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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1918

Page

1

Register of Deeds Long Will Run For Third Term

The Register of Deeds M C Long announced he will seek a third term after four years in office. Other potential races include Sheriff and Clerk of Court, with several names floated for county positions and a possible State Senate seat for Union county.

Register OF Deeds M. C. Long R. W. Lemmond J. W. Griffith Lemmond D. A. Houston C. E. Houston Sheriff and Register of Deeds Mr. Long J. N. Price Griffith R. F. Beasley Price Barden Henry Presson Cotton Weider C. B. Barden Monroe Tentlemen Presson John Vann Wn Vann John Vann George Ene Sam Germany Lee W. D. Hanfeld R. B. Redwine Ney McNeely Union County J. C. Laney A. A

Military Fronts Show Daily War Activity Across Europe

Daily clashes and violent bombardments intensify from the North Sea to Belgium France and the Italian front near Lake Garda Piave. American patrols near St Mihiel suffer casualties amid No Man's Land fighting while Germans shell British positions near Ypres Cambrai Verdun and Vosges. Central Powers celebrate Ukraine peace moves and push toward Romania with unrest in the region, as Romania's cabinet resigns.

U. S North Sea Belgium France Lake Garda Piave River St. Mihiel Houthois Forest Ypres Cambrai Rome Austria Germany Ukraine Rada Itral Ukralians Snd Rumania Little Kingdom

Man Known for Female Attire Faces Public Service Race

Reported at his Rocky River home, Jack Morgan, a man noted for wearing a dress, has been discharged from service until physically fit. He previously deserted after not reporting for entrainment to Columbia. Sheriff took him to Camp Green. now considered for a future board, with several candidates named, including W. L. Hemby.

Rocky Riv Jack Columbia Camp Green Jule Griffith R. L. Stevens J. C. Brooks Marshville

Thousands of Local Recruits Undergoing Army Physicals in Union County

About 100 men aged 21 to 31, white and black, gathered at the Union County courthouse to undergo physical examinations by Dr. Stevens, Dr. Ashcraft, and Dr. Garren. The process continues through Friday with lists of those called for Thursday and Friday. Four North Carolinians survived the Tuscania disaster: John Kenyon, J. C. Biggers, Milton Pitman, and William C. Buhman.

Kaiser Union County Court House United States 8. A. Stevens J. E. Ashcraft R. H. Garren Robert F. Phifer Harry L. Edwards Willie L. Hoover L. F. Austin John Cunningham Robert G. Honeycutt John Blakeney F. A. Crisco Wm. F. Hinson Joseph F.oneycutt Martin L. Little Silas W. Haigler van Pitman Sam Robinson Kenley Gaither Frank Richardson Jasper G. Duncan Henry Funderburk George F. Griffin James E. Ormand Agustus B. Secrest Charles L. Ivey Hall W Mark A. Blunt Odel Massey Duncan V. Keziah J. W. Meggs Charley N. Porter Carl W. Krauss Robert Redwine Ernest C. Traywick Willie Long Arthur McGill Jas. L. Bivens Preston Baucom Raymond Rorle William H. Peer David H. Covington Roy Perry Everett T. Harmon Dexter Orr William F. Starnes Tillero Edward Rogers Edward Messer Lester J.pressley Harry H. Blair Jeff Deese

Questions on Food Ruling Answered by Mr Griffin

The article recounts a public catechism by Mr Griffin in response to many inquiries about the Federal Food Commission and the food law. It covers Hoover and Page, penalties, and rules on flour and substitutes, plus a Monroe High basketball setup and other local notes.

Griffin Lee Gruffin Th Journal Federal Food Commission Commission Herbert Hoover Washington, D. C North Carolina Henry A. Page J. P. Lucas Raleigh, Q

First Baptist Church Night Draws Large Crowd Sermon on Laziness

A Sunday evening service at First Baptist drew a full house as Rev. John A. Wray preached on laziness to attentive listeners who praised the sermon as strong and engaging. Wray also spoke at Shiloh in the afternoon, addressing large crowds, marking a strenuous day of ministry in Monroe. The Journal notes Fire Chief G B Caldwell plans to countermand an order, avoiding demolition of the Simpson buildings on the court house north side.

William Austin Worth Redwine Henry Belktt Monroe High School Excelsior Literary Society Judge's Bench Carl Schachner Finley Rogers Jessica Vann Mr. White Raeford Laney Roy Hill Seaboard Leland Stewart Miss Vann Miss Lane Joe McEwen Harry Coble Clarence Lee Miss Wren North Carolina Monroe Mr. Wray Shiloh G. B. Caldwell Simpson Court House

Ellen Fitzgerald Memorial hospital plans approved for bids

At a trustees meeting the Ellen Fitzgerald Memorial hospital plans and specifications were accepted and bids will be solicited. The secretary was ordered to call for bids and work to begin at earliest date. Plans available from D B Snyder of Henderson Snyder Co. J H Lee is chairman and D B Snyder secretary. Buy War Savings Stamps.

Ellen Fitzgerald Memorial Hospital D. B.snyder Henderson-Snyder Co J. H. Lee D. B. Snyder

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