Local History and Industrial Notes From Monroe Journal 1914
The Monroe Journal reports on diverse topics including coroner’s verdicts in Calumet and local fire incidents, drought resistant plant research, and agricultural probes by the Bureau of Plant Industry. It covers Egyptian cotton in Arizona, alkali soils, and dry-land crop studies, plus railway accident details and stockholder actions in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Great Basin
Office OF Biophysical Investigations
Government Stimulus for Better Farming Initiatives
The Bureau of Plant Industry within the Department of Agriculture advances forage crop research to improve farm productivity. It studies alfalfa and clover varieties, explores drought and cold tolerance, and develops better seed crops for West arid regions and North cold winters. It highlights sorghum for semiarid states and promotes soybeans and timothy as key forage crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Grass
Liar States
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
INT Industry
Ehief
Peru- Vian
Siberia
Minnesota
Dakotas
Petora
Auden Gross
Regina
Department of Agricultue
Timothy
Local Markets Report With Varied Farm Prices
Prices paid by merchants today for poultry dairy and produce in Monroe North Carolina include turkeys guineas and roosters with birds and beeswax listed. Flour at 2.30 per 48 pounds and land posting notices offered by The Journal office. Local veterinarian Wat Ashcraft offers day and night calls from Hayne Street near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Wat Ashcraft
Hayne Street
Courthouse
Monroe
N. C
Notice of Sale of Land In Union County North Carolina
Wavter and by order of the Clerk of the Superior Court in a special proceeding, Clementine Mullis et al. sue Hurley Mullis et al. W. O. Lammond, commissioner, will sell at public outcry on February 9, 1914 at 12 o'clock at the courthouse door in Monroe NC the following tracts. First tract contains 172.14 acres more or less and lies in Jackson Township with boundaries described by existing land marks and lines. Second tract contains 12 acres more or less by Thompson and Crily land lines. Third tract also 12 acres more or less tied to J. C. Pardue and Elizabeth Craig lines. Terms: first tract one third cash, one third on December 1 1914, balance December 1 1915. Sale notice dated January 6 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Clementine Mullis Et Als
Hurley Mullis Et Als
W. O. Lammond
Curthous
Monroe
N. C
Union
Jackson Township
R. A. Davis
RJ. Belk
Simms
Rodman
Blue Branch
P. O
B. O. Stump
Rehoboth Branch
R. J
B.J. Shmms
Thompson
Crily
Elizabeth Craig
J. C. Walkup
W. C. Lemmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Monroe Journal
G. M. and
R. Bousley
Journal Building
Detterson and
Hensley Streets
Calumet
Mich
Gouveal Willy
Chihawhua
Mexice
Nisht Prrsons
New York City
Conarss
Great Letains
J. Green
Farmers’ Union
Rn Rural Co
Sth
Rallings
Loth
Mr. Autrey Deal
West Sandy Ridge
Trotte
Matthews
Savings, Loan & Trust Company
Redwine
HB. Clark
Blair
Charlotte
Aleal
Adomt
Siraing
Office of Biophysics Investigations
Colorado
California
United States
Florida
Caolina
Viginia
Maryand
Wisconsin
Colling & Uargett
T. L. Crowel
Astrachan
Tts Iesethit
Valles
W.H. Belk & Bro
Monroe, N. C
Groce
Ry Store
M. Waller
Mutual Movies
Rex Theatre
Majestic Stars
Step-Brothers
Ed Coxen
Virinn
Griffin & Bivens
First National Bank OF
North Caro
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