Notice of Trustee's Sale in Monroe North Carolina 1918
By deed of trust executed by Thomas V. Miller on July 14 1916 and recorded in Union County North Carolina a default occurred. Trustee A M Secrest will sell at public auction on February 23 1918 at 12 o'clock at the courthouse door Monroe NC the lands described as lot 3 block 2 Vi Heights bounded by Boyte Street and adjacent properties to satisfy the deed of trust and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Miller
A. W
Register's Office
Union County
North Carolina
Monroe
N. C
W. M. Nivens
M. D. Pusser
Boyte Street
Fairley Avenue
Vi Heights
A. M. Secrest
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate In Union County NC
Trustees advertise a public auction of two lots in Indian Trail Union County North Carolina described as lots 12 and 18 of James I Orr property from a 1915 Monroe Hardware Company subdivision. The sale by public auction to highest cash bidder set for February 4 1918 at Monroe courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Condor
Court House
Monroe
Union County
North Carolina
Vanes Township
N. C
Indian Trail
James I. Orr
Monroe Hardware Company
Greensboro Auction and Realty Co
Office of Register of Deeds
Truat
John C. Sikes
Trust
Redwine & Sikes, Attys
Administration Notice and Land Sale in Union County NC
Notice of administration for Watt Redfearn estate issued by Martha Redfearn administrator announces 1 January 1919 claim deadline and prompt settlement for debts. Also a land sale notice for 25 acre tract in Vance Township Monroe NC, to satisfy deed of trust. sale March 2 1918 at courthouse door with cash terms.
Love of the World and Love of the Father
Sermon discusses first John’s warning against loving the world and its desires. It contrasts worldly allure with obedience to God, cites Eve and Jesus temptations, notes world’s transience, and quotes Moody’s tomb inscription about doing God’s will lasting forever. It urges choosing divine will over worldly pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Apostle
D. L. Moody
Evangelist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Walrus Feast Among Smith Sound Eskimos
A Popular Mechanics account describes a Greenland walrus hunt and feast. Hunters dispatch the 2000 pound carcass after harpooning, bury bones to deter foxes, feed entrails to wolves, and savor flippers, fat, and a severed head while sharing raw meat and a repulsive yet favored stomach broth. Local feast customs center on communal eating and vivid ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Sound
Greenland
Fitzhugh Green
Popular Mechanics
North Greenland
The House of a Thousand Sets in a Closetless Home
The article details Harriet Sisson Giles transforming a tight dwelling into a model storage space. With cedar lined closets, cedar finishes, attic and second floor storage, and a wall-lifted catalog of every item, the home eliminates frantic searches for misplaced clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tlarrlet Sisson Gilespie
Mother's Magazine
North Carolina
Quebec City Founded in 1608 by Champlain
The article notes Quebec City is older than New York, founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, while New York dates to 1610. Verrazano explored New York Bay and the Hudson in 1524, with steady trade and early voyages until Henry Hudson’s 1609 voyage. Dutch activity began around 1610, with settlement and government on Manhattan by 1623, and Dutch rule lasting until 1664.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quebe
Quebec City
Smuel de Champlain
New York Bay
Hudson River
Verrazano
Henry Hudson
Champlain
Quebec
Merchnts
Adria Block
New Yor
Manhatts Island
Manhattan Island
New France
Canada
Japanese Steel Output Seen Rising in 1918
Investigation by the mining bureau reports Japan's total steel production at about 888000 tons last August. For the first half of the year 289000 tons were produced domestically, with 200000 tons by government mills. Major mills produced 22000, 14000, 12000 and unknown tons respectively, melting 970000 tons net by year end, an 8 percent rise from the prior year. If this rate holds, 1918 may show a further increase to about 850000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Bureau
Commer
Japan Iverser
Eroment Steel Works
Japan Steel Tube Co
Japan Steel Works
Kawasaki Dockyard Co
Kamaishi Steel Works
Offiis
Northern Carolina items mirror wartime strain and news
A roundup covers farm sales in Johnston county 2100 acres for 93000 dollars cash. A six year old girl knits socks for soldiers. A man in Smithfield faces murder charges claiming self defense. Asheville merchants speed hours to save fuel. A Mt Airy man dies aiding a stranger with a mule. A deserter found near Mecklenburg county. Lawsuits against Charlotte street railway and a local gas firm. State geologist duties shift to H M Berry during Pratt’s military service. Burke court sentences. German worker Alferman jailed in Morehead City for seditious talk. Jesse James killed by Theodore Matthews in High Point. Peach crop fears in Wilkes. School law violation fined in Davidson county. Lenoir mills observe fuel closing. Local papers curb editions. French honors for WWI airman Janis McConnell. Clemmons man found dead. Nova Scotia mine disaster toll 98. Families split by war lists. Washington churches ordered to close to save fuel. British monitor casualty list wide.
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J. Walter Myatt
Johnston County
Smithfield
Kathren Moore
Frank Moore
North Wilkesboro
Ivan Davis
Jacob Boykin
Davis
Asheville
Jim Johnson
Mt. Airy
Johnson
Mecklenburg County
Camp Lee
Petersburg
WF. Simpson
Chanotte Street Railway Company
R. T. Barnes
Fme Company
State Geological Board
Sesson
Raleigh
H. M. Berry
J. H. Pratt
Ly. Pratt
Camp Sevier
Cline
Burke Court
Frank Cook
Board of Commissioners of
Burke
George Alferman
Morehead City
Beaufort
Alferman
Wilmington
High Point
Jesse James
Theodore Matthews
Matthews
James
Wm. Shepherd
North Wilkes
Wilkes
Lenoir
Lenoir Mill
Yadkin Ripple
Wilkesboro
Morntena
Allen
Acadia Coat Company
Stellarton
Nova Scotia
Katherine Hops
Valley
Kans
France
Camp Kearny
Cal
Kiel
Amsterdam
Washington
Ragan
Migulu
Sultan Selim
Dardanelles
Persished
Admiralty
Baker’s Fighting Mood Defends War Mobilization
Secretary of War Baker delivers a forceful speech in Washington defending U S military policy. He counters Senator Chamberlain’s criticism, asserts the nation’s mobilization plans will field 1.5 million by 18 months, and demands public confidence as the war effort expands globally. The address is praised for vigor and clarity, though some doubt remains among congress members. A Tennessee industrial plant project for wood alcohol and related chemicals is also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
England
National Guard
National Army
Germany
David Lawrence
Greensboro
Baker
America
Washington
Baker Lin
Wilson
President Wilson
France
Entente
Senator Chamberlain
Congress
Senate
Secretary Baker
Real Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth Quick Fix
The English Drug Co offers genuine Parisian sage to stop hair loss, banish dandruff, and soothe itching scalps with a money back guarantee. Promises include new growth, clearer scalp in days, and no staining or color changes to the hair. Many claim baldness relief and improved hair texture from this easy to use treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Drug Co
Trustee's Sale Of Real Estate In Union County
Notice of trustee sale on a 1916 deed of trust securing notes by L L Benton to R C Griffin. Property on Furnace branch in Jackson township near Monroe will be offered at public auction at 12 M on February 2 1918 at the courthouse door. Land consists of 42 acres more or less, bounded by Godfrey Broom and others, known as part of Sisue Broom land. Trustee Joel W Griffin issued the sale notice December 31 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Vance Township
Smart Mine
Black Mine
J. F. Conder
Henry Victory
the Register of Deeds
Union County
A. M. Stack
Stack & Parker
Register of Deeds
R. C. Griffin
L. L. Benton
Court House
Furnace Branch
Jackson Township
J. H. Godfrey
Calvin Broom
J. H. Godtpey
Davis
Heath's
Godfrey
W. R. Broon
J Grif
Joel W. Griffin
Sale of Land in Mineral Springs Delinquent Tax Notice
Public notice from Union County Superior Court Commissioner announces sale of land in Mineral Springs on February 2, 1918. The parcel lies along the G C N Railway right of way and consists of approximately 762 1000 acres with specific boundary descriptions and corner stakes. Draft terms set by administrator W. M. Aldridge in the estate of T. L. Aldridge deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Lemmond
Superior Court
Union County
W. M. Aldridge
T. L
Mineral Springs
Lot Pouvery
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Watt Redfearn
Doreens
Martha Redfearn
J. C. Vickery
Adeline Vickery
Hallie Vickery
Dr. H. Smith
Fitzgerald Building
Paxaiey
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marshville
W. B. Houston
Ein
W. C. Lemmond
Ofl
James M. Gray
D.D
Dana
Moody Bible
God
Ita
Garden of Eden
Daniel Webster
Lane
St. Paul's
Cowper
Eskimos
MR. Baker
Tennessee
Knoxville
Collinwood
Wayne County
Tenn
Monroe Iron & Metal OO
THE
General Assembly OF
North Carolna
T. L. Crowell
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