Local Cotton Markets Report
Rest Cotton today sees prices steady to slightly higher as traders note limited selling and steady demand. Market observers forecast cautious activity ahead of next week’s supply reports and regional shipping data.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
5
Parcel Post Opens Union Farmers Market to City Buyers
The Parcel Post expands a wide market for Union farmers to reach city residents. The Journal want ads promise low-cost access, offering quick, liberal returns on investment for those advertising their products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Found A Sum of Money And Various Local Ads
Found A sum of money offered for description and payment. Numerous local ads list shops, groceries, watch repair, cockerels for sale, jewelry, and services in Monroe and nearby areas. Notices include dissolution of Price Hemby Co and administration for Columbus Simpson estate with deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adam Price
Monroe
Sale continues at Vann Fun Idorburk's store
The sale remains active at Vann Fun Idorburk's, with deals continuing on items across the store as advertised in the local notice. Archival fragments confirm ongoing sale status and shop name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vann Fun- Idorburk's
Bank directors report steady profits across Monroe institutions
The Monroe banks posted prosperous years with no changes in leadership. Farmers and Merchants’ Bank added 8000 to surplus, Savings, Loan and Trust declared a 10 percent yearly dividend and placed 1500 to surplus. First National distributed 5000 among 150 stockholders, added 2000 to the pensions fund, Bank of Union declined a semiannual dividend but added 10000 to surplus. Old officers were re-elected at each bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Savings, Loan and Trust Co
First National
Tte
Autiins
Addit Hon
Bank of Union
Graded School Names Class Leaders and Honors
Graded School lists students by grade and names, including Second Grade pupils Tom Lee Lucy Lee Bly Phifer Hattie Gathings Otta Houston Elizabeth Morgan and others, Third Grade Clara Anderson Jo Kenton Ben Horn Emmsley Laney Elizabeth Alexander Marguerite McDonald Mary Dean Laney Christine Gordon Mo ree Helms John D. Stewart Emmett Griffin Ogburn Yates Rebecca Norwood Rachael Armfield Sarah Vresson Nora Lee Caroline Coble Luelle Watkins Calvin Smith William Stack. Fourth Grade Helen Crag Dave Helms Gladys Lathan Jack Carlile William Rudge Francis Taylor Birth Grade Cyrus James Gathings Franc Karl Schachner Birth Grade Oulda Meltne Auntie Lee Hinkle Seventh Grade Mary Hazel Long Julia Finater Mariette Hinde Harry Coble Roy Holms Jahardt Laney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lee
Lucy Lee
Bly Phifer
Hattie Gathings
Otta Houston
Elizabeth Morgan
Clara Anderson
Jo Kenton
Ben Horn
Emsley Laney
Elizabeth Alexander
Marguerite McDonald
Mary Dean Laney
Christine Gordon
Moore Helms
John D. Stewart
Emmett Griffin
Ogburn Yates
Rebecca Norwood
Rachael Armfield
Sarah Vresson
Nora Lee
Caroline Coble
Luelle Watkins
Calvin Smith
William Stack
Helen Crag
Davie Helms
Gladys Lathan
Jack Carlile
Wiliam Rudge
Francis Taylor
Cyrus James Gathings
Franc Karl Schachner
Oulda Meltne
Auntie
Lee Hinkle
Mary Hazel Long
Julia Finater
Mariette Hinde
Harry Coble
Roy Holms Jahardt
Laney
Local theft case ties three locals to cotton bale
Stolena Bale of Cotton Manse Borle and Verne Baker all colored of Lunes Creek town ship were jailed on a charge of stealing a bale of cotton from Vernon Astecraft of South Marshville. After a preliminary hearing before Squire Griffin they were bound over to court. The trio appeared Friday in Wingate with a bale of cotton bought by J L Austin Co, later found to be stolen the night before. For sale a good black mare mule at Monroe Furniture Company store W B Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Department of State
Price-Hemby Company
Monroe
N.C
J. J. Bryan Grimes
State of
North Carolina
Ward Corporation
Raleigh
A. D
J. Bryan Grimes
Stat
Manse Borle
Verne Baker
Lunes Creek Township
Vernon Astecraft
South Marshville
Squire Griffin
Marshville
Wingate
J. L. Austin & Co
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