Monroe Chronicle Circulation Warns Renewals Urgently
Local page notes many readers will miss next issue unless they renew promptly. Mentions subscriptions, cash-down policy, and mailing list updates for 1918. Highlights community notes on residents, military service, and local events amid a busy holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Aldridge
Stack & Parker
Charlotte
J.D. McCall
Union County
Arthur Thomas
Camp Jackson
J. H Thomas
Unionville
Jas
Raymond Thomas
R. A. Williams
Monroe
Inez Flow
Washington
Agricultural Department
Civil Service
Miss Flow
Journal
Meeting of Colored Teachers Postponed to January 19 1918
Weather delays force Union county colored teachers to reschedule for January 19 1918 at the Morris Street graded school house to carry out the published program. H Frederick president and R N Nisbet county superintendent announce.
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Union County
Morris Street
H. ©. Frederick
R. N. Nisbet, Co
Deaf editor Keziah visits Charlotte Observer staff
W B Keziah editor of The Whiteville News Reporter, claims the distinction of being the only deaf and dumb editor in the state. He notes a circulation increase to about 2000 and describes using pencil and paper to communicate with colleagues. He speaks of eastern North Carolina’s potential and notes locals learning sign language to converse with him. He was returning home from Morganton after a visit.
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Charlotte Observer
W. B. Keziah
Observer
Keziah
Whiteville
North Carolina
Waxhaw Enterprise
Carolina
Columbus County
Morganton
Countryfolk seek counsel but minister busy in study
A countryman visits a minister for spiritual advice but is told the minister is busy in his study. Frustrated, the man leaves, saying he won’t heed advice if the minister didn’t “do his patadying” in college. An Irishman at a fan mutters he doesn’t want to be a squirrel.
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Christenbury
Rock Kest
Esq
M. L. Flow
Esq. Flow
G. W. Flow
First Baptist Church
John A. Wray
F. B. Ashcraft
D. B. Snyder
John C. Sikes
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M. Waller
Middendorf
C. J. Sikes
Albemarle
Ruth and
Olema Freeman
Henrieta
C. A. McRorle
West Virginia
R. C. Clontz
Davidson College
F. L. Austin
Bride
May Benton
Moriage
Austin
H.W. Austin
C. R. Pate
Camp Meade
H. T. Pate
Pate
Army
Clayton Laney
T. P. Dillon
Heath-Morrow Co
David Covington
Ed J. Bivens
J. M. Horton
Hank
Marvin Whitveld
Massey
Entre Journal Force
Marshville Township
J. &. Choe
M. A. A. Sevest
Arter
Willington
Thomas
G. D. Davidson
Asheville
Gordon Insurance & Investment Co
Davidson
Black Mountain
T. J. Shannon
W. M. Gorton
North
South Carolina
City Hall
Court House
H. M. Farr
Michael Crowell
Goose Creek Township
Old North State
Pennsylvania
New York
Camp Greene
Camp Hancock
Vernon Helms
H. E. Copple
Sam Long
Heath Springs
Red Cross
Joel Collins
Collins
E. A. Helms
Lanes Creek Township
South Monroe School
Savings, Loan & Trust
W. B. Davis
P. V. Richardson
Buford Township
Oscar Richardson
France
Richardson
Nan Carlile
Badin
Albemarle Enterprise
John Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
N. C
Parker
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Hogwallow News
Hogwallow
Raz Barlow
Flutie Belcher
Tickville
Jeferson
Hogwadlow Improvement Society
Jefferson Potlocks
Jefferson
Sap Spradlin
Wild Onion School
Alex Hellwanger
Hogwalow
Cricket Hicks
Tobe Moseley
Ellick Hellwanger
Shome
Tickville Bastile
Sidney Hocks
Bradley
Ladies’ Union
Cooper
Lee & Lee Co
Rne Leading
Notion
Bank of Union
W. S. Blakeney
R. G. Laney
Griffin
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