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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1917

Page

5

Local notes mix remembrances and events in Monroe

Community column records visits and travel by Miss Sarah Quiverly and Mrs. Redfern, a Monroe milk depot talk, the death of Elizabeth Young and Beatrice Crowell, court house suffrage meeting details, and small town anecdotes about residents, schools, and local organizations.

Sarah Quiverly Ayden Albert Redfern

Cotton Prices Ebb Amid Few Sales and Road Delays

Spot cotton sold for seventeen cents yesterday as buyers reported limited activity. Bad roads kept many farmers from town, while news came of the death of Chas. M. Parsons in Norfolk at 9 this morning. Funeral plans place interment in Savannah. Fox hunt thrills Wolf Pond area as locals join in the chase. Eli Haley, recently robbed in Laurinburg, faces charges after police detain suspects Dock Gillian and Nathan Johnson. Lula Chaney and Cull Lingle wed quietly at Rev. Boger's home. Lingle works for Seaboard and the couple will relocate to Atlanta.

Eli Haley Laurinburg L. C. Robinson Charlotte Netro Haley Will Bowen Dock Gillian Nathan Johnson Robinson Wiarlotte Monroe Lula Chaney Cull Lingle W. J. Boger Lingle N. A. Chaney Unionville Monroe Exchange Seaboard Atlanta

Monroe Ordinance 97 Sets Water Light Notice and Cutoff Rules

The ordinance requires water and light rent notices to be issued by the fifteenth of the month following usage. Rent must be paid within seven days after notice. The City Tax Collector may cut off water and lights for nonpayment. A fifty cent fee is charged to restore service after cutoff.

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