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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
4
The Monroe Journal notes public doubt over war with Germany after President Wilson’s demand to stop submarine attacks on merchant vessels. It contrasts Bryan’s frank approach with a later plan described as firm but likely back down, predicting a vague arrangement. The piece reflects cautious optimism and wary commentary on international tensions.
Jeremiah O Donavan known as O Donnovan Rossa Irish patriot died in Ft Vincents hospital Staten Island after long illness. Born 1801 in Cork he fought Fenian movement with James Stephens O Mahony and John Mitchel admired by John Mitchel's grandson mayor of New York. He was banished to America after Dublin arrest and led extremism advocating dynamite against Britain. He founded United Irishmen paper and remained a foe of British rule until death, with prior pardons and multiple imprisonments noted.
A rural tale shows a Indian poultry raiser failing to curb a setting hen despite many schemes. The hen stubbornly sits, ignoring water, confinement, meals, and scolding. Eventually she quits after hearing a ticking watch, leaving the man surprised by the hen’s resolve.
A Monroe visitors group plans to study the Moore county creamery to judge local interest. Farm residents report crops declining due to dry spells and cool nights. Moore county jail inmates escape, with $500 rewards offered for three, $100 each for the others. Woodmen of the World set a monument service at Mt Olive for the late Cr Morgan. A Peachland boy loses an eye in a wagon accident. Anson seeks to establish a county creamery with potential cream routes and new local creameries likely, as citizens tour Monroe creamery prospects.
The Monroe July Fourth programme calls all floats and participants to register by July 5 at 20 a m, with detailed parade formation from Oil Mill Road through McCauley, Franklin, Crawford, Windsor, Church, Houston, Hayne, Morrow to Main, plus races, fiddlers, and a civic pageant. Officials from multiple towns invited. prizes listed from $2 to $20 for categories. uniforms and judging stations noted.
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