MonroE Journal Opines on Dogs and Public Policy
The Monroe Journal debates dog laws, arguing many dogs are a nuisance yet stressing a respect for owners. It cites sheep losses and a belief that dog control is unlikely to pass in North Carolina, while noting a Washington Agricultural Department report praising North Carolina farming self sufficiency.
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A. Fitzgerald
Monroe
Davidson County
Beckwith
Raleigh
William the Norman
England
William's Court
Willian
North Carolina
Department of Public Safety
Squire McWhorter
Clark
Wille Landmark
Agricultural Department
Washington
Gaston County
Bank Statement for Monroe National Bank 1916
The Monroe National Bank in Union County shows loans and discounts at 198287.09 with overdrafts secured 98855.08 and unsecured 233.85. It lists cash items 1111.50 silver coin 717.55 currency 6544.00 and total assets 244670.11 with deposits 71850.67 and certificates of deposit 46472.88. Bank officers certify the correctness of the 9 January 1916 statement.
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Monroe
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Bank Wishes for Joys and Peace in 1915
The First National Bank of Monroe extends felicitations to friends for the year 1915 and beyond, hoping for greater joys, a widened vision, security and peace.
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First National Bank of
Monroe
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