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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

2

McAllister Answers Points Contained In Fuel Order

North Carolina State Fuel Administrator A W McAllister forwards a long Q and A on Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield order. It addresses whether plants on Mondays may operate, exemptions for food outlets and essential services, and applies to laundries, printers, theatres, hotels, and stores.

McAllister Greensbo A. W. McAllister North Carolina Garfield Washington U. S. Fuel Administration War Navy Departments Navy Doe

Roosevelt asserts right to criticize war conduct

Theodore Roosevelt told the National Press Club he has a right to criticize the war conduct and to expose inefficiency. He defended congressional inquiries, praised Senate action, and urged a unified administration with a war cabinet and munitions department. He also criticized the war department’s past performance and called for strong centralized command of ship operations.

Washington Theodore Reccavett National Press Club Senate Stone Germany Missouri Roosevelt Chamberlain War Department Senate Committee Congress Wilson Princeton Privat Navy Department

Wind Gust Saves Conductor From Train Fall

A Norfolk Southern train between West End and Pinehurst carried conductor Pleasants from one car to another. A strong gust knocked him from the platform, carrying him beyond the rails where he landed unharmed aside from slight injuries. Passengers and crew did not notice his absence until the stopping point, prompting a return trip seven miles back to retrieve him.

Greensboro Pleasants Norfolk Southern West End Pinehurst

Record of 1857 Deep River Cold Spell and Livestock Loss

A Siler City Grit correspondent recalls a harsher 1857 winter with few bridges over Deep River. Ice thick enough for fifty days of wagon crossings. Hogs and chickens froze to death amid the severe freezing conditions.

Siler City

Two Civil War Youngsters Impress With Farm Feats

Buck of the Siler City Grit recalls a winter project feeding 40 hens for a year yielding $84 in sales. He notes W. H. H. Lawdon, age 77 from Carthage, came to preach at Rockey River despite rough weather, proving Ty can feed the chicks.

Buck Siler City W. H. H. Lawdon Carthage Rockey River

Mayor Blalock A Samaritan Who Caught Deserting Soldiers

From the Wadesboro Ansonian three weary soldiers were spotted near the depot and mistaken for deserters. Mayor Blalock and helpers pursued and captured them. The men showed ten day furloughs and stated they were en route home. Blalock gave each 50 cents for meals, spending $1.50.

Wadesboro Ansonian Mayor Blalock Blalock

Leghorn Hen Sings Dixie Before Breakfast

Polkton correspondence notes demand for eggs amid poultry unrest. Hot house and band box chickens fail as egg producers due to pro German habits, while Brown Leghorns are reliable lenders of eggs. The hen sings patriotic tunes and cheers soldiers at the front.

Polkton Wades Ansonian Leghorn

Macksmiths War Garden Farmyard Feud

A Louisville Courier Journal verse notes a village blacksmith who tended a small peas and carrots garden while neighbors’ wandering poultry caused trouble, leading him to start shooting hens to protect his crop amid rustic village tensions.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Forests spared by deeds not dollars, lecturer notes boast

The lecturer asserts no one in the audience has ever blocked forest destruction. A modest man at the back volunteers that he has shot woodpeckers. The scene underscores wartime calls to support War Savings Stamps with practical action over mere spending.

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