppert
Eppert
From log cabin to city home and back again
WilHam Hawk of Junction City the hunter and trapper who came to Kansas in early days built a lean-to by an ice house on the Smoky Hill river. Now the ice house changed hands and Hawk plans a small log cabin across the river. He supports himself by hunting trapping and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kap
Wil- Ham Hawk
Mr. Hawk
Kansas
Smoky Hill
Wild Puppies Found in Roseville Mountains Cave
Norton Dailey of Orange and William Howell and Clark Brown of Andover discover a cave containing a litter of 10 wild puppies while rabbit hunting in the Roseville mountains. Franklin G. Colby of Byram Township has set a watch to catch the parent dogs after recent sheep losses. Local packs of wild dogs remain active despite farmer patrols.
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Newton
N. J
Roseville
Norton Dailey
Orange
William Howell
Clark Brown
Andover
Franklin G. Colby
Byram Township
War on rattlesnakes grows in Salina area
J A Miller of Gove county began his war on rattlesnakes after a deadly bite. Each summer he has killed 15 to 20 snakes, this year tallying 35. Neighbors report increasing counts on his land while nearby farms see few snakes. The Grove county mystery prompts local inquiry into why some spots harbor more snakes. Stop possible complication. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for colds as a remedy.
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Paul
Minn
Portland
Oregon
United States
Salina
Kan
J. A. Miller
Gove County
Grove County
Sale of valuable stock and property in Union County NC
Public auction on December 7, 1914 at Monroe courthouse for cash to satisfy two deeds of trust held by E C Williams. Items include ten and two shares of Lake Land and Lumber Company stock, a law library, one Cary iron safe, and a young Hobe cow plus increases. Also separate land sale described under a mortgage deed dated October 17, 1908, involving 104 1/2 acres near Big Twelve Mile Creek to pay notes, with executors of J T Deere seeking to satisfy provisions.
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E. C. Williams
Union
North Ian
North Carolin
A. D
Court House
Monroe
N. C
Lake Land and Lumber Company
North Carolina
Law Library
Cary
Law Building
John C. Sikes
Will Stephenson
A. Stephenson
J. Rt. Deese
Register of Deeds
County of
State of North Carolina
Big Twelve Mile Creek
John W. Howey
A. M. Howey
Colossus
A. J. Price
Joe Harris
B. L. Dease
J. Tt
Redwine & Sikes
Attys
Prices That Will Interest You For Your Store
A storefront list of daily grocery deals including sugar at 14 pounds for $1, Arbuckles coffee at 20 cents for a package, green or roasted coffee 15 cents per pound, cranberries 10 cents per quart, 3 packs of Argo starch for 10 cents, six Octagon soap bars for 25 cents, picnic hams 17 1/2 cents per pound, Snow King baking powder 5 cents for a 10 cent can, poultry and stock food 15 cents, pineapple cans 10 and 20 cents, four pounds white fish 26 cents, five cent mackerel 25, brooms 25-50 cents, Malaga grapes 15 cents per pound, grapefruit 10 cents, Sanitary wrapped loaves 5 cents, three pound can tomatoes, and other like-value items. phone 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Polk Brothers Sea board Travel Schedule Information
Polk Brothers Seaboard Travel lists Monroe North Carolina and Sea board Air Line routes with chair car and electric lighted observation sleeper services between Charlotte Wilmington New York Birmingham and Portsmouth. Information only schedule shows arrivals at Monroe and Wilmington with numerous train numbers and times, plus contact details for agents S J Brickman Jon T West and G C B Ryan.
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Monroe
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
Steel
New York
Birmingham
Birmingham - Atlanta
Ports
Rutherfordton
Ralegh
Ccal
Raleigh
Rutherfordte
Atlanta
Lee
Saarint
All York
Ralelgh
Ticket Agt
Jon T. West
GC. B. Ryan
Norfolk
Land Sale in Union County North Carolina Dower of Benton
Under a Union County Superior Court order in the Griffin et al case No 714 the commissioner will sell at the Monroe courthouse on January 11 1945 at noon for cash all land in Union County on St Crooked Creek adjoining Frank Kealah William Crook J H Griffin and others totaling about 72 acres as described in deed book 41 page 43 known as the dower of E Benton in the estate of D W Benton. Redwine and Sikes attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Union County
Griffin
Loma Tay
A. D
Court House
Monroe
N.C
Landry County
St. Crooked Creek
Frank Kealah
Wm. Crook
J. H. Griffin
Office of Register of Deeds
Benton
D. W. Benuton
John C, Sikes
Redwine & Sikes, Attys
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Santa
Claus
Nassiff & Joseph, Proprietors
PRICE
English Drug CO
Old Reliable Drug Store
Monroe, N
Eewuse T
John Griffith
Plete
Heath Hardware CO
Atlantic City Dispatch
David Lake
Pleasantville
Mr. McKay
Hagle River
Mich
Keweenaw County
Board of Superviscorse
Manitou Island
Keweenaw Point
Lake Superior
Rane
Wolfe
Keweeenaw
Cliff Mine
August Ratsanen
Mexico
Texas
Uncle Sam
Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
San Diego
Polk Brothers
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
New York-Porta
H. B. Havely
C. E
Bonday Bldg
Monroe, N. OC
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