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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

7

Zeb and His Folks in Marshville and Beyond

Local notes recount Tom Broom's poultry speech at the schoolhouse and praise United Poultry Club members along Marshville to Page Land road with fifteen breeds shown and high judge praise. A yarn about community figures, debates with Bob Price, and reflections on war effort, meatless days, and War Savings Stamps concludes with county life observations in Monroe and surrounding area.

Tom Broom Faulk Marshville Pageland Joe United Poultry Club Zeb Bob Price Albemarle Monroe Unionville Bob Prof Hamilton N. C Reuc W. A. Alexander Corrinth Badin Tom Griffin McKinnon Grocery Company Charlotte W. A. Griffin Corinth W. A. Whitaker James Spittle Bying N’'limporte

Correcting impression on Mr. N. G. Russell illness

The Journal clarifies that late Mr. N. G. Russell did not contract spinal meningitis in Crescent barber shop, Charlotte, per proprietor A. B. Hayes. Hayes, a Union county native and friend, says Russell never visited his shop and notes the death came after confinement of the deceased ten to twelve days before Russell fell ill.

N. G. Russell Crescent Charlotte A. B. Hayes Union County Russell

Bryan Foresees Saloon-Less Nation in Deathbed Speech

William J. Bryan declared in New York that the entire country would be saloon-free before he dies. He attacked the subsidized press and called a New York editorials akin to whiskey, while praising Washington for preventing liquor in army cantonments and navy. He said a bone dry nation would free more slaves than Lincoln’s emancipation.

William J. Bryan New York City Bryan New York Washington Lincoln

Aiding Hoover by Conserving Foods From Loss By Fire

Report covers first three months of the campaign to prevent fire as part of wartime conservation under Herbert Hoover. National Board leaders urge governors’ cooperation to safeguard cotton gins, warehouses, grain elevators, and storage properties. Inspections educate owners. special agents are issued photo ID. committees work with state officials and insurers. board shares fire danger specs with Hoover administration. also aids Council of National Defense with munitions factory lists.

Writers Association Herbert C. Hoover Wilson R. M. Bissell Hartford Conn National Board Fiehd Conservation Board Hoover

Sugar control saved millions for American shoppers

Hoover says sugar rationing kept supply at 70 percent of normal and saved the public about 180 million dollars. He notes prices would have risen to 20 cents per pound without cooperation from refiners and wholesalers, with consumer costs rising by 18 million per cent per cent per year.

Herbert Hoover United States Foot Hoover England France Food Administration Java The

Jesus and the Sabbath in Christian Rest Day Study

A Moody Bible Institute lesson argues Jesus elevates mercy over ritual on the Sabbath, citing David, the temple, and the Son of Man. It contrasts Jewish seventh day with the Lord's Day, urging Christians to keep the first day for worship and rest, noting Sunday’s economic and spiritual value for America.

Jesus America David England

Surreptitious German butter and egg sales reported

Semi official reports to the United States food administration indicate Germany is selling butter at 1.75 to 2.25 per pound and eggs at 10 to 15 cents each despite strict food controls. Bacon price readings also noted around 2.25 dollars per pound amid ongoing shortages.

Germany United States Food Administration Tlega Newe

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