Crops and Community Update From Monroe Journal
Correspondence notes crops improving as grass is conquered and thresher sounds return. Mr Hawfield and Mr Price buy cars. Wesley Chapel High School opens July 17 with new dormitory and staff. Emphasis on proper mental attitude, service mindset, and a plan for an academic, state-supported high school offering free board with no tuition.
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Monroe F
W. D. Hawfield
H. Li. Price
Grady Doster
Monroe
Mie. Dunter
Jol Winchester
Richardson
Wesley
Hebron
Wesley Chapel High School
Unischool
P' R
Guilty verdict in Snow Hill case with militia guard
The Milwaukee News reports Pound Guilty While Milita Guarded Courthouse. A Black man removed to Snow Hill on a special train with Raleigh militia was tried in private with guard in place. He was convicted of original assault on a white child and sentenced to die in the electric chair on July 21. The ceremony closed as troops formed a protective square and prepared for possible trouble.
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High News and Observer
Snow Hill
Rateleh
Franklinton
Camp
Glenn
W. F. Moody
Young
Walter Clark
Gardner
Surmrse
Co. B
Co. 2
Co. F
Raleigh
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. Sx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Two Hundred Men Ordered Home From Camp
Federal authorities order two hundred men from the North Carolina National Guard home. Brigadier General Young absent, Colonel Rodman assumes command. Vaccination against smallpox and typhoid required. Rejected recruits to be refunded to home stations. Distribution of 215 men to Asheville Winston-Salem High Point Hickory Charlotte Gastonia Mount Airy and Canton. Undersize and underweight common causes of disqualification.
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N.C. Natio Guard
Tate
Jeral Lawrence W. Young
Rodnan
United States
Asheville
Winston-Salem
High Point
Hickory
Charlotte
Gastonia
Mount Airy
Canton
Weddington Correspondence and Local Visits
June 24 correspondence notes visitors and travels among residents. Hood visiting Chi. Haney and Miss Bessie Wryck with Emma Hunter. Fincher at Pincher's mother in Providence. Mae Garmon visiting sister Mrs Hemby. Moore family from Prices Mill at W Embry's. Edith Thomas visiting grandmother. Lucile Petters from Charlotte returning from Belk aunt. Short and Price departure for Waynesville. Emma Hunter a Whitakers teacher won Canada trip via subscribers. Tom and Kate Matthews visited Hilloughs. many attended Antioch children’s exercises. local quip on home and tobacco stain irony.
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Tprom Weiddingt
Weddington
Mr. Hood
Chi
Henry Haney
D. PF. Short
W. A. Short
Dorlam
Monroe
Bessie Wryck
Emma Hunter
Mr. Fincher
Pincher
Providence
Mae Garmon
Antioches
John Hemby
Emsely Moore
Prices
W. Hemby
Edith Thomas
Marshville
EB. W. Thomas
Lucile Petters
Charlotte
8. D. Belk
Jennie Price
Waynesville
Notice of Sale In Union County North Carolina Real Estate
This notice announces a sale under a venditioni exponas issued by the Superior Court of Union County North Carolina. On Monday July 1 1916 at 12 o’clock noon at the Union County courthouse door the highest bidder will buy the land described as 65 acres in Lanes Creek township allotted to Willa A. Marre by J N Sturdivant and others for cash to satisfy the court action.
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North Carolina
Uni
Willa A. Marre
Willia A. Marze
Lanes Creek Township
Union County
Miller Road
J. A. Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Small
B.D. Rushing
C. E. Morgan
E. E. Leonard
T Miller Road
Willia A. Marbe
J. N. Sturdivant
Jane
I. Sherif
N. C
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Standard Oil Company
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, S. C
Bey He
Brassier
Fab Nate
Shaukler
Bien Jolie Brassiere
Ironass
Lee &Co
Monroe Ice & Fuel Co
Greensboro Daily News
Daily News
Greensboro
Nooo
Paris
Pinaud
Parfumerie
Pinaud Bldg
New York
Ere
FORD
Detroit
C. K
Henderson Garage & ‘Coe Co
Monroe, N.C
Gordon Siinvesties. CO
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Monroe, N. C
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