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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1916

Page

2

Christmas Delayed One Week in Hogwallow

Mixy Flutie Kieleher reports Hogwallow delays Christmas a week due to Miss Flutie Dether’s dress order. Sidney Hocks considered drowning himself at the creek but balked. Community scenes mention Jaybints departure frogs and mosquitoes, church songs, and a court case with Harris testifying about Captain Rice and Cousin Sally Dillard in a convoluted tale.

Mixy Flutie Kieleher Botts Hogwallow Flutie Detcher Sidney Hocks Hostetter Hocks Minx Peck Dog Hill Fletcher Sim Flinders Sim Sears Sam Poke Bazeley Tickville Henry Europe Ford Poke Eazley Court of Justice South Carolina Thelms Captain Rice Harris Captain Rive’s Sally Dillard Sally Dilliard Mose Sally Willard Mr Harris Capt. Rice Capt Rice Hegin Capitan Rice Ily Dilliard

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Pure Formula

An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts vegetable herbs non stimulant dosing, urges readers to buy by mail or at drug stores, and notes sample requests with Monroe Semi-Weekly Journal mention.

Nature Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Monroe

Burglary Charge Through Comic Exchange at Boston Transcript

In a Boston courtroom exchange the judge questions the burglary charge as a break-in while the complainant insists the theft of $5 constitutes burglary. The judge notes a breaking is required, the complainant retorts that taking the five broke him. The taunt ends with a quip about someone always seeking something for nothing.

Boston Transcript

Attractive widow sparks discussion over table in restaurant

A wife and husband argue over a handsome woman in black at a nearby table. The wife notes the man’s distraction. the husband agrees, joking that she wishes she were a widow. The exchange is attributed to The Ladies Home Journal.

Ladies Home Journal

North Carolina farmers save $4.5 million on fertilizer bill

Commissioner W A Graham reports the state saved about 4.5 million dollars on fertilizer costs in the closing crop year. He argues funds distributed to farmers boost rural cash and support diversified crops, noting more hogs and hominy and farmers growing their own rations. He cites cotton yields varying by year and county declines tied to acreage reductions.

Graham Raleigh Dispatch W. A. Graham North Carolina Texas Robeson Scotland Wayne

Tax Delinquency Fee Order for Robeson Bladen Union Counties

Public Local Laws of North Carolina impose a fifty cent delinquent tax fee for Robeson Bladen and Union counties. Taxpayers failing to pay by February 1 incur the extra charge, collected by the tax officer as compensation. The act applies from March 1, 1915, ratified March 6, 1915.

Union County North Carolina Robeson General Assembly North Caro Vina Do Robeson County Bladen Union Ta. D T. L. Crowell

Ford Peace Party Cost

The Ford peace expedition costs are estimated at 44 950 dollars, covering all expenses up to Ford’s departure from Christiana and a 270 000 dollar check to finish funding. The New York World says the Ford plant can cover these costs in under three days with a profit of 100 dollars per car, requiring about 4 450 cars at 1 800 units daily.

Ford Peace Party Oncord Tribune Ford Christiana New York World Fearing Henry

Grove's The Old Standard General Tonic Ad

Ad promotes Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine benefits. Claims to improve liver action enrich blood and build up the system. Mentions price 90 cents and includes a fragmented literary aside about marital status.

Grove

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Wreken Hogwallow Sally Dilliand Hamilton C. Jones STATE W. C. Lemmond Old Library Room W. B. Love Law Monroe, N. C Austin & Correll B. C. Redfearn Bruner N. C Marshville Matthews R. L. Payne Ove Uaton Drug Co Ss. B. Bivens Marshville, N. C Carolina Bank Building W. B. Houston Fitzgerald Court House Mar Alberta Matthews Beatty Pearth Kieffer Ines Concord Catawba Moor Futch T. P. Dillon Co-Operative Mercantile CO Detroit Henderson Garage & Machine CO
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