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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1914

Page

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Southern girls boost crop diversification canning gardens

Daughters of Southern farmers in 15 states drive farm income by year round vegetables figs pimentoes and poultry profits. Club units expand from 2 to 35 counties with 33 420 girls overseen by college trained agents and 46 states seek information as Mississippi and North Carolina showcase branded canning and market development.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Office of Farmers’ Cooperative South Mangerarrar Farrar Mississippi South Carolina Spain Mexico South Carolina Club North Carolina Mabel Norris Agnes Norris Donehes Texas Annie Davis Washington

Murder in the field ends Luther Traywick’s life near Monroe

In Monroe Township pistols fired twice leaving Luther Traywick dead from a head and shoulder wound. Accused shooter A C Funderburk known as Ant was jailed claiming self defense due to a knife. Traywick’s death follows a day’s events with Sheriff and doctor arriving about an hour later. Traywick leaves a wife and two children. Local notes also report assorted social news and county incidents including license stats and local crime details.

Union County Monroe Bill Arp Buford J. C. Laney Young Men's Christian Association A. C. Funderburk Ant Luther Traywick Funderburk Punderburk Traywick Marshville Griffith Stewart

Banquet by Sand Hill Board of Trade Draws 200 at Highland Pines Inn

In Southern Pines the Sand Hill Board of Trade hosted a landmark banquet at the Highland Pines Inn drawing about 200 guests. Derby Rogers and Clyde Davis led the event with speeches by Clarence Poe and Dr. Hill, while telegrams teased Roosevelt and Bryan appearances and a humorous Dutch guest amused the crowd.

Sana Hil Board of Trade Southern Pines Aberdeen Sand Hill Sand Hill Board of Trade Highland Pines Inn Creamer Turner Derby Rogers Clyde Davis Board of Trade Clarence Poe Dr. Hill A. & M. College Derby Sandhill Board of Trade Theodor Roosevelt Bryan Secretary Bryan Theodore Rouse- Well Colonel Bryan Roosevelt Page America Bes Poe Ryan Colonel Rosevelt Dr. Him Sandhill Bunch North Carolina Mlies

Program of Union Meeting of the Union Baptist Association

The Union Baptist Association holds a Friday to Monday program at Shiloh church with sermons, delegate enrollment, devotional exercises, and topics on doctrinal preaching and Baptist pulpit aims. Three congressmen in Washington hospitals include Rep. Godwin of North Carolina with gall stones.

Union The Union Baptist Association Shiloh C. J. Black R. H. James A. C. Davis T. P Washington Congressman Godwin North Carolina

War News From Europe and Cotton Markets

War reports describe heavy fighting in Poland Galicia and Belgium with no decisive gains for either side amid winter conditions and snow. Berlin quotes Joffre urging West Front action while Hungary faces unrest as Britain notes Zeebrugge bombardments and coast artillery. Cotton futures gain on exports and demand, with forecasts of heavy year end clearances and holiday pauses impacting trading.

Poland Galicia Belgium France Frrerum Armenia Berlin Joffre Alled Paris Argonne Meuse Zeebrugge Heyst Ostend Hungary Germany Austria England New Orleans Trely Binkere Europe

Fugitive Surrenders Amid Snow and Sleet Near Asheville

Hurt Hood, an unlawful escapee, turned himself in to Asheville police as winter weather hampered his mountain refuge. He said the cold season forced him from his hiding place and he is now in custody.

Augustus Wright Maryland Lexington Aid Wright Asheville Hurt Hood

Christmas Savings Distributed by Salisbury Mill

A Salisbury cotton mill distributed three thousand two hundred dollars in Christmas savings to its employees, with prizes tied to the savings by mill children. The club comprises about 150 members.

Salisbury

Sand Hills leaders plan vigorous school work and banker meet

The text notes a gathering of speakers who urged stronger action. Devoy announces a Sandhill convention of school committees to inaugurate vigorous education work and a Sandhills bankers convention to study rural credits and conditions affecting the Sandhills people.

Sandhills

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